Adverts with a new tool to report scammers. The man in charge of fixing britains railways said it should be independent of government and should have more input from city authorities. Ill be finding out what it means for passengers. The celebrations continue for englands cricketers, with a trip to downing street following their world cup win. A dry and pleasantly warm day across much of the uk today. One or two showers, but will they be coming your way . Ill tell you with the full forecast on breakfast. Good morning and thanks forjoining us. Its tuesday, the 16th ofjuly. Our top story figures out this morning are expected to show a significant rise in the number of deaths from drug abuse in scotland. Its thought more than 1,000 people died last year. Scotland already has the highest number of drug deaths in any european country. 0ur correspondent james shaw reports. When i think of all the drugs ive taken over the years, theres no crying left. I run out of tears. An open mic event for drug users in dundee. Sylvia fox started taking drugs at the age of dundee. Sylvia fox started taking drugs at the age 01 14. Now she only uses the heroin substitute methadone, and recognises her addiction caused a lifetime of risk taking. 0nce risk taking. Once i was found in the street, just in the middle of the road. I mustve just been walking and collapsed. And the other time i was in the house andi the other time i was in the house and i had again injected, i think it was more theme, at that stage, and i had 0d. Last year, dundee had the highest rate of drug deaths, but the problem affects all scotlands major cities. In areas like this piece of waste ground in the centre of glasgow, the chaotic nature of drug use does start to become apparent. The boss of one organisation which supports drug users is a former deputy chief co nsta ble, drug users is a former deputy chief constable, and now wants some decriminalisation. Enabling some of the things that at the moment we cannot do around drug testing, around indeed treatment centres, and the like, would be sensible, progressive measures that would enable us to have a more effective approach to drug harms than we are currently able to do under the current framework. That may be a controversial view, but demands for change are likely to become harder to ignore. James shaw, bbc news, dundee. The Scottish Government says a taskforce has been set up to see whether a change of policy is needed. The department of health says its already carrying out a comprehensive review of drug misuse as part of the uk drug strategy. The four democratic members congresswomen told by President Trump to go back where they camefrom have held a joint News Conference to hit back at his comments. The women, who are all from ethnically diverse backgrounds, said hed been racist, and was using extreme language to deflect attention from his failing policies. Heres our washington correspondent, david willis. The president of the. Facing accusations of racism and xenophobia, President Trump is not backing down. Spelling out his message in capital letters, let anyone be in any doubt, and going on to attack the democrats for closing ranks around the four women. The dems were trying to distance themselves from the four progressives, he wrote, but now they are forced to embrace them. That means they are endorsing socialism, hate of israel and the usa. Minutes later, at a joint News Conference, the congresswomen, three of whom were born in the usa, hit back. He is launching a blatantly racist attack on four duly elected members of the United States house of representatives, all of whom are women of colour. This is the agenda of white nationalists. Something its controversial. A lot of people love it, by the way. Something. The speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi, has said she will introduce a resolution condemning President Trumps remarks. But, while some republican lawmakers have been critical, the silence from senior members of the party has been deafening. The question now for more moderate republicans going into next years president ial election is what constitutes a crossing of the line. David willis, bbc news, washington. President trumps remarks have been criticised by theresa may. Last night the two candidates hoping to become the next Prime Minister were asked what they made of it all. Lets find out more from our political correspondent, Jessica Parker, whos in westminster. What did arzo and jeremy hunt say in response to all of this . This was inevitably going to come up in the head to head debate last night borisjohnson. People wanted to see if they would condemn donald trump and how far they would go, in particular people waiting for Boris Johnson and his reaction because he was lambasted by some for failing to fully back Sir Kim Darroch initially after the British Ambassador to the us fell foul of donald trump. Both was and donald trump did condemn Donald Trumps remarks. Lets have a listen to what they said. I have 3 2 chinese children, and if anyone. And their british citizens born on the nhs, and if anyone ever said go back to china, id be utterly appalled. If youre the leader of a great multicultural, multiracial society, you simply cannot use that kind of language about sending people back to where they came from. Both men were asked, where the comments by donald trump racist . Neither candidate would go quite that far. Perhaps they are conscious that far. Perhaps they are conscious that should they enter number 10 downing st, they want to forge that special relationship and they want to secure that big post brexit trade deal with america as well and they are conscious if you go quite far criticising donald trump, he might go quite far criticising you right backin go quite far criticising you right back ina go quite far criticising you right back in a very public manner. Regardless, last night was the last head to head debate between the two candidates. I say the last one, there have only been two, but were getting closer to the final result. A week today, the winner will be announced, and a week tomorrow, a new Prime Minister will enter number 10 downing st. Thanks very much. See you later. The man tasked with working out how to improve britains railways says a new, largely independent body should be created to oversee the entire network. Keith williams, the former chief executive of british airways, is due to publish his final recommendations in the autumn. His review follows criticism of the way the franchising model is run. 0ne one of the things weve heard and listened to is there needs to be real accountability in the railways. You know, someone needs to be accountable to the public for the services that they receive, and that needs to be at a national level. What we also recognise is that the role of the regions needs to be emphasised, because mainly whats been lacking in the past is Regional Input into the National System has been somewhat lacking. Food banks in the uk are expecting their busiest summer ever as they struggle to deal with ever increasing demand. The Trussell Trust, which runs a network of food banks, says demand soared by 20 last summer. Its expecting a similar increase this year when the School Holidays start. Andy moore reports. Morecambe Bay Food Bank just one of the centres that delivered 1. 6 million food parcels across the country last year. They are gearing up for their busiest time of year, the summer School Holidays, when they prepare lots of food parcels especially for children. During the school terms, the children are actually getting the school meal during the day, at school. So obviously during School Holidays, there isnt the provision for the extra meals, and that puts an extra strain on the families. Extra money needed for childcare can also put pressure on poorerfamilies during the holidays. The Trussell Trust is launching an appeal for funds and food donations. It is also calling for changes to policy. The main issue that we see, which were calling for a change with, is the five week wait that people have to endure until they get their first universal credit payments. Its big, structural measures that the government needs to address in order to put an end to this crisis. The government says families on universal credit can get advance payments from day one, so no one has to wait. It also says 95 of claimants are paid in full and on time. Andy moore, bbc news. And well be talking about that later in the programme. Send us your thoughts if youve got any on that. Facebook is introducing a new reporting tool to make it easier to identify and remove fake adverts. Its also donated £3 million to fund a service being launched by citizens advice today to help the victims of online scams. The feature came about after martin lewis, founder of the moneysavingexpert website, sued over his name and photo being used on fake facebook adverts. How do you think aboutjellyfish . Im uncomfortable with them. What about whopping big jellyfish . Yeah, very uncomfortable this is the moment divers in cornwall discovered a giant, human sized barrell jellyfish, the largest species ever found in British Coastal waters. Biologist lizzie daly, alongside her underwater cameraman dan abbott, said the creature was as big as her, but explained it was a gentle giant without much of a sting in its tail. A gentle giant. But you wouldnt wa nt to a gentle giant. But you wouldnt want to get that close to find out topic quite beautiful to watch. Mesmerising on its own. Without a human nearby. Gives me the Heebie Jeebies human nearby. Gives me the heebiejeebies you are getting sweaty what if it stings them . But it didnt, all right. Brilliant pictures as well some great pictures as well some great pictures in the papers as well, which we will get to later. Sally is here with the sport. Still in a cricketing beautiful place and i wonder if your absence yesterday could be explained by celebrating with a lot of england cricketers . No i was celebrating with a lot of england cricketers . No iwas somewhere else seven weeks ago, you laughed at me when i said england might win the world cup. I did, you were right my entire life, ive never been right at that point it looked like they would make a mess of the whole thing. I dont know where that stupid confidence came from. Normally im the ultimate pessimist the celebrations continued for englands cricketers following that brilliant world cup win. They were at downing street last night for a reception hosted by theresa may, who was at lords to see them beat new zealand on sunday. Earlier the squad was at the oval for a celebration event with fans. That was lovely. Lots of kids got a chance to see them. Englands netballers meanwhile are progressing well at their world cup. They beat jamaica in the second round, and will be guaranteed a spot in the semi finals with a win over trinidad and tobago on wednesday. It looks like steve bruce is on his way back to premier league management. Hes resigned as boss of Sheffield Wednesday, and is expected to become the new Newcastle United manager. And it was a good day for the defending Tour De France champion Geraint Thomas. Hes moved up from fifth to second in the overall rankings after ten stages. Theres been so much sport going on, its been so busy. How have we got to ten stages of the Tour De France . We are there. Sorry, what were you going to say . Im getting more excited about the netball. Thats all quietly happening. The netball is brilliant. Liverpool looks fantastic. Flags and fans everywhere. Tried to go for a meal at the weekend and couldnt get a table, great one of those situations where i know we get people writing quite a lot, but when theres so much sport around you cant fit it all in so you get lots of people why arent you covering more . Apologise to fans of the Scottish Open yesterday, some of you got in touch. Theres a line somewhere its really tricky then you lot will complain these would go mad, im not allowed to stay on for too long get off matt is tapping his watch, standing by here is matt with a look at this mornings weather. The british open golf later this week. The weather is set to change but not a bad day if youre heading out. Lots of dry weather to come once again and plenty of sunshine, particularly this afternoon but only one 01 particularly this afternoon but only one or two isolated and for a few heavy showers. Across the uk at the moment, this zone of cloud has been coming in, so not quite as sunny as it has been over the past couple of days in some Western Areas. The cloud is mainly high, so hazy sunshine but thicker cloud producing showers for the morning rush in parts of western scotla nd morning rush in parts of western scotland and maybe Northern Ireland but most completely dry. A bit more sunshine in the afternoon as the high cloud things even further. In the afternoon, a view more isolated showers in scotland and Northern Ireland, some heavy and a couple in Northern England and north wales but the vast majority are dry and warm. Temperatures 27 in the south east corner and a warmer day by and large down eastern areas compared with the last few days in. Some isolated showers this evening but they will fade away tonight and some eastern areas will be dry and clear, but in the second half of the night, cloud increasing in western scotland and Northern Ireland with the chance of rainfor Northern Ireland with the chance of rain for the morning but a muggy night with temperatures creeping up to 1115 night with temperatures creeping up to 11 15 as we start tomorrow. The same for tomorrow morning, low pressure pushing its way in. The return of more substantial rain for some in the form of occasional rain to begin within scotland and Northern Ireland but heavier and lengthier bursts developing through the day. Stronger south westerly wind. Much of southern and Eastern England will be dry with sunshine but as the wind picks up, cloud and outbreaks moving to the west with temperatures not as high as the last few days. 16 19 in Western Areas but in the south and east, a humid mid 20s for many with hazy sunshine continuing. Into thursday, we start with the overnight rain just about to clear eastern areas and then were back to sunshine for much of a loa n were back to sunshine for much of a loan and wales but frequent heavy and thundery showers on thursday for scotla nd and thundery showers on thursday for scotland and Northern Ireland. Quite a breeze as well for the start of the british open at portrush, that will make things challenging. Theres more lame come too, which will please some gardeners but as go into friday, after a bright start, this next area of low pressure will work its way in, bringing more in the way of rain, especially in parts of and wales into friday night and saturday morning in areas where we desperately need it. Before we go, lets show you what happened yesterday on the island of corsica in bustier in the north. This amazing waterspout bastia. A tornado over the water. There can be fairly severe storms in Central Europe through today. Thats an incredible picture. Stunning, isnt it . Yellow you wouldnt want to be on that very. You wouldnt, would you . On that very. You wouldnt, would you . Ferry. On that very. You wouldnt, would you . Ferry. Thanks, matt, see you later. He has started with the big picture there. A bold move, where is he going to go next . Lets take a look at todays papers. The times says the two candidates hoping to be Prime Minister, Boris Johnson and jeremy hunt, have criticised language used by President Trump when he told several congresswomen to go back where they came from. The picture is of the father of england bowlerjofra archer, who has told the paper his son helped secure the world cup despite grieving his murdered cousin, who was killed the day after the tournament began. The sun also features last nights debate between borisjohnson and jeremy hunt. The paper says the pair repeatedly backed each other on key issues, with mr hunt appearing to promise mrjohnson a job in the cabinet. The Daily Telegraph leads on a new report which has found sexism, racism and bullying are at unacceptable levels in britains armed forces. The paper also reports that thousands of English Speaking homeowners have been left confused after their smart meters randomly switched to welsh. The daily mails headline warns of a toxic threat to babies in the womb. It follows a new report by mps into chemicals used in everyday life. The paper reports that toxins found in furniture and electrical goods could be harmful to unborn babies. The picture is england captain eoin morgan meeting theresa may in downing street. Switching two wells, someone is having a joke there. It is like changing someones phone to swedish, or mandarin. And then it is how you ever get it back, because you cant understand to be able to. |j ever get it back, because you cant understand to be able to. I have a friend who constantly changes her phone to a different language. What you have to do is get exactly the same phone, and follow it through. It is quite hard. Has your friend done it to you . Yes. Well done, friend. Have you ever don