Claiming he sexually assaulted her when she was 17. How dementia could soon be diagnosed withIn A day, as scientists turn to Artificial Intelligence. More than three quarters of adults in the uk are now fully vaccinated. The Prime Minister describes the milestone as a huge national achievement. And what a welcome for Lionel Messi one of The Worlds greatest footballers as he flies into france to agree a deal with paris St Germain. And coming up on the Bbc News a Crunch Match for rangers as the scottish champions must win to have any chance of going through in their Champions League Qualifying leg against malmo. Good Evening And Welcome to the Bbc News at six. The number of a level students receiving an A Grade or higher has In A Row Due to the pandemic. The education secretary, gavin williamson, has praised students for dealing with unprecedented levels of disruption over the past year. Students were assessed by teachers and in england, wales and Northern Ireland 45 were awarded an a or a Star compared to 25 in 2019 before the pandemic. The gap between private and State School students achieving Top Grades has also widened. 0ur Education Editor branwen jeffreys reports from the North East of england where the number students acheiving Top Grades has risen, but not as much as everywhere else. After a tough year for students the moment of truth. Few surprises in the envelopes this year, they know what Work And Test teachers have used. And few In A Bumper Yearfor Top Grades and after all, proud of what theyve achieved despite the disruption. The what theyve achieved despite the disru tion. ,. ,. , what theyve achieved despite the disrution. ,. ,. , , disruption. The priority for us is ust to disruption. The priority for us is just to keep disruption. The priority for us is just to keep going disruption. The priority for us is just to keep going and disruption. 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At this Youth Theatre Group in paisley they are rehearsing a show about heading to university. The pandemic meant no final exams for students this year but for those here it did not mean less work. In a normal year here it did not mean less work. In a normal year i here it did not mean less work. In. Normal year i would have sat five or six exams and that your eyesight i9. I feel has been i feel that the year has been year as well. I feel that the year has been year as well. I feel that the year has been year as well. Last year as well. Results were based on last year as well. Results were based on assessment. I last year as well. Results were l based on assessment. A based on teacher assessment. A fairer system to be students who like many others across scotland have been awarded A Grades. Normally the pressure have been awarded A Grades. Normally the pressure is have been awarded A Grades. Normally the pressure is on have been awarded A Grades. 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Pass rates are down in i 2020 but up in previous years by the percentage of pupils achieving A Grades which a record high. In 2019 less than a third of candidates were awarded a letter a last year there was a huge leap while this year almost half of Hire Candidates received the Top Grade. This repeated pattern was seen in other qualifications. Repeated pattern was seen in other qualifications repeated pattern was seen in other qualifications. Young people should feel roud qualifications. Young people should feel proud of qualifications. Young people should feel proud of what qualifications. Young people should feel proud of what theyve qualifications. Young people should feel proud of what theyve achieved | feel proud of what theyve achieved so i think young people and the wider system will have confidence in the results they received today. The Results Today were always going to be heavily scrutinised. The case of the Algorithm Based Results last year followed by the scrapping of exams part way through this year. 0pposition Parties Today raise concerns about the Widening Attainment Gap between the most and least deprived students which the Scottish Government has vowed to close. � ,. , close. Theres been a slight increase close. Theres been a slight increase in close. Theres been a slight increase in the close. Theres been a slight increase in the attainment. Close. Theres been a slight i increase in the Attainment Gap close. Theres been a slight increase in the Attainment Gap from last year but when you look at the historical trend it is still very good picture so compared to 2019 and be years before that weve seen a very big improvement in the Attainment Gap. Of course we are determined to go further. Thy, Attainment Gap. Of course we are determined to go further. A Record Number of scottish determined to go further. A Record Number of scottish students determined to go further. A Record Number of scottish students have L Number of scottish students have been accepted to universities here. The hard work paying off after an exceptional year of challenges in education. 0ur Education Editor, branwenjeffreys, joins us from newcastle. A difficult yearfor a difficult year for students and teachers and a lot of praise from ministers as to how they have dealt with it . Ihla ministers as to how they have dealt with it . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , with it . No one wanted a repeat of the terrible with it . No one wanted a repeat of the terrible heartache with it . No one wanted a repeat of the terrible heartache for the terrible heartache for 18 year olds in the chaos that we had last year when there was a strong attempt to try to hold standards in place with before the pandemic. Today ministers across the uk have been keen to praise the resilience of students who kept going despite all the disruptions and despite studying online. But nonetheless within the detail there are some figures which raise questions. In england students at private, independent schools were twice as likely as those In A state comprehensive to get a Top Grade at a level. Some of the biggest increases were in foreign languages mainly studied in those schools. And less in some parts of the state sector. There are also questions about differences across regions and as you touched on here in the North East they had the smallest increase proportionately in those Top Grades and schools and colleges are saying that is a reflection of the impact of the pandemic on deprived communities. So where does this get is for next year, potentially a very tricky and slow road back to exams. Ministers and regulators across the uk know that next year could be very tricky as well with students who have not sat traditional exams at 16 then facing potentially key high stakes exams that will determine the next stages in their lives. An american woman has filed a civil lawsuit in New York, accusing Prince Andrew of Sexual Abuse. In a statement, Virginia Giuffre claims she was trafficked to the prince by the convicted paedophile jeffrey epstein, when she was seventeen. The Duke Of York has consistently denied the allegations. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. Which of the people in this photograph is telling the truth . The man, Prince Andrew, who categorically denies any impropriety . Or the woman, Virginia Giuffre, who alleges she was sexually assaulted by him on three occasions . Ms giuffre has made his allegations before. She has now followed up with a civil claim filed at a District Court in New York. The claim states that when she was 17 she was the victim of Sex Trafficking. The document states 20 years ago, Prince Andrews wealth, power, position and connections enabled him to abuse a frightened, vulnerable child was No One there to protect her. It goes on to refer to Prince Andrews criminal acts. And states in conclusion, Prince Andrews Sexual Abuse of a child who he knew was a Sex Trafficking victim, and when he was approximately a0 years old, goes beyond all possible bounds of decency and is intolerable In A civilised community. Prince andrew has offered no reaction to the filing of the court claim. His position remains as it was in his interview with newsnight� s Emily Maitlis in November 2019 when he denied any improper behaviour with Ms Giuffre or virginia roberts, as she was then. You can say categorically that you dont recall meeting virginia roberts, dining with her, dancing with her at tramp. 0r going on to have sex with her. In a bedroom in house in belgravia. I can absolutely categorically tell you that never happened. Do you recall any kind of Sexual Contact with virginia roberts, then or at any other time . None whatsoever. So what are the chances that the civil claim will lead to a trial . It is by no means certain. There is a lot of steps from filing a lawsuit until you get to trial. The first major hurdle is that they are going to have to serve Prince Andrew with process. In the united states and New York you have to personally serve someone with the lawsuit for it to get going. That is going to be difficult considering he is in the united kingdom. Buckingham palace is doing its best to keep everything to do with Prince Andrew at arms length. But whatever the truth of these claims the very fact that a member of the Royal Family finds himself facing them is clearly damaging. Public life with the Royal Family and for all his denials these latest developments suggest there can be little immediate prospect of him restoring his public reputation. More than 75 of Uk Adults have now been fully vaccinated. The Prime Minister has described the milestone as a huge national achievement. Meanwhile the Health Secretary has warned that the impact of the pandemic means that more than 13 Million people could be waiting for routine operations and Hospital Treatment in england within the next couple years. Heres our health editor, hugh pym, in england here at Milton Keynes University hospital. And the Health Secretary and head of Nhs England have to face up to a growing Waiting List for nonurgent operations. The Atient List for nonurgent operations. The patient would know In Advance that they had patient would know In Advance that they had about new initiatives including robotic surgery. Sajid including robotic surgery. Said javid however i including robotic surgery. Is. C javid however acknowledged including robotic surgery. Sa. C javid however acknowledged the javid however acknowledged the Waiting List could more than double. No one knows what the finaL Number could be, it could go as high as 30 Million but ijust want could be, it could go as high as 30 Million but i just want to could be, it could go as high as 30 Million but ijust want to make sure if it goes that it grows at the lowest possible rate. But we are seeing as many people as possible as quickly as possible and that will require Notjust New Investment but also new ways of doing things. The Blue Area shows the totaL Number waiting for routine operations in england from March 2020 during the pandemic in sword with 5. 3 million now on the list. The orange area shows the number waiting more than 18 weeks with a sharp increase during the pandemic. Labour said a Rescue Plan was urgently needed. Behind every number as a patient and the story. Hillary has been waiting more than a Year And Half for Hip Replacement. Im more than a Year And Half for Hip Replacement more than a Year And Half for Hip Replacement. Im heavily reliant on painkillers replacement. Im heavily reliant on painkillers. The replacement. Im heavily reliant on painkillers. The pain replacement. Im heavily reliant on painkillers. The pain can replacement. Im heavily reliant on painkillers. The pain can be painkillers. The pain can be anything from just a constant ache to a stabbing pain. It can disturb my sleep even with painkillers. My frustration i think is over not knowing how much longer i will have to wait. , ,. , knowing how much longer i will have towait. , ~. ,. , to wait. There are many unknowns for the nhs although to wait. There are many unknowns for the nhs although covid to wait. There are many unknowns for the nhs although covid patients the nhs although covid patients pressures on hospitals are less than feared at one stage what might happen in the months ahead and what could happen if there is severe winter flu system. Thus challenges will come on top of the drive to reduce the backlog of routine operations. Another task for the nhs will be the continued roll out of the vaccination programme. Now extended to 16 and 17 year olds. That extended to 16 and 17 year olds. Git the moment that will be through a combination of gp contacting people and inviting them for their chance and inviting them for their chance and a number of places already offering work in vaccination opportunities. We will see many more of those opening up this week. Thshd of those opening up this week. And then boosterjabs for those who have already had two doses. The Health Secretary wants them to Start early next month in england but they have been warnings for my next but that that would not look good when people are many other parts of The World have not had a first dose. The latest Government Coronavirus figures show there were more than 23,500 new infections recorded, in the latest 24 hour period, which means on average there were 28,007 new cases per day in the last week. The number of people in hospital with covid is 5,909. 146 deaths were recorded in the last 2a hours thats the highest daily Death Toll since the 12th of march, meaning an average of 89 deaths a day, in the last week. 89 of adults in the uk, have now had their firstjab. And more than 39. 5 million people have had both jabs over 75 of adults. The time is 6 16pm. Our top story this evening. Record numbers of Top Grades for a level students after exams are cancelled for a second year In A row because of the pandemic. Still to come, a teary goodbye in barcelona on sunday to a Rowdy Hello from fans in paris, Lionel Messi is on the move. Coming up in sportsday on the Bbc News channel. Englands second test against india is just two days away. But with the new hundred gaining more of a share of the spotlight, can all formats of the game get the attention they need . Scientists are testing an artificial Intelligence System that may be able to diagnose dementia after a single Brain Scan and predict how quickly the condition will advance. Over the next 20 years, its thought the number of people with dementia in the uk will almost double to 1. 6 million. Diagnosis could greatly improve patient outcomes. 0ur science correspondent, pallab ghosh, reports careful over here. Penelope clark noticed that her husband, dennis, began to forget things last year. They were concerned he was developing some form of dementia. The couple, from hertfordshire, are taking part in trials of a new system that will be able to tell not only whether dennis has some form of dementia but how quickly it is likely to develop. Have you got any questions about it at all . No, i think its fantastic. If you had a diagnosis that gave you some indication of the progression, would that be of help . Well, then we could, you know, plan financially as well as, as a couple to be able to perhaps have a few holidays before things got bad that i couldnt take dennis on holiday. It makes me more comfortable because you are not waiting for a diagnosis and you have someone saying they know what it is now. Denniss Brain Scan will be analysed by an Artificial Intelligence computer programme. It compares his scan with those of thousands of other dementia patients. In preclinical tests, its been able to diagnose dementia years before symptoms develop. You have a diagnosis of dementia, and that is a big thing to take on board, so when im delivering this diagnosis, anything i can do to be more confident about that and to give people more information and to help them plan their lives is a great thing to be able to do. And the new technique can give results much faster. Currently it can take several scans and many other tests to find out whether someone has dementia. The new artificial Intelligence System can potentially pick it up with just one scan and it can pick it up much earlier in the progression of the disease. The researcher who led the development of the system believes that early and accurate diagnosis of dementia will make treatments much more effective. The treatments can kick in early and slow down the progression, and at the same time avoid happening to the brain. And its likely that the symptoms might occur later in life or they may actually never occur. The system is currently being tested to see if it works just as well In A clinical setting as it has in the lab. If so, it will make a big difference to dennis and millions like him. The inquest into the death of a 20 year old man, who attacked two people with a knife in South London last year, has been shown footage of the moment he was shot dead by undercover police officers. Sudesh amman had been released from prison 10 days earlier after serving time for terrorism offences. Our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, reports. Knife in hand, this was the moment when Sudesh Amman turned on to Surveillance Officers who immediately shot him dead. He was outside boots on Streatham High Road in South London and had just stabbed to members of the public. Just over half an hour earlier, he had left his probation hospital, a convicted terrorist who had been released from prison just ten days previously, intelligence suggested he was still an extremist who wanted to carry out an extremist who wanted to carry out an attack so he was being followed by a nine a man armed Surveillance Team, on foot, on cars and In A motorbike. Ajd Sports Bag across his stomach concede a poorly made hoax Suicide Belt. 0n Streatham high road, he went into a Hardware Shop and a Surveillance Officer tried to catch up to see what he was doing that he suddenly emerged with a stolen knife and stabbed a woman and a man as he ran. Both survived. By this time, to Surveillance Officers were pursuing him with their guns drawn and outside boots, Sudesh Amman turned to confront them before being shot. This amman turned to confront them before bein shot. ,. �. , amman turned to confront them before being shot a amman turned to confront them before being shot. A bus being shot. This aint real. A Bus Passenger being shot. This aint real. A Bus Passenger film being shot. This aint real. A Bus Passenger film the being shot. This aint real. A Bus Passenger film the aftermath i being shot. This aint real. A Bus Passenger film the aftermath as| being shot. This aint real. A Bus Passenger film the aftermath as more of the Surveillance Team arrived. It was clear from the cctv that nobody gave Sudesh Amman any first aid for more than an hour and 20 minutes after he was shot. The jury has been told that the this was because of concerns about the possible Suicide Belt it was wearing. Firearms officers who arrived within minutes were also taking no chances. The belt was fake, made from Iron Brew bottles and aluminium foil, but by the time it was made clear, Sudesh Amman was dead. The body of a british woman who went missing in the Pyrenees Last Year has been found, close to where one of her bones was discovered last month. Esther dingley vanished on a Solo Trek in november. A charity supporting her family said its suggested she died by accident. The campaign to free princess latifa, the daughter of the ruler of dubai, has been disbanded after she was pictured with her cousin in iceland. The image was posted on Social Media by a british woman who has previously appeared in photos with her. The campaign was set up after latifa was forcibly returned to dubai after making a bid for escape in 2018. So Starmer'>Keir Starmer has been travelling around the uk listening to voters concerns and taking stock after recent shifts in the political landscape. Last week we examined the impact of the Tories Success in the midlands and north on their traditional heartlands in the south. Today, we consider labours challenge whether The Party can build on success its had in cities to win back some of the towns its lost. Alex forsyth reports from leigh, in greater manchester. The members of Leigh Scooter Club like things from the past. Their vehicles celebrate old trends. Politically though, there has been a change of direction. This is one of the places thats seen Labour Loyalties overtaken by new found tory support. When leigh was very much a Mining Town, you had labour and you had the unions, and that was big. People have moved away, new people have moved in. I think its just watered down and down and down. Youre always told that your Mum And Dad were labour, so youre labour, and you just get it rammed down but politics has changed over the years. Can you see people going back to labour here . Ican. Yes, ican. Yeah, because i do Think Brexit had a lot to do with it. This former Mining Town is one of the places that voted leave. Brexit� s clearly played a part in political change across the country. Though trevor, an active Labour Member whos nowjoined the tories, thinks its deeper. He says some voters feel labours values shifted away from these communities, leaving them open to other parties. I think theyre less tribal than what you think. They are solid in the values but not tribal in their allegiances. Im me and ive been me for an awful long time and i have a certain set of values, etc. Im still where i am and the whole backdrop of the Labour Left has shifted further, further left. Right across england, the political map has changed. Labours lost support in several towns in the midlands and north like leigh. But half an hour down the road in manchester, The Partys still strong. So, how to keep support in cities and rebuild in towns . The mayor here was once the mp for leigh. He says giving communities more power would help voters reconnect, and labour must be clear on what it can offer. The countrys crying out for somebody to step forward and say, you know what . We cant have this. We need a big drive to improve peoples work, improve peoples homes, improve peoples communities. Weve become too timid sometimes and too nuanced in terms of putting forward our policy agenda. I think we kind of have to get bolder again in saying how labour is the right party to rebuild post pandemic britain. Is Starmer'>Keir Starmer the man to do it . Well, hes certainly got my support. And i think absolutely, he could be the man to do it, no question. For these current and former Labour Backers in manchester, the challenge is whether a party thats been divided about its direction can appeal across the board. What is important will be to keep the manifesto we had under the last leader. As a labour party, youre veering left and right trying to position yourself but youre trying to hold the group together that isnt really meant to be together. I dont Think Labour should aim to leave anyone behind. I dont Think Labours anywhere near with that message about appealing to people in showing how their agenda will make their lives good and a good standard of living, and thats really what they need to do. Labours leader is having conversations like this with voters through the summer trying to work out if, and how, The Party can grow enough support across the country to find a way back to power. Alex forsyth, Bbc News, greater manchester. This was the rapturous reception for the footballer Lionel Messi as he arrived in france to finalise to deal two Year Deal with paris St Germain. Its one of the biggest transfer in recent history and he could earn half £1 million a week. Messi left barcelona on sunday after 21 years, The Club Hejoined Messi left barcelona on sunday after 21 years, The Club he joined as a teenager. Of the teenager. 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Barcelona are moving on without their biggest Star and for messi, a new story is beginning. Time for a look at the weather. Heres darren bett. Is it warming up . It felt more like some of this is it warming up . It felt more like some of this evening is it warming up . It felt more like some of this evening with some of this evening with some sunshine around and much drier weather as well. The showers we have seen in North East england are fading away on the showers we have in the North East of scotland, these will take longer to fade away later this evening and the Weather Tomorrow is going to look a bit different, actually, because heading out to the atlantic this is what is heading our way, this band of cloud which has already arrived in Northern Ireland and by Tomorrow Morning we see this first signs of rains in Northern Ireland are wet weather heading in heading to Scotland And a bright Start further east but it will cloud over as the band of rain moves steadily east through parts of the uk and its moving and further east across scotland so wetter in Eastern Scotland so wetter in Eastern Scotland in the Afternoon Tomorrow and it will be cooler today. Eventually we will get sunshine in western Scotland After the raIn And wet morning in Northern Ireland, sunny and the afternoon but we have Rain Heading onto the pennines into wales, on the far South West midlands and in the South East increasingly cloudy but we could make 25 degrees for the first time this month. That weatherfront this month. That Weather Front is heading into england and wales but The Rain will peter out overnight and this is the main driver later on tomorrow with a windy weather heading into the North West and the Weather Front first of all, this is where it is, across southern areas, hanging around, little or no rain on it and the cloud should then and break further north we will see the strengthening winds with low