recent days. temperatures 25 or 26 in the warmest parts of the south—east. typically the high teens further north. thursday, an area of low pressure arrives. a couple of fronts on the map, so some splashes of rain across parts of scotland, some showers can be quite heavy and a similar story for central and southeastern england. so perhaps the odd thunderstorm with some of those showers, but some training between and temperatures still warm in the south east, the high teens further north. through the end of the week into the weekend, temperatures come down a little bit with a mix of sunshine and showers. thanks, sarah. and that's bbc news at six. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight. hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. here's what's coming up on tonight's programme. laura muir's on the hunt for a world championships medal later — but one of her arch rivals is in season—best form. we'll be in budapest for the latest. and champions league football at stake for rangers. dutch giants psv stand in their way tonight, in the first leg of qualifying at ibrox. this one we know we are in european football it's one competition and they are a fantastic team but it is an excellent opportunity for everybody. hello there — and welcome along to the programme... and laura muir has the chancejoin britain's medallists this evening, but there's a that small job of getting the better of the current, champion. to the world athletics championships — and the action continues as we speak. look at the latest with our correspondent alex. this 1500 metres women's final. what a season she is happening the current world and olympic can anyone get the better of 0lympic can anyone get the better of her in this race? certainly the british trio led by laura muir will be under no illusion how difficult it isjust to be under no illusion how difficult it is just to get a metal here. despite all in the past getting a metal in this race will be a fantastic performance. it is lead as you mentioned by this remarkable kenyan runner who is vying for an unprecedented third 1500 metre title at the world championships broken three world records during the summer in the 1500, the mile and the 5000 metres. cracking form is very comfortable in qualifying. up against another remarkable athlete the dutch runner who spectacularly fell in the final of the 10,000 metres on saturday will looking to be making amends trying to give faith a run for her money. there's also a couple of fast and young ethiopians also in the mix for medals of this race very tough, not possible certain we have seen laura muir to her before she is full of creative determination and she will need all that if she's going to get a metal this evening. we need all that if she's going to get a metal this evening.— need all that if she's going to get a metal this evening. a metalthis evening. we have also seen max 90 _ a metalthis evening. we have also seen max 90 out — a metalthis evening. we have also seen max go out in _ a metalthis evening. we have also seen max go out in the _ a metalthis evening. we have also seen max go out in the 800 - a metalthis evening. we have also| seen max go out in the 800 metres a metal this evening. we have also i seen max go out in the 800 metres in the men's but also want to look forward to is the 400 metres high hopes for him as well. just forward to is the 400 metres high hopes for him as well.— forward to is the 400 metres high hopes for him as well. just on max the second — hopes for him as well. just on max the second heat _ hopes for him as well. just on max the second heat of— hopes for him as well. just on max the second heat of the _ hopes for him as well. just on max the second heat of the 800 - hopes for him as well. just on max | the second heat of the 800 metres going into the semifinals a bit wide open and no one has taken by the scruff of the next certain he will consider himself a chance. later on in the 400 metres last year he got a bronze better a bit of a surprise and came here to do it and set off with a bit of a nickel got the first round of qualifying comfortably but he has plenty left in the tank and he has plenty left in the tank and he is going for the win. up against the grenadine player and a norwegian. he considers himself to be in good form to get the final. we saw that when in the hundred metres yesterday what a performance and gina ashes mission not quite up to the effect. it gina ashes mission not quite up to the effect. ., . gina ashes mission not quite up to the effect. ., , ., the effect. it was a loaded fire normal and — the effect. it was a loaded fire normal and she _ the effect. it was a loaded fire normal and she had _ the effect. it was a loaded fire normal and she had actually . the effect. it was a loaded fire - normal and she had actually played into her hands her agent was telling afterwards because no one could see what she was doing flew down the track and set that incredible record. personality is a character can be a bit divisive but she was here around about an hour ago at the metal ceremony which takes place outside of the concourse, a special area. it was packed out and she got area. it was packed out and she got a rapturous welcome certainly the hungarian fanciful of support for sha'carri richardson. she goes to the 200 that starts tomorrow as long with dina. she had no real expiration of why she was not the top she will be happy to improve. she got a bronze medal in the 200 metres and a gold medallist in that event until hot and 20 nineteenths she will be hoping to be in with the mix at least until a for a metal here in the final if she gets there on friday. you're watching sportsday, live from the bbc sport centre. still to come... why chess is getting more funding to take it out into the open. we'll be hearing how the new money can help inspire a new younger generation. always focus on the game because there could be a secret attack on one of your special pieces like your work or your worship. —— one of your special pieces like your work oryourworship. —— bishop. the verdict around the captain 0wen farrell red card has been appealed by today. it could determine whether he misses some of the opening matches at next month's rugby world cup. patrick tell first a bit about the background to this case and the twists and turns around it. we are still waiting _ twists and turns around it. we are still waiting for _ twists and turns around it. we are still waiting for that _ twists and turns around it. we are still waiting for that decision. - twists and turns around it. we are still waiting for that decision. we | still waiting for that decision. we have been waiting all day long to hear whether 0wen farrell has a hint of starting the england world cup rugby campaign it is a complicated and twisting story started in england's warm—up match against wales. he was initially sent her on a yellow card for a high—tech which may contact with the balch player's head. the video official servant that into a sending off. but eight last week, last tuesday in independent disciplinary panel overturned that red card so got michael's q. to play. and he could theoretically start the rugby world cup but that was a really controversial decision. head injuries are a big deal in front be. it was felt if you do not punish 0wen farrell you are not treating it seriously enough. play ruffle groups were critical of the decision not to give him any further punishment. so world rugby chalice that decision formally and that his book led to the second panel which we are waiting to hear the results of today. waiting to hear the results of toda . .., . , waiting to hear the results of toda . _, . , ., today. her concerns rather disciplinary _ today. her concerns rather disciplinary side _ today. her concerns rather disciplinary side of - today. her concerns rather disciplinary side of things i today. her concerns rather i disciplinary side of things but today. her concerns rather - disciplinary side of things but the england team and owen farrell has been cited before,. his england team and owen farrell has been cited before,.— been cited before,. his tackling techniaue been cited before,. his tackling technique has _ been cited before,. his tackling technique has been _ been cited before,. his tackling technique has been a _ been cited before,. his tackling technique has been a live - been cited before,. his tackling technique has been a live issue| been cited before,. his tackling l technique has been a live issue in rugby which was by that has been so much attention on this particular incident. as well as him there is attention on billy who was sent off on the next warm—up match making a tackle that made contact with the ireland prop had. he may receive a band and we would hear on tomorrow. he's the only number eight specialists in the squads that would create a problem as well. i think i tackling and head injuries will be a real live issue in the world cup. they have brought in a new system called the bunker. that was used both 0wen farrell and italy. the player can give them a yellow card in it can also indicate that like decision to be looked at by a video official, let out of ten minutes of sin been time to go back over into decide whether they need further punishment. this can be used in the workups of we would see a lot of it and it was at today the players book that they the players welcome the change even if it would cost him in the short term. for change even if it would cost him in the short term.— the short term. for us a turns to ills and the short term. for us a turns to gills and to _ the short term. for us a turns to gills and to read _ the short term. for us a turns to gills and to read so _ the short term. for us a turns to gills and to read so it's - the short term. for us a turns to gills and to read so it's a - the short term. for us a turns to gills and to read so it's a bit - gills and to read so it's a bit brilliant _ gills and to read so it's a bit brilliant for us so far but we understand why it is there. it is there _ understand why it is there. it is there for— understand why it is there. it is there for player safety and as players — there for player safety and as players we are thoroughly behind that _ players we are thoroughly behind that we — players we are thoroughly behind that. we understand the laws, we have _ that. we understand the laws, we have fall — that. we understand the laws, we have fall afoul to it for two weeks in a row _ have fall afoul to it for two weeks in a row row _ have fall afoul to it for two weeks in a row row we know we have to be better and _ in a row row we know we have to be better and we are working on that. and hopefully get them out of the way before we get out into the world cup. where does leave — get out into the world cup. where does leave england _ get out into the world cup. where does leave england at _ get out into the world cup. where does leave england at the - get out into the world cup. where | does leave england at the moment giving they are on a poor run of form. ., ., ., , ., , form. england are not in good shape. remember that _ form. england are not in good shape. remember that the _ form. england are not in good shape. remember that the men _ form. england are not in good shape. remember that the men who - form. england are not in good shape. | remember that the men who brought them into this workup wasjones who they got rid of plaster. they brought in steve borthwick in the results have not improved. succession was mediocre in burma matches for the world cup this summer have not been good at all. have a topic of any momentum. losing to both wells in ireland. it is difficult to see a well—planned on the field. their next game is argentina in less than three weeks in marseille on september the 9th of they also have the like japan and samoa, tricky matches with all of this uncertainty around and glee feel that those teams who have to face them will feel emboldened. thank you. much appreciated. it's a huge night ahead for rangers — who have the chance to qualify for this season's upcoming champions league. they're up against dutch giants psv. mick beale's side scraped into this stage of the qualifying, by beating servette. but a bigger challenge awaits, starting at ibrox for the first leg. amy irons has more. i head off her meeting at the same state of the same competition once again go head—to—head for a place at those champions league group stages. and it remains to be seen these are not too very different clubs. both have been managers, both have made a number of big summer signings in fact for the dutch side they broke their own record transfer fee with a signing from bruges for 50 million euros. and rangers may have came on top lesson with a 3—2 aggregate victory, psv come into this and find formal post that they are now 22 games and put seven past them in the last round of qualifying. as for the managers both are preparing for a tough test but know that is what they need to expect for their to truly compete at the top level of european competition.— truly compete at the top level of european competition. everyone knows that that is the — european competition. everyone knows that that is the competitions _ european competition. everyone knows that that is the competitions that - that that is the competitions that the players ones fans want to see the players ones fans want to see the big nights here in europe so let's go for that. if it is not that let's go for that. if it is not that let's go for the europa league. it is accomplished we have been in. at this time orfull is accomplished we have been in. at this time or full focus on trying to we have the results and number one in the league with two wins. we have the results and number one in the league with two wins. 50 we have the results and number one in the league with two wins.- in the league with two wins. so we are there- — in the league with two wins. so we are there- it— in the league with two wins. so we are there. it gives _ in the league with two wins. so we are there. it gives us _ in the league with two wins. so we are there. it gives us a _ in the league with two wins. so we are there. it gives us a lot - in the league with two wins. so we are there. it gives us a lot of- are there. it gives us a lot of confidence in our way of playing. they— confidence in our way of playing. they do — confidence in our way of playing. they do really well so we have a lot of confidence. fits they do really well so we have a lot of confidence.— of confidence. as well as of writing full of confidence _ of confidence. as well as of writing full of confidence are _ of confidence. as well as of writing full of confidence are to _ of confidence. as well as of writing full of confidence are to come - of confidence. as well as of writing full of confidence are to come to i full of confidence are to come to glasgow tonight with some inside knowledge in the form of malik tillman who helped set up their only goal for that they schooled last year. so for rangers fence while he was on the winning side last time around that perhaps his fortune will not be so lucky this time. if rangers do manage to come through this time it will market the first time since 2011 that they have appeared in back—to—back champions league group stages. but psv no doubt will come here with a point roof. rangers manager michael beale described this as the sternest test possible we will discuss find out over the next week or so within the classless i can do enough to pass it. so that game this evening. tomorrow — it's hibernian's turn in the europa conference league qualifying playoffs. they take on aston villa, who finished just inside the premier league's european places, after a strong end to last season. for the scottish premiership side, they know what a tough task they have in store. it's a huge challenge. adding up the factors of budgets and international caps and wages and all those types things and you are playing 11 human beings and no human beings can switch off and there are so many factors obviously have refereeing decisions so we have to stay potential and throughout the game. 100% concentration to earn those opportunities to capitalise. i think thatis opportunities to capitalise. i think that is the key for us. so we have to be at 100% concentration. former crewe alexandra manager dario gradi has been stripped of his mbe amid allegations he failed to act on rumours of sexual abuse. a review in 2021 found he "should have done more" to look into the claims about coach barry bennell, who was convicted of abusing boys at the club. a list published by the cabinet office earlier revoked the honour and gave the reason as professional disbarment by the football association. gradi has said he accepts the decision. they've spent nearly a billion pounds on new players since taking over at chelsea — but the club's new owners, might be feeling slightly nervous after their winless start to the season. early days, but the loss to west ham at the weekend has left some unconvinced — given the huge outlay, including british record moises caicedo for 115 million pounds. chelsea are the focus of the latest football news show — as ben croucher explains. can it buy you success evidence of lassies season where chelsea finished 12 suggest not. so the evidence of the season with the games is unconvincing. with around £400 million in new signings, how long before chelsea come good. we got a philosophical response here. there is a famous chinese politician asked _ there is a famous chinese politician asked in_ there is a famous chinese politician asked in 1972 what do you think the asked in1972 what do you think the french_ asked in 1972 what do you think the french revolution and he said, to howls _ french revolution and he said, to howls of — french revolution and he said, to howls of the... he french revolution and he said, to howls of the. . ._ howls of the. .. he always tells us what he wouldn't _ howls of the. .. he always tells us what he wouldn't purchase - howls of the. .. he always tells us i what he wouldn't purchase tracking and the remainder of the transfer markets one expert tells us we're chelsea may be nervous about financial fairplay. you can find us on the bbc iplayer to search the football news show. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the fa disciplinary panel has overturned that decision. manchester city boss pep guardiola will miss their next two premier league games after having emergency surgery due to suffering severe back pain. the 52—year—old travelled to barcelona for a �*minor�* opertation. assistant managerjuanma lilo will take charge of training and their games against sheffield united and fulham. spain's prime minister says their football federation president luis rubiales must do more than just apologise for kissing jenni hermoso on the lips after the team's world cup final win over england. spain's second deputy prime minister, yolanda diaz, has called for rubiales to resign. scotland's gemma dryburgh will make her solheim cup debut next month. she was one of europe captain suzanne pettersen's four picks, to take on the usa, in spain. england's charley hull and georgia hall had already made the team courtesy of their world rankings. pga tour commissioner jay monahan has defended the decision to join forces with saudi arabia's public investment fund to bring golf�*s tours together. monahan, who stepped down from his role for a month due to anxiety shortly after the proposed deal was announced injune, said he was back to full health and happy they had found a way for golf to move forward. i feel a strong as i felt in a long time and ifeel i feel a strong as i felt in a long time and i feel inspired and ready to go from the position we are in, ultimately, to generate a positive outcome for the pga tour. this is a complex situation and if you are a player, director or member of the pack, this is more complex than any other period of time. and ifeel like we have listened, we have responded and now we have the right people, the right process in place for us to be able to move forward and determined that future. the number of hours of physical education and sports that children are doing in secondary schools in england, has dropped significantly in the last ten years. in fact, since the 2012 olympics were held in london data released by the government shows a steady decline of around 12%, from more than 326,000 hours a year, to 40,000 fewer last year. the youth sport trust says this should be of immediate national concern and their chief executive ali 0liver joins me now. great to see you again. why do you think the numbers have dropped in this way? it sounds to things, primarily. 0ne it sounds to things, primarily. one is the value of physical education in the school curriculum. there are some subjects that have much higher profile called core subjects things like english, maths and science. the way that schools are judged have quite frankly so they are judged on exam results, and physical education do not appear in that. it is not a core subject nor does it appear on the list of things that schools are judged by. so second to that is in the unraveling over ten years of the local capacity leadership and support that has always been there to support schools and everything from organising afterschool clubs, deploying coaches, forming links with clubs and etc. that local support to schools has been eroded. so it is important, this is not as having a go at schools, this is not an individual issue, it is a structural issue from the way schools are coming the way this curriculum is valued it puts physical education at a disadvantage in schools are very stretched handling issues post pandemic and in a lack of local support to help them deliver great pe for schools. has its deliver great pe for schools. as its do with funding? _ deliver great pe for schools. as its do with funding? it's _ deliver great pe for schools. as its do with funding? it's not _ deliver great pe for schools. as its do with funding? it's not actually l do with funding? it's not actually strictl to do with funding? it's not actually strictly to do _ do with funding? it's not actually strictly to do with _ do with funding? it's not actually strictly to do with funding. - do with funding? it's not actually strictly to do with funding. this l strictly to do with funding. this government is investing considerably into pe in schools but the investment is not being made in a strategic way. there is very little join up in coordination. lots of funding streams are coming down in silos to schools. so what schools are struggling with is how on earth they engage with all of this when they engage with all of this when they have so many challenges and issues and catching up post pandemic and managing struggles caused by cost—of—living increase. is that a local coordination of support, someone who is dedicating time manage and facilitate after schools or in manage competitions and etc. that is what is needed. a much more strategic investment in local infrastructure to support schools. as well as giving funding into schools to support things like teacher training and overall improvement of the offer of give to children and young people. this a children and young people. as a former teacher _ children and young people. as a former teacher self _ children and young people. as a former teacher self would have you notice about the standards of the past two what you do now and what you think that is bound to it and how vital is it that children get the necessary sports and pe they need to? ., . .,, need to? the thing i notice most is the changing _ need to? the thing i notice most is the changing young _ need to? the thing i notice most is the changing young people - need to? the thing i notice most is the changing young people in - need to? the thing i notice most is the changing young people in the l the changing young people in the change in society that they grew up in. when i was a teacher of physical education back in the 90s when pre—handheld devices and social networking, it was pre—and a conversation about childhood obesity. we now have one in five children obese at year six. we had a 39% increase in children requiring treatment for mental health and the last year. yet today we saw gcse rates are likely to be down this year to do with persistent absence, struggle with mental health and anxiety, to complete the whole of exams. so that is the biggest change. i think schools really know and want to offer more physical education, more activity, more time outside of sports because they know the social issues create barriers to learning but the challenge is the way curriculum is constructed and sports are rss places little or no value on the subject. so that has been a shift change. when i was a teacher children were out climbing trees and schools were not anywhere near the same sort of pressure as they are not to deliver on results. chess may be centuries old... but it's enjoying a surge in popularity amongst young people, and the government wants it to continue. the english chess federation will be given half a million pounds in funding — to support coaching, and install a hundred new chess tables in public spaces. celestina 0lulode reports. these new recruits from mallory�*s school in north—west london have been learning since january. school in north-west london have been learning since january. always focus on the — been learning since january. always focus on the game _ been learning since january. always focus on the game because - 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that. one key move ahead, the government announced half - that. one key move ahead, the government announced half £1 | that. one key move ahead, the - government announced half £1 million of funding for the english chess federation. zachary hopes it will mean more children will take up the game. mean more children will take up the name. . . . mean more children will take up the lame, ,, , ., , mean more children will take up the name. ., ,. , mean more children will take up the name. ,, ,., y ., game. chess is a very good game, sort, it game. chess is a very good game, sport. it helps _ game. chess is a very good game, sport, it helps with _ game. chess is a very good game, sport, it helps with your _ game. chess is a very good game, sport, it helps with your tactical. sport, it helps with your tactical thinking, — sport, it helps with your tactical thinking, your— sport, it helps with your tactical thinking, your decision - sport, it helps with your tactical thinking, your decision making. j sport, it helps with your tactical. thinking, your decision making. my message _ thinking, your decision making. my message to — thinking, your decision making. my message to help— thinking, your decision making. my message to help encourage - thinking, your decision making. my message to help encourage the - thinking, your decision making. my. message to help encourage the chess federation _ message to help encourage the chess federation to — message to help encourage the chess federation to encourage _ message to help encourage the chess federation to encourage more - federation to encourage more children— federation to encourage more children to _ federation to encourage more children to play _ federation to encourage more children to play chess. - federation to encourage more children to play chess. in - federation to encourage more children to play chess. in england chess is not _ children to play chess. in england chess is not officially _ children to play chess. in england chess is not officially recognised l chess is not officially recognised as a sport so it cannot get access to funds that sports groups can. malcolm payne is a former player and international master. he says a lot can be achieved with the funding. it's potentially transformational because what it means is that we will be able to get the very best coaching from this enormous group of incredibly talented young players and the thing about chess is it is very low cost. the and the thing about chess is it is very low cost-— and the thing about chess is it is very low cost. the money will be used tutsis _ very low cost. the money will be used tutsis -- _ very low cost. the money will be used tutsis -- support _ very low cost. the money will be used tutsis -- support disabled l very low cost. the money will be . used tutsis -- support disabled and used tutsis —— support disabled and female players and give the national team a much—needed boost. it is team a much-needed boost. it is really only _ team a much-needed boost. it is really only the — team a much—needed boost. it 3 really only the beginning. there is an awful lot more we can do, we would like to regain england's status as second—best nation but it will be extremely difficult. status as second-best nation but it will be extremely difficult.- will be extremely difficult. there is love for the _ will be extremely difficult. there is love for the game _ will be extremely difficult. there is love for the game at _ will be extremely difficult. there is love for the game at every - is love for the game at every level with interest arising during covid lockdowns with more than 130 million registered users, online platform chess .com has recorded a 350% increase in members since the start of the pandemic. that increase in members since the start of the pandemic.— of the pandemic. at that want to disturb you _ of the pandemic. at that want to disturb you if — of the pandemic. at that want to disturb you if you _ of the pandemic. at that want to disturb you if you are _ of the pandemic. at that want to disturb you if you are in - of the pandemic. at that want to disturb you if you are in the - disturb you if you are in the middle. _ disturb you if you are in the middle, there are lots of people playing — middle, there are lots of people playing chess at... set middle, there are lots of people playing chess at. . .— middle, there are lots of people playing chess at... set of less than ten ears playing chess at... set of less than ten years ago _ playing chess at... set of less than ten years ago -- — playing chess at... set of less than ten years ago -- two _ playing chess at... set of less than ten years ago -- two years - playing chess at... set of less than ten years ago -- two years ago . playing chess at... set of less than | ten years ago -- two years ago with ten years ago —— two years ago with multiple chess boards jake bosma group meets in multiple locations he is in favour of government funding but wonder if it will benefit his community. i but wonder if it will benefit his community-— community. i think it is a good contribution _ community. i think it is a good contribution but _ community. i think it is a good contribution but in _ community. i think it is a good contribution but in terms - community. i think it is a good contribution but in terms of. contribution but in terms of community chess and what we do here it will probably have very little impact on us. we are self funded and we do things ourselves. you impact on us. we are self funded and we do things ourselves.— we do things ourselves. you went to a state school _ we do things ourselves. you went to a state school so _ we do things ourselves. you went to a state school so you _ we do things ourselves. you went to a state school so you you _ we do things ourselves. you went to a state school so you you were - we do things ourselves. you went to | a state school so you you were given boards but not supervision after that. �* . . boards but not supervision after that. �* , . ., boards but not supervision after that. �*, . ., ,., that. it's nice to feel when you come from _ that. it's nice to feel when you come from the _ that. it's nice to feel when you come from the poor— that. it's nice to feel when you come from the poor side - that. it's nice to feel when you come from the poor side of. that. it's nice to feel when you | come from the poor side of the that. it's nice to feel when you - come from the poor side of the track its nice to feel that you cannot it's nice to feel that you cannot only compete, but do better than the richer side of the track without, again, i was fortunate because i had some guidance from someone at home, but other people who i went to school with who did not have that. with each move of winning more admirers and government funding announced, there is eager expectation of greater number of champions to come through the ranks soon. i never learned to play chess. thus offer muscular on sports day. thank you for watching and you can get all of the latest on the 0wen farrell developments as well as the budapest developments that is it from us we will see you soon. hello. it was a pleasant enough day for most of us today, apart from a few showers here and there. a lot of bright, if not sunny weather, temperatures into the 20s, and i think for tomorrow, we can expect more of the same. now, let's have a look at the big picture across our part of the world — and the atlantic, here's the jet stream curving around greenland, coming around iceland here, and we are right underneath the jet stream. so the weather's a little bit more temperate here — whereas south of the jet stream, that's where the real heat is, and we are in the midst of a really intense heatwave across many parts of europe. really, for this time of the year, temperatures in some spots well in excess of 40 celsius for spain, for france, for italy too. and at any time in the summer, this would have been regarded as pretty extreme. anyway, back to our neck of the woods — you can see where the jet stream is, literally right on top of the uk at 30,000 feet. we had some showers earlier on, there still will be a few showers around through the evening hours across some northern and western areas. and this weak weather front will nudge in, just sneak in south of ireland and nudge into parts of wales, bringing some damp and cloudy weather maybe to swansea. so a little bit of rain here first thing, but elsewhere, i think it's a dry start, generally clear. temperatures are fresh in aberdeen, about eight celsius, elsewhere still into double figures. and then, tomorrow, a few showers in the western isles pushed in by a breeze off the atlantic. a little bit of cloud there around the irish sea and western wales, but further to the east and the south, it will be warm and sunny. temperatures will be widely into the 20s, mid—20s for london and east anglia. low pressure is over us on thursday, but it's not a very strong area of low pressure — that means not an awful lot of wind, not an awful lot of rain, but there will be some showers circling, and you can see some showers there in the north—west of scotland, and also, with a weak weather front across england and wales, a chance of catching some rain further south, too. but it won't be enough to cool things off — in fact, in london and norwich, about 25, still hovering around 20 or so for hull, and not far off that in newcastle. let's have a look at the outlook then for the end of the week — and into the weekend, does cool off a little bit across some southern areas, but in edinburgh it looks as though it'll hang around 18 celsius as far as the eye can see. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. pakistan says all those aboard a stranded cable car dangling 300 metres above a river have now been rescued. the bbc sees emails showing the british museum was warned two years ago that objects from its collection were being put on sale. according to e—mails seen by the bbc. a summit of the brics group of nations is under way in johannesburg. china's president says it's an opportunity to step up cooperation. hello, i'm lucy grey, welcome to the daily global — where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. we start in pakistan — where a rescue operation the where a rescue operation interior minister says all

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