also this morning, warnings of dangerous heat for hundreds of millions, acorss southern europe and the united states. the defence secretary ben wallace announces he will step down from government and will leave parliament at the next election. more than stroll in the country how ian flatt, who has motor neurone disease, has spent the weekend trekking a hundred miles acorss yorkshire. good morning. another day of blustery showers and one or two lively downpours, but hopefully on balance fewer than we had yesterday. more detail coming up. good morning. it s sundayjuly 16. our main story this morning is the dramatic end to wimbledon, where novak djokovic is aiming for a record equalling eighth men s title when he faces top seed carlos alcaraz in the final this afternoon. it follows an historic day at the all england club, when marketa vondrousava
red alert in 16 italian cities. greek guardsmen struggling to stay standing. turkey braced for record temperatures. much of the mediterranean remains in the grip of a fierce heatwave. last week s was named cerberus after the mythological 3 headed dog that guarded the gates of the underworld. the has been dubbed charon, after the ferryman who transported souls there. tours have still come to venice, but a bearing almost unbearable temperatures. translation: unbearable temperatures. translation: ., , translation: the heat is really hel ful for translation: the heat is really helpfulfor us translation: the heat is really helpful for us because translation: the heat is really helpful for us because the - helpful for us because the temperature in the gondola reaches 50 degrees. we have already tried to measure it. in fact i am one of the few who use a cover so as not to feel the heat from the gondola that goes up your legs and through your feet. it goes up your legs and through your fee
fairly wetjuly for most parts. much needed rain. we have seen well more than the average for what we would see across scotland and northern ireland, which is needed because north west scotland in particular has been quite dry. there is another dollop of persistent rain adding ourfor tuesday. is another dollop of persistent rain adding our for tuesday. adding our for tuesday. thank you helen. i adding our for tuesday. thank you helen- i have adding our for tuesday. thank you helen. i have to adding our for tuesday. thank you helen. i have to say, adding our for tuesday. thank you helen. i have to say, with - adding our for tuesday. thank you helen. i have to say, with the - helen. i have to say, with the schools breaking up in england mostly next week, and looking ahead for the next couple of weeks, it looks pretty dreadful. i know, exactly. is there any prospect of any more sunshine? i haven t looked further ahead, to be honest, rachel, the next week, but the pattern is that, th
good morning. welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and ben boulos. our headlines today: a dramatic final weekend at wimbledon as marketa vondrousova becomes the first unseeded player to win the women s singles title. good morning from me. novak djokovic can set more records today. victory would equal roger federer s eight wimbledon titles and reach 24 grand slams overall only carlos alcaraz stands in his way. also this morning, warnings of dangerous heat for hundreds of millions across southern europe and the united states. the defence secretary ben wallace announces he will step down from government and will leave parliament at the next election. a day in the life of a family doctor we have a first hand account of the ups and downs
supplies for the bunker? it s not. or is this used for general storage? it s for general storage. so, it s not mandatory, like, to keep it sjust recommended to keep some supply. i don t do it. but you can see that here, for example, you have some neighbours that have some food supplies. what was your reaction when you first moved into the apartment and they were like, oh, by the way, downstairs there s a bunker. yeah, i was actually amused and surprised. when i first moved in, like a few years ago, like, i didn t think about, like, in case of emergency, what can happen. but since covid and since also, like, ukraine war, that is like at the door of europe, right? you never know what can happen. in the city of lucerne, what was built as the largest shelter in the world lies hidden in the heart of the city. this kind of looks like any old tunnel you might find in europe, but we re in switzerland, so you might be forgiven for suspecting something else is going on, and this one is spec