for a dangerous heatwave. the way for smarter cars in smarter good morning. our weather is set to that if the situation is not cities back down here on earth resolved quickly, there will be serious consequences. do where, i have to say, get hotter next week and in fact parking may be one of the coolest very hot for some of us. but we are resolved quickly, there will be serious consequences. do you think this could be resolved by diplomatic means? can you rule out any kind of things you get to do. not there yet. still a bit of rain no way! to come this weekend. your full forecast is coming up. heartbreak for rory mcilroy military intervention at all? we re he narrowly misses the cut not looking at military options, we at his home open championship at royal portrush are looking at a way to resolve this in northern ireland. situation. but we are very clear that it must be resolved. freedom of navigation in the gulf is absolutely no way. it s saturday the 20th ofjuly. come on,
it s 50 years ago today that neil armstrong took the giant leap to become the first man to walk on the moon. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, has spoken to his iranian counterpart, expressing what he said was ‘extreme disappointment‘ over the seizure of a british flagged oil tanker in the gulf last night. he described the seizure was in clear contravention of international law, and was totally unacceptable. the government has advised uk ships to stay out of the area of the strait of hormuz for an interim period , after a meeting of the emergency committee, cobra, late last night. state media in tehran say the tanker, the stena impero, had violated international maritime rules. but the ship s owner, the swedish company stena bulkt, says the tanker was in full compliance with all navigation and international regulations . mr hunt said the seizure was unacceptable, and britain s response would be considered but robust . well, in the last hour, a news agency close to
lifting our way as well. next five days or so, some showers, dry in the south and south east and temperatures 31, 32, degrees. hello, this is bbc news. we ll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. dramatic footage of armed iranian troops boarding a british flagged oil tanker in the gulf. the foreign secretary called on iran to reverse the illegal act. we are looking for ways to de escalate the situation but we are also very clear that we will do what it takes to ensure the safety of british and international ships. all british airways flights to the egyptian capital cairo have been cancelled for a week as a security precaution. labour sets out plans to stop private companies providing council services in england. and exactly 50 years ago tonight, the first men set foot on the moon. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster penny smith and columnist at the new
else to live. so she moves in, and the two women become very friendly. this kind of story is seen through the eyes of the young son. in the beginning, there is a voiceover of what did he see, what didn t he see? he becomes particularly fascinated by the fact, in the garden there is a hive of bees, and he s really interested in the way in which the bees live together in their society, and he is told by anna paquin‘s character, you tell your secret to the bees, which i think is where the title comes from. the bees sort of seem to serve a larger role which is both mirroring and, in some cases, actually moving on the story. here s a clip. oi, oi! get off! oh, it s on me! get it off me! stay still. no. we mustn t. what did you do to the bees? no, nothing, i, erm. so. and this is the ‘505. it s a period drama but i do think it still has some relevance, because it talks about some pretty tough subjects. it talks about homophobia, it talks about racism, it talks about domestic ab
in countless films and documentaries around the world ever since. man landing on the moon, for me, is one of the most fantastic achievements of all time. and for you to be part of it, i m just so proud you re part of that story. you ve got that sort of look of awe and wonder in your eyes. we just thought it was unbelievable, what we were seeing. we never thought we would see a man on the moon. a man on the moon? never. just a reminder of tonight s headlines. a pay rise above inflation for hundreds of thousands of public sector workers. the chancellor philip hammond refuses to rule out trying to bring down a borisjohnson government if it pushes for a no deal brexit. the man who raped and murdered a 13 year old girl to stop her exposing him as an abuser has been jailed for life. now, a quick look ahead to sportsday coming up at 6:30pm. coming up on bbc news, we ll have the latest for you on the second day of the open at royal portrush conditions haven t been favourable again,