thousands sign a petition to save an alpaca who faces being put down after testing positive twice for bovine tb. hello and welcome if you are watching us in the uk or around the world. it is 8pm in london, but where you re watching your very welcome to bbc news. the taliban have captured their first provincial capital in afghanistan since 2016. an official said zaranj in nimruz province, close to the border with iran, fell because of a lack of government reinforcements. the taliban have made widespread advances in recent months as nato forces complete their withdrawal. but had previously failed to seize previously, the taliban had failed to seize. in the capital, the president tv spokesperson said that shooting him dead in his car. un security council has been meeting a special session to discuss the deteriorating situation the country. an envoy to afghanistan because of the taliban to cease its attacks among major cities immediately, as she warned the conflict torn country i
hockey earlier today, the temperature on the thermometer may have read 31 degrees, but factor in the humidity and it felt more like 43 degrees, so that is really quite incredible. and although the temperatures are falling away, only slowly, so the athletics about to get under way, the temperatures will still be sitting into the high 20s, still be sitting into the high 20s, still with that humidity as well. back to reality, however, let s get that focus closer to home. i was settled summer sunshine has abandoned us come up with low pressure still dominating generally across the country. the heaviest rain so far today has been through eastern scotland, drifting steadily westwards and these bands of showers moving out of northern ireland, north west england and north wales, some of these are heavy and thundery for the remainder of the afternoon. further south, fewer showers around and the best of the breaks with the best of the sunshine, but it is a disappointing story. top temp
we re ready to talk to him. joining us now is the anchor of the situation room, wolf blitzer, live in geneva for this meeting. wolf, what are you expecting? you ve been at all of these summits. you were in helsinki last time when president trump met with vladimir putin. what are you expecting tomorrow? well, it s going to be long. they re going to have hours and hours of conversations. the russian officials are already saying maybe four or five hours of talks behind closed doors, obviously. we won t know what s going on. there will be supposedly separate news conferences immediately after this historic summit between biden and putin. i don t know if they ll happen at the same time. the russians say the putin news conference will happen immediately after the conclusion of the talks. i don t know about president biden when he will have his news conference. is it possible they ll meet jointly? i suspect they ll have separate news conferences but you never know what can happe
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