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i m on the outskirts of whaley bridge and i will have all the latest on developments overnight. two holiday firms with bookings from more than 50,000 people have ceased trading. last month was probably the warmestjuly on record, according to new research. and after australian steve smith s 144 yesterday, can england hit back in the second day of the first ashes test at edgbaston? good morning and welcome to the bbc news at nine. the liberal democrats have won the brecon and radnorshire by election taking the seat from the conservatives and leaving borisjohnson‘s government with a working majority of one. here is the result the lib dem candidate jane dodds overturned a conservative majority of over 8,000 to beat the incumbent mp chris davies byjust over 1,400 votes. the brexit party pushed labour into fourth place. 0ther pro remain parties had stood aside to allow the lib dems a better chance to reclaim the seat they lost in the 2015 general election. 0ur political ....
the mobile phone app that could save lives by detecting potentially fatal kidney conditions. coming up on afternoon live all the sport gavin. angling take early wickets in the first ashes test, but australia are rallying at edgbaston. and helen willets has the weather. still the risk of showers. i ll tell you more about thatjust still the risk of showers. i ll tell you more about that just after still the risk of showers. i ll tell you more about thatjust after half past, we ll talk a little bit about theice past, we ll talk a little bit about the ice melting in greenland as well. thanks, helen. also coming up: how s that for a renaissance? a painting attributed to a minor north italian artist is being upgraded to titian‘s workshop and even to the grand master himself. hello, everyone. this afternoon live i m simon mccoy. a countdown clock has just been delivered to downing street and, with just three months to go until the uk is scheduled to leave the eu, it ....
with murder and sexual assault. he lured maddie into the apartment on sunday evening where vergtss believe he killed her and left her body in a recycle bin in the garage. he s charged with one count of murder. two special circumstances that are associated with that involving sexual offenses, kidnapping and lying in wait. reporter: gonzalez will be tried as an adult. some people in the community are concerned that 15 may be too young to face a life sentence. i want help for people where help is possible. reporter: the day after maddie was killed gonzalez posted this picture on instagram, with a caption that reads, my dreams in which i m dying are the best i ve ever had. garcia describes gonzalez as a quiet kid who mostly kept to himself. i didn t even know he d ever do anything like this. reporter: because gonzalez is a minor, he s not eligible for the death pen a he will be here tomorrow morning at 8:00 for the arraignment. reporting live in santa cruz miche ....
village overcame its problems with litter and vandals to clinch the coveted britain in bloom crown. and louise has the weather. it isa it is a different weather story for a different day with lighter winds and plenty of sunshine but feeling cold in the north. good morning. first, our main story. heathrow airport says it s investigating how details of its security procedures were found lying in west london street. the sunday mirror says the information was on a memory stick, and had not been encrypted. andy moore is in our london newsroom. how serious is this breach? the airport has confirmed that was a security breach what have not given details. they said in a statement they had launched an internal investigation to make sure it does not happen again and they say they have reviewed their security procedures and they are confident the airport is secure. the sunday- stick was mirror reports this memory stick was found on the pavement. member of found on the pavement by ....
panel of scholars discuss how the united states and the united kingdom cooperated to train intelligence officers in the developing world. the panel also explores the different ways the americans and the soviets understood and cultivated espionage and intelligence during the cold war. this hour and 30 minute event is part of a larger conference led welcome, everyone. history and public policy program at the woodrow wilson center for scholars. i am thrilled and delighted and privileged to welcome all of you to the wilson center, and to this annual meeting of the association of international intelligence history. that is cosponsored by the association, the wilson center, and the german historical institute. which will be hosting a fun saturday morning. delighted to see so many familiar and new faces. delighted to have so many leading experts on intelligence history and intelligence matters from both sides of the atlantic here with us today. we are also throw that this ....