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and a reminder, day three of the open at st andrews is under way, you can follow it on the bbc sport website. that s all from me back to you, anita. you can see more on all of today s stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 6.50, bye for now. hello. you re watching the bbc news channel. let s get more on our top story the extreme weather affecting tens of millions across england and europe. the heat will mean many will be near open bodies of water to cool off and authorities are warning people to make sure they re doing it safely. are warning people to make sure earlier i spoke to abigail tweed who s a lifeguard in arundel and began by asking her how