i m able to bring you. that is a process that takes some time. so that s where we are at the moment. i think it s fair to say, as things stand, the story has eased off a bit. it s not as dominant and sort of headline making as it was at the tail end of last week. that s not to say it might not flare up again. prime minister has said today, he s been in edinburgh launching the conservative scottish manifesto with douglas ross, the outgoing leader of the scottish conservatives, that he s not aware of any of the conservative candidates who are being looked into. it s intriguing that because i m not sure it d be absolutely certain he would necessarily know, potentially. and of course, there s lots of people in and around politics who may or may not be candidates. so, yeah, that s kind of where we are now. it hasn t gone away. it may not go away, but as things stand it has eased in the nosiness of about i think would be a reasonable summary as we record at what 5.10pm on monday. a
but midway through the half, xeridan shaqiri seized on a loose pass from the scottish defence and hit a first time shot into the top corner. the result means scotland have just one point from their first two games and are likely to need to beat hungary in theirfinal group game to reach the knock out stages. live now to a fan zone in glasgow and our correspondent catriona renton. look, this is a result for us today, we are absolutely thrilled that we got a point. sometimes during the match it looked hairy, switzerland had to disallowed goals but we got there, got a 1 1 draw which means it s got an arson in the tournament. and people here this evening have beenin and people here this evening have been in great spirits, living today, and the atmosphere has been so positive. we picked ourselves up, we dusted ourselves down from friday s defeated germany, undercut what we did today, and finds many here are really thrilled about this result. tell me how you feel about the res
live from london. this is bbc news. a warm welcome on the tarmac amid concern in the us over the deepening ties between the two nuclear armed countries. the british billionaire john caudwell who donated half a million to the conservatives at the last election tells the bbc he s voting labour for the first time. police release a mugshot ofjustin timberlake after the singer was arrested on suspicion of driving while drunk. hello, i m lewis vaughanjones. russia s president putin hasjust arrived in north korea on his first visit to the secretive state for 2h years. he landed in pyongyang a short time ago ahead of talks with north korea s leader kim jong un. the visit underlines the growing relationship between the two nuclear armed countries particularly since russia s invasion of ukraine. and it comes amid accusations from the united states that north korea has been supplying arms to russia for use in its war with ukraine something pyongyang denies. our diplomatic corres
a picture of rishi sunak campaigning on the sea in devon. it says that members of his own party are jockeying for position, for the potential opportunity to succeed him as party leader and the guardian says labour would introduce a policy where the nhs will buy beds in care homes, to cut hospital waiting times. now it s time for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini. will be high or very high of course, the grass pollen season has begun. now thursday marks the summer solstice, a few changes have to keep an eye on this area of low pressure over the continent, could produce a few showers towards the far southeast of england, and our weather front continues to sink southwards and eastwards. more cloud over the north west or northern ireland and for much of scotland. perhaps a few outbreaks of rain here and there at times it may not be completely dry. but the best of the brightness and the dry weather will probably be for eastern areas of england and here, temperat
now on bbc news, it s time for today s episode of newscast, recorded earlier for bbc radio 4. newscast from the bbc. so today we re going to look back at the manifestos that were published this week. what was your name for it, laura, in the end? many festos week. some people called it the manifestival. we re also going to just reflect on what s happening with the polls because there was a kind of quite symbolic moment in one poll that people were talking about earlier this week. and also, i just thought we re halfway through the election now, this is precisely the halfway point, what s everyone s kind of vibe at the moment? laura? my vibe? yes. goodness me. i m not sure i ve ever been asked that before. i think there s something topsy turvy about this whole election, because normally when you have a governing party putting forward a manifesto, they re the ones saying, carry on as we are, in a sense, they re sort of going for the status quo, which the conservatives are sayin