Start but showers in parts of wales in the south west, moving east about becoming a few in number, the vast majority staying dry through the day with sunny spells. temperatures today only around 14 19 for the majority, feeling cool when you lose the sunshine. tonight, rain in england and wales, showers in scotland, a blustery 2a hours, and a cool start to tomorrow and the weekend with sunshine and showers again on the cards. not allowed to mention summer solstice today because it is the worst day of the year. you know why. let s take a look at today s papers. a number of them feature poignant images of the 80th anniversary of the d day landings. the metro leads with a striking silhouetted image taken on a beach in normandy yesterday, with the headline, at the going down of the sun
For you. reporter: residents watched from a distance as giant flames engulfed their homes friday night. silhouetted by fierce pillars of smoke that swept through the slum in bangladesh s capital city of dhaka. 200 huts were destroyed in the fire. the local fire inspector said leaving at least 10,000 people homeless in just a matter of hours. translator: everyone started running out. some people were bathing. they ran out wet. some left all their belongings and ran to safety. it was chaos. so i lived here for more than 30 years, and i have lost everything. i don t know where i will go and live. i lost everything, and now i am homeless and don t know what to do. officials say the majority of the residents earn low wages from working in garment factories nearby. and many were celebrating the muslim festival of eid when the fire broke out.
she was supposed to skirt a small mountain. sure enough, there was a peak, smoke obscured from the forest fire and then it dawned o her wi ahump of anxiety. she was flying too high. i was supposed to be flyi at a height of 7,500 feet. got to the point where i was flying at 8,500. and the mountains were still above you. she knew bobbi wouldn t send her up into the mountains. that s not something she would do. something s wrong here. i go to call her. no service. she flew on, alone. nowhere to call for help. forcing down panic. barely missed rearview very tall trees and then. finally it started to open up around me. more space and, thank goodness. relief now? almost to the airport. after i get out of this curve, right on my left side. i can just land and calm down, and then i ll be able to go home and relax.
Photograph. search planes headed home, silhouetted against a smoky sunset to mark the moment. it was an unbelievable feeling. and then roughly 12 hours after she took off that morning, mckenzie, her family and her flight instructor were all at the hospital, together, and safe. i think until you lay eyes on her and you see that she s just fine, i mean, it was beautiful. bobbi got to give mckenzie that hug after all. i call her my miracle child. a lot of people said to her, she should go buy a lottery ticket. her grateful parents were able to drive her home later that night. on the way she showed them the good-bye video she made on the mountain. i don t know if anyone will be able to find me out here. i was like, don t play that again. i had to almost went off the road. the next day, the hunters headed home and encountered yet another person who needed help. a man who slipped on wet rocks and broken his leg badly. and so they made a third rescue, in just two days.