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After rejoining the team at the start of the year but will now join their sister team for the rest of the season, replacing nick devries. ricardo has eight race wins to his name, seven during his first spell at red bull and one with mclaren in 2020. a look forward to watching him compete against. thats it from us but you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sports website or act, that is bbc .co .uk/ sport, thanks for watching. hello. well, southern parts of europe in the grip of a he...

Northern india in the grip of natures fury. the himalayan state of himachal pradesh the worst hit. cities which are ordinarily bustling with tourists look unrecognisable, an overflowing beas river threatening to swallow parts of the scenic towns of kullu and mandi. south of himachal pradesh, indias capital city of delhi hasnt seen this kind of rain for decades. thousands have been shifted from the river banks to safer areas and many others told to be ready for evacuation as delhi continues to be...

Starting with next weekends hungarian grand prix. the australian was the reserve driver at red bull after rejoining the team at the start of the year but will now join their sister team for the rest of the season, replacing nick devries. ricardo has eight race wins to his name, seven during his first spell at red bull and one with mclaren in 2020. i look forward to watching him compete agains. thats it from us but you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sports website or act, that is...

Literally on edge. as you can see hong kong is doing well as is mainland china, japan down to 1.6%. if we look at wall street, the night before we saw gains on the main market, the s&p 500 and the nasdaq of all of those markets actually. as i say on edge, not really, but they are waiting of course for they are waiting of course for the data we have already discussed. the us inflation numbers for the month ofjune. what will they tell us, will they be in line with expectations, what will it mean, ...

Am i out there somewhere? i�*d give anything, anything, if i could have all my privacy back. caroline bilton with that report. much of southern europe is in the grip of a blistering heatwave — forecasters are predicting temperatures as high as 45 degrees in italy and greece. this week preliminary figures from the world meteorological 0rganisation showed the world had its hottest week on record at the beginning of this month. matt graveling reports. people all around europe are feeling the he...

Down the line. when you have ceo carroll, chiefs, moguls, making this amount of money and trying to negotiate with writers who feel they are unfairly paid, it has become a real issue. unfairly paid, it has become a real issue-— real issue. sounds like david ankalaev. — real issue. sounds like david ankalaev, doesnt _ real issue. sounds like david ankalaev, doesnt it? - real issue. sounds like david ankalaev, doesnt it? well. ankalaev, doesnt it? well see how this pans out. good to talk to yo...

That some of the issues that david was touching upon there, much more than edwards, its when our media coach does innocence and perspective about a story. im not denying that this is newsworthy and im not denying that the sun didnt have every right to investigate the story but i do think its as much a story about the sun as it is the bbc helping the bbc handled it well in the first 2a hours and they were determined to show that they would cover this as if it were about any other organisation and...

Dissenting or disloyal to him. he still needs prigozhin. maybe prigozhins a chess piece that he puts in belarus. maybe prigozhin takes command of belarusian forces, blends them in with wagner group, opens a northern front. maybe prigozhin goes back to africa. i think all this is sort of being worked out. maybe this is a way of getting at lukashenko, giving lukashenko a pat on the back for stopping the coup. here, you take prigozhin, and then prigozhin works for putin underneath. we just dont kno...

He also said the camp would be rebuilt. but what this was about was trying to stamp his authority, his footsteps just inside this camp, a symbol of control, but control that really is an illusion that doesnt exist, because as he leaves now, the reality is this camp returns to the devastation, the impoverishment, all the problems it had before, and a camp that is in the grip of a new generation of palestinian militants. and that is why this may do something to galvanise some support here among hi...

Might be their last chance to have their families back together. the last chance not to lose whatever they have left in their small businesses or properties, and even the last chance to stay in venezuela. so this fight has turned beyond a political one, and this fight has turned into a spiritual one, existential one. ive never seen something like this before, stephen — ive been in the streets for over 20 years, and you know that. so i do think the regime is worried because they know this is ne...