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Biggest industries be better off in public hands . From trains, bus services and water supplies, should they be run by the government rather than private firms . I look at both sides of the nationalisation debate. Sporting fears for england, with both centre backs down for tonights world cup quarterfinal against norway. Officials in france issue warnings about the risk to life as temperatures hit a0 degrees. And yesterday, germany, poland and the Czech Republic all broke theirjune record temperatures. In the uk, we see the highest temperatures on friday in the west, on saturday in the south. But i will have more from Somerset House in london through the morning. And i have been chatting to kylie about getting ready for glastonbury. I do have welliesjust in case. Gold hotpants, are they making a comeback . Not the gold hotpants. Really . I dont think so. Our top story is that Scientists Say Cervical Cancer could eventually be eliminated thanks to a Vaccination Programme targeting the hpv virus. It is one of the main causes of the disease, and the study has examined the impact of the vaccine on 60 Million People in ia Different Countries. Every year, Cervical Cancer claims the lives of more than 300,000 women worldwide. 850 of those deaths are in the uk. It is most commonly caused by the human papillomavirus. A decade since the hpv vaccine was rolled out to girls aged i2 and 13, scientists have found there has been a decline in types of the virus which can lead to cancer. The study looked at data from 60 Million People in ia high income countries. It has found that, 5 8 years after vaccination among women aged 20 to 2a, there was a 66 reduction in high risk strains of hpv. Cases of genital warts were also down 5a , and there was a 31 decline in precancerous lesions. The vaccines really successful at reducing hpv infections, and there were five hpv types which weve seen really substantial declines of in the uk, and they cause about 90 of cervical disease and Cervical Cancer. So what well expect to see in the near future is that were seeing really substantial declines in Cervical Cancers. It is estimated around 80 of girls in the uk receive the hpv vaccine. From september, it will also be given to boys aged i2 and 13. The study didnt analyse data from low income countries. Charities say it shows there is an urgent need for a wider rollout of Vaccination Programmes, to get closer to a world where Cervical Cancer is a thing of the past. The grandmother of a toddler who drowned with her father as they tried to cross into the us has told the bbc she knew she would lose them. Photos of the pair lying face down on a river have caused condemnation around the world. Chris buckler reports from texas. For long stretches, the rio grande divides mexico and america. Many have tried to cross this river, but the deaths of a father and his child in these waters have put in sharp focus the human cost of the crisis at this order. Oscar romero s left el salvador with the aim of starting a new life for his family in the United States ramirea. But he drowned, alongside his daughter, on the edge of america. Translation as a mother, you get a feeling. I cried a mother, you get a feeling. I cried a lot when we said good i, because in my heart, ifelt it a lot when we said good i, because in my heart, i felt it was going to be the last time i would hug him. Across this short stretch of river, america seems tantalisingly close, but there are real dangers for any families who try to get illegally into the United States. Tens of thousands are captured by Border Patrol agents every single month, and that is beside the risks. Often these are desperate people, but President Trump believes bigger barriers and more security would be a greater deterrent. barriers and more security would be a greater deterrent. I hate it, and i know it could stop immediately if the democrats changed the law. That journey across that river is a very dangerous journey. However, democrats believe it is mr trump who needs to change his policies, particularly with claims that migrant shelters are unclean, and that the treatment of some children has been uncaring. And our correspondent has done an interview with the mother of the father. We will be playing that a little bit later. A record breaking heat wave is continuing across europe. Schools in france were closed today as temperatures are expected to reach the mid a05. Keith doyle has more. Across europe, the temperature is rising and records are breaking. In france, they have been feeling the heat all week, but today it is set to reach new highs a0 degrees centigrade and above. Around 50 schools in the paris region are closed today. They are not equipped to deal with the high temperatures. Exams have been postponed, and across the city, places have been set up where people can take refuge from the scorching heat. The most polluting vehicle5 are banned from Paris City Centre today. The french government has been accused of scaremongering, but with claims the last heatwave in 2003 claimed 15,000 live5, it says the warnings are needed. In spain, temperatures already hit a0 degrees centigrade yesterday. They are expected to reach as high as a5 degrees in the north east over the next two days. But the unprecedented heat is being felt all across europe, here in vatican city, austria, and bosnia herzegovina. Back in france at the womens world cup, and the English Football Team look set to escape the worst of the heat in le havre when they play norway tonight. 2a degrees is forecast. The high temperatures are caused by hot air from the sahara, and blamed on Climate Change by some. Whatever the cause, the immediate concern for tens of millions of people across europe will be getting through the next few days of intense heat. Conservative Party Leadership rivals bori5johnson conservative Party Leadership rivals Boris Johnson and jeremy hunt conservative Party Leadership rivals bori5johnson and jeremy hunt have announced pledges on immigration and education. Front runner mrjohn5on i5 education. Front runner mrjohn5on is promising to deliver an australian 5tyle point5 ba5ed immigration system if he becomes prime minister, while foreign secretary mr hunt 5aid prime minister, while foreign secretary mr hunt said he would cancel the tuition fee debts of young entrepreneurs who start as nurses and take on staff. A teenager has been stabbed to death in west london. The victim, who is thought to be 18 years old, died at the scene in shepherds bush. Police have been given special powers to 5top and search people in the area and in nearby notting hill, where a man was injured in another stabbing. The number of transgender hate crimes being reported across england, scotland and wales has nearly doubled since 2016, with almost 2000 incidents reported last year. The government says the increase is due to victims being more confident in coming forward, and changes in the way the Police Report the crimes. Our correspondent has more. Friday night in leeds. It is a big event for the transgender community. Tonight, people feel safe and supported. But away from here, that is often not the case. So theres lots of different options on there fore you to be able to. I get abused all the time. Do you report it . A group called the lgbt angels is urging people to report hate crime incidents. Some others here do not tell us they have been through terrifying experiences. A guy came out of a block of flats, called me a paedophile, threatened to stab me, smashed my car up, held a dog chain up to my face. Last year, more than 1,900 tra nsgender hate crimes were reported to police in england scotland and wales. That is up from the crimes in 2016, a rise of 81 . Ive got a window alarm here that was supplied by victim support. Sue lives in new york. She has been the target of abuse many times. I had death threats, and my property was vandalised. I was scared, notjust for myself, but for all the trans community, because its happening to all of us in different ways. Police emergency. The government says the increase in transgender hate crimes being reported is because more victims feel able to contact police, and there have been improvements in the way hate crimes are recorded. Fresh problem has been discovered in 737 max aircraft. Us regulators have identified a potential risk during simulator tests but havent given specific details. The fleet was grounded in march. Meet ali, she is a sheep pig, not actually half sheep and half pig, but she was the runt of the letter so but she was the runt of the letter so she was moved to the same barn as some orphaned lambs. A few days later, staff at the farm in durham noticed she preferred to spend most of her time eating hay and sleeping as part of her flock instead of in her own pen. Learned behaviour. I am sure we would all do it. As long as she is happy, it doesnt matter, does it . Be whoever you want to be, right . Wise words. Talking about happiness, we will be very happy if england reach the semifinals of the womens world cup. It has been a big day, and a hot day potentially. More than a0 degrees. Day, and a hot day potentially. More than 40 degrees. So it should be a little bit cooler inside the stadium, and england will be hoping. They still think it will be 27 or 28 degrees when they are playing. Phil neville has been saying they have been preparing for all eventualities, and heat is one of them. And there is a virus in the camp, so them. And there is a virus in the camp, so one them. And there is a virus in the camp, so one of the players have had to be kept away from the group. England taking on norway in the quarterfinals in le havre tonight. There have been questions over the fitness of steph houghton, after a really nasty challenge against cameroon. She did take part in training yesterday, so that is a real boost, and that is millie bride, who is suffering from a sickness bug after it struck the camp millie bright. The clubs have agreed £50 million fee for the england under 21 fullback. At the cricket world cup, pakistan beat new zealand yesterday and they could pip eoin morgans side to a semi final spot. A century there helping them to reach their target. With the start of wimbledon next week, konta is out of the eastbourne international. She was beaten in the third round by the world number 62 of tunisia. It would be fair to say konta would have probably wanted some more matches on grass heading into wimbledon. We know she was brilliant getting into the semifinals of the french. I think with wimbledon and all the extra pressure it brings, being british number one. I take itakea i take a more positive spin, get your losses out of the way on grass before wimbledon. Your losses out of the way on grass before wimbledonlj your losses out of the way on grass before wimbledon. I am sure she is thinking exactly the same thing. You will have a look at the papers for us injust a moment. There is a heatwave on mainland europe, john was mentioning how warm it will be in france. Temperatures expected to top a5 degrees in other places on the european mainland. Carol is at Somerset House this morning. She will be splashing through those fountains for us throughout the morning. Good morning to you. fountains for us throughout the morning. Good morning to you. I wish i had brought my wetsuit. Why did i not think of that . Good morning. It is lovely here this morning. I can tell you it is quite fresh out and about first thing. Especially if you are in yorkshire, where temperatures are in yorkshire, where temperatures are hovering between two and three degrees. There is some mist and fog around, but isnt this lovely . You will see these fountains dancing, and Somerset House have very kindly put them on specially for us this morning stop you are invited to come in if you want to. It is open from 10am in the morning until 11pm tonight. It is free, and when the temperatures started to rise as we go through the course of the weekend, especially on saturday, it might bea weekend, especially on saturday, it might be a welcome relief. We were talking about the heat wave in europe yesterday. Germany, pollen and the Czech Republic all beat their highest everjune temporary records. In germany we had 38. 6, 38. 2. So extreme heat and it will still be hot again today. Tomorrow in Northern Europe it will start to freshen, but the temperatures will pick up once again as we head in towards the latter part of the weekend and also into the early part of next week. Now, for ourselves, we are looking at sunny and warm conditions today. What is happening is High Pressure dominating our weather. The area around it moves in a clockwise direction, so in the east we are seeing a bit more cloud and an onshore breeze. Some of that will stick along the north sea coastline, so for you it will be a touch cooler. So we start this morning with a fair bit of cloud around. We also have the cloud across the north and also the east of scotland, but mostly on the edges, so in some of the islands, for example, the far north of mainland scotland. But for the rest of the uk, it is dry and sunny. Also quite windy across the south west of england. Later we could have gusts up england. Later we could have gusts up to about 50 mph here. Temperature wise, today we could see quite high temperatures the further west that you do travel. 26 in glasgow, in the east, 21 or 22 in london and along the north sea coastline it will be cooler. Overnight we will see more of that cloud coming in from the north sea, quite a cloudy night, across many parts of the uk. Might be thick enough for the odd spot of drizzle. These are the temperatures you can expect to greet you first thing tomorrow, and once again we start off with a fair bit of cloud. Through the day that will burn back to the north sea coastline. Again, some of it could come back onshore at times, and if that happens it will keep the temperature down. So tomorrow, friday, we could have hires as much as 27 29 across western parts of scotland inland, and higher temperatures generally in the west. Saturday we have a weather front coming in from the west, Northern Ireland seeing some rain or some showers. Scotland will also see some showers. Scotland will also see some rain. Some of that will be thundery as it moves eastwards, but for most of england and wales it will be dry, sunny and hotter. Could see a little splash of rain across north west england, but temperature wise, in the south, around the Greater London area, 31 or 32. Fresher on sunday as the weather front moves through us all, but that might be the day you may be tempted to whizz right in there. And you wont be fined for it. What a shame i have all this stuff on. There is plenty of time yet, we will work on it. Thank you, we will see you later on. We will take a look at more of what is going on, but lets start with the conservative leadership contest. The i leads on what it describes as a blow to boris the i leads on what it describes as a blow to bori5johnson, saying as many as 20 mp5 could block a no deal brexit, defying his plan to leave the eu on the 315t of october. The Daily Telegraph says mrjohn5on has plans for an australian style points based immigration system that he says will restore faith in uk borders. And, Prince William saying he would support his children if they were gay. A prediction from scientists, that Cervical Cancer could be eliminated in britain within decades because the hpv vaccine has been so successful. And, the daily mirror suggests most Senior Citizens would refuse to pay if their free bbc licenses were scrapped. And a picture of Kylie Minogue, who will be at glastonbury on sunday, and we will be hearing from her this morning. You have been speaking to her, havent you . She is a mega excited about performing. She had to cancel it because she had Breast Cancer, and i think that was in 2005, but she is really excited because she has the legend slot. Ben has his nose deep in a story. An interesting one in the times this morning, threat to airlines grossly underestimated. We know the chaos drones can cause at many airports, we saw that at gatwick last summer, but clearly here they are talking about the real risk of drones being in the airspace around airports. Most airports are investing a lot of money in anti drone technology, but this article makes it clear that even ones away from the airfield are still at a level that could affect aircraft. Many airports are now looking at what their preparations are. It also comes as pilots yesterday at British Airways voted to strike. They are asking for a pay rise of a. 5 , ba says no, and it could mean that over the Holiday Season there could be more strikes. It suggests that the average pilot is on about £150,000 per year but they want a a. 5 pay rise. The union says that is acceptable, ba says it is not. It will be interesting to c, because viewing figures have been very good for the world cup games, and it is getting serious now. Have the match has become a bit better tempered . The match has become a bit better tempered . That was the match has become a bit better tempered . That was truly down to cameroon, and the result, and the video assisted referee decisions that went against them. All that jazz. I thought you were going to break into song you had the hand, it was all going on talk about pulling in the punters, andy murray. Where are wimbledon going to schedule him to play his doubles match . He is not playing in the singles, but the womens singles are not going to play on centre court. You would think that would be surprising given all the success Johanna Konta has had in the singles, but you can understand how the pressure on grass courts, how they get cut up, maybe you cant put doubles on so early in the tournament. And he will get centre court when he plays in the finals. More people will be able to see him when he plays on an outside court. Yes, but i suppose it is about the standing, putting him somewhere where his achievements are reflective of his standing. Iam not reflective of his standing. I am not going to try to make any comparison at all, but if you are bothered by birds some people are scared of birds, arent they . Only after watching that hitchcock film. This is one you really dont want to. Here is ben standing, there is a picture of ben. This is a 3. 5 metre tall giant ostrich. What is its name . That used to roam europe when man first arrived. What is its name . Man probably left europe to get away from it. It is to have you might be interested to know that it had giant eggs as well. What is its name . It is called a. Well done. They found the bones that showed that this 3. 5 metres tall ostrich was around. Thank you very much, we will see you later on. We will have more on the weather, carol keeping us updated. Temperatures expected to rise not so much in the uk, but we will get updates on those extreme conditions in france as well. The photograph of a father and child who drowned trying to cross the borderfrom the who drowned trying to cross the border from the United States who drowned trying to cross the borderfrom the United States into mexico has caused shock around the world. The distressing image of the pair facedown world. The distressing image of the pairfacedown in shallow world. The distressing image of the pair facedown in Shallow Water with a toddler s pair facedown in Shallow Water with a toddler 5 arm wrapped around her dads neck, you have probably seen the image, which we chosen not to show. We have been to el salvador to meet the grandmother. We met oskars grieving mother at the family home in san salvador. She said they were poor in material things but rich in love. Oscar sent her a photo when they reached mexico. Father and daughter together in life, as in death. Herfirst word was proper. She would have been to next month. When they left, rosa was filled with dread. Translation as a mother, you get a feeling. I cried a lot when we said goodbye, because in my heart, i felt it was going to be the last time i would hug him. I told him i loved him very much, and to take care of himself. He told me the same. He said he wanted to help the whole family, and that, god willing, he would make it. And the last text he sent me was on saturday morning. He said he loved me very much, and that was the last message before he passed away. Rosa is begging others not to go, as she begged her son. Translation my message is dont follow the dream that ends in death. I know everything is hard here, but life is valuable. Stay in your country and fight. But many are desperate to get away from no go neighbourhoods like oscars, where gangs are in control. The community here has been deeply affected by this tragedy. Will it stop others trying to make the same riskyjourney . Probably not. Many young salvadorans feel that reaching the United States is their only hope of finding a decentjob and a better life. Countless numbers from across Central America are willing to risk death for that new life. That was orla speaking to rosa, the mother of the man who died while trying to cross into the us. Now it is time to find out what is happening wherever you are this morning. Good morning from bbc london news. A teenager has been stabbed to death in shepherds bush. Detectives have launched a Murder Investigation and police have been given special powers to stop and search people in the area. And in nearby notting hill we re the area. And in nearby notting hill were a man was injured in another stabbing. Police were called here to the Uxbridge Road last night with reports of a teenager who had been stabbed. When they arrived here at the supermarket just stabbed. When they arrived here at the supermarketjust behind me, the boy, believed to be 18, was pronounced dead here at the scene. This latest murder comes just hours after the head of the met police, Cressida Dick, made a speech about the future of policing and admitted that too many crimes are being left unsolved. Meanwhile, here police are appealing for witnesses. More on those comments by the Police Commissioner. She has predicted National Rates of certain crimes are woeful and she is not proud of it. Last year, just 8 of cases led to someone being charged. The Royal Institute of british architects has announced their list of the best new buildings. Making it onto the list of the new tower of westminster abbey, which cost £23 million to build. Also in the running is the Battersea Arts Centre, which had been left derelict after a fire. The former victorian town hall has been transformed thanks to a £13 million rescue package. The tube running well this morning. The tube running well this morning. The m25 is down to three lanes clockwise, just as you approach junction ten for wesley after an accident. In south london, just showing you Battersea Park road, down to one lane westbound, works taking place on the northern line extension new Covent Garden market. Good morning, it is a fairly nice day of weather today. We should see a lot of sunshine around but we also have a rather keen easterly wind blowing. It will feel quite breezy for much of the day but it is set to stay dry. Starting on13 for much of the day but it is set to stay dry. Starting on 13 1a degrees, quite a bit of cloud around earlier this morning, but that should clear away. Claudia and india in eastern areas cloudy and windy in eastern areas cloudy and windy in eastern areas. Pollen levels are very high. There should be some late sunshine around this evening and then overnight tonight it will stay dry and lots of cloud feeding in from the east. A great start to the day tomorrow but temperatures will stay in double figures. Again, tomorrow the cloud should then and break, the breeze will fall. Highs of 22 or 23. Temperatures up and down again like a yo yo on the weekend. 31 degrees on saturday, lots of sunshine, cooler on sunday. Welcome to breakfast, with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. We will bring you all the latest news and sport in just a moment. A record breaking heatwave is continuing across europe. Schools in france were closed today as temperatures are expected to reach the mid a05. We will be live in france and spain to find out what it is feeling like. Some people think beauty contests are outdated and objectify women. This year, miss england has brought ina no this year, miss england has brought in a no make up round. We will find out why. All you can do is step backin out why. All you can do is step back in time. She is the princess of p0p back in time. She is the princess of pop, and kylie will finally step on stage at glastonbury this week. She has been talking to us about pre festival nerves after 30 years at the top of the charts. Here is a summary of todays mean stories from bbc news. Scientists say Cervical Cancer could eventually be eliminated thanks to a Vaccination Programme targeting the hpv virus. It is one of the main causes of the disease, and a new study has examined the impact of the vaccine on 60 Million People in ia Different Countries. Every year, Cervical Cancer claims the lives of more than 300,000 women worldwide. 850 of those deaths are in the uk. It is most commonly caused by the human papillomavirus. A decade since the hpv vaccine was rolled out to girls aged 12 and 13, scientists have found there has been a decline in types of the virus which can lead to cancer. The study looked at data from 60 Million People in ia high income countries. It has found that, 5 8 years after vaccination among women aged 202a, there was a 66 reduction in high risk strains of hpv. Cases of genital warts were also down 5a , and there was a 31 decline in precancerous lesions. The vaccines really successful at reducing hpv infections, and there are five hpv types which weve seen really substantial declines of in the uk, and they cause about 90 of cervical disease and Cervical Cancer. So what well expect to see in the near future is that were seeing really substantial declines in Cervical Cancers. It is estimated around 80 of girls in the uk receive the hpv vaccine. From september, it will also be given to boys aged 12 and 13. The study didnt analyse data from low income countries. Charities say it shows there is an urgent need for a wider rollout of Vaccination Programmes, to get closer to a world where Cervical Cancer is a thing of the past. The grandmother of a toddler who drowned with her father as they tried to cross into the us has told the bbc she knew she would lose them. Oscar and Valeria Ramirez from el salvador drowned in the rio grande, the river that separates the United States and northern mexico. A photo of the pair laying face down on the river has sparked outrage around the world. A record breaking heatwave is continuing across europe. Schools in france were closed today as temperatures are expected to reach the mid a05. Keith doyle has this report. Across europe, the temperature is rising and records are breaking. In france, they have been feeling the heat all week, but today it is set to reach new highs a0 degrees centigrade and above. Around 50 schools in the paris region are closed today. They are not equipped to deal with the high temperatures. Exams have been postponed, and across the city, places have been set up where people can take refuge from the scorching heat. The most polluting vehicles are banned from Paris City Centre today. The french government has been accused of scaremongering, but with claims the last heatwave in 2003 claimed 15,000 lives, it says the warnings are needed. In spain, temperatures already hit a0 degrees centigrade yesterday. They are expected to reach as high as a5 degrees in the north east over the next two days. But the unprecedented heat is being felt all across europe, here in vatican city, austria, and bosnia herzegovina. Back in france at the womens world cup, and the English Football Team look set to escape the worst of the heat in le havre when they play norway tonight. 2a degrees is forecast. The high temperatures are caused by hot air from the sahara, and blamed on Climate Change by some. Whatever the cause, the immediate concern for tens of millions of people across europe will be getting through the next few days of intense heat. Conservative Party Leadership rivals bori5johnson and jeremy hunt have announced pledges on immigration and education. Frontrunner mrjohn5on is promising to deliver an australian style, points based immigration system if he becomes prime minister, while foreign secretary mr hunt said he would cancel the tuition fee debts of young entrepreneurs who start businesses and take on staff. A teenager has been stabbed to death in west london. The victim, who is thought to be an 18 year old, died at the scene in shepherds bush. Police have been given special powers to stop and search people in the area and in nearby notting hill, where a man was injured in another stabbing. The number of transgender hate crimes being reported across england, scotland and wales has nearly doubled since 2016, with almost 2,000 incidents reported last year. The government says the increase is due to victims being more confident about coming forward, and changes in the way the Police Report the crimes. A fresh problem has been discovered in boeings 737 max aircraft, which has been involved in two fatal crashes. Us regulators have identified a potential risk during simulator tests but havent given specific details. The fleet was grounded in march. The metropolitan Police Commissioner says too many crimes are being left unsolved. She said she wasnt proud of it. Last year, more than 8 of cases led to someone being charged, with even lower clear up rates for Sexual Offences, criminal damage and theft. Japans foreign minister warns no deal brexit could have a very negative impact onjapanese deal brexit could have a very negative impact on japanese firms operating in the uk. For one company, fujitsu, though, which has sites across the uk, it says it has made contingency plans and wouldnt close a ny made contingency plans and wouldnt close any of its offices in an ideal scenario. I refurbished 19605 bus station in lancashire is in the running to be the uks best new building. Altogether more than 50 structures have been nominated for a prize including this tower at westminster abbey, the mcallen distillery at north east scotland, being another of those vying for it, the revival of those vying for it, the revival of Battersea Arts Centre in london, which had been left derelict after a fire four years ago, is also involved. And a building which has divided opinion. Preston bus station is also in the running, which looks rather magnificent. I dont know why that would divide opinion, really. Can we see the bus station . I thought it was a train station, sorry. It is stunning, i like it. Which was your favourite . I quite like the Battersea Arts Centre, the roof looks very impressive. I am all for bringing Old Buildings back to life. So what about the venue for tonights big game . Yes, le havre could be hot. Further north in france, so a little cooler than it might be in the kind of heat wave in central france that we are seeing. Still warm conditions, but manager phil neville says englands women are all prepared for every eventuality, no stone unturned as they play norway in the quarterfinals later. If he has a full team. We know there are some fitness worries. In what is a huge night ahead for his team, fitness worries over two key defenders, steph houghton, who was injured in a victory over cameroon, though she took part in training yesterday. Hopefully, fingers crossed, she may be fit to play later. Millie bright is suffering from a sickness bug after a virus hit the england camp. She has been kept away from the rest of the group. The norwegians might not be the big names at the tournament, but england believe they present a major obstacle this evening. They have probably been the surprised him of the tournament, because probably people have been focusing on the top ten teams in the world and they dont fall into the top ten teams in the world. But they have got a spirit, togetherness, a tactical system that is really difficult to play against, and they look like they are having fun. Are smiling. We are going to probably have tojump up are going to probably have tojump up10 or are going to probably have tojump up 10 or 15 are going to probably have tojump up10 or15 in are going to probably have tojump up 10 or 15 in our performance levels to be successful in this game and this tournament. That game kicks off at 8pm tonight. You wonder if we will see an increase on the 6. 9 Million People who watch the previous game. You can also hear it on radio 5live and the bbc sport website. Fifa have opened Disciplinary Proceedings against cameroon, after they refused to play on as refereeing decisions went against them. They are now being investigated for team misconduct, offensive behaviour, and fairplay breaches. Phil neville, who wejust saw there, call their behaviour shameful. Nothing but praise for liverpools mo salah, who scored two goals last night. It came in a 2 0 when against congo at cairo, and here he is doing it for his country on the international stage. That sends them into the last 16. Clearly no stopping the man. A Crystal Palace defender is having a medical before completing his big money move to manchester united. The two clubs have agreed a fee of £50 million for the england under 21 fullback, and he is heading for a bumper pay rise from £10,000 to £80,000 per week. Not bad. Bumper pay rise from £10,000 to £80,000 perweek. Not bad. Kontas preparations for wimbledon suffered a setback, losing in the third round at eastbourne. She would have wanted more matches on grass. She lost in straight sets to the world number 62 of tunisia. Because i did actually quite a few things well, theres not too much to feel too down about. Obviously im disappointed because i would like to have stayed here longer and i would have liked to have come through that match and found a way, but yes, i generally dont dwell too long on matches. I try to see the good things, see the things i can do better, and move forward. What of the men . Kyle edmund is through to the quarterfinals after beating fellow brit cameron nari. And an interesting next encounter for him norrie. He faces dan evans for him norrie. He faces dan eva ns for for him norrie. He faces dan evans for a place in the semifinals, so another old british affair. More pressure for britain. This was a Great Team Effort for pakistan, bowlers setting the tempo early on, and new zealand could only manage 237. In reply, a century from barbar help them reach the semi final. They are one of two teams who can make a semi final spot. We finish with the womens world cup. This is fast becoming one of the goal celebrations of the womens world cup. If we see that later it is good news for england. What does it mean . It is in reference to one of her favourite players. It mean . It is in reference to one of herfavourite players. Not it mean . It is in reference to one of her favourite players. Not dele alli, but a player who plays in germany. So she does this whenever she scores, and she scored four times so far in the world cup. So if we see a bit of that. Times so far in the world cup. So if we see a bit of that. Sorry, john. Why is that particular sign a tribute to him . Because he does it when he scores. Will be no way he does it . No, i think when he scores. Will be no way he does it . No, ithink hejust when he scores. Will be no way he does it . No, i think hejust sort of. When he scores, it is a sort of. When he scores, it is a sort of celebration. Sometimes there is a reason. Maybe it is like check out my goal, or did you see that . And time this morning to think about your prediction for tonights match. Dont tell us now. Are you going to have your predictions as well . Later on, one to look forward to. It will be hot during that match. Not as hot as it will be over the rest of the continent, because they are playing in the evening, thank goodness. Some places are expected to reach around a5 degrees today. Carol is at Somerset House this morning. It is such a beautiful place. For those who havent been there, it is right in the centre of london, carol, and it is this sort of oasis of calm, the thames just behind you, roads all around, the thames just behind you, roads allaround, an amazing the thames just behind you, roads all around, an amazing place. It is lovely, charlie. And look at the fountains it is not las vegas, it is better. Its lovely this morning, it is not too hot yet. We have been talking about the heatwave across europe, yesterday in france we didnt break the nationaljune record, that would have to be a1. 5 to do that, but we did break some localjune to do that, but we did break some local june temperature records. Today, though, there is a possibility the nationaljune record will go as temperatures are set to rise. For poland and germany, taking a look at the charts, yesterday we did break the june a look at the charts, yesterday we did break thejune records. Yesterday in germany the temperature reached 38. 6 degrees, and in poland, 38. 2dc. Across the north of europe todayit 38. 2dc. Across the north of europe today it will turn a little bit fresher, but it is not going to last. The heat will return. By the time we get back to sunday and monday in germany it will be back up to a0 degrees. For us today it will be sunnier and warmer than yesterday, but we still do have a fair bit of cloud around. High pressure is certainly in charge of the weather, the air moving in a clockwise direction, which is why we are pulling cloudy in from the north sea, and we will hang onto a bit of that today. It is also going to be quite breezy, so that will suppress the temperature. This morning, a fair bit of cloud across central parts of england, eastern england, parts of england, eastern england, parts of england, eastern england, parts of the south and east wales. A lot of that will burn back towards the coast and for many parts of the uk will be sunny and warm. The cloud will continue to break across the island in the far north of scotland. Temperatures getting up in the west to the mid to high 205. About 26 degrees. And very windy on the south coast. Through tonight, more cloud will come in from the north sea across many parts of the uk. The breeze will slowly start to ease across the southwest and it is not going to be a cold night. As we head into tomorrow, we start off with all this cloud, a lot of it burning back once again to the north sea but at times it could lap onshore. Highest averages tomorrow will be on the west, parts of western scotland could get up to 28 or 29. Parts of western england and were again into the mid to high 205. When we get to saturday it will turn to the south. They will likely have high temperatures in the region of 31 or 32, and on saturday for much of england and were that will be dry and sunny but the weather coming from the west will bring rain across Northern Ireland and some heavier and thundery rain across scotland. Temperatures will be closer to where they should be by sunday. It is confusing talking about these temperatures because there are so many different variations across europe as to what is the maximum temperature, the june europe as to what is the maximum temperature, thejune record, and the all time record. I hope i am making it clear enough for you. Sorry, could you do that all over ain . Sorry, could you do that all over again . Ididnt sorry, could you do that all over again . I didnt quite understand. With pleasure only joking. You have been very clear nationalisation all renationalisation is one of those topics that kind of comes back periodically, doesnt it . Especially when there are problems in industries. Looking for alternatives, and the big question is whether would some of our Public Utilities like water or electricity is, or even things like the railway, would they be better off run by the government . This week this issue has resurfaced for some key reasons. First up, there was the record fine, £126 million for southern water. That is because it leaked sewage and then covered up the problem for years. Critics say it is because of years of underinvestment by the private company. Yesterday, the transport giant stagecoach said it would not have any more franchises in the uk. It has a big stake in Virgin Trains but had lost the east coast franchise last year and has now been banned from bidding for three more, including the busy west coast mainline as well as east Midlands Trains as well. Lets discuss both sides of the debate. With me as a representative from the Campaign Group who is in favour of nationalisation, and another expert from the adam smith foundation. Good morning to you, i want to start with you. Southern water and stagecoach, it proves that big projects like that dont work in private hands. dont think that is true. I think it is important to put privatisation in context. Before privatisation you had to wait three months for a phone line and there were regular blackouts. There were burst water pipes and leakage from the water system, and passenger numbers on trains were declining. Since privatisation has been Huge Investment in infrastructure the government couldnt have done. In the case of water there has been £160 billion of investment in water. That means there is less leakage, the water quality, the Drinking Water we drink has gone up, it means that more water is treated before it is put into the sea or rivers, it means cleaner environments. And if you look at a comparison between england and were in scotland, where scotla nd england and were in scotland, where scotland is nationalised, up in scotla nd scotland is nationalised, up in scotland there is twice as much water leakage. If you compare to Northern Ireland, where it is nationalised, there are persistent complaints about underinvestment. That is because what happens when industries are owned by the government there is substantial cost involved, and often the government doesnt prioritise investment. Nationalising water will cost £90 billion. On top of that there is ongoing cost for maintenance, and thatis ongoing cost for maintenance, and that is money that cant be spent on hospitals, cant be spent on schools or defence. As a result, in the end you end up with poor Quality Services and with services that are not responsive to consumers, and an awful situation with this infrastructure being dilapidated. There is a suggestion that private companies should be spending more money than they are, that underinvestment was a key issue with the southern water problem. We have seen time and time again that private companies dont make the necessary investment, and the 160 billion figure, all of that has been cove red billion figure, all of that has been covered by customer bills, which we re covered by customer bills, which were massively hiked when it was privatised and an hour ao higher in real terms than they were before investment. All of that investment could have been covered by bills. It is not Rocket Science to reinvest the profit and make the necessary investment. In scotland they invest more per capita than english Water Companies do, and bills are £ao lower, roughly. It isjust not true that private companies will make the necessary investment. They make what is legally required of them to do eu regulations for cleaning up our rivers, for example, which is why they made investment in the early 905. They dont do it out of the goodness of their hearts, they are not paying for it out of their own pocket and i dont see why publicly owned companies wouldnt make the same investment, reinvest the profit and make a better service. When you look at it, private ownership, the process of franchises, essentially what we are creating is monopolies. These Rail Companies have huge monopolies on the lines. Even though they said they dont, they are the only phone that can operate. That means there is no incentive to make the service any better. means there is no incentive to make the service any better. I completely ee, the service any better. I completely agree, and that is why for a number of years the Adam Smith Institute has advocated for open access on trains. But open access. We know that that doesnt work. You have one train operating on one line, you cant build more trains on that line. You can run different trains at different times. There are open access lines in the uk where prices for patinas are lower passengers are lower, and Customer Satisfaction is much higher. It is not impossible to allocate different times on train lines competing for customers. I com pletely lines competing for customers. I completely agree that the monopoly Franchise System has failed and needs to end, and hopefully the government does that is part of the review that is going on at the moment. It does facilitate more competition, you are right. The purpose of privatisation is notjust to get things out of government hands, it is to enable competition so there is better passenger outcomes. But there is no competition in reality. In most Public Services there is a monopoly, and open access on the rail would just increase the fragmentation, which is the cause of the problem thatis which is the cause of the problem that is happening. It would mean there would be more chaos and confusion, less cooperation between different parts of the railway. It is going on completely the wrong direction and is not the solution. We could continue this conversation all day, im sorry we are out of time. It is really interesting to hear your thoughts about what happens next. We will continue this im sure, happens next. We will continue this , happens next. We will continue this im sure, more for you after seven. Lets talk about Kylie Minogue, because she has achieved so much, not least becoming an iconic pop character in this country. A fabulous career, she is going to perform the legend slot at glastonbury, and i managed to catch up glastonbury, and i managed to catch up with her about some preshow nerves. So, kylie, thank you for talking to me. I mean, look at this i got you a palace, i got you were thrown. We have two micro throw ins. A palace, i got you were thrown. We have two micro throwins. What else would i get for the princess of pop . All of this, really, is a bit of a warmup for glastonbury, isnt it . Yes. Was that the goal . Yes a bit nervous. Really, after all this time . It is a big dealfor nervous. Really, after all this time . It is a big deal for me. Why . Tell me . There is history with this, isnt there . The legends slot, i keep calling it the afternoon slot to ta ke keep calling it the afternoon slot to take the pressure off, but i think most people know i was meant to headlining 2005 and i had my Breast Cancer diagnosis diagnosis i couldnt do that, so by the time i am standing on stage doing my show itll all hit me. You know those things, you have tojust itll all hit me. You know those things, you have to just put them aside and get on with life, but it will all come to me. All the more reason to celebrate . Im telling myself that. Absolutely. I made it here would i see you in wellies . I am prepared and i do have wellies. Gold hotpa nts . Am prepared and i do have wellies. Gold hotpants . No, i dont think so. Really . One of the things people a lwa ys really . One of the things people always ask me is when you interview someone who is famous, they appear lovely. Are they as lovely . usually say, shes fantastic. Is that a mental attitude, have you decided this is the person you are going to be . Ijust think this is the person i am. Im not lovely all the person i am. Im not lovely all the time, people sometimes get the look. I want to see the look. You dont want to see it, really. Give me the look and i will give you mine back. Ready, set, go. Its terrifying you are also performing for the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots, fulbright and. Yes, the community and i have been a Solid Partnership for so long. How did that come about . Not much to do with me, i have to confess. Ifeel like the Lgbt Communityjust adopted me and thought, somehow we know she is one of us. It is a hard thing to explain, because it isjust is one of us. It is a hard thing to explain, because it is just normal to me. Didnt you say you wouldnt get married unless australia changed the rules, wasnt that one of the moments . Yes. That is quite a big statement to make, isnt it . Yes, and they did make it. statement to make, isnt it . Yes, and they did make it. I usually shake hands at the end of an interview, are you a hug . Im a hunger im not going to shake your hand i might stealyour hunger im not going to shake your hand i might steal your dress. Hunger im not going to shake your hand i might stealyour dress. It has been an absolute pleasure. I could have chatted to her for so long, she is my new best friend. And what a backdrop no offence. Why would i take offence to that . You mean the foreground wasnt as good kylie is performing at glastonbury on sunday, her album is out tomorrow. Good morning from bbc london news. Detectives have launched a Murder Investigation and police have been given special powers to stop and search people in the area. A teenager has been stabbed to death in shepherds bush. And in nearby notting hill were a man was injured in another stabbing. Police were called here to the Uxbridge Road last night with reports of a teenager who had been stabbed. When they arrived here at the supermarketjust behind me, the boy, believed to be 18, was pronounced dead here at the scene. This latest murder comes just hours after the head of the met police, Cressida Dick, made a speech about the future of policing and admitted that too many crimes are being left unsolved. Meanwhile, here, police are appealing for witnesses. Jeremy hunt is pledging to press ahead with the high speed rail link between london and birmingham if he becomes pm, saying it would be good for the economy. His conservative leadership rival, Boris Johnson, for the economy. His conservative leadership rival, bori5johnson, is also mp for uxbridge and ruislip, and is promising to review the project if he enters downing street overconcern over the cost and its impact on the environment. The Royal Institute of british architects has announced their list of the best new buildings. Making it onto the list of the new tower of westminster abbey, which cost £23 million to build. Also in the running is the Battersea Arts Centre, which had been left derelict after a fire. The former victorian town hall has been transformed thanks to a £13 million rescue package. The tube running well this morning. The road is not looking too bad. You can see the usual rush hour problems at the blackwall tunnel. There has been an accident in southwark. Good morning, it is a fairly nice day of weather today. We should see a lot of sunshine around but we also have a rather keen easterly wind blowing. It will feel quite breezy for much of the day but it is set to stay dry. Starting on 13 1a degrees, quite a bit of cloud around earlier this morning, but that should clear away. Cloudier and windier in eastern areas. Uv levels are high. Pollen levels are very high. There should be some late sunshine around this evening and then overnight tonight it will stay dry and lots of cloud feeding in from the east. A grey start to the day tomorrow but temperatures will stay in double figures. Again, tomorrow the cloud should thin and break, the breeze will fall. Highs of 22 or 23. Temperatures up and down again like a yo yo on the weekend. 31 degrees on saturday, lots of sunshine, cooler on sunday. That is all for now, ill be back in around half an hour. Good morning. Welcome to breakfast, with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Our headlines today Scientists Say Cervical Cancer could eventually be eliminated through a Vaccination Programme tackling one of the main causes of the disease. The father and daughter who drowned as they tried to cross into the us. The toddlers grandmother tells the bbc she knew she would lose them. Translation i cried a lot when we said goodbye, because in my heart, i felt it was going to be the last time i would hug him. Good morning. The price of gold is at a six year high. | the price of gold is at a six year high. I will be finding out why, and how you can tell what is real and what is fake. In sport, fitness fears for england, with both centre backs down for tonights world cup quarterfinal against norway. Officials in france issue warnings about the risk to life as temperatures hit a0 degrees. And yesterday, germany, poland and the Czech Republic all broke theirjune record temperatures. There are more high temperatures to come today, especially across france and parts of spain. For ourselves, we will see the real heat tomorrow in the west and saturday in the south. Today there is a fair bit of sunshine around after a chilly start for some. But i will have more from Somerset House in london through the morning. And i have been chatting to kylie about getting ready for glastonbury. I do have wellies, just in case. Gold hotpa nts are they making a comeback . Not the gold hotpants. Oh, really . I dont think so. Scientists say Cervical Cancer could eventually be eliminated thanks to a Vaccination Programme targeting the hpv virus. It is one of the main causes of the disease, and a new study has examined the impact of the vaccine on 60 Million People in ia Different Countries. Every year, Cervical Cancer claims the lives of more than 300,000 women worldwide. 850 of those deaths are in the uk. It is most commonly caused by the human papillomavirus. A decade since the hpv vaccine was rolled out to girls aged 12 and 13, scientists have found there has been a decline in types of the virus which can lead to cancer. The study looked at data from 60 Million People in ia high income countries. It has found that, 5 8 years after vaccination among women aged 20 to 2a, there was a 66 reduction in high risk strains of hpv. Cases of genital warts were also down 5a , and there was a 31 decline in precancerous lesions. The vaccines are really successful at reducing hpv infections, and there are five hpv types which weve seen really substantial declines of in the uk, and they cause about 90 of cervical disease and Cervical Cancer. So what well expect to see in the near future is that were seeing really substantial declines in Cervical Cancers. It is estimated around 80 of girls in the uk receive the hpv vaccine. From september, it will also be given to boys aged 12 and 13. The study didnt analyse data from low income countries. Charities say it shows there is an urgent need for a wider rollout of Vaccination Programmes, to get closer to a world where Cervical Cancer is a thing of the past. The grandmother of a toddler who drowned with her father as they tried to cross into the us has told the bbc she knew she would lose them. Photos of the pair lying face down on a river have caused condemnation around the world. Chris buckler reports from texas. For long stretches, the rio grande divides mexico and america. Many have tried to cross this river, but the deaths of a father and his child in these waters have put in sharp focus the human cost of the crisis at this border. Oscar ramirez left el salvador with the aim of starting a new life for his family in the United States. But he drowned, alongside his daughter valeria, on the edge of america. Translation as a mother, you get a feeling. I cried a lot when we said goodbye, because in my heart, i felt it was going to be the last time i would hug him. Across this short stretch of river, america seems tantalisingly close, but there are real dangers for any families who try to get illegally into the United States. Tens of thousands are captured by Border Patrol agents every single month, and that is beside the risks. Often these are desperate people, but President Trump believes bigger barriers and more security would be a greater deterrent. I hate it, and i know it could stop immediately if the democrats changed the law. Thatjourney across that river is a very dangerous journey. However, democrats believe it is mr trump who needs to change his policies, particularly with claims that migrant shelters are unclean, and that the treatment of some children has been uncaring. And our correspondent orla guerin has done an interview with rosa, valerias grandmother. We will be playing that a little bit later. Conservative Party Leadership rivals bori5johnson and jeremy hunt have announced pledges on immigration and education. Frontrunner mrjohn5on is promising to deliver an australian style, points based immigration system if he becomes prime minister, while foreign secretary mr hunt said he would cancel the tuition fee debts of young entrepreneurs who start businesses and take on staff. A record breaking heatwave is continuing across europe. Schools in france were closed today as temperatures are expected to reach the mid a05. Those conditions are being blamed on hotair those conditions are being blamed on hot air blowing in from the sahara. Our correspondent Hugh Schofield is in paris for us this morning. Give usa in paris for us this morning. Give us a sense of how things are this morning. Today it was predicted, i think, those temperatures really would rocket. Yes, today and tomorrow will be the peak of this, we are told, with the french all time record of aa. 1 degrees set in 2003 likely to be broken today or tomorrow down in the south. Here in paris this morning, to be honest with you, it is not too bad. There isa with you, it is not too bad. There is a bit ofa with you, it is not too bad. There is a bit of a cool breeze as i cycled in half an hour ago, but it is set to soar into the late 305, and it will be like that tomorrow and it will be like that tomorrow and saturday before easing slightly towards the beginning of next week. These measures, as you say, have been put in place. Traffic in paris is being limited for a second day. They are worried that in addition to the heat there is going to be a problem of pollution particles from engines causing breathing problems, so for a second day we have a system in which only relatively new cars with relatively new engines are allowed to come into the capital. There is a system here where every car has to have a sticker which designates its age, 125, and only one or two can come to the city today. And as you say there is this school is a Closure Programme in some parts of the country. But i need to explain that they are not com pletely need to explain that they are not completely closing. Most of these schools are saying we will offer pa rents a schools are saying we will offer parents a place to put your children if they cant afford to go to work, but they wont be lessons stop all they will be is care and a cool place where children can play. Were talking about schools mainly here. So that is the situation, and across the country, people are mindful this is an unusual state of affairs in the sense that it is so early. Of course heat waves come. We have had many, 2003 being the famous one. But the fact that this has come so early injune is giving people pause for thought and we had president macron speaking from japan where he is on a visit saying that we as a society will have to start changing some of our habits. Thank you for that situation in paris, and we will catch up with some of those caught up catch up with some of those caught up with that in france and spain to find out what it is feeling like this morning as they brace themselves for those hot temperatures. A teenager has been stabbed to death in west london. The victim, who is thought to be an 18 year old, died at the scene in shepherds bush. Police have been given special powers to stop and search people in the area and in nearby notting hill, where a man was injured in another stabbing. The number of transgender hate crimes being reported across england, scotland and wales has nearly doubled since 2016, with almost 2,000 incidents reported last year. The government says the increase is due to victims being more confident in coming forward, and changes in the way the Police Report the crimes. A fresh problem has been discovered in boeings 737 max aircraft, which has been involved in two deadly crashes. Us regulators say they have identified a potential risk during simulator tests but havent given specific details. The fleet was grounded in march after crashes in indonesia and ethiopia killing a total of 3a6 people. Meet ali. She is a sheep pig, not actually half sheep and half pig, but she was the runt of the litter, so she was moved to the same barn as some orphaned lambs. They all seemed to get on perfectly, and the pig seems to think it has become a member of the sheep community. Only eats hay and prefers that flock to its own pen. That is what happens when you are brought up together. Good for ali. Health Officials Say they fear they could be more deaths from what is known as strep a. It is spread through sneezing, kissing and skin contact. Most affected have been the elderly and the nhs says it has taken elderly and the nhs says it has ta ke n every elderly and the nhs says it has ta ken every possible elderly and the nhs says it has taken every possible step to protect the community. Lets go through what we know so far. More than 700 people have now been tested for the infection. 32 cases have been can permed, and according to the latest figures, a total of 12 people have died. We arejoined by a professor from Imperial College london. Good morning to you. Why do you think we are having to talk about this now . We are seeing these cases. 12 people have died, hundreds more have been affected. What would be the cause of this . Well, strep a has always been a really virulent bacterial pathogen. So we do from time to time see sadly outbreaks or clusters like this, particularly in vulnerable groups of people, and also sadly in healthcare settings. So on its own it is not unusual. What is unusual, i suppose, is the number of patients affected. But strep a sadly does affected. But strep a sadly does affect 20,000 people a year in the invasive disease form in england and wales, so it is not something that is completely unexpected. I think perhaps what is unusual in this case is the number of people who have been affected, but they are all elderly, and the elderly are people who are more vulnerable to this infection. How does it work . We briefly explained it is a bacteria that can live in the throat or on their hands. Yes, so it is a bacterium which normally causes strep throat or tonsillitis or perhaps even scarlet fever in children. It can cause skin infections, but very, very rarely it can also cause these more deep seated infections where the bacterium enters the deeper tissues or the bloodstream through breaks in the skin. And i suppose the more elderly and vulnerable, in part because their immune systems are less strong than younger people, but also because they are more prone to have these skin breaks, especially skin breaks in those who are bedbound, and finally sometimes the features of severe infection, sepsis, the inflammatory syndrome that can be triggered by infection, is much harder to spot when you are elderly and bedbound already and perhaps already showing some of the features of sepsis due to other conditions that you might have. Obviously there is no need to cause panic about this, even though we are talking about an increased number of deaths from east birmingham, as you have made clear, mainly from the elderly. It is contagious, though, isnt it . So what do people need to be mindful of while this is around . Yes, indeed, so it is particularly infectious bacteria, but i think the General Community need be worried. I dont think the risk to the wider public as any greater than it would have been in a normal year, but i think if you are caring for somebody who is elderly and vulnerable, perhaps, who already has skin breaks, it is wise to adopt a sensible hygiene approach, with washing your hands and using clean utensils, and not sharing facilities. I think it is more in the healthcare setting where we need to be more vigilant about identifying patients early who might have an infection, and treating them promptly, and then mounting a more vigorous approach, i suppose, to hygiene and the way that we approach caring for elderly patients. Thank you very much for talking to us. The time now is 7 15am. We were hearing a moment ago about extreme temperatures expected in france over the next couple of days. Lets talk to carolyn little bit about that. Beautiful surroundings at Somerset House. But there are some real worries about the temperatures in mainland europe. They certainly are higher than we would expect. What is going to happen today across the far north of france, temperatures will be around the mid 205. Into central and southern france, we are back into the a05. And we havent actually seen the all time record broken, but we have seen localjune records broken. You can see these fountains behind me, they shoot up inajiffy. Not fountains behind me, they shoot up in a jiffy. Not quite the blood year, but even better than the below geo if you have been watching the news you will have seen people in france cooling off in the fountains. If you are in rome and you decide to cool off in the trevi fountain, you will be fine. You wont be here in london, it is open from 10am till 11pm, and you can come in for nothing. You might want to do that if you are in london on saturday, because that is when we will see some high temperatures. Staying with the temperatures, germany, poland and the Czech Republic yesterday broke theirjune record temperatures. Today it will be a little bit cooler. But it is going to peek once again as we move back towards the weekend, up to about 1a degrees. It is quite breezy here, as you can probably see. High pressure is dominating our weather. Moving around it, pulling in all the cloud from the north sea, and on the north sea coastline it is quite breezy, so that will peg back the temperatures. We have a bit of cloud around through east wales, central, southern and eastern parts of england. A lot of that will burn away and pushed back towards the coastline but much of it will linger through the day. We also have more through the day. We also have more through the day. We also have more through the Western Isles, which will stick to us for the day. Gusty winds across the south west, especially devon and Cornwall Police gusting up to about 50 mile mark. Temperatures highest in the west. More cloud coming across many parts of the uk from the north sea. Still quite breezy but not a cold night. Tomorrow, we start off with all this cloud, and it will burn back towards the north sea, but it will be on shore at some point. Tomorrow, once again, the highest temperatures will be on the west, some parts between 27, up to 29. For saturday, the weather front coming in will introduce rainford Northern Ireland, simon south west england, but for west of england and the it will be sunny, dry and hot, with highs of 31 or 32 degrees. It turns fresher for all of us. Perhaps more comfortable, not just by all of us. Perhaps more comfortable, notjust by day but also by night for sleeping in. I cannot be the only person watching you this morning with your ability to forecast things, you would be capable of walking through that fountain and time it to perfection so you didnt get wet. I think you can do so. I think the only way i could do that with conviction is if i asked them to switch the fountains off. Even standing here the spray is coming right over us. If you start walking now, here is your moment, no. It wouldnt be a moment. There isa no. It wouldnt be a moment. There is a patch where it dropped right down and you would be safe go on. Ifi down and you would be safe go on. If i get wet. That was not a very clever idea that was so worth it. Dreadful timing. It really wasnt good. We will see you later, thank you very much. Lots of parts of europe bracing themselves for things to get really hot today, they will be grateful for fountains like that. Record breaking temperatures expected in france and spain. It is widespread, because we are hearing about the warmestjune day on record in germany, poland and also in the Czech Republic. France could reach around a0 degrees today. Dozens of schools in and around paris have been shut as a result of the extreme heat wave. Lets go to the extreme heat wave. Lets go to the south of france where we can speak to the south of france where we can speakto an the south of france where we can speak to an expat who runs a b b. Thank you for speaking to us, collett. I can see you in the sleeveless top, it looks very bright behind you. How are you coping . We are not too bad at the moment, it is about 23 now, and we have a breeze which is quite welcome. Through the night was difficult, 27 degrees through the night. Basically, if you need jobs to do if you are better off getting them done in the moment. The morning. Most houses have shutters so we keep the shutters closed, Little Things like insect screens on the windows, so you can have your windows open in the night time without getting mosquitoes through, just to get a bit of a d raft. Through, just to get a bit of a draft. I know you have some pets as well, a dog and a couple of parrots, i understand. People do think about how to keep their animals safe and co mforta ble how to keep their animals safe and comfortable as well. An early walk in the morning for the dog, late walk at night usually around about ten oclock. She also has a cooler that she lies on at night and last night we had to use a flannel, a cold flannel, and just wet her tummy and her head to call her down a bit. She also has her own found in the bedroom. In paris we use a little water spray make the parrots, we use a water spray. One of them tells use a water spray. One of them tells us off when we use it, but it is for his own good. He says a bit of a naughty word but i wont say it on our. Good woman please dont stay safe, authorities are telling people to be mindful of the hot temperatures. Lets have a look at the situation in spain, and we can speak to a meteorologist in madrid. We can see from the map that you are expecting some high temperatures, but people are used to that, how does this compare . The worst is yet to come, because the big part of the heatwave is coming tomorrow and saturday, because in some areas we are going to reach a0 degrees maximum, because in the north east these temperatures are allowing. We are expecting aoai are allowing. We are expecting a0 a1 degrees tomorrow and on saturday, and not too hot during the morning. In the next days, maybe the temperatures are going to be about 25 degrees. That is why im inside a building, because outside now it is very hot and all day we had the air conditioner on. Yes, we have higher temperatures mostly across spain, and 26 degrees during the night. Id so often people talk about the nighttime temperatures because during the day maybe they are expecting it but it can be very difficult at night time for people. There are real concerns for elderly people with medical conditions when temperatures are that high. It is very difficult to sleep with these temperatures because the minimum temperatures because the minimum temperature around 25 or 26 means that at midnight you have 30 or even more, so it is impossible unless you have an air conditioner or take a shower and it is important to Pay Attention to vulnerable people. The Weather Bureau has some advice, such as Drinking Water, staying inside between 10am and 10pm, and people need to remember to take water and keep cool. Stay cool indoors, that sounds like the advice for most people. Just keeping an eye on these temperatures across europe. It is going to be warm going into the weekend, and this weekend, glastonbury happens. It is going to bea glastonbury happens. It is going to be a big one for this woman. We dont know if that one will be played, but many will be. The princess of pop, kylie, is going to be doing the legends spot, which she had to cancel because of her Breast Cancer diagnosis over ten years ago. Now, time for the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning from bbc london news. A teenager has been stabbed to death in shepherds bush. Detectives have launched a Murder Investigation and police have been given special powers to stop and search people in the area. And in nearby notting hill were a man was injured in another stabbing. Police were called here to the Uxbridge Road last night with reports of a teenager who had been stabbed. When they arrived here at the supermarketjust behind me, the boy, believed to be 18, was pronounced dead here at the scene. This latest murder comes just hours after the head of the met police, Cressida Dick, made a speech about the future of policing and admitted that too many crimes are being left unsolved. Meanwhile, here, police are appealing for witnesses. Jeremy hunt is pledging to press ahead with the high speed rail link between london and birmingham if he becomes pm, saying it would be good for the economy. His conservative leadership rival, bori5johnson, is also mp for uxbridge and ruislip, and is promising to review the project if he enters downing street over concern over the cost and its impact on the environment. The Royal Institute of british architects has announced their list of the best new buildings. Making it onto the list of the new tower of westminster abbey, which cost £23 million to build. Also in the running is the Battersea Arts Centre, which had been left derelict after a fire. The former victorian town hall has been transformed thanks to a £13 million rescue package. The overground the overg round has the overground has minor delays between barking and gospel oak. Extra pressure at the blackwall tunnel. Woolwich ferry is down to just boat so northbound traffic is slow from the woolwich rd flyover. And pa 12 is busy from gants hill towards the north circular. Good morning, it is a fairly nice day of weather today. We should see a lot of sunshine around but we also have a rather keen easterly wind blowing. It will feel quite breezy for much of the day but it is set to stay dry. Starting on 13 1a degrees, quite a bit of cloud around earlier this morning, but that should clear away. Cloudier and windier in eastern areas. Uv levels are high. Pollen levels are very high. There should be some late sunshine around this evening and then overnight tonight it will stay dry and lots of cloud feeding in from the east. A grey start to the day tomorrow but temperatures will stay in double figures. Again, tomorrow the cloud should thin and break, the breeze will fall. Highs of 22 or 23. Temperatures up and down again like a yo yo on the weekend. 31 degrees on saturday, lots of sunshine, cooler on sunday. That is all for now, ill be back in around half an hour. Welcome back to breakfast, with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Thank you forjoining us. Here is a summary of todays mean stories from bbc news Scientists Say Cervical Cancer could eventually be eliminated thanks to a Vaccination Programme targeting the hpv virus. It is one of the main causes of the disease, and a new study has examined the impact of the vaccine on 60 Million People in ia Different Countries. The vaccines really successful at reducing hpv infections, and there are five hpv types which weve seen really substantial declines of in the uk, and they cause about 90 of cervical disease and Cervical Cancer. So what well expect to see in the near future is that were seeing really substantial declines in Cervical Cancers. The grandmother of a toddler who drowned with her father as they tried to cross into the us has told the bbc she knew she would lose them. Oscar and Valeria Ramirez from el salvador drowned in the rio grande, the river that separates the United States and northern mexico. A photo of the pair laying face down on the river has sparked outrage around the world. A record breaking heatwave is continuing across europe. Schools in france were closed today as temperatures are expected to reach the mid a05. Meteorologists say exceptionally hot air blown in from the sahara is to blame for the hot weather. Conservative Party Leadership rivals bori5johnson and jeremy hunt have announced pledges on immigration and education. Frontrunner mrjohn5on is promising to deliver an australian style, points based immigration system if he becomes prime minister, while foreign secretary mr hunt said he would cancel the tuition fee debts of young entrepreneurs who start businesses and take on staff. A teenager has been stabbed to death in west london. The victim, who is thought to be an 18 year old, died at the scene in shepherds bush. Police have been given special powers to stop and search people in the area and in nearby notting hill, where a man was injured in another stabbing. The number of transgender hate crimes being reported across england, scotland and wales has nearly doubled since 2016, with almost 2,000 incidents reported last year. The government says the increase is due to victims being more confident about coming forward, and changes in the way the Police Report the crimes. Friday night in leeds. It is a big event for the transgender community. Tonight, people feel safe and supported. But away from here, that is often not the case. So theres lots of different options on there for you to be able to. I get abused all the time. Do you report it . I do most of the time. A group called the lgbt angels is urging people to report hate crime incidents. Some others here tonight tell us they have been through terrifying experiences. A guy came out of a block of flats, called me a paedophile, threatened to stab me, smashed my car up, held a dog chain up to my face. Last year, more than 1,900 tra nsgender hate crimes were reported to police in england scotland and wales. That is up from 1,073 crimes in 2016, a rise of 81 . Ive got a window alarm here that was supplied by victim support. Sue lives in new york. She has been the target of abuse many times. I had death threats, and my property was vandalised. I was scared, notjust for myself, but for all the trans community, because its happening to all of us in different ways. Police emergency. The government says the increase in transgender hate crimes being reported is because more victims feel able to contact police, and there have been improvements in the way hate crimes are recorded. A fresh problem has been discovered in boeings 737 max aircraft, which has been involved in two fatal crashes. Us regulators have identified a potential risk during simulator tests but havent given specific details. The fleet was grounded in march after crashes in indonesia and ethiopia killing a total of 3a6 people. The metropolitan Police Commissioner, Cressida Dick, has said too many crimes are being left unsolved. She admitted National Completion rates for some crimes are woeful, and she wasnt proud of it. Last year, more than 8 of cases led to someone being charged, with even lower clear up rates for Sexual Offences and theft. And there is a big match on. A big night ahead. Explained to people what is the prize. England. Up against norway, a semi final spot up for grabs against norway, a semi final spot up forgrabs and a against norway, a semi final spot up for grabs and a huge amount of expectation going into this world cup. Phil neville on the team have certainly delivered so far. It will be interesting the challenge that we havent really concentrated on englands opponent, and we will hear from phil neville on the challenges they will bring. There are some late fitness test. Hasnt norway got the best player in the world, although they are not playing the best player in the world . She doesnt play, there are some issues with the norwegian fa. Well, that is one thing. England will be concentrating on what they can do, more than their opposition, it is fair to say. In what is a huge night ahead for his team, fitness worries over two key defenders. Steph houghton was injured in this tackle in a victory over cameroon, though she took part in training yesterday. That will be a huge boost for phil neville. Millie bright is suffering from a sickness bug after a virus hit the england camp. The norwegians might not be the big names at the tournament, but england believe they present a major obstacle this evening. Theyve probably been the Surprise Team of the tournament, because probably people have been focusing on the top ten teams in the world, and they dont fall into the top ten teams in the world. But they have got a spirit, togetherness, a tactical system that is really difficult to play against, and they look like they are having fun, are smiling. Were going to probably have to jump up 10 or 15 in our performance levels to be successful in this game and this tournament. That game kicks off at 8 00pm tonight. You wonder if we will see an increase on the 6. 9 Million People who watched the cameroon game. You can also catch it on radio 5live and the bbc sport website. Fifa have opened Disciplinary Proceedings against cameroon, after at one stage against england they refused to play on as refereeing decisions went against them. They are now being investigated for team misconduct, offensive behaviour, and fair play breaches. Phil neville called their behaviour shameful. Nothing but praise for liverpools mo salah, who scored two goals last night. It came in a 2 0 win against congo at cairo, and here he is doing it for his country on the international stage. That sends them into the last 16. Crystal palace defender aaron wan bissaka is having a medical before completing his big money move to manchester united. The two clubs have agreed a fee of £50 million for the england under 21 fullback, and he is heading for a bumper pay rise from £10,000 to £80,000 per week not bad. Johanna kontas preparations for wimbledon suffered a setback, losing in the third round at eastbourne. She would have wanted more matches on grass. She lost in straight sets to the world number 62, ons jabeur of tunisia. Because i did actually quite a few things well, theres not too much to feel too down about. Obviously im disappointed, because i would like to have stayed here longer, and i would have liked to have come through that match and found a way. But yeah, i generally dont dwell too long on matches. I try to see the good things, see the things i can do better, and move forward. Kyle edmund is through to the quarterfinals after beating fellow brit cameron norrie. He faces dan evans for a place in the semifinals, so another all british affair. More pressure for britain. This was a Great Team Effort for pakistan. The bowlers setting the tempo early on, and new zealand could only manage 237. In reply, a century from babar azam helped them reach the semi final. They are one of two teams who can make a semi final spot. We finish with the womens world cup. We have seen a lot of this, which is what ellen white does. She has been scoring goals for england, which is great. We want to see more of that. And schoolkids across the country have been doing it. We can hearfrom her talking about what the celebration is all about. She says it is just about having fun. Celebration is all about. She says it isjust about having fun. celebration is all about. She says it isjust about having fun. I have had a couple of messages and people saying to me i have been to a tournament and a few of the kids we re tournament and a few of the kids were doing the celebration. So for me, it is so lovely. Not that that is why i do it, but to get that response and that reaction from the children when i do the celebration, having fun and enjoying it, and for me, iam having fun and enjoying it, and for me, i am loving playing football. I do it with a smile on my face, and thatis do it with a smile on my face, and that is the priority. Play is if you we re that is the priority. Play is if you were a kid running around and having fun. And isnt that quite an inspiring message, all about having fun, taking yourself back to the playground, enjoying football, scoring goals, that is why you got into the game. And have you had a chance to think about what is going to happen tonight . chance to think about what is going to happen tonight . I think its 20 win for england. I think they will progress, lets hope, but i can see it being a 2 0 when, and a bit more of that. That would be good. What time does the game kick off . 8pm, coverage starts at 7 30pm on bbc one. And i keep asking, the temperature thing, it is going to be warm, isnt it . I think it temperature thing, it is going to be warm, isnt it . Ithink it will be warmer in the coming days, but not in the 305, just the 205. When the economy flounders or people who are investing feel insecure, they go to havens, and one of those havensis they go to havens, and one of those havens is gold, and ben is taking a look at that, because the price of gold is going up. Yes, a six year high, and it fluctuates quite a lot and you are right that it is all to do with the state of the Global Economy and what people are worried about. Gold at a six year high, 1400 about. Gold at a six year high, 1a00 an ounce, it is hard to get our head around these sorts of numbers. Woody 5,000 a kilogram, so that gives you a sense of that value. How much are those nuggets worth . Pretty heavy, iwill show value. How much are those nuggets worth . Pretty heavy, i will show you ina worth . Pretty heavy, i will show you in a second. I had reason to grab one this morning, and i have been at the bank of england, and you cant really lift them, they are so heavy. It is like a brick. The reason why gold is going up, because of that instability, is to do with what is happening with americas economy. Gold is priced in dollars, so when the dollar is weak it is more expensive. With low Interest Rates investors are expensive. With low Interest Rates investors a re not expensive. With low Interest Rates investors are not getting as much return on their investors, and you are right, it is a haven, somewhere thatis are right, it is a haven, somewhere that is a bit more stable that might be able to pay back a little bit more money. So better returns for them. But they are also worried about these sorts of geopolitical issues, so worries about china, worries about tensions in the gulf between the United States and around. Iran. Between the United States and around. Iran. We spoke to some investors. I think the most obvious one is to do with us Interest Rates. We have seen a lot of messages from the central bank to suggest that Interest Rates will fall in the coming months. Now, that tends to weaken the us dollar, and because gold is priced in dollars, that tends to have an uplift in the price of gold. And it works vice versa as well. There is also the safe haven appeal of gold, and given the fact that we are seeing increasing tensions in the middle east, in the gulf of oman, i think that is playing a factor as well. We are seeing a lot of uncertainty in the markets as well because of the trade war with china and other issues as well. So ijust seems to be the optimal environment right now for gold buyers. So an optimal environment for gold buyers, but it is probably worth thinking about how much that gold might be worth at home. Very few of us have a big bar of gold like that. Really . I do. As isaid,i of gold like that. Really . I do. As i said, i got really excited when the producers said were going to talk about gold in the programme and we have got you but what we have come up with, i dont know if you can make this out, it is so small. This is one g of gold. Can make this out, it is so small. This is one 9 of gold. How much is that worth . That is worth £35. Sell it to us, then. You need it where it glints properly in the light. It to us, then. You need it where it glints properly in the lightm will look nice if you are going for a night out or going to dinner, it will look lovely, wont it . a night out or going to dinner, it will look lovely, wont it . I am concerned my nails are really dirty now, as well. It is one g, and you might have bought a sovereign, this is as old as the queen, 92 years old, so this is a gold sovereign, a little bigger. You might be able to make this one out. That one worth about 250 quid. That gives you an idea of the increase in the value of gold right now. I have to say it, i dont think you passed your audition to the Shopping Channel. And on the Shopping Channel that wouldnt be real gold. You can leave that with us. Did you just really do that . Thank you very much. Carol is going to bring us up to date with the soaring temperatures in europe, and of course it is going to get much hotter this weekend in the uk. That is coming up in about three minutes. Lets go back to one of our main stories. The photograph of a young man and his daughter who died trying to cross from mexico into the us. The photo shows Oscar Martinez romero s lying face down in the water, and his daughter is clinging to him. Were not showing it here this morning because we believe it too distressing. We met oscars grieving mother, rosa, at the family home in san salvador. She said they were poor in material things, but rich in love. Oscar sent her a photo when they reached mexico, father and daughter together in life, as in death. Valerias first word was papa. She would have been two next month. When they left, rosa was filled with dread. Translation as a mother, you get a feeling. I cried a lot when we said goodbye, because in my heart, i felt it was going to be the last time i would hug him. I told him i loved him very much, and to take care of himself. He told me the same. He said he wanted to help the whole family, and that, god willing, he would make it. And the last text he sent me was on saturday morning. He said he loved me very much, and that was the last message before he passed away. Rosa is begging others not to go, as she begged her son. Translation my message is dont follow the dream that ends in death. I know everything is hard here, but life is valuable. Stay in your country and fight. But many are desperate to get away from no go neighbourhoods like oscars, where gangs are in control. The community here has been deeply affected by this tragedy. Will it stop others trying to make the same riskyjourney . Probably not. Many young salvadorans feel that reaching the United States is their only hope of finding a decentjob and a better life. Countless numbers from across Central America are willing to risk death for that new life. Orla guerin, bbc news, san salvador. O rla orla was speaking to rosa, who was the childs grandmother. Those words really sit with you, this womans last co nta ct really sit with you, this womans last contact with her son before they died. Lets catch up on what is happening with the weather. It is very hot across mainland europe, and it will be hot here this weekend. Carol is at Somerset House. Glorious settings, and some people will be grateful of the spray coming of those fountains a little later this week. Thats right. It is a chilly start to the day, breezy as well, but the temperatures will soon pick up. Here at Somerset House the fountains are wrong, they have been put on especially for us. Sophie hewlett is head of producing here. Good morning, sophie. Is the fountain here all year . They are on around the summer months. From march to september, but it is generally rather dependent. The space as a whole is free to the public all year round. So, anyone can come in and cool off, you dont mind people running through them . Not at all, we encourage it. Temperatures in london will be getting up to 32, so it may well be packed here. Tell us about the other activities here. From the 11th to 215t ofjuly we have our summer series, which is 11 nights of amazing gigs, right here in the courtyard with a stage in the back. We have a wealth of talent coming in, the gossip, Damon Albarns supergroup. Music you can really dance to, and i think they probably have some great things up their sleeves. In august we have it so that we transform the entire courtyard into a movie theatre. We have an outdoor screen, a documentary about jamaican music, and world premiers. Really nice for the summer months, we encourage people to bring picnics, djs spinning every night, so some really special events. We have a classical pianist opening and we are teaming up pianist opening and we are teaming up with another organisation right before the like panther. It is getting a bit wet here it is cold and chilly here this morning, but the temperature is already starting to rise. Across europe yesterday we saw some record breaking temperatures. Not in france but in germany, poland and the Czech Republic. 38. 2 in poland and in the Czech Republic it was 38. 9 degrees. So very high temperatures. Across the uk for the next few days it will be sunnier and warmer. The reason is High Pressure firmly in charge of our weather. Again today, we are looking at a cloudy start across east wales, across the midlands and eastern parts of england. Most of that will burn back to the north sea coastline where it will linger. And here too we have an onshore breeze. Temperatures a bit lower, but a lot of sunshine around, generally for the rest of the uk, except for the northern and Western Isles and the far north of scotland. Pollen levels high or very high across most of the uk except to the north of scotland, so bear that in mind. Breezy today but very gusty winds across the south west of england, where they could be up to 50 mph as we go through the day. Temperatures highest in the west, about 22 in london. 16 19 along the north sea coastline. Overnight a lot of cloud returns from the north sea across much of the uk. When easing a little bit, it wont be a cold night. Temperatures between nine and 15. And all the cloud that has come across us overnight will push back towards the north sea coastline. At times it will gently lap onshore, and that will keep the temperature down as well as onshore breezes. In the west with the sunshine will be the west with the sunshine will be the highest temperatures. Hi 20 values into parts of western england and were. On saturday it changes as the weather front comes in bringing rain, so fresher, but ahead of it for the rest of england and were, dry, sunny and hot. Particularly in the south, with highs of 31 32. We will see a return to fresher conditions on sunday. We are looking forward to seeing more of you in the fountains, it does look lovely. Now, from one legend to another, did you hear what i said, carol . This one a pop legend. Kylie minogue has topped the charts and toured the world with her music, but one ambition she is yet to fulfil, and that will happen this weekend. She will be on stage at glastonbury in the legend slot. How is she feeling about that . She is nervous. 14 years after her scans are forced her to cancel her original appearance. Well, i caught up with her at Hampton Court palace for an exclusive interview. So, kylie, thank you for talking to me. I mean, look at this i got you a palace, i got you a throne. We have two micro thrones. What else would i get for the princess of pop . All of this, really, is a bit of a warmup for glastonbury, isnt it . Yes. Was that the goal . Every time someone mentions it, im like. Really, after all this time . It is a big dealfor me. Why . Tell me . There is history with this, isnt there . The legends slot, i keep calling it the afternoon slot to take the pressure off, but i think most people know i was meant to headlining 2005 and i had my Breast Cancer diagnosis so i couldnt do that, so by the time i am standing on stage doing my show itll all hit me. You know those things, you have to just put them aside and get on with life, but it will all come to me. All the more reason to celebrate . Im telling myself that. Absolutely. I made it here will i see you in wellies . I am prepared and i do have wellies. Gold hotpa nts . No, i dont think so. Really . One of the things people always ask me is when you interview someone who is famous, they appear lovely. Are they as lovely . I usually say, shes fantastic. Is that a mental attitude, have you decided this is the person you are going to be . Ijust think this is the person i am. Im not lovely all the time, people sometimes get the look. I want to see the look. You dont want to see it, really. Give me the look and i will give you mine back. Ready, set, go. Its terrifying you are also performing for the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots, for brighton. Yes, the community and i have been a Solid Partnership for so long. How did that come about . Not much to do with me, i have to confess. I feel like the Lgbt Community just adopted me and thought, somehow we know she is one of us. It is a hard thing to explain, because it is just normal to me. Didnt you say you wouldnt get married unless australia changed the rules, wasnt that one of the moments . Yes. That is quite a big statement to make, isnt it . Yes, and they did make it. I usually shake hands at the end of an interview, are you a hugger . Im a hugger im not going to shake your hand i might steal your dress. Thank you so much, it has been an absolute pleasure. Not many of my interviews and with a hug. You are not a hugger. Her new album is out tomorrow. She seems in very good spirit. She is a joy good morning from bbc london news. A teenager has been stabbed to death in shepherds bush. Detectives have launched a Murder Investigation and police have been given special powers to stop and search people in the area. And in nearby notting hill were a man was injured in another stabbing. Police were called here to the Uxbridge Road last night with reports of a teenager who had been stabbed. When they arrived here at the supermarketjust behind me, the boy, believed to be 18, was pronounced dead here at the scene. This latest murder comes just hours after the head of the met police, Cressida Dick, made a speech about the future of policing and admitted that too many crimes are being left unsolved. Meanwhile, here, police are appealing for witnesses. Jeremy hunt is pledging to press ahead with the high speed rail link between london and birmingham if he becomes pm, saying it would be good for the economy. His conservative leadership rival, bori5johnson, is also mp for uxbridge and ruislip, and is promising to review the project if he enters downing street over concern over the cost and its impact on the environment. The Royal Institute of british architects has announced their list of the best new buildings. Making it onto the list of the new tower of westminster abbey, which cost £23 million to build. Also in the running is the Battersea Arts Centre, which had been left derelict after a fire. The former victorian town hall has been transformed thanks to a £13 million rescue package. The overground the overg round is the overground is running normally again after earlier problems. All lines showing a good service. This is how it looks in finsbury park. Southbound traffic on the Seven Sisters rd is queueing after an accident. South of croydon, a blockage at the midgley hill roundabout caused by a voluntary. Forla n roundabout caused by a voluntary. Forlan tree. Good morning, it is a fairly nice day of weather today. We should see a lot of sunshine around but we also have a rather keen easterly wind blowing. It will feel quite breezy for much of the day but it is set to stay dry. Starting on 13 1a degrees, quite a bit of cloud around earlier this morning, but that should clear away. Cloudier and windier in eastern areas. Uv levels are high. Pollen levels are very high. There should be some late sunshine around this evening and then overnight tonight it will stay dry and lots of cloud feeding in from the east. A grey start to the day tomorrow but temperatures will stay in double figures. Again, tomorrow the cloud should thin and break, the breeze will fall. Highs of 22 or 23. Temperatures up and down again like a yo yo on the weekend. 31 degrees on saturday, lots of sunshine, cooler on sunday. That is all for now, ill be back in around half an hour. Good morning and welcome to brea kfast. Good morning and welcome to breakfast. The headlines today, Scientists Say Cervical Cancer could eventually be eliminated through a Vaccination Programme tackling one of the main causes of the disease. The father and daughter who drowned as they tried to cross into the us, the toddlers grandmother tells the bbc she knew she would lose them. Translation i cried a lot when we said goodbye, because in my heart, i felt it was going to be the last time i would hug him. Fitness fears for england with both First Choice Centre backs a doubt for the womens world cup tonight against norway. Officials in france issued warnings about the risk to lives as temperatures hit a0 degrees. The june lives as temperatures hit a0 degrees. Thejune temperature records tumble across germany, poland and the Czech Republic yesterday and today there is more hot weather on the way and for us it will become sunnier and warmer in the next few days and i will have more on all of that from Somerset Housein more on all of that from Somerset House in london in 15 minutes. And i have been chatting to Kylie Minogue about getting ready for glastonbury. I do have wellies, just in case. Gold hot pants are they making a comeback . Not the gold hot pants. Oh, really . I dont think so. Its thursday the 27th ofjune, the top story, Scientists Say Cervical Cancer could eventually be eliminated thanks to a Vaccination Programme targeting the hpv virus. That is one of the main causes of the disease, and the study has examined the impact of the vaccine on 60 Million People in ia Different Countries. Every year, Cervical Cancer claims the lives of more than 300,000 women worldwide. 850 of those deaths are in the uk. It is most commonly caused by the human papillomavirus. A decade since the hpv vaccine was rolled out to girls aged 12 and 13, scientists have found there has been a decline in types of the virus which can lead to cancer. The study looked at data from 60 Million People in ia high income countries. It has found that, five to eight years after vaccination, among women aged 20 to 2a, there was a 66 reduction in high risk strains of hpv. Cases of genital warts were also down 5a , and there was a 31 decline in precancerous lesions. The vaccines really successful at reducing hpv infections, and there are five hpv types which weve seen really substantial declines of in the uk, and they cause about 90 of cervical disease and Cervical Cancer. So what well expect to see in the near future is that were seeing really substantial declines in Cervical Cancers. It is estimated around 80 of girls in the uk receive the hpv vaccine. From september, it will also be given to boys aged 12 and 13. The study didnt analyse data from low income countries. Charities say it shows there is an urgent need for a wider roll out of Vaccination Programmes, to get closer to a world where Cervical Cancer is a thing of the past. The grandmother of the toddler who drowned with her father as they try to cross into the us from mexico has told the bbc she knew she would lose them. Photographs of Oscar Ramirez and his daughter valerio lying face down in the rio grande have sparked condemnation around the world. Our correspondent reports from the us slash mexico border. For long stretches, the rio grande divides mexico and america. Many have tried to cross this river, but the deaths of a father and his child in these waters have put in sharp focus the human cost of the crisis at this border. Oscar ramirez left el salvador with the aim of starting a new life for his family in the United States. But he drowned, alongside his daughter valeria, on the edge of america. Translation as a mother, you get a feeling. I cried a lot when we said goodbye, because in my heart, i felt it was going to be the last time i would hug him. Across this short stretch of river, america seems tantalisingly close, but there are real dangers for any families who try to get illegally into the United States. Tens of thousands are captured by Border Patrol agents every single month, and that is beside the risks. Often these are desperate people, but President Trump believes bigger barriers and more security would be a greater deterrent. I hate it, and i know it could stop immediately if the democrats change the law. Thatjourney across that river is a very dangerous journey. However, democrats believe it is mr trump who needs to change his policies, particularly with claims that migrant shelters are unclean, and that the treatment of some children has been uncaring. A record breaking heatwave continues across europe and schools and parts of france will have to be closed today as temperatures are expected today as temperatures are expected to reach the mid a05. Conditions have been blamed on hot air blowing in from the sahara and lets go to paris and speak to Hugh Schofield who was there to test the temperature. What does it feel like at the moment and what are they saying about how it will pan out across the day . Right now it is not feeling too bad. Ijust cycled in from home and its a very, very pleasa nt from home and its a very, very pleasant morning at around 20 degrees and a bit of a breeze, in fa ct, degrees and a bit of a breeze, in fact, but the temperatures will soar this afternoon and it will be another scorcher. They say in paris that the next day or two, today and tomorrow it wont be too bad and thats going to get a lot worse on saturday. Across the country records might tumble today down in the south they are talking of temperatures in they are talking of temperatures in the early a05 and the all time record was set in 2003, a01 degrees but that might well be passed down in the country. The south of the country. In paris there are measures to limit traffic coming in like yesterday as authorities are worried about pollution adding to the discomfort of the heat, so cars over a certain age will not be allowed in the city and there is the issue of different town halls taking different town halls taking different initiatives and closing schools and schools might be inappropriate for receiving children so that adds to the problem facing some parents and also for families looking after children. In all its a situation which is under control because i dont think anybody feels that this is going to create, for the time being, any major health problem, but it raises questions in everybodys minds about why does this happen so early in the year, in june and what that means about global warming. June and what that means about globalwarming. You, we will june and what that means about global warming. You, we will leave it there for now. Thank you very much. A teenager has been stabbed to death in west london. The victim who is thought to be 18 years old died at the scene in shepherds bush. Police have now been given special powers to stop and search people in the area and also nearby notting hill where a man was injured in another stabbing. The number of transgender hate another stabbing. The number of tra nsgender hate crimes another stabbing. The number of transgender hate crimes being reported across england, scotland and wales has nearly doubled since 2016 with almost 2000 incidents recorded last year. The government says the increase is due to evicting is being more confident about coming forward and changes in the way the police recorded crimes due to victims being more confident. Friday night in leeds. It is a big event for the transgender community. Tonight, people feel safe and supported. But away from here, that is often not the case. So theres lots of different options on there for you to be able to. I get abused all the time. Do you report it . I do most of the time. A group called the lgbt angels is urging people to report hate crime incidents. Some others here tonight tell us they have been through terrifying experiences. A guy came out of a block of flats, called me a paedophile, threatened to stab me, smashed my car up, held a dog chain up to my face. Last year, more than 1,900 tra nsgender hate crimes were reported to Police Forces in england scotland and wales. That is up from 1,073 crimes in 2016, a rise of 81 . Ive got a window alarm here that was supplied by victim support. Sue lives near york. She has been the target of abuse many times. I had death threats, and my property was vandalised. I was scared, not just for myself, but for all the trans community, because its happening to all of us in different ways. Police emergency. The government says the increase in transgender hate crimes being reported is because more victims feel able to contact police, and there have been improvements in the way hate crimes are recorded. A fresh problem has been discovered in boeing 377 max aircraft involved into deadly crashes. The us regulators say they have identified a potential risk during simulated tests but have not given specific details. The fleet was grounded in march after crashes in indonesia and ethiopia which killed a total of 3a6 people. The metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick said too many crimes are being left unsold. During a major speech about the future of policing in england and wales, the commissioner admitted that national detection rates for some offences were woeful and that she was not proud of it. Last year, more than 8 of cases led to someone being charged with even lower clearer rates for Sexual Offences, criminal damage and theft. All the weather and sport coming up later, and the time is 11 weather and sport coming up later, and the time i511 minutes past eight. A father whose eight year old son has a debilitating genetic condition known as childhood dementia says he is going to move to the netherlands if he does not get access to a drug which could prolong his childs lie. The disease robs children of their side, speech and their ability to walk and even swallow a nd their ability to walk and even swallow and many of them never reach their tenth birthday, and simon is with us. Good to see you. First thing i would like to say, many people will have seen some of the pictures of you and max. There is the swimming pool, and you are just a dad and his son, and they are really, really moving pictures. And you know, tell us a bit about the max first and how he is. Wallet kind of highlights how he is at the moment. Hes very happy and active as an eight year old, having the time of his life and very sociable and he needs to get on this enzyme replacement therapy and has have this as quickly as possible possible. The smile is lovely to see. But they disguise something thatis see. But they disguise something that is a desperate situation for you and your family. He has been going downhill over the last three orfour going downhill over the last three or four years, five years and we only had a diagnosis four months ago and he should have got on the enzyme immediately after his diagnosis and we have seen the decline over the last four months. Why didnt he . At the moment the nhs have refused to fund the enzyme, saying its too expensive. So this is the therapy . And it cost half £1 million a child, and its available in 20 countries including the netherlands, which is where youve opted to go if you cannot get this treatment. Yes. I think the thing to point out is that its a rare disease and to develop a rare disease drug can cost as much as developing a drug for any other disease but at the end of the disease but at the end of the disease the Drugs Company can only sell it and in the case of this, thatis sell it and in the case of this, that is to 15 children so its going to be expensive for the drug company to be expensive for the drug company to recoup their costs and to make a profit. What is confusing for some people looking out the story is that there are children who have batten disease in the uk who are getting this treatment and that is at the heart of why you think there is such an injustice here. Why is that . That has occurred because those children we re has occurred because those children were on the trial which was at great ormond street hospital and when the trial finished, the ormond street hospital and when the trialfinished, the drug company continued to give them the drug on compassionate use, and that compassionate use, and that compassionate use, and that compassionate use can be pulled at any time by the drug company, leaving those children who are enjoying a good quality of life and are being kept alive and stabilised by the drug. If the drug is pulled by the drug. If the drug is pulled by the drug company, you know they will go downhill rapidly. You have appealed to the health secretary, matt hancock amongst a group. We had a really great meeting with him a month ago and our mp5 met him and he was lovely and he invited some of the families up to see him in his office which is very unusual and he was great, compassionate, kind and you could tell he really wanted to help our children. He has children of his own, i know and he was determined and promised he would do everything he could to help us and one month later we dont know what he has done specifically, but we are hoping hes really fighting for our children and doing everything it can. His office has issued a statement and said that the legal formalities, and this is about the drug being made available with the drug being made available with the drug company and nhs england, and the National Institute for health and care executive says he has met with the nhs england boss over the issue and would make the case, but there is still this thing, and you will have to explain it, that the drug manufacturer has offered six months free supply. Is that correct . I dont know the ins and outs of the negotiations. I believe some information has become available and jacob rees mogg, our mp, maxs mp, stood up in the house of commons a week ago and gave some details that had become available and i think that was one of the offer is the drug company had made to the National Health service. People can only imagine, i suppose, amongst the technicalities of trying to fight this, that there is a torment for you and your family knowing that there is something that could help thatis there is something that could help that is just outside of your grasp. In my opinion, having a diagnosis of batten disease for your child is probably one of the worst possible things that can happen to a family. Its dreadful, and you have that diagnosis and then compounding that, we realise that there is a really good therapy that we cannot give to our son to keep him alive. We have had four months of real torment and a massive strain on the family and really we should be spending time as a family, enjoying the time we have with max and my younger son, felix, my wife, and enjoying our lives and creating happy memories but we have just spent four months fighting this decision and trying to getjustice for max and the other children and newly diagnosed children as well. What happens in other countries there is the rule of rescue so in holland and germany, even scotland where the drug is not available yet, the children are put on the successful d rug the children are put on the successful drug trial, put onto the drug straightaway and the negotiations carry on after or continue or start after theyve been put on the drug and they put the Children First and rally the children. Our Current System does not value the children. Our children are being really let down by the National Health service. It is the Health Service who should be looking after him and they are not. As time becomes all the more problematic, what is your plan . You go to the netherlands . You leave . What you can do for the children, you can do an individualfunding request do for the children, you can do an individual funding request and we should hear the results of that on monday and again we have been appealing to matt hancock to help with that if he can and use as much of his powers to try and get that through so max can be saved and hopefully the other two or three children that are waiting for the enzyme. If that fails on monday, we are going to move to holland and hopefully temporarily break the family up and we are going to set a business up, live in rotterdam where the drug is administered in holland and effectively become a dutch citizen and so will max and we will become residents and get the enzyme in holland. Well, we wish you well and keep us informed as to what happens next. I will do. And keep us informed as to what happens next. Iwill do. Rank and keep us informed as to what happens next. I will do. Rank you very much for coming in. Thanks a lot. 18 minutes past eight is the time. Carol is at Somerset House this morning taking a look at what is happening with the weather today. The sun is shining, warm across mainland europe as well, carol. Thats absolutely right in the sun is beating down at Somerset House. You can see the stump fountains behind and the reason we are here because if you been watching the news the last couple of days you will have seen people in france cooling off in the fountains. If you jump cooling off in the fountains. If you jump into the trevi fountain in rome you will be fined, but in london at Somerset House, its like las vegas, look at this, and you can come down here and run amongst the water if you want to and its open at ten in the morning till 11 at night through the morning till 11 at night through the summer months and you wont be charged, but right on his part in mainland europe and yesterday across parts of germany and poland we broke thejune parts of germany and poland we broke the june record parts of germany and poland we broke thejune record temperatures as we did in the Czech Republic. In germany the temperature rose to 38. 6 and in poland, 38. 2. In france today, central and southern france, it will be hot. We did not break the june temperature record yesterday but we might today or tomorrow as we come further south. These are not records we want to break, of course. Here in the uk it is sunny and warm, including today and High Pressure firmly in charge of the weather and the area around that moves in a clockwise direction as the effect of bringing in some cloud from the north sea and here there is an onshore breeze so it will feel cooler during the day. Through the morning the cloud across the east, wales, east anglia, that will move back towards the north sea coastline and for much of the uk it will be sunny and in northern scotland and the Western Isles, the north of mainland scotland, hanging on to the cloud and temperature wise, up to about 26 today in the west and looking at glasgow and cardiff not far off, but very windy and gusty across the south west of england. Through the night even more cloud comes with a north sea across many areas with temperatures falling between nine and 15 degrees and that is how we start tomorrow, but the cloud will once again pushed back to the north sea and a lot of it will clear on some of it will lap back on shore and that were pegged back the temperatures. But for most of the uk tomorrow we are looking at a sunny day, not as breezy and temperatures highest in the west. Western scotla nd highest in the west. Western scotland inland could see as much as 27 or 29 degrees and north west england and wales, 27, london, round about 22 degrees, but on saturday as the weather front comes in from the west that will include rain for Northern Ireland, thundery rain in scotla nd Northern Ireland, thundery rain in scotland and we could see some of that in north west england but the of england and wales sunny and hot, particularly in the south where we are looking at temperatures in the high 205 and locally if the south, 3032 but that weather front will cross us all during the course of saturday night into sunday which means on sunday itself it will feel much fresher. Carol, thank you, we will see you later. It is a 22 am. These days beauty contest get a bad press and this year the miss england contest is hitting back at the critics by going make up free for the first time organisers say it hopes it will celebrate Natural Beauty. Rebecca gormley, one of the finalists is with us, and the rebecca the director Andrew Beasley is here. That morning to you both. Andrew beasley. These new categories, what are they . There are ten rounds in miss england, its not just there are ten rounds in miss england, its notjust walking on stage and looking pretty any more. We have a sports round. Hold on, as we go. Sports round what is that . They are put through an endurance test by physical trainer. You are required to do that . All of the ten rounds are optional. You have the option of entering one of those rounds because if you win a round you get through to the competition and the barefaced top model round is and the barefaced top model round is a new round we have introduced and it was called top model but because we are working with facial models in london we decided to bring in no make up, because every time we send girls toa make up, because every time we send girls to a casting they want to see them without make up so we thought it made sense to have a barefaced top model round and its giving girls confidence to post pictures of them looking natural for a change confidence to post pictures of them looking naturalfor a change rather than with all the make up. Looking naturalfor a change rather than with all the makeup. You say no make up, you cant have your eyelashes tinted or your eyebrows already tinted. We are not saying any of that, but what we are seeing in miss england is so many co ntesta nts a nd in miss england is so many contestants and people in general, because weve been scouting in Shopping Centres across the country, we have thousands of women enter and they are turning up with lots of make up you cannot see their beauty and wejust make up you cannot see their beauty and we just want bring their Natural Beauty out and we think it is possible positive thing to do on social media. How did you feel about it, rebecca . When i knew that i was doing the barefaced top model round i was thinking, why shouldnt you show your true beauty . Let it shine through. Yes, if you want to wear make up and get gland up to go out, you do want to make yourself better and thats fine, but i dont think its essential every day to wear make up. And as everybody feel the same way . You are not here to speak on behalf of everybody, but do the other co ntesta nts on behalf of everybody, but do the other contestants feel the same way, that this is the way it should be . Obvious leader round is optional so you dont enter if you dont want to obviously the round is optional. I know that many of the girls are very keen to do it. Is everyone doing it . As far as i know, everybody is entering the round. think it has taken some of the goal is to come forward first. We only launched about two weeks ago in the competition as part of the National Final and its taking time for the girls to realise that actually its 0k to girls to realise that actually its ok to be barefaced. You dont need to cake make up on all the time. Do you think there needs to be more things like this in the sense of encouraging women, men, to post pictures of themselves without a filter or make up on social media . Absolutely because then everyone will see the Natural Beauty. If you wa nt will see the Natural Beauty. If you want to wear make up, thats absolutely fine. We have been working with Mental Health charities this year because one of the rounds we call miss england beauty with a purpose, the ethos of miss world, because that is what miss world does, she becomes a Charity Ambassadorfor does, she becomes a Charity Ambassador for Charities Across the world and they raise millions of pounds being miss world and visiting Different Countries and that is what miss england is all about, you know, rebecca, she has jumped miss england is all about, you know, rebecca, she hasjumped out of a plane and done all sorts. To become miss newcastle is notjust about looking pretty any more. If people say this is where you want to go with it, to make it more natural, go the whole hog, no make up allowed. wouldnt go that far because everybody likes to dress up and look nice. You want to enhance yourself sometimes. We are not saying on the big day at the final that, she wants to put on a nice gown and look pretty, but you had all these different rounds to go through first. Do you still require people to wear a sash . At the final, yes. So people know who everybody is. Otherwise nobody knows who anybody is and at the final we have lots of support from family and friends across the country. Its about creating a good role model in todays difficult society. Good to see both of you this morning. Thank you. Its 27 minutes past eight. Lets find out what is happening where you are. A lot of cloud over the last few days but finally today many of us will have some sunshine and it will feel warm if not very warm. This morning, a bit of cloud in central and eastern parts of england, and for most of us, a lot of sunshine from start to finish today. Quite a breezy day, particularly across the south. The wind is coming from the east limiting the temperatures on the eastern coast of scotland and england to 17 19. Higher temperatures further west. Perhaps up temperatures further west. Perhaps up to 27 degrees in western scotland. This evening and tonight, cloud starting to drift further west and with the north easterly wind, tomorrow morning, could be a little bit chilly in places, temperatures holding up at 13 1a with cloud moving in. Friday, south wind starts to develop and you can see the orange colours mainly across western areas, these parts seem highest temperatures on friday. The cloud will burn back to the coasts, might ta ke will burn back to the coasts, might take a while and eastern parts before you get sunshine, for most of us again on friday, some blue sky and temperatures even higher in western areas, up to 29 in the west of scotland. The onshore wind in the east, lower temperatures. Saturday, the wind changes direction, a warmer day for eastern parts. Showers moving on towards scotland, Northern Ireland. Up to 32 degrees possible in the south east. Sunday, much fresher, temperatures coming down for most of us. Goodbye. This is business live from bbc news with Sally Bundock and victoria fritz. Is fast fashion still on trend . H m battles online rivals and growing concerns over sustainability. Live from london, thats our top story on thursday, 27thjune. Is fast fashion giving way to the sustainable wardrobe . Can they both serve the same purpose . We will be discussing the ethics of shopping. Also, the issues ofair,