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southern scotland but the extreme heat is expected to arrive tomorrow when at the red warning comes into force and it looks likely that we will see temperatures exceed a0 degrees. all the details from me throughout the morning. a_ the morning. a second tv debate for the five tory hopefuls in the leadership race, the next road by conservative mps is tomorrow. and, successful the dad campaigning for defibrillators as the government announces every school in england will get one. he will give us his reaction. and can rory mcilroy finally end his eight year wait to win another golf major...

Right around 7 00. Those demonstrations turned violent, and ended with at least 16 officers injured. Several police cars are also heavily damaged and interstate 85 shut down for hours. Foxs Jonathan Serrie has whats happening right now in charlot charlotte. Reporter protests breaking out here in charlotte, north carolina, after a black man was fatally shot by police. Demonstrators blocking an interstate highway looting a wal mart and Damaging Police cars. More than a dozen officers suffering injuries in the melee. Police were looking for suspect at an apartment complex when they say Keith Lamo...

Investigations. Good evening, im iain page. Im lucy noland. Were learning more about the man accused of planting bombs in new york and new jersey a local woman admits she tried to join isis tonight we have Team Coverage of both stories. Chris oconnell just finished speak to go terror expert who says our biggest threat to be in our own backyard but first new charges again the man charged in new york city and the new jersey bombings. Federal prosecutors have now charged Ahmad Khan Rahami with four counts including use of a weapon of mass destruction. Meanwhile, were learning more about Ahmad Kha...

Australian journalist Fran Kelly is set to get up and close and personal on queer life and friendship with her new podcast  Yours Queerly. The six-episode

From Labor in Power in 1993 to the just-wrapped Nemesis, the four series on eight Australian prime ministers is a monumental achievement, one only the ABC would or would do.