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the uk's home secretary tells the bbc the government's looking at further places to house migrants. authorities in the united states have been assessing the damage caused by severe storms and tornadoes. at least 26 people are now known to have died — as the storms ripped through the south and the midwest — leaving a trail devastation. hardest hit were tennessee, arkansas and indiana. in illinois, one person was killed — when a theatre roof collapsed in chicago. our reporter shelley phelps has more. two tornadoes left a trail of destruction in arkansas. this was the small town o...

on a crisis that is deepening by the day for borisjohnson. also this lunchtime: police in the us state of illinois have arrested a 22—year—old man suspected of opening fire at an independence day parade near chicago, killing six people. eight months of rain in four days — 50,000 sydney residents are told to evacuate their homes as flooding worsens. in wales, children as young as 11 in care are still being placed in b&bs and hostels despite government pledges to stop the practice. i was just there, an excess piece. my mum didn't want me and now my grandparents can't look after m...

Not to ignore those experiencing great suffering and solitude. the service ended with a procession in st peter�*s square. and the pontiff left waving to crowds of worshippers from his popemobile. paris is holding a referendum today on whether to ban street rentals of e—scooters. the french capital was one of the first cities to authorise their use but they�*ve faced criticism from some who say they�*re often driven recklessly and clutter the streets. 0ur correspondent in paris, hugh schofield has more. perhaps the operators are producing figures to show that there are 400,000 regular u...

There�*s been a huge focus in recent years on developing ways of storing that power for the days when the sun doesn�*t show and the wind doesn�*t blow. much attention has been paid to lithium batteries. but according to those who have invested in the new finnish system, sand has many advantages. what made you think that this might actually work? i mean, it�*s a bit of a left—field idea. it�*s a bit strange, but it�*s cheap. it�*s easy to get. and you can get to really high temperatures, maybe 500 degrees, while with water, you can only get to 100. so you get a lot of heat store...