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after a large survey showed more than 80% felt they weren t listened to when asking for help. you ve either got a vagina or a voice. you don t seem to have both, do you? three will become two. conservative mps prepare to vote on the final candidates to become the next prime minister. commentator: gold forjake wightman! and a stunning performance. jake wightman becomes the first british man in nearly a0 years to win the world 1500 metres title. and coming up on the bbc news channel, england s biggest test of the euros is here. they face spain in the quarterfinals in brighton tonight. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the mayor of london says yesterday was the busiest day for the capital s fire service since the second world war. more than a0 properties in london were destroyed by fires which broke out in record breaking temperatures. and there were major incidents in other parts of the country including norfolk, suffolk, lincolnshire, leicestershire and ....
at night. this is today cost germany with the temperatures dropping at night and towards the end of the week those high temperatures across more central and eastern parts of europe. so this is literally a wave progressing against europe and the peak that lasted a couple of days across our neck of the woods for the many major towns and cities across europe having a sustained period into the 30s. so not the a0 degrees they are getting, we had something out of this world for our climate but still lead to high 30s in other parts of europe and that across the mediterranean even hotter. today temperatures may peak 30 degrees across east anglia. we would normally call that hot but our perspective has been changed. these temperatures could spark off some welcome rain and many of us would appreciate some rain. some welcome rain across eastern and south eastern areas through the course of the afternoon and this evening. try elsewhere today and tonight. a pretty warm night and tom ....
The south east, east anglia and into lincolnshire. these are pretty conservative figures but i would not be surprised if once again we hit 30, 30 2 degrees across east anglia and the south east. we are still in the middle of summer, i do not think we are done with the heatwaves yet. a reminder of our top story. with those record uk temperatures wildfires have caused major incidents across the country. firefighters in london say yesterday was the busiest day since the second world war. that s all from the bbc news at one, so it s goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc s news teams where you are. good afternoon, i m austin halewood with your latest sports news and we start with some breaking news ....
For the thermostat. but before any of that the expectation is all roads are going to rise to an interest rate rise in the coming months and the bank of england is trying to grapple with the cost of living crisis. and how quickly does interest rates rise and by how much will determine how many people will ride out the worst period for personal finances in ride out the worst period for personalfinances in britain in living memory. victoria fritz, many thanks. our top story this lunchtime. record uk temperatures with wildfires causing major incidents across the country. firefighters in london say it was the busier state since the second world war. and i will be in brighton ahead the england quarterfinal match against spain in the women s euros. coming up on the bbc news channel, an historic night for british athletics. jake wightman becomes the first british man since 1983 to win ....
In record uk temperatures, major incidents were declared across the country as wildfires destroyed everything in their path. firefighters in the capital say yesterday was their busiest day since the second world war. they said it was unsalvageable and, by that point, when we took a step back and we saw it spreading to neighbours houses, we saw how quick it was going, the marsh was up, we just thought we ve got to get everyone out, you know. we ll be finding out about the link between these extreme weather events and climate change. also on the programme. more pressure on households. prices continue to rise at their fastest rate in a0 years, driven by higher food and fuel costs. a new strategy to try to improve health care for women ....