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i was brought upon the young ones and bottom and that and that. he had a real influence on my youth. so like doing something to commemorate him i think is about time because he's, you know, he'sjust a legend. you know, lots of young people need to know and it brings people into the town. you've got loads and loads of work for this, haven't you? and i haven't done anything. nothing at all. go on. test me. thisjune is ten years since rik died. it's hoped the event can be officially launched to mark that anniversary before the comedy festival begins for real in 2025. flash by name! flash by nature! ben sidwell, bbc news. where haven't i been? woof! when you see the clips there is a lot to celebrate. so much to like. i just loved rik mayall. he was everything. here's sarah with a look at this morning's weather. is that today's picture? because it really was cold this morning but beautiful light coming in or its light.

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Newsday

and it's reached, as you say, more than 1.1 billion euros the target line that goes with the appeal on the gofundme page says this was an officerjust doing hisjob. worth pointing out that the police here have quite controversial operating methods which involve the use potentially of firearms, just to stop a vehicle getting away, suspect getting away. one of the big demands for the writers, is that that police rule or police operating guideline be reviewed. emmanuel macron says he will not be doing that. he says these are not whole neighbourhoods that are rising up, they are individuals within neighbourhoods, individuals he has described as delinquents. tom symonds reporting for us from paris. let's look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk. figures from the met office showed thisjune was the hottest on record in the uk.

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BBC News at One

what is striking about thisjune is that we did not see outstanding peak temperatures. the highest got in the uk was 32.2 celsius. much lower than those 40 degrees peaks we saw in july last year. what we saw this june was consistently high temperatures. normally, you'd expect temperatures. normally, you'd expect temperatures in the late teens, may be the early 20s. this year, for a fortnight on end we had temperatures in the mid—teens, nudging even into the 30s in some areas. we are going to find outjust how much of a record a cause. the met office is going to tell is on about an hour's time. they are also going to give as an estimate of the role they think climate change has played in all of this, because they think climate change is pushing up the average temperatures we are seeing injune. so, we will get that in about an hour's time. there are calls for whistle—blowers in the national health service to get more support. 25,000 people came forward last year to raise concerns

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BBC News Now

we see a lot of natural variability in our weather, clearly, from one year to the next. underlying this, of course, there is climate change happening and what that means is that the likelihood of seeing warmerjunes will increase through time. so when we have these high temperature events, climate change means that they tend to be longer in duration, greater in spatial extent, more intense. the met office is expected to confirm that thisjune beat the previous record set back in 1940. and that means it was also hotter thanjune 1976, a year celebrated for its scorching summer. to the united states —

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Verified Live

watching bbc news. _ this year we beat the previous record by nine tenths of a degree celsius and scientists at the met office tell us that the likelihood 0ffice tell us that the likelihood of meeting the previous record had doubled as a result of the emissions and gases, and if we carry on like thisjune is like the one we have just had will come around every two years by the time we are in the 19505. years by the time we are in the 1950s. some thunderstorms rumbling away across parts of the midlands, parts of northern england as well. more of those showers to come overnight as well. some lengthy spells of rain pushed southwards

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BBC News

so when we have these high temperature events, climate change means that they tend to be longer in duration, greater in spatial extent, more intense. the met office is expected to confirm that thisjune beat the previous record set back in 1940. and that means it was also hotter thanjune 1976, a year celebrated for its scorching summer. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. she was possibly the most vibrant, lovely, fun, outgoing sister and girl anybody could ever meet. she was so much fun. my best friend. max with his parents and a good friend at their home in nailsea. three years on, and billie

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Verified Live

and even if we didn't have a0 degrees thisjune, as we had last year injuly, also when we have 30 degrees or higher, and particularly when people live in poorly insulated homes that are stuffy, and lots of people do in the uk, these heat waves are deadly. they are deadly for vulnerable people, for people with existing health issues. and thousands of people die every year in europe, including the uk, from heat. and of course, what today's report has also focused on is the way also the environment, fish dying in rivers, all of those consequences are being triggered by these heat temperatures. in terms of what is actually required, we had that report only last week from the climate committee talking about how worryingly slow government action was here in the uk. what is most required, say the top three things there needs to be a change about?

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Newsday

and he added that the uk strongly objects to the national security law which china has imposed on hong kong, which he says is in breach of sino—british agreements. and i'll be speaking to ted ho—ey, one of those activists who the hong kong authorities have offered a reward for conviction — in one hour's time here on newsday. thisjune was the hottest on record in the uk — according to the met office — with an average temperature of 15.8 degrees celsius. the previous record — 14.9 degrees celsius — was reached in both 1940 and i976. there are many consequences of higher temperatures — and experts say they're one of the reasons that large numbers of fish have been dying in britain's rivers and canals. 0ur climate editor justin rowlatt reports. they were scooping the fish out of this canal in their thousands on the weekend.

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BBC News at Ten

ljy men and teenage boys were detained by israeli soldiers, that they were kept behind. my colleagues injenin have said they have been skin more israeli jeeps heading towards the camp. that has raised expectations there could be a night of intense fighting. if you look at politically what's going on, there has been pressure from the far right in the israeli government for this to be a start of a bigger military operation across the west bank. the foreign minister said that wasn't expected to be the case and that this was very much focused onjenin but still there will be concern about a wider palestinian response. lots of anger about what's happening and already protests have spread to gaza. thanks ve much. thisjune was the hottest on record in the uk, according to the met office, with an average temperature of 15.8 degrees celsius. the previous record, 111.9 degrees celsius, was reached in both 19110 and 1976.

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Newsday

immediate future, after the mutiny, that's unclear. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. moving away from the ukraine war now and focus on climate. all through war now and focus on climate. all throuthune we have been bringing you reports of extreme heat affecting large parts of the world. let's look at this. starting in north america, mexico in the southern united states have seen record—breaking temperatures topping 45 celsius in places. in the uk, the met office says thisjune is on track to be declared the hottest on record and asia has also been suffering. with doesn't thought to have died in india from heat aggravated conditions as temperatures climb up to 45 degrees in some areas. and invasion, temperatures soared above 41 celsius last week,

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