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testify in the senate about alleged interference and last i don t like your‘s presidential election. last yea r‘s your‘s presidential election. last year s presidential election. now it is time for sportsday. hello, i m olly foster, and welcome to sportsday. the headlines injury worries and another defeat on tour. there s plenty to ponder for the lions in new zealand southgate‘s england are in paris. it could be all change against france in a friendly. a culture of bullying and sexism and racism those are the allegations against british bobsleigh. england versus pakistan. i will have all of the news building up to england s semifinal in the champions trophy here in cardiff. good evening. plenty to come over the next 20 minutes or so, but we ll start tonight with the latsest match on the british and irish lions tour of new zealand. it ended in defeat for warren gatland s team. they went down by a single point in dunedin to highlanders, the super rugby s ....
into a very dangerous, very hot and difficult situation because we have a passion to do as much as we could to rescue the people in there. it was a very challenging, very difficult and very traumatic event for everyone involved. we had minor injuries yesterday. up to nine of my firefighters suffered minor burns, some heat exhaustion due to the intensity in the building and hard work. some obvious slips and trips over debris falling everywhere. i am more concerned longer term about the mental impact on the people who were here because it was an unprecedented event and people saw and heard things on a scale we had never seen before. going forward, one of my main concerns is the mental health and well being of my firefighters and doing trauma and care counselling for them. the words of london s fire brigade chief, dany cotton. now the weather, with jay wynne. good afternoon. this rainbow was captured in somerset from a passing shower. one thing will notice today as it wil ....
of the building tells this programme he has serious concerns about the recent refurbishment. that raises real questions about the fire safety checks that were in place to stop families getting hurt. also, firefighters have worked through the night to dampen ablaze, although some parts of the building on the upper floors remain alight. the fire brigade say the tower block is not structurally safe for them to enter in some places. meanwhile, local people continue to offer help to those left destitute and homeless, this is where the relief effort is being co ordinated, and as you can see, there are piles of clothes and toys that people have donated. we have also donated some money, given money to families, darren withdrew £1000 from his account, and we have been giving families £100 just to see them over the next couple of days. good morning from north kensington. this morning we are at the westway sports centre on one of their basketball courts. you might be able to hea ....
helen has the weather. good morning. another hot day for the vast majority. the sunshine as strong as it gets and it is likely to last for another few days yet for most of us. i will have the details inis most of us. i will have the details in 15 minutes. thank you. first our main story. church services will be held today to remember the victims of the grenfell tower fire in west london. police have revealed that 58 people are missing and are believed to have died but that figure could still rise. yesterday theresa may met with volunteers and those left homeless. government staff have been drafted in to improve the response to the disaster, as nick quraishi reports. the devastation caused by the inferno stops people in their tracks. the dark reality abundantly clear in broad daylight. four days on, the community is still angry about a lack of co ordination, communication and accountability. it s always the public that runs to the rescue. where s the authorities? where a ....
lot different. he should have been brought home that same day. and in phoenix, arizona, more than a0 flights have been grounded, because it s too hot for the planes to fly. let s start in brussels and look at some of the news copy coming into the bbc newsroom. a spokesman for the bbc newsroom. a spokesman for the belgian police has told the bbc a man triggered a small explosion in the central train station in brussels. we are told the man was neutralised by military forces. no one else is believed to be injured and the police say the situation is under control. this is brussels central station in the centre of the city. it has been evacuated and these are the pictures that we have coming in to the news room. from just outside the central station. you can see the area cordoned off. only a few police officers inside. let s bring in. in a minute we will bring in some more updates from oui’ will bring in some more updates from our colleagues in brussels. at the moment, th ....