plymouth.plymouth have been shut down while an unexploded world war ii bomb is carried through the streets of the city, before being detonated at sea. described as one of britain's largest ever peacetime evacuations. we know it is a 500 kilo device, being moved by a military convoy through a rolling 300 metre exclusion zone, affecting 10,000 people. roads and rail lines have been closed and accordance set up. plymouth city council announced that the bomb would be taken to the ferry slipway to be disposed of with a controlled explosion at sea. army experts decided it was simply too hazardous to detonate the german—made device where they actually found it because the explosion could, of course, destroy several homes in that area. well, we'll get the latest from our correspondence on the ground but it is worth bringing in councillor sally hayden from plymouth city council. sally, thanks so much for being here on the programme. i know your catjoining us on the phone but bring us up to date with the

this is all down in plymouth.n in st michael avenue and will be winding its way south to get to the waters edge before being detonated out at sea. plenty more coverage coming up. hello there. we haven't got the persistent rain today, but there are still quite a few showers around for western areas and some developing inland and further east, as well, as the cloud has tended to increase. we've also got some chillier air today, so temperatures come the early evening probably sitting at six or seven degrees. it will get cold quite quickly. we still have some showers around, but most of those inland will fade away. we'll keep some going around these western coasts and some heavier showers come into the south—west of england. there could even be a bit of winteriness over dartmoor, as well. it will be a colder night more widely. we had a frost last night in scotland. it will be very cold in the north—east of scotland and temperatures close to freezing elsewhere, as well. some mist and fog patches in the midlands in part

any pride to be in plymouth, with we have come together.w affected with that and knew so much has been put out if you could leave your property is like you have been advised by the police, from half past one, and not to go back until five, that would be brilliant. the same for family and friends —— stay with family and friends. if you don't have family and friends come to their life centre but we can accommodate you. there is there a helpline? we have our website, it has loads of information on it as well. if you have got internet access, ring the council. all the information is all on our website. how many will this affect? we don't have that figure. at the moment we are keeping to what we have been given from the police and the military. this is the biggest peacetime evacuation that has taken place? it evacuation that has taken place? [11 has evacuation that has taken place? has been evacuation that has taken place? it has been massive. but everyone coming together, with the military, the police, all the other partners. the best thing is,

it's replay time — plymouth argyle take on leeds — again — after this late goal.o all three of the fourth round replays. and chelsea women know who they'll face in the champions league quarter finals — they're the only british team still in the competition. we'll look at their chances of getting to the final. also coming up on sportsday. still five days to go but i had this building for the super bowl and one superstar supporter is dominating the pre—match talk. it’s superstar supporter is dominating the pre-match talk.— superstar supporter is dominating the pre-match talk. it's been fun to cather the pre-match talk. it's been fun to gather them — the pre-match talk. it's been fun to gather them and _ the pre-match talk. it's been fun to gather them and bring _ the pre-match talk. it's been fun to gather them and bring them - the pre-match talk. it's been fun to i gather them and bring them together to the sports world, since great experience. —— it isjust a great experience. welcome to the programme. he's moved from one end of the country to the other at 75 years

it has been an extraordinary few days here in plymouth, first of all, around 3,000 people had to leaveheir homes in the property, in the community where the device was first found on tuesday. then this afternoon, people were given two hours notice, that this device was being transported through the streets of plymouth to a slipway to be detonated at sea. they were told they needed to be leave their homes to be out of harm's way. a city on alert. four days after the discovery of a second world war device in the back garden, a decision on how to deal with it. this 500 kilo unexploded world war ii device has been causing havoc since it was reported on tuesday, in total 3,000 people have had to leave their homes in the area, one of the biggest peacetime evacuations this region has ever seen. this afternoon, this part of the city has come to a stand—still, as the military deal with this second world war device. 0ne as the military deal with this second world war device. one woman told us that to her it feels like hitler is reaching out from beyond the grave, and upsetting everyone. for days

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jenny kumah, bbc news, plymouth.ice in the us state of alabama has said it has no intention of prosecuting fertility clinics nor the families that use them, following last week's ruling by the state supreme court that frozen embryos be considered children. many ivf providers have halted treatments while they assess the ruling and some alabama senators have said they will introduce legislation to protect the industry. the current frontrunner for the republican presidential nomination — donald trump — emphasised his support for the treatments. i strongly support the availability of ivf for couples who are trying to have a precious little beautiful baby. i support it. cheering and applause. today, i'm calling on the alabama legislature to act quickly to find an immediate solution to preserve the availability of ivf in alabama, and i'm sure they're going to do that. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal has more details. there is still ongoing shock, anger and confusion here in alabama. people are trying to grapple

plymouth.ded world war ii device that unexploded world war ii device that has been discovered in a back garden. that operation has actually started and we are getting some of the detail. let's put the map up. there is his first of all. it shows you exactly where it was found in saint michael avenue, and now the operation has begun, it is such a delicate operation they have cordoned off large area around 300 metres, affecting about 1200 properties over 3000 people who have been moved away from that, huge security operation and bomb disposal experts overseeing it all. as i say, it is so delicate to first actually move at the bomb itself, this device onto a platform, then very, very gently move it through the streets there. the residential streets of plymouth. ultimately, they will take it to the water's edge, then tow it out to sea. that is the plan, before they then detonate it. these are some of the pictures, as i a very big operation going on with hundreds of emergency personnel. it is still i

also speaking at that press conference was plymouth councillor, sally haydon.f you are now affected with that new zone that has been put out, if you could leave your properties like you have been advised by the police from 1.30pm and not to go back until 5.00pm, that would be brilliant and stay with family and friends as well. if you don't have family and friends, then please come to the life centre where we can accommodate you. the best thing is we're keeping people safe and we need to listen to our experts and that's how we will keep people safe. tomorrow marks two years since russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine. the conflict has seen more than 200,000 ukrainians take sanctuary in towns and cities across the uk. 0ne centre in norfolk has become a vital community hub for localfamilies, asjohn maguire reports. (vt usually you open every day and you see what happened yesterday. so, yesterday it was maybe for 15 minutes, sometimes it's four hours, it depends. just imagine if the very first thing you did every morning was to check to see if your home — 1,500 m

as the unexploded second world war bomb in plymouth is taken out to sea, residents are told they can return home. a new experience. i'm glad it's over. it has been different, to say the least. what you're doing there, you shouldn't be doing. i and why this social media post by a female professional golfer went viral. and shortly on bbc london... on newsnight at 10:30pm: two years ago, russia invaded ukraine. one year ago, it looked like putin had made a big mistake. today, russia is gaining territory and its economy is growing. what will the next year bring? good evening. the mother of alexei navalny — the prominent russian opposition leader — has reportedly been told she has just hours to agree to a secret burial or the russian authorities will bury him in the arctic penal colony where he died a week ago. that's according to a spokeswoman for mr navalny. the kremlin has continued to deny allegations that it was involved, calling western reaction to mr navalny�*s death hysterical. here's our russia editor, steve rosenberg. he died in prison a week ago, but when and where will alexei

tonight: a world war ii bomb in plymouth. mansplaining goes viral. and a panda party. but first, shamima begum, the 24—year—old who travelled to syria to join the islamic state group when she was 15, has been told by a top court that she can't come back to the uk. she had appealed the government's decision from back in 2019 that strips her of her british citizenship on the grounds of national security. her lawyers say they won't stop fighting until she's home. and if you want to hear more on this story, then check out the shamima begum story podcast on the bbc sounds app. some other stories now. an unexploded world war ii bomb that was found in plymouth has been put in the sea to be detonated. thousands of people were evacuated as the bomb was taken through the city. the 500kg device was transported by the military after it was found buried in a garden on tuesday. germany has become the latest country in europe to legalise cannabis. the law will come into effect in april and it will apply to over 18s only, but it does come with strict rules which will make it harder to

jenny kumah is in plymouth for us. what a day!his has caused huge disruption since the — this has caused huge disruption since the device was found on tuesday. _ since the device was found on tuesday, some 3000 people being asked _ tuesday, some 3000 people being asked to _ tuesday, some 3000 people being asked to leave their homes in the surrounding areas where it was found — surrounding areas where it was found. , ., ., ., ., , surrounding areas where it was found. , ., .,, , found. this afternoon, it has been announced — found. this afternoon, it has been announced that _ found. this afternoon, it has been announced that the _ found. this afternoon, it has been announced that the lowest - found. this afternoon, it has been announced that the lowest cost i announced that the lowest cost course of action is to transport by military convoy this device, 500 kilograms, half a metre wide, transported through an area of the city out to a slipway, and out to sea to detonate it. a severe alert text is sent to mobile phones to warn peopl

hundreds of people have been forced to leave their homes in plymouth after a suspected unexploded seconde in place for 36 hours, while bomb disposal experts try to make the device safe. 0ur corresponedentjenny kumah is in plymouth. continued disruption for people? this morning some people have been coming to get some essentials, escorted back to their properties by the police. this does vice was found a week ago by a man digging in his garden who did not at first realise what it was but as the rain washed them at a weight he realised what it could be and reported back to the police yesterday morning and then a major incident was declared. police say around 1000 people have been asked to leave their home and evacuation centres have been set up at a nearby library and community centre. we spoke to some of those affected. it's very shocking. it's in my street. yeah, it's very shocking, very scary. and being left in the dark, you don't know what to think. i'm praying that, you know, they will be able to dismantle it and everyone will be safe. the authorities are looking at extending this gor

floors of a burned railway, ferry and bus services stopped as a 500kg unexploded ww2 bomb, found in plymouthing moved by military convoy from the city to be detonated at sea. welcomed. welcome. russian authorities have issued an ultimatum to the mother of alexei navalny, the opposition figure who died in prison last week. a spokesperson for the navalny team says his mother has been given three hours to agree to a "secret funeral" without members of the public in attendance. otherwise he will be buried inside the prison compound. the death in custody of mr navalny coupled with saturday's second anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine has led to the biden administration announcing more than 500 new sanctions against russia. it comes from the spokeswoman for his family who said that an investigator had been in touch with alexei navalny and his mother to say that within three hours, she had to agreed to her son being buried in secret, that is the wording that was used or alternatively, her son would be buried somewhere in the prison compound, presumably in the arctic prison where he was held

tonight: a world war ii bomb in plymouth. mansplaining goes viral. and a panda party. but first, shamima begum, the 24—year—old who travelled to syria to join the islamic state group when she was 15, has been told by a top court that she can't come back to the uk. she had appealed the government's decision from back in 2019 that strips her of her british citizenship on the grounds of national security. her lawyers say they won't stop fighting until she's home. and if you want to hear more on this story, then check out the shamima begum story podcast on the bbc sounds app. some other stories now. an unexploded world war ii bomb that was found in plymouth has been put in the sea to be detonated. thousands of people were evacuated as the bomb was taken through the city. the 500kg device was transported by the military after it was found buried in a garden on tuesday. germany has become the latest country in europe to legalise cannabis. the law will come into effect in april and it will apply to over 18s only, but it does come with strict rules which will make it harder to

tonight: a world war ii bomb in plymouth. mansplaining goes viral. and a panda party. but first, shamima begum, the 24—year—old who travelled to syria to join the islamic state group when she was 15, has been told by a top court that she can't come back to the uk. she had appealed the government's decision from back in 2019 that strips her of her british citizenship on the grounds of national security. her lawyers say they won't stop fighting until she's home. and if you want to hear more on this story, then check out the shamima begum story podcast on the bbc sounds app. some other stories now. an unexploded world war ii bomb that was found in plymouth has been put in the sea to be detonated. thousands of people were evacuated as the bomb was taken through the city. the 500kg device was transported by the military after it was found buried in a garden on tuesday. germany has become the latest country in europe to legalise cannabis. the law will come into effect in april and it will apply to over 18s only, but it does come with strict rules which will make it harder to

tonight: a world war ii bomb in plymouth. mansplaining goes viral. and a panda party.ut first, shamima begum, the 24—year—old who travelled to syria to join the islamic state group when she was 15 has been told by a top court that she can't come back to the uk. she had appealed the government's decision from back in 2019 that strips her of her british citizenship on the grounds of national security. her lawyers say they won't stop fighting until she's home. and if you want to hear more on this story, then check out the shamima begum story podcast on the bbc sounds app. some other stories now. an unexploded world war ii bomb that was found in plymouth has been put in the sea to be detonated. thousands of people were evacuated as the bomb was taken through the city. the 500kg device was transported by the military after it was found buried in a garden on tuesday. germany has become the latest country in europe to legalise cannabis. the law will come into effect in april and it will apply to over 18s only, but it does come with strict rules which will make it harder to bu

can plymouth bring themselves back into the game in that one?d five beating fellow championship sideshow filed wednesday for— one in their replay. scoring twice for coventry who'll host for the neo— warlocks first game in charge of aberdeen doesn't look as though it will have a happy ending. he is away at rangers with the dogs and the 35—year—old, 17 different clubs and managers spanning more than a0 year career. it took a7 minutes for his side to concede for the putting rangers ahead. todd kidwell making it to — one for that rangers will be level on points at celtic if it stays that way for that rangers will be level on points at celtic if it stays that way. ross county— 5—1 for the pochettino says he's received a text from the clubs owners amid pressure for back—to—back defeat for that dip into managers asked for the season and pochettino and he is fearful of becoming the 3rd. chelsea starts at 11 b for the pochettino says the owners and support him and has called on fans to do the same. we're demanding the support to the team, to the players

jenny kumar, bbc news, plymouth.in the spanish city of valencia. flames tore through the 14—storey building on thursday. high winds and the building�*s cladding are both being blamed, though officials are currently refusing to comment on the cause. searches for one person who is still missing are ongoing. british airways has been ranked among the worst airlines in a uk passenger satisfaction survey by consumer group which? the airline�*s customer score for long—haul flights was the joint—third—lowest out of 17 carriers. the company said it was hit by "several factors outside of our control" in 2023, such as strikes by air traffic controllers. king charles says he has been cheered by the 7,000 cards of support sent to him during his cancer treatment. pictures released by buckingham palace show the king reading some of the messages written to him, including well wishes and jokes. up to 2 million of the poorest households in britain have seen the amount they owe their energy supplier double over the past year. analysis

let's start now live in plymouth. take you there because this is a massive military operation. it has been under way for a while. obviously it is night time so you can not see much. you can see that there is a lighthouse in the background. you can see, my director says he grew up in plymouth. come over again talk to people. you can see the light house and beyond that, of the sea, the south coast of england. a beautiful place. my husband was upon their foot of the military have taken a huge world war ii bomb, they have taken it and they have put it in the water. they have moved it from the back garden of someone, out to the sea, to be detonated. because it is much safer to detonate it in water. bomb disposal experts, police, military and others helped carry out what was described as one of britain's largest ever peacetime evacuations. guess how much it weighs? 500 kilograms. that is how big it is that was moved by military convoy through a rolling 300 metre exclusion zone 13,000 people. roads and rail lines were all cl

plymouth will be disposed of.ated. they now anticipate that the cordon will be lifted at around 6:15 pm. this evening. they're urging residents not to return until they give them the all clear . the until they give them the all clear. the biggest ever drug bust has been made by uk authorities in what's being called a major blow to drug cartels. 5.7 tonnes of cocaine with a street value of more than £450 million, was found in a container at southampton port, which was transporting bananas from south america. national crime agency officers believe the haul was heading to hamburg, but say a significant proportion of the drug would have ended up back in the uk. of the drug would have ended up back in the uk . cannabis has now back in the uk. cannabis has now been legalised in germany . been legalised in germany. chancellor olaf scholz ruling three party coalition voted to allow individuals to cultivate three plants and be in possession of up to 25g of the drug. larger scale production will also be allowed for members

tonight: a world war ii bomb in plymouth. mansplaining goes viral. and a panda party.tate group when she was 15, has been told by a top court that she can't come back to the uk. she had appealed the government's decision from back in 2019 that strips her of her british citizenship on the grounds of national security. her lawyers say they won't stop fighting until she's home. and if you want to hear more on this story, then check out the shamima begum story podcast on the bbc sounds app. some other stories now. an unexploded world war ii bomb that was found in plymouth has been put in the sea to be detonated. thousands of people were evacuated as the bomb was taken through the city. the 500kg device was transported by the military after it was found buried in a garden on tuesday.

the bomb has been detonated off the coast of plymouth.age. on the move, the city at a standstill. as the military carried its legal cargo. just look at the size of it. 500 kilograms of explosives. it was a delicate operation to move it out of harms way. huge relief when it made its way through the city deeply. forthe made its way through the city deeply. for the past week, the device called chaos local communities. we,ooo people living in nearby properties were told to leave their homes over three days. some stayed with friends and families, others got put up in hotels by the council. then bomb disposal experts announced the safest way to deal with it was to move it away for detonation. at midday yesterday, more than 7000 people living within 300 metres of the group were told to be out of their homes in the afternoon. this landlord open early to give people to go. people have come in and it is nice to help the community out. it is nice to do that and nice for people to know that we're for people to know that we're for them. anything they

this is plymouth tonight — where hundreds of people have been moved from their homes after a suspectedded world war two bomb was found in a garden. the top footballers being abused by online trolls — we go inside the premier league's new unit set up to track them down. and we'll tell you more about this — the brightest and hungriest object in the universe. on newsnight at 10.30 — as the threat of an israeli ground offensive in rafah looms ever closer, are the intensifying political arguments at westminster wholly in pursuit of peace, or are mps playing politics with people's lives? good evening. the first pictures have emerged today from inside nasser hospital in southern gaza that was raided by israeli forces last week. a un convoy that was finally allowed in says the scenes around the hospital in khan younis are indescribable and conditions inside are ripe for the spread of disease. dozens of patients have now been evacuated but the world health 0rganization says it fears for around 130 patients and doctors who remain inside. 0ur diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. one patie

jenny kumar, bbc news, plymouth.the first time. they're designed to make the game safer. felicity kvesic has this report. for some, collisions are part of what make rugby so appealing. for others, the hits have become the dominant part of the sport. faced with growing player welfare concerns, the game's governing body has introduced new smart gumshields. two academic studies, funded by world rugby, found that 86% of forces measured by the gumshields were the same or less than those experienced in running, jumping or skipping. my concern is that we're not seeing the full picture. they should be looking at higher. the concussions, as i said before, if they're occurring at between 90 and 120 gs and we're now saying that it's a head injury problem and there's lots of concussions and we all see them on tv, then what's going on? the smart gumshields, or instrumented mouth guards, contain a chip that measures the gravitational forces involved in contacts. when a contact occurs they send a real—time g—force measurement to me

tonight: a world war ii bomb in plymouth. mansplaining goes viral. and a panda party.told by a top court that she can't come back to the uk. she had appealed the government's decision from back in 2019 that strips her of her british citizenship on the grounds of national security. her lawyers say they won't stop fighting until she's home. and if you want to hear more on this story, then check out the shamima begum story podcast on the bbc sounds app. some other stories now. an unexploded world war ii bomb that was found in plymouth has been put in the sea to be detonated. thousands of people were evacuated as the bomb was taken through the city. the 500kg device was transported by the military after it was found buried in a garden on tuesday. germany has become the latest country in europe to legalise

an extraordinary military operation is thousands or evacuated from plymouth about an unexploded world war ii bomb is carried to the sea. also coming up in the world today, does this break competition rules, we look at why the rules are being closely scrutinised. this is bbc news. saturday marks two years since russia invaded ukraine and tens of thousands of people have been killed in the global economy has been impacted and relations between russia and western powers have become increasingly strained. as of the sea in live from kyiv known as the, marking the second anniversary of the invasion. look at is, pictures from moscow as the country celebrates armed forces with what is a rear fireworks display in the capital. our correspondent is one of those people who reported on the war throughout in the special report and the impact of the conflict in the experience of the front light in eastern ukraine. two years of war and the two years of war seen through the struggles of one ukrainian doctor. this was the first time we met oleg kravchenko back in 2022 in a besieged town called lycee ja

jenny kumah, bbc news, plymouth. contribution that the windrush generation made britain. windrush generation made to britain. now, herachievement is being recognised permanently. tim muffett reports. recognition for a quiet revolutionary, which is how historic revolutionary, which is how historic england has described daphne steele. almost 60 years ago, she became the first black matron in the nhs, at a hospital on this site in ilkley in west yorkshire. came to ilkley in 1964 to take charge of a maternity hospital. caused quite a stir, first black woman and all that, to take charge of any nhs hospital. and i loved the community so much i've not left it. daphne steele died in 2004, having delivered thousands of babies and having become a much—loved member of the local community. in 2002, she was nominated to take part in the queen's jubilee baton relay, ahead of the commonwealth games. i think i've got the legs for it! not only is it an honour because i am from this local community, but i was born in a commonwealth co

it goes from a residential area, a back garden, and they will move it through the streets of plymouthage, there is a risk, hence the evacuations. but that operation has started and we have our correspondent on the ground so will bring you regular updates. there is a live page on the bbc website keeping track of that operation. i'm back with more of the day's headlines here injust a moment or two. don't go away. hello there. we haven't got the persistent rain today, but there are still quite a few showers around for western areas and some developing inland and further east, as well, as the cloud has tended to increase. we've also got some chillier air today, so temperatures come the early evening probably sitting at six or seven degrees. it will get cold quite quickly. we still have some showers around, but most of those inland will fade away. we'll keep some going around these western coasts and some heavier showers come into the south—west of england. there could even be a bit of winteriness over dartmoor, as well. it will be a colder night more widely. we had a frost last night in s

tonight: a world war ii bomb in plymouth. mansplaining goes viral. and a panda party.een told by a top court that she can't come back to the uk. she had appealed the government's decision from back in 2019 that strips her of her british citizenship on the grounds of national security. her lawyers say they won't stop fighting until she's home. and if you want to hear more on this story, then check out the shamima begum story podcast on the bbc sounds app. some other stories now. an unexploded world war ii bomb that was found in plymouth has been put in the sea to be detonated. thousands of people were evacuated as the bomb was taken through the city. the 500kg device was transported by the military after it was found buried in a garden on tuesday. germany has become the latest country in europe to legalise

cordon will be put in place today will have an unexploded wartime bomb is removed from a garden in plymouth this afternoon and bomb disposal experts from the army and navy say the safest option is for the bomb to be detonated at sea. anyone who lives within 300 metres of the route has been told to leave their homes today for about three hours. the national crime agency has made what it believes to be its largest seizure of class a drugs, almost six tonnes of cocaine was found in a container ship of bananas at southampton board. it is estimated the drugs have a street value of £450 million. new rules for online slot machine screw cap the amount that players can bet on a single game. from september, under20 can bet on a single game. from september, under 20 fans will have a limit of a two—point maximum stake, while anyone over the age of 25 will only be able to bet five points. now it is time for the weather. good morning. it was a chilly start first thing frost across parts of scotland, and that's because we've changed our air mass here in the uk. the atlantic air has departed now, it's acro

in that south—westerly airstream, so again glasgow 12 celsius, about that in birmingham, and also in plymouths the outlook into next week, staying very mild indeed, there are indications that perhaps from wednesday onwards until thursday, we will seek colder weather coming in from the north, some uncertainty about that, but it will not be quite as mild as at the moment. back to you. thank you, tomasz. and that's the bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc news website. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. debutant shoaib bashir picks up two wickets as england cling on, on day one of the second test match in india. in marseille, ireland prepare to begin the defence of their six nations title as they face france. and rory mcillroy falls foul of a rule change, which costs him dear at pebble beach. we start in india with day one of the second test match and it was quite a day for 20—year—old england debutant, shoaib bashir. he picked up two wickets, his first was the indian skipper, rohit sharma. but

second world war bomb found in a garden in plymouth on tuesday, to be detonated out at sea.han 3,000 people. now more residents along the route of the military convoy have been asked to evacuate their homes in the keyham area from 2.00pm this afternoon until around 5.00pm. let's hearfrom superintendent phil williams, from devon and cornwall police. the bomb is going to be taken from the address down to a slipway near the torpoint ferry, where it will be taken out to sea and then safely disposed of.

and to the south we are talking but extensive cloud, showers, some of them heavy but mild at 12 in plymouthrth of scotland is where the colder air suits and you can see wintry weather there to the south of that, it is much milder there into friday night and saturday. 0n the low pressure is still with us for the weekend but i think there is a cloud or broken so perhaps sunshine coming through but at times, heavy showers are expected as well. and the outlook, is going to be mild or cold? what it looks like it's going to stay on the mild side, the weather could be settling down as we head into tuesday. goodbye. live from london, this is bbc news. polls close in pakistan after millions vote in general and provincial elections. the government is criticised for temporarily suspending mobile phone services. a us drone strike kills an iran—backed militia leader in baghdad. iraq says the strike is a threat to regional stability. this is the scene live in iceland where a volcano erupts for the second time this year. for the first time, global temperatures exceed 1.5 degrees celsius across an entire y

temperatures recovering, io celsius in plymouth, frost likely through northern and eastern scotland tomorroworning but it will not last. this deep area of low pressure moves across the country, lots of isobars on the chart so it will be windy with gales and widespread, heavy rain. that could cause some localised flooding as the ground is saturated. gales is an irish sea coast and north sea coast. the blustery, wet weather will tend to move out into the north sea, and it brightens up later in the day, and there will be showers putting into western areas, but a much better second half to the day. temperatures between 8—13 celsius across the uk, north to south. more low pressure on thursday, spreading across central and southern parts, bit of a doubt on the northern extent of it but as it moves through it takes that air with it and opens the floodgates to cooler air, this cooler air are more akin to the time of year will be with us through friday and the weekend. an unsettled day for most of the country on thursday, windy across the south, rain spreading from west to east. brightening up behind

and to the south we are talking about extensive cloud, showers, some of them heavy but mild — 12 in plymouthget into the north of scotland, where the colder air suits and you can see wintry weather there to the south of that, it is much milder into friday night and saturday. the low pressure is still with us for the weekend but i think the ares of cloud more broken so perhaps sunshine coming through but at times, heavy showers are expected as well. and the outlook, is it going to be mild or cold? it looks like it's going to stay on the mild side, the weather could be settling down as we head into tuesday. goodbye. live from london, this is bbc news: high stakes in the us — as the supreme court hears an unprecedented case — whether to kick donald trump off the 2024 presidential ballot. lawyers will argue the former president's actions onjanuary 6th bars him from standing under the 14th amendment of the constitution. and i'm gary donahue outside the supreme court where there was arguments arejust supreme court where there was arguments are just getting underweight —— gary 0'donoghue. the last

wet, windy, milder weather spreads northwards, up to 10 degrees in plymouth by the end of the night,eastern scotland. wednesday looks decidedly unsettled, a deeper area of low pressure moving across the country, more isobars on the chart so it will be windy with gales around coasts and the rain will be quite heavy as well, falling on saturated ground, this could cause some issues with localised flooding in places. gales unlikely around irish sea coasts and across northern and eastern scotland but a blustery day for all. the rain takes its time to clear through the morning. into the afternoon it will brighten up with a few showers, northern and western areas, taking its time to clear east and south—east of england. the last of the mild days for now as it has been mild for more than a week now, 12 or 13 degrees, 8—11 across the north. and then into thursday, another area of low pressure crosses the country, bringing another spell of wet and windy weather but you will notice as it pulls away into the north sea late on thursday we opened the floodgates to a colder, west, north—westerly w

hundreds of people have been forced to leave their homes in plymouth after what's thought to be an unexplodedas discovered in a garden. police say a 200 metre cordon could be in place for up to 36 hours, while bomb disposal experts try to make the device safe. actor ewen macintosh, best known for playing keith in classic british comedy the office, has died at the age of 50. the series co—creator ricky gervais has paid tribute to macintosh, writing on x platform, previusly known as twitter, that he was an absolute original. you're live with bbc news. now, a test firing of a trident missile from a royal navy submarine has failed, and for the second time in a row. the ministry of defence has insisted that the system used to carry britain's nuclear warheads remains safe, secure and effective. hamish de bretton gordon, a former british army colonel, and a chemical and nuclear weapons expert, told me about the impact for the government of this information being made public.

wet, windy, milder weather spreads northwards, up to 10 degrees in plymouth by the end of the night,d north—eastern scotland. wednesday looks decidedly unsettled, a deeper area of low pressure moving across the country, more isobars on the chart so it will be windy with gales around the coast and the rain will be quite heavy as well, falling on saturated ground, causing some issues with localised flooding in places. gales are likely around irish sea coasts and across northern and eastern scotland but a blustery day for all. the rain takes its time to clear through the morning. into the afternoon it will brighten up with a few showers, northern and western areas, taking its time to clear east and south—east of england. the last of the mild days for now as it has been mild for more than a week now, 12 or 13 degrees, 8—11 across the north. and then into thursday, another area of low pressure crossing the country, bringing another spell of wet and windy weather. you will notice, as it pulls away into the north sea late on thursday we open the floodgates to a colder, west, north westerly

the winner will play leeds who needed extra time to see off plymouth last night, it ended a—i.cio summerville with the pick of the goals. pochettino is under pressure at chelsea after a string of poor results, but has urged those around the club to stay patient. we know the quality of the players, amazing quality. the only problem is it takes time. that is the reality, fans need to be patient. of course we're to find a way to succeed. too many people think we need to fix before talking tactics but we are trying to fix all the things. yes, as soon as possible, for sure, we're going perform and the position that the club has served. away from the fa cup, the 3ath edition of the africa cup of nations has reached the semifinal stage with both matches being played later — and live on the bbc. the hosts ivory coast face the democratic republic of congo at 8pm — but before that, at 5pm, it's the other heavyweights, nigeria who play south africa. and they've been given a massive boost with striker victor 0simhen declared fit to play. the napoli star had been a doubt with an abdominal p

katie is live on the road near plymouth, massachusetts. katie, how bad are the conditions there? the roads? >> well, sandra, it is getting slippery at times. my heart was beating out of my chest a little bit because as soon as i get off some of these main -- a plow truck just came through here on the route, to get rid of some of the snow that's been piling up but it's not the case once you get off. and it's actually taking us a bit more time to get from boston down to the cape because of just traffic being backed up with how risky and slippery the roads are. we know where we are headed in plymouth, massachusetts, we are expecting to see really more of a wind-driven snow. winds are already gusting as fast as 60 miles per hour on the cape. so we are going to be looking out for outages, coastal flooding is also possible with high tide this afternoon, and pennsylvania and new jersey are currently in the lead for snow totals. they have over a foot there, but parts of new england are catching up. we have places like hartford, connecticut with almost a foot. roads are slippery in connec

but his family confirmed he drove a white plymouth horizon.en fleeing the scene. and that was an important to be able to make that connection? >> right. because the linchpin of all of this was that these guys were in a white omni. omni horizon. they're the same car, basically. >> and then, one by one, they did find them. the kids now 40 some things, who have been in the car heard the very same thing john hielscher told them. this man, john kerber was writing in the front passenger seat, and he confirmed the story. >> you could just see it dawned on his face that two guys have been sitting in jail for nearly 25 years. >> the woman who was a high school senior was dating one of the men in the car confirmed she saw it, too. though getting her to talk was no easy task. but none was more reluctant than that young man who'd walked up the drive to the back door with john hielscher and then fled down again in terror when a shot was fired. why wouldn't he talk about it? >> pretty much all of our witnesses grew up in fairly wealthy, well to do families,

then to the south, we are talking about extensive cloud, showers, some of them heavy but mild — 12 in plymouth's where the collar area is sitting where there is wintry weather to the south of that. and it's much milder there. and i will be friday night and saturday. and in the low pressure is with us through the low pressure is with us through the weekend but i think the areas of cloud are bit more broken so perhaps more sunshine coming through but at times, heavy showers are expected as well. and the outlook. it is a good reminder call? it does look as though it's going to stay in the mild side. the weather could be settling down as we head into tuesday. goodbye. bags already but not all of them. many use open spaces. live from london, this is bbc news. for the first time, global warming exceeds 1.5 degrees celsius across an entire year. new figures show last month was the hottest january on record. polls are starting to close in pakistan, as millions voted in the parliamentary election. isa is a threat to regional stability. an icelandic volcano erupts for the second time this year. hello, i

but coming up, truth bombs from suella braverman in braverman and actual bombs in plymouth. radio. >> welcome back to headliners. i'm nate dixon, still here with military historian leo kearse. >> there he is . >> there he is. >> there he is. >> and podcaster and activist frances foster. i just wrote that for fun. no idea what it means. let's do the mail and suella braverman claims the islamists are in charge of britain . i, for one, am appalled britain. i, for one, am appalled by this true statement. so uh suella braverman in the, uh, has claimed that the islamists in charge of britain and look what she is talking about is this disgrace incident with the speaker of the house of commons ripping up the commons rule book because he said he was worried about the safety of mps from islamists and what that sends out a very powerful statement which is we will capitulate at the slightest pressure from extremist groups . and that being extremist groups. and that being the case, you have to ask, is , the case, you have to ask, is, is suella actually incorrect in what she says? yeah, h

so temperatures here of around 11 degrees in plymouth.ngland northwards, it's a frost and we're expecting snow from morning onwards across parts of northern wales and into the pennines, but really anywhere across this central swathe of the country could see some wet snow on the cars, on the grass. but we're going to focus on the amber warnings across northern wales and the pennines. so here widely could be ten to 15 centimetres, but across the higher routes, higher hills, as much as 20 to 25, so tricky conditions there across the transpennine roads through the course of thursday afternoon and into thursday evening. in the south, it's mild and it's wet. in fact, a spell of heavy rain is expected across southern england, could be as much as a0 millimetres here. and then this area of wintry weather moves northwards. and i think by the time we get to friday, strong winds developing across northern britain, a strong easterly here, quite cold, but the focal point for snow will be around more eastern parts of scotland. across the mountains, no d

to £1,690, and thousands of people in plymouth are evacuating their homes following the discovery of it was second world war bomb. it was found in a garden on tuesday in the same area and will be transported by a military convoy through the city for disposal at sea. residents living within 300m of the convoy route have been told to leave their homes for three hours from 2 pm. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or you can go to gb news. common alerts >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> it's 12. radio. >> it's12. it's radio. >> it's 12. it's 1238. >> it's 12. it's 1238. >> and on the eve of the second anniversary of the war in ukraine, there are, of course, growing concerns about kyivs ability to continue fighting effectively. well the country is desperately short of artillery shells and ammunition and has made little territorial gains over the past year. there's also division amongst politicians in the united states on continued support for the nation . support for the nation. >> well, the uk, though, has remai

a german bomb from the second world war that brought the city of plymouth to a standstill has been safelyurns, with scotland looking to beat england in the six nations and lift the calcutta cup for the fourth year running — something they've haven't done since the 1800s. good morning. it is a cold start to saturday, with some patchy frost and fog around.

but coming up, truth bombs from suella braverman in braverman and actual bombs in plymouth.d radio. >> welcome back to headliners. i'm nate dixon, still here with military historian leo kearse. >> there he is . >> there he is. >> there he is. >> and podcaster and activist frances foster. i just wrote that for fun. no idea what it means. let's do the mail and suella braverman claims the islamists are in charge of britain . i, for one, am appalled britain. i, for one, am appalled by this true statement. so uh suella braverman in the, uh, has claimed that the islamists in charge of britain and look what she is talking about is this disgrace incident with the speaker of the house of commons ripping up the commons rule book because he said he was worried about the safety of mps from islamists and what that sends out a very powerful statement which is we will capitulate at the slightest pressure from extremist groups . and that being extremist groups. and that being the case, you have to ask, is , the case, you have to ask, is, is suella actually incorrect in what she says? yeah,

wet, windy, milder weather spreads northwards, up to 10 degrees in plymouth by the end of the night,dnesday looks decidedly unsettled, a deeper area of low pressure moving across the country, more isobars on the chart so it will be windy with gales around the coast and the rain will be quite heavy as well, falling on saturated ground, causing some issues with localised flooding in places. gales are likely around irish sea coasts and across northern and eastern scotland but a blustery day for all. the rain takes its time to clear through the morning. into the afternoon it will brighten up with a few showers, northern and western areas, taking its time to clear east and south—east of england. the last of the mild days for now as it has been mild for more than a week now, 12 or 13 degrees, 8—11 across the north. and then into thursday, another area of low pressure crossing the country, bringing another spell of wet and windy weather. you will notice, as it pulls away into the north sea late on thursday we open the floodgates to a colder, west, north westerly wind and the cold air will b

but mild. 12 in plymouth, 13 in london, a living in hull, and much colder as you get into the north ofs much milder. into friday night and saturday in the low pressure to stay with us for the weekend, but the areas of cloud a lot more broken, so perhaps injan coming through, but at times heavy showers expected as well. the outlook, will it be mild or cold? well it looks as though it will stay on at the mild side and the weather could be settling down as we head into tuesday. goodbye. china's deflationary spiral. as millions head home to celebrate the new year — falling prices are a worry for the rest of the world. changing the script. disney entertains investors with new ideas, including cash hand—outs and better numbers — as it battles to win support for its turnaround plans. let's start with china where the price of goods is continuing to fall, raising alarm about the state of the world's number two economy. china's consumer price index forjanuary was 0.8 % lower than a year ago — the biggest contraction since 2009. the pace of deflation is accelerating too. chinese consumers are str