hello and welcome to your monday one show, live on bbc one and iplayer with lauren laverne. and alexjones. and what a way to kick off the week — we have a sofa full of stars. we're joined by hollywood actor jada pinkett smith — who is giving herfirst uk tv interview about her explosive new memoir. sir tom jones and will.i.am are on the search for the next singing sensation in the latest series of the voice — they'll be revealing which new celeb will have their hand on the buzzer this year. and comedian and tv presenter rhod gilbert will be telling us why he's lending his voice to raising money and awareness of cancer after his own devastating diagnosis. and professorjames logan follows a specialist team as they deal with an urgent threat to the nation's bees. very scary, that, isn't it? and as ever, if you have a question for any of our guests tonight — please do get in touch. all the details are on screen now.

first tonight we all know that council budgets are being squeezed like never before and one area that has been severely affected is access to adult social care. bristol city council is currently carrying out a consultation on how their adult care budget may be used going forward. this could have a huge impact on those receiving care in the home. kevin duala went to find out more. the decision of whether to place yourself or a loved one into residential care, either because they are getting older or being cared for at home, is tough at the best of times. but here in bristol, residents are facing the prospect of not having that choice at all. as a social worker, mark was used to helping vulnerable people but with the deterioration of his cerebral palsy he now relies on his carer, tim, to communicate. i palsy he now relies on his carer, tim, to communicate.— palsy he now relies on his carer, tim, to communicate. i need 20 47 care because _ tim, to communicate. i need 20 47 care because i'm _ tim, to communicate. i need 20 47 care because i'm unable _ tim, to communicate. i need 20 47 care because i'm unable to - tim, to communicate. i need 20 47 care because i'm unable to do - care because i'm unable to do anything for myself. —— 24 seven.

having people like tim has changed my life. it having people like tim has changed m life. , _�* my life. it is funded by bristol city council- _ my life. it is funded by bristol city council. how— my life. it is funded by bristol city council. how important . my life. it is funded by bristol city council. how important is my life. it is funded by bristol. city council. how important is it for you to have your independence here in your own home? it is here in your own home? it is absolutely — here in your own home? it is absolutely vital _ here in your own home? it is absolutely vital for _ here in your own home? it is absolutely vital for my - here in your own home? it 3 absolutely vital for my own life, for my well—being, and everything else. you can live a life like everyone else would expect to. but bristol city council needs to cut costs and a new policy currently being considered could see people like mark moved into residential homes if they are —— if they're at homes if they are —— if they're at home care is deemed too expensive. —— their at home care. it is home care is deemed too expensive. -- their at home care.— -- their at home care. it is a horrifying — -- their at home care. it is a horrifying thought _ -- their at home care. it is a horrifying thought for - -- their at home care. it is a horrifying thought for me - -- their at home care. it is a horrifying thought for me to | -- their at home care. it is a i horrifying thought for me to be -- their at home care. it is a - horrifying thought for me to be put into a care home and it would go completely against my human rights and obviously affect my well—being. people with disabilities should be supported to live as independently as possible, as long as possible,

according to the 2014 care act. but bristol city council says it is obliged to deliver best value, meaning difficult decisions could be taken for all adults receiving social care. you were a social worker. , ., , social care. you were a social worker. , ., ., , ., ., , worker. this goes against all of my rinci - les worker. this goes against all of my principles as _ worker. this goes against all of my principles as a _ worker. this goes against all of my principles as a social— worker. this goes against all of my principles as a social worker. - worker. this goes against all of my principles as a social worker. that l principles as a social worker. that value for money would come before people's independence.— value for money would come before people's independence. mark's carer, tim, sa s people's independence. mark's carer, tim. says there _ people's independence. mark's carer, tim, says there are _ people's independence. mark's carer, tim, says there are also _ people's independence. mark's carer, tim, says there are also growing - tim, says there are also growing pressures for people like him who work in the sector. it is pressures for people like him who work in the sector.— work in the sector. it is a vocation rather than _ work in the sector. it is a vocation rather than a _ work in the sector. it is a vocation rather than a job. _ work in the sector. it is a vocation rather than a job. a _ work in the sector. it is a vocation rather than a job. a lot _ work in the sector. it is a vocation rather than a job. a lot of - work in the sector. it is a vocation rather than a job. a lot of people | rather than a job. a lot of people who do thisjob rather than a job. a lot of people who do this job come from abroad and a lot of them aren't doing that. and it has put more pressure is on. you are having to cover at the last minute. we've all got our own lives to live, as well. the minute. we've all got our own lives to live, as well.— to live, as well. the whole issue of how to provide _ to live, as well. the whole issue of how to provide support _ to live, as well. the whole issue of how to provide support for - to live, as well. the whole issue of how to provide support for those . to live, as well. the whole issue ofi how to provide support for those in need of care is becoming increasingly challenging and whilst it is understandable that people would want to stay in their own homes for others care homes are the solution. and that's mother moved

into the gables care home in bristol a year ago. she into the gables care home in bristol a ear ao. ,, ., ., into the gables care home in bristol a year ago-— a year ago. she got to the stage at home where _ a year ago. she got to the stage at home where she _ a year ago. she got to the stage at home where she couldn't - a year ago. she got to the stage at home where she couldn't cope. - home where she couldn't cope. mum, all her life, has said she would never go in a care home. but all her life, has said she would never go in a care home. but if you ask her she — never go in a care home. but if you ask her she will _ never go in a care home. but if you ask her she will say, _ never go in a care home. but if you ask her she will say, i _ never go in a care home. but if you ask her she will say, i appreciate i ask her she will say, i appreciate that i_ ask her she will say, i appreciate that i need — ask her she will say, i appreciate that i need to be somewhere like this, _ that i need to be somewhere like this, and — that i need to be somewhere like this, and i'm happy here. lloyd owen manaues this, and i'm happy here. lloyd owen manages the — this, and i'm happy here. lloyd owen manages the home _ this, and i'm happy here. lloyd owen manages the home and _ this, and i'm happy here. lloyd owen manages the home and believes - this, and i'm happy here. lloyd owen i manages the home and believes choice is the key. —— and lloyd owen. ihappr;r is the key. -- and lloyd owen. happy residence is — is the key. -- and lloyd owen. happy residence is what _ is the key. -- and lloyd owen. happy residence is what you _ is the key. -- and lloyd owen. happy residence is what you want _ is the key. -- and lloyd owen. happy residence is what you want to - residence is what you want to achieve. but if the person wants to remain at home and that is feasible, whether that is care, whether that is money, then they should be able to do that. ., _, ., , , to do that. doctorjane townsend is from the home _ to do that. doctorjane townsend is from the home care _ to do that. doctorjane townsend is from the home care association, i from the home care association, which represents organisations that give care to people in their own homes. she believes bristol's cost—cutting proposals could become even more widespread. a similar policy is already in place in devon. councils everywhere are really

struggling financially. i am sure many of them are already looking at this kind of thing. they have big inflationary pressures, so they are trying to get care on the cheap. it is a terrible situation.— is a terrible situation. what's the answer? the _ is a terrible situation. what's the answer? the workforce - is a terrible situation. what's the answer? the workforce because | answer? the workforce because without the _ answer? the workforce because without the people _ answer? the workforce because without the people to _ answer? the workforce because without the people to deliver i answer? the workforce because | without the people to deliver the care we cannot do anything. and to strengthen the workforce. that needs quite a significant investment. aha, quite a significant investment. a public consultation on bristol's city council proposals has been extended until the end ofjanuary. the council told us this proposed policy has been developed in consultation with others, including disability groups. we will consider all of the comments and feedback received before any decisions are made. the question whether people should be moved out of their own homes because local authorities cannot afford to support independent living is highly contentious. with the health care sector facing a crisis this is an issue that's not going to go away.

he is so right, isn't he? i bet loads of people watching at home are being affected by this.— being affected by this. absolutely. if that is being affected by this. absolutely. if that is you _ being affected by this. absolutely. if that is you please _ being affected by this. absolutely. if that is you please let _ being affected by this. absolutely. if that is you please let us - being affected by this. absolutely. if that is you please let us know i if that is you please let us know what you think. still to come tonight, jody pinkett smith, sir tom jones and will.i.am. —— jada tonight, jody pinkett smith, sir tom jones and will.i.am. ——jada pinkett smith. but first we'rejoined by a multi—award—winning comedian. last year he received the news that he had head and neck cancer. he's now had his treatment and has been given the all clear and we're delighted that he's joining us for his first tv interview — it's rhod gilbert! hello. so nice to see you. you are lookin: hello. so nice to see you. you are looking great- _ how are you doing now? i'm great. are the -- the last time i'm great. are the -- the last time i saw i'm great. are the -- the last time i saw you. — i'm great. are the -- the last time i saw you. it _ i'm great. are the -- the last time i saw you. it was _ i'm great. are the -- the last time i saw you, it was over zoom. i i'm great. are the -- the last time| i saw you, it was over zoom. when ou said i saw you, it was over zoom. when you said before _ i saw you, it was over zoom. when you said before the _ i saw you, it was over zoom. when you said before the show— i saw you, it was over zoom. when you said before the show that i i you said before the show that i looked — you said before the show that i looked awful. _ looked awful. chuckles - chuckles you look so much better now. i chuckles you look so much better now. i will alwa s you look so much better now. i will always have — you look so much better now. i will always have symptoms. _ you look so much better now. i will always have symptoms. the treatment

was quite _ always have symptoms. the treatment was quite rough — always have symptoms. the treatment was quite rough. there _ always have symptoms. the treatment was quite rough. there will— always have symptoms. the treatment was quite rough. there will always i was quite rough. there will always be little _ was quite rough. there will always be little symptoms _ was quite rough. there will always be little symptoms but— was quite rough. there will always be little symptoms but broadly- was quite rough. there will always be little symptoms but broadly ii be little symptoms but broadly i feel wonderful. _ be little symptoms but broadly i feel wonderful. happy _ be little symptoms but broadly i feel wonderful. happy to - be little symptoms but broadly i feel wonderful. happy to be i be little symptoms but broadly i. feel wonderful. happy to be alive. totally _ feel wonderful. happy to be alive. totally positive. _ feel wonderful. happy to be alive. totally positive. great. _ feel wonderful. happy to be alive. totally positive. great. i- feel wonderful. happy to be alive. totally positive. great.— feel wonderful. happy to be alive. totally positive. great. i know that ou had totally positive. great. i know that you had been _ totally positive. great. i know that you had been fundraising - totally positive. great. i know that you had been fundraising for i totally positive. great. i know that you had been fundraising for years| you had been fundraising for years and years and you discovered the lump whilst you were on a track raising money. you had no idea. yes. i have raising money. you had no idea. yes. i have been — raising money. you had no idea. yes. i have been a — raising money. you had no idea. yes. i have been a patron _ raising money. you had no idea. yes. i have been a patron for _ raising money. you had no idea. yes. i have been a patron for ten years for the _ i have been a patron for ten years for the hospital— i have been a patron for ten years for the hospital in _ i have been a patron for ten years for the hospital in cardiff. - i have been a patron for ten years for the hospital in cardiff. no i for the hospital in cardiff. no connection— for the hospital in cardiff. no connection to _ for the hospital in cardiff. no connection to cancer. - for the hospital in cardiff. no connection to cancer. they i for the hospital in cardiff. no . connection to cancer. they said for the hospital in cardiff. no - connection to cancer. they said you want _ connection to cancer. they said you want to— connection to cancer. they said you want to climb— connection to cancer. they said you want to climb kilimanjaro. - connection to cancer. they said you want to climb kilimanjaro. i- connection to cancer. they said you want to climb kilimanjaro. i said of| want to climb kilimanjaro. i said of course _ want to climb kilimanjaro. i said of course not. — want to climb kilimanjaro. i said of course not, look— want to climb kilimanjaro. i said of course not, look at _ want to climb kilimanjaro. i said of course not, look at the _ want to climb kilimanjaro. i said of course not, look at the state - want to climb kilimanjaro. i said of course not, look at the state of. want to climb kilimanjaro. i said ofl course not, look at the state of me. but i _ course not, look at the state of me. but i did _ course not, look at the state of me. but i did it _ course not, look at the state of me. but i did it and _ course not, look at the state of me. but i did it and since _ course not, look at the state of me. but i did it and since then— course not, look at the state of me. but i did it and since then we've i but i did it and since then we've done _ but i did it and since then we've done cuba. _ but i did it and since then we've done cuba, peru, _ but i did it and since then we've done cuba, peru, i've— but i did it and since then we've done cuba, peru, i've done i but i did it and since then we've i done cuba, peru, i've done quizzes, stand-up _ done cuba, peru, i've done quizzes, stand-up comedy _ done cuba, peru, i've done quizzes, stand—up comedy nights _ done cuba, peru, i've done quizzes, stand—up comedy nights for- done cuba, peru, i've done quizzes, stand—up comedy nights for the i done cuba, peru, i've done quizzes, stand—up comedy nights for the lastj stand—up comedy nights for the last ten years. _ stand—up comedy nights for the last ten years. and— stand—up comedy nights for the last ten years, and then _ stand—up comedy nights for the last ten years, and then i'm _ stand—up comedy nights for the last ten years, and then i'm in— stand—up comedy nights for the last ten years, and then i'm in the - ten years, and then i'm in the middle— ten years, and then i'm in the middle of— ten years, and then i'm in the middle of cuba _ ten years, and then i'm in the middle of cuba on _ ten years, and then i'm in the middle of cuba on a _ ten years, and then i'm in the i middle of cuba on a fundraising ten years, and then i'm in the - middle of cuba on a fundraising walk for this— middle of cuba on a fundraising walk for this cancer— middle of cuba on a fundraising walk for this cancer hospital _ middle of cuba on a fundraising walk for this cancer hospital with - middle of cuba on a fundraising walk for this cancer hospital with a - middle of cuba on a fundraising walk for this cancer hospital with a lump i for this cancer hospital with a lump pops _ for this cancer hospital with a lump pops up _ for this cancer hospital with a lump pops up in — for this cancer hospital with a lump pops up in my— for this cancer hospital with a lump pops up in my neck, _ for this cancer hospital with a lump pops up in my neck, a— for this cancer hospital with a lump pops up in my neck, a one - for this cancer hospital with a lump pops up in my neck, a one inch- pops up in my neck, a one inch tumour. — pops up in my neck, a one inch tumour. i— pops up in my neck, a one inch tumour. igot— pops up in my neck, a one inch tumour, i got back, _ pops up in my neck, a one inch tumour, i got back, got - pops up in my neck, a one inch tumour, i got back, got it- pops up in my neck, a one inch- tumour, i got back, got it checked, and i_

tumour, i got back, got it checked, and i left _ tumour, i got back, got it checked, and i left as— tumour, i got back, got it checked, and i left as a— tumour, i got back, got it checked, and i left as a patron _ tumour, i got back, got it checked, and i left as a patron and _ tumour, i got back, got it checked, and i left as a patron and came i tumour, i got back, got it checked, l and i left as a patron and came back as a patient — and i left as a patron and came back as a patient. could _ and i left as a patron and came back as a patient. could not— and i left as a patron and came back as a patient. could not make - and i left as a patron and came back as a patient. could not make it- and i left as a patron and came back as a patient. could not make it up. i as a patient. could not make it up. chuckles— chuckles so difficult. you decided to take control of the situation by documenting the treatment process. one of the things you discovered was your cancer was linked to hpv. did your cancer was linked to hpv. did you know much about the virus before you know much about the virus before you got ill? 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the latest concerns about not only the bombardment by israel, and the death toll but certainly about the aid operations, they say say enough aid operations, they say say enough aid is not getting in it. is inconsistent, it is mering, they want to see 100 trucks a day. there is concern we have heard about the hospitals being hit in the vicinity ijy hospitals being hit in the vicinity by bombardment, and the concern about evacuation orders there, the un saying that it is impossible to evacuate people who are patients who are unable to be move odd, so these are unable to be move odd, so these are the types of you know, information, warnings that the un has been putting owl, that council members will hear again in this meeting, but we... i members will hear again in this meeting, but we. . ._ members will hear again in this meeting, but we... i am going to interru -t meeting, but we... i am going to interrupt you _ meeting, but we... i am going to interrupt you there, _ meeting, but we... i am going to interrupt you there, the - meeting, but we... i am going to interrupt you there, the us - meeting, but we... i am going to interrupt you there, the us you l meeting, but we... i am going to l interrupt you there, the us you are speaking at this un security council meeting. . with us, iwant speaking at this un security council meeting. . with us, i want to listen in. , ., meeting. . with us, iwant to listen in. , ., ., meeting. . with us, i want to listen in. , ., .,. , in. dignified resolution for western sahara without _ in. dignified resolution for western sahara without further _ in. dignified resolution for western sahara without further delay. - sahara without further delay. although this resolution received widespread support, we regret that this council was not unanimous in renewing this mandate as unity greatly enhances un efforts to chive peace. colleague, the us strongly supports personal envoy, in his efforts to advance the political process. in adopting this resolution, members of the council underscored the urgent need for a successful political process. we again call on all parties to engage with the personal envoy, in good faith, and to work toward a sustainable political solution. it is critical toll promoting a peaceful and prosperous future for the people of western sahara and the region. and the us continues top view morocco's autonomy plan, a serious credible and one potential approach to satisfying these aspirations. an update on idf ground operation. — taste aspirations. an update on idf ground operation- -— operation. - we are ready and prepared _ operation. - we are ready and prepared in — operation. - we are ready and prepared in the _ operation. - we are ready and prepared in the north, - operation. - we are ready and prepared in the north, and - operation. - we are ready and prepared in the north, and we | operation. - we are ready and - prepared in the north, and we will foil any attempt, anyone who is trying to infiltrate into the north of israel.

this evening can you just tell me that fuel will not be allowed into the gaza strip and can you tell me there is no movement beside this shifa hospital. translation: ~ ., ., ., translation: we have revealed and soke about translation: we have revealed and spoke about the _ translation: we have revealed and spoke about the hospital _ translation: we have revealed and spoke about the hospital and - translation: we have revealed and spoke about the hospital and the - spoke about the hospital and the shifa hospital and we have shared it with all the intel at the moment, they have no fuel problem, and we have been following this very closely and we know that the hospital does not have a problem, and we are not letting any fuel be brought into it. this of course has been the highest echelons of power have decided on that of course and we are fulfilling. the shifa hospital are you talking about its evacuation, are you asking me about? the hospital we are following it very closely, we described it to the world, and they conveyed a message, there is a world problem about a murderous terror organisation that is using its people as human shields and even after the massacre, the acts visits came, the terrorists came, they have got there, all their operational infrastructure underneath that hospital, we are poll lowing it. supervising it. the headquarters are there, that an infrastructure of terror cannot continue existing, and therefore we have to find a way of this being evacuated, it is a world issue, and this is against all international laws and war crime. this is a war crime. did i not say the number, 238. have you spoken to the number, 238. have you spoken to the soldier that was rescued, have you managed to... what conditions was she held in. i cannot actually talk about and reveal any more detail because the more we talk about it, our enemy will actually

learn various details, and so therefore we will continue because we intend to continue detrimentally affected and harming the enemy. ori megidish was amazing. will the action details of her rescue detrimentally affect the chance of the others being released? today a film was actually revealed about the young girl who was today

notified the family that she was in fact killed. we will not talk about that now, because we want to talk about that in front of the family, and with their agreement, and only after we have spoken to them, in very very great detail. we are going to try any possible way, any intel that we can extricate and find and reveal, this will be in ourfavour, so we and find and reveal, this will be in our favour, so we will be able to release and all our hostages. the idea has —— can you say this extensive manoeuvre in gaza strip has already started or is this something different. this is a very extensive ground campaign with various troops joining us every single hour and they are deepening this campaign, in all, in accordance

with the various goals, and, objectives of this war, which are extremely complex, we are attacking, we are killing terrorists and we are trying to in various ways find ways of releasing the hostages, i don't think that we should reveal any more information, so we do not lose any of our possibilities, of actually succeeding in this operation or of the release of hostages. studio: so that is the latest statement from the israeli defence forces, the spokesman, just worth pointing out the image on the screen to the right of the screen was a live shot from southern israel, looking into northern gaza, we know as we have been reporting of course, thatis as we have been reporting of course, that is the image that we have been showing you. as israel continues its military assault, moving deeper into the northern part of the gaza strip. just to reiterate some of what we heard there, the idf saying that the campaign in gaza is being run with

tanks artillery and troop, he said they ehim mated dozen of terrorist, they ehim mated dozen of terrorist, they elegal named a terror cell into northern israel. when asked about the significant developments that we have had today, relating to the alshifa hospital, he said for a start, pointing out through is not in their view a problem with fuel, we know that fuel has not been allowed into gaza as part of the aid deal, saying that the hospital does not have a fuel problem, and therefore israel will not let further fuel into gaza, but also talking about the the criticism of the patients who are finding it difficult to leave from the hospital, he said that am mass is a murderous terror organisation, it is using the hospital as a human shield. it has infrastructure under the hospital, he said its headquarters are there, its must be evacuated. he said that in itself is a war crime. but that at the centre of international criminal is it. we

will take you back there if there are any further developments but —— criticism. you are watching bbc news. let us look at some the other story, and the fiancee of an ice hockey player injured in a match and later died has paid tribute to her sweet angel. not ham panshire's —— panther�*s adam johnson's neck was cut by a skate. he was takes on the hospital where he was pronounced dead. people are investigating his department of healthlet parts of the uk are preparing for heavy rain and flooding over the next few dayses in the lead up to storm kieran, flood warnings are in place in england, scotland and wales, there are amber rain warnings in northern ireland, several areas of uk were flooded last weekend. and the british at athlete bianca williams says she is shocked by the amount of money raised for two constables fired for misconduct. more than 130,00 pounds

has been donated to the two who carried out a stop and search 06 ms williams and her partner. a panel found they lied about smelling cannabis in their car. you are live with bbc news. let us return to vents in the middle east because gaza's hamas run health ministry said of the palestinians killed there, nearly 3,500 have been children and hospitals across gaza are inundated with casualties. this is the story of one family in southern gaza, it has been filmed for freelance journalist. southern gaza, it has been filmed forfreelancejournalist. 0ur forfreelancejournalist. our special correspondent sent us this report, including that testimony you may find distressing. they were living here in rafa when the war came. came. the rescuers found them in the rubble.

and rushed 18 month old julia to hospital. it is hard to imagine consolation in this place. until this moment. when her sister learns little julia until this moment. when her sister learns littlejulia has survived. my learns littlejulia has survived. my sister, my beloved say, she say, aged five. this is my sister, she tells the nurses. the girl's fiscal wounds can be treated. but how is it possible to heal the trawl ma of being a child in such a war. —— trauma. their dad has a minor head wound and

consoles the girl's uncle mohammed. for he and wife lena have lost their six month old daughter. witnesses to the grief of adults, the baby sister fatima. her brother sulman and hercusens, the two sisters julia sulman and hercusens, the two sistersjulia and jori. sisters julia and jori. one hour ago sistersjulia and jori. one hour ago i was playing with her. with her says mohammed. go to any hospital in gaza and the flow of casualties is relentless. those who can be treated and those who join the growing list of the dead. many of them refugees, who sought shelter in crowded buildings after being forced to flee their own homes.

so when this air force strike the building, at least 20 or 30 persons will be killed. the sisters will sleep in another crowded building tonight. there is no safety. well that humanitarian situation is the centre of discussions going on right now, at the un in new york, it is an emergency meeting called by the united arab emirates to discussing the worsening humanitarian situation and a request for more aid to be allowed into the territory. we know a number of trucks, very few trucks have made it across that rav parliament crossing between egypt and gaza. —— rafa. hundreds of trucks would take aid in but a few have been allowed in. there are increasing calls for more food, medicine, waterto there are increasing calls for more food, medicine, water to be allowed

in and particularly fuel. israel is refusing to allow fuel to be taken in, they say hamas would have access to that fuel, and it would help their fight against israel. now, lots of diplomacy going on, so far very little in by way of real result, israel's ambassador to the un saying her country has been let done by the global body, saying agency chiefs had not done enough to condemn hamas and growing anti—semitism, we are seeing examples of it round the world and increasing number of attack, the ambassadors say the united nations has let down the people of israel. let us have a listen in to some of the discussions as we said there, the discussions as we said there, the un security council meeting to discuss what is happening, in gaza and what the international response should be. this is the representative from gabon speaking. let us take a listen. i think the representative of gabon for a statement. mr president, the

outset, we welcome the adopt sun of today's resolution that renews the mandate for an addition alyear, we think the united states and the members of the security council for positivelien gauge the uae voted in favour of the resolution because it has a balanced... 50 favour of the resolution because it has a balanced. . ._ favour of the resolution because it has a balanced... so as you expect some of the _ has a balanced... so as you expect some of the formalities _ has a balanced... so as you expect some of the formalities going - has a balanced... so as you expect some of the formalities going on i some of the formalities going on right now. this is expected to be somewhat of a lengthy meeting because through is a lot for them to discuss but as we discussed with our north america correspondent earlier, lots of talk right now, there is renewed criticism of the un and its role in events in the middle east. we will be back with the headlines

hello. this week's big weather story is likely to be storm ciaran, named by the met office, expected to bring widespread heavy rain, exacerbating the risk of flooding. also damaging winds most likely in the south of england and the channel islands through wednesday night and on into thursday. in the shorter term, a met office amber warning across south eastern parts of northern ireland to take us through tonight and into the first part of tomorrow. heavy and persistent rain here could well bring the risk of further flooding. you can see that wet weather really setting in, as we head through the night. a band of showery rain also moving its way across wales and the midlands, up into parts of northern england and east anglia, as we go towards the end of the night. now, behind that band of rain, we'll see some slightly clearer skies developing, clear skies too across parts of scotland, which will allow temperatures to drop below freezing in some sheltered parts of the highlands. but here we should see some sunshine during tomorrow, albeit with a scattering of showers in the north where you're exposed to that north or north—easterly breeze.

this band of showery rain across northern ireland and northern england, that will tend to weaken a little as the day wears on. then a slice of sunshine and showers, and then another band of rain into the south west of england. another frontal system, this one pushing its way north—eastward, as we head through tuesday night and into wednesday. outbreaks of heavy rain with that. could briefly be some snow over high ground in the north of scotland. it's going to turn windy as well, for coasts of wales, the south west of england and also in the north of scotland. and temperatures, six degrees in lerwick, 11; for plymouth, london, norwich and st helier. and then as we move through wednesday night and into thursday, this is where we have real cause for concern, this very deep area of low pressure named storm ciaran. still some uncertainty about the exact track of this storm system. it is most likely to pass across the south of england and wales, certainly in terms of the centre of the low. but the rain will be quite widespread for many areas. strongest winds look most likely to be down towards the south, maybe 50 to 60 mile per hour gusts inland, 80 mile per hour gusts for english channel coasts, possibly touching 90 miles per hour

in the most exposed parts, and perhaps more especially across the channel islands, with the risk of damage and disruption. and it does stay very unsettled as we head towards the weekend.

these are the headlines. the israeli military says a soldier has been freed, rescued from captivity during that ground operation in gaza. israel said that she was abducted on the 7th of october. video appearing to show three women being held hostage. as real�*s prime minister described it as a cruel, propaganda. every civilised nation should stand with israel in demanding that these hostages be freed immediately and freed unconditionally. the hostages be freed immediately and freed unconditionally.— freed unconditionally. the israeli military says _ freed unconditionally. the israeli military says it — freed unconditionally. the israeli military says it has _ freed unconditionally. the israeli military says it has hit _ freed unconditionally. the israeli military says it has hit 600 - freed unconditionally. the israeli. military says it has hit 600 hummus targets as it expands its operation in gaza. so let's stay with events in gaza. so let's stay with events in the middle east. the war in

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