and he's still forging and boasting of bribing banking officials in vietnam to provide false paperwork. i'm good at this work. people trust me, i never fail. music. as the us presidential election campaign gets down to it's final week, we find out what's how do you justify on the minds of young voters what you do here? you've come to the uk illegally. you're still breaking the law in the swing state of georgia. by assisting other people to come here illegally. welcome to newsday. at the same time, you're taking british taxpayers' money to be fed, to be sheltered here in the uk. i just do paperwork. i help people to travel. i don't force them to take certain routes. why have you chosen to talk we begin in the middle east to us, to tell us all this, about all the crimes that with israel's decision to ban the un agency for palestinian you've been party to? refugees, unrwa, from operating in the country. i want people in vietnam to understand the truth that the law was passed life here is no better. late on monday they should stay at home rather by the knesset, than make a dangerousjourney israel's parliament. lawmakers accused unrwa staff and get deeper into debt. of involvement in the attacks of october seven and diverting aid in gaza. unrwa's boss, philippe lazzarini said the measure would only deepen andrew harding reporting there.

the suffering of the palestinian people. around the world william deere, and across the uk. the director of unrwa's representative office in washington was asked how this is bbc news. the region will be affected if humanitarian aid groups stop working there. sir keir starmer has been preparing for his government's first budget. we're not sure there the prime minister said the country had to �*embrace is a plan b right now. the harsh light of fiscal if this legislation is implemented it is going to be up to the united reality�*. nations general assembly to decide how we're going to go forward here. this is not 1997. the truth is, and you just when the economy was decent, but public services were on their knees. hit upon it, we're the and it�*s not 2010 where public backbone of the services were strong at the humanitarian response. public finances were weak. we're the warehouses, we're the truck network, we're we have to deal with both the staff who stay for example sides of that coin. these are unprecedented during the polio vaccine circumstances. but the budget the chancellor will deliver on wednesday will the staff who say for example, during the polio vaccine prevent devastating austerity campaign in gaza recently, but in our public services. we're the staff who inoculated most of the children. and prevent a disastrous path the issue is this, for our public finances. the legislation stays can't that�*s the reality of be contact between unrwa and israel. what would happen if if that comes to pass, we had stuck to tory it ends what we call de—confliction. spending plans.

we won't be able to move in gaza without being subject to possible attack. and it�*s why we never, unlike the opposition in �*97 and 2010 the international staff will be committed to the same spending able to get visas any longer, we won't be able to get work apartments for our plans. national staff. and as you can imagine, the supply chain is going to fall apart. the head of the nato military alliance has confirmed that north korean troops are supporting russia our middle east correspondent lucy williamson has been monitoring in its war against ukraine. intelligence from south korea�*s the story from jerusalem. spy agency suggests north korean soliders were deployed to kursk, a region where ukraine currently has an advantage. the us department of defence there have been long running frictions between israel and unrwa but no doubt over says ten thousand north korean the last year the tensions have troops are now in russia. risen sharply and seem to have come to something of a head moscow has not confirmed or denied these reports. with israel passing these two it�*s understood that laws banning all activity by in exchange for north korea�*s military help, unrwa and also banning all russia�*s president putin will send pyongyang military contact with unrwa by any state technology and support to help authority and its done that in north korea evade sanctions the face of very open and blunt imposed by western countries. nato secretary general opposition by the us mark rutte said russia also received ballistic missiles and millions of ammunition rounds. he called it a serious and others. escalation and dangerous expansion to the war in ukraine. the state department spokesman saying before the vote took place that the us nato calls on russia was deeply concerned by the and the dprk to cease these

legislation and describe actions immediately. the role of unrwa in gaza is critical and irreplaceable. the deployment of north korean troops to kursk is also a sign of putin�*s growing desperation. it is notjust basic diplomatic fallout but a practical challenge to replace over 600,000 russian soldiers have been killed or wounded the services and aid that unrwa in putin�*s war, and he is unable to sustain delivers, particularly in gaza his assault in ukraine and has built in a three month implementation window into the legislation to try and get some kind without foreign support. of arrangement in place but there is no clear sign or proposal made public at this time. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse has more on the reactions from kyiv. president zelensky is currently in iceland where he is meeting scandinavian leaders. what has team is saying is — listen to south korea. javed ali is an associate they�*ve been saying north korea professor university troops are joining russia�*s of michigan's gerald r. invasion of our country. ford school of public policy former fbi and national national security council. the west, nato, needs to listen as well. we have the chief of nato confirming as well that north korean troops are indeed in russia now and could, it�*s thought, be on the front if the agency is not allowed to resume its line sooner than expected. operations then it's going to

rely on the israeli military to ukraine is calling for more work with other partners at sanctions on pyongyang the un and other potential aid and moscow to try and stop agencies to deliver the aid to other parts of the gaza strip its operation from building. that needed we've all seen the reports in the last week or so about how dire things have in terms of the troops become in northern gaza and i'm themselves, the estimates range sure the same situation is in from between two and 12,000, a proportion expected to be other parts of the gaza strip specially trained troops. from north to south and despite the humanitarian issues, the military campaign continues and there is no sign of that it�*s not as simple as slotting abating any time soon and them into in the military it�*s certainly over the next week not clear how they will be until the us presidential elections finish, i don't think benjamin netanyahu is going to be receptive to a ceasefire or deployed. changing the status quo beyond where things are going right now. it�*s interesting because on the western side, western allies, the us have been wary of this wars footprint spreading. i�*m joined now by ?benjamin engel ?visiting you mention the us and professor at dankook university the state department were urging israel not to pass the law. do we need to see more strength from washington on in south korea. this to see more

action from israel? over the past year since october the 7th there have been various statements of us policy against, to israel they have been sent to try and about its military activities or issues with humanitarian aid hopefully work out a more fair and despite the statements peace agreement and put for the most part pressure on russia by taking there has not been the fight to them, so to say. a change in us policy or more pressure applied and going back obviously russia wants to to my earlier comment about remove these ukrainian troops the us elections, nothing will from its territory but has had change on the us side either trouble doing so, so it is the in the next week and president north korean soldiers being biden is still the president of deployed to the region and we are not sure how they are going the usa until inauguration on january the 20th, no matter to take part in the war, who the next president is whether it is vice president whether they will be involved in combat operations directly harris or you�*re fighting face—to—face former president trump, with ukrainians and trying to push them back or if they are president biden is president for the next three months but i going to serve the role of don't think over the next week trying to free ash —— free of we will see any dramatic swings in us policy. russian soldiers to conduct tens of thousands operations with the north of people have taken korean soldiers being deployed to the streets of the georgian in the rear ground and capital tbilisi to providing security behind the call for the annulment of saturday's election results lines. but there are two

— which saw the country's pro—russia ruling party win problems with north korean an outright majority. soldiers being deployed to the the result has been contested region and possibly weakening by opposition parties while election oberservers their effectiveness. first, as have complained of an �*uneven playing field', mentioned, whether the suggesting voting violations coordination between the north may have affected the result. korean soldiers in the russian coordination between the north korean soldiers in the russian military is going to be military is going to be free—flowing, and whether the free—flowing, and whether the troops are going to be troops are going to be coordinated in their attacks is coordinated in their attacks is yet to be seen. the russian yet to be seen. the russian military north korean military military north korean military have conducted some exercises have conducted some exercises on monday, the usjoined european countries in calling over the year, but their over the year, but their for a swift investigation renewed military alliance is renewed military alliance is into the reports of very new and the two countries very new and the two countries election—related violations. our russia editor steve haven�*t integrated their haven�*t integrated their military to the levels that the military to the levels that the us and south korea have, so us and south korea have, so rosenberg has the latest. there are coordination problems there are coordination problems that are sure to come up and that are sure to come up and whether these north korean whether these north korean troops are going to be troops are going to be effective in combat is effective in combat is something we need to wait and something we need to wait and see. north korean troops have see. north korean troops have not really been engaged in full not really been engaged in full defiant, determined, level hostilities since the level hostilities since the thousands of georgians rallied outside the parliament building korean war in the 1950s. north korean war in the 1950s. north to accuse the ruling party georgian dream of stealing the election. and russia of playing korean war in the 1950s. north korean soldiers are often used korean war in the 1950s. north korean soldiers are often used a part in it. as labour inside north korea in as labour inside north korea in they want georgia in the european union. terms of agricultural labour or terms of agricultural labour or they're losing hope now that is

ever going to happen. i am tired, everyone is tired, but we are contributing to construction contributing to construction going to keep fighting. project. so we project. so we �*deepening because that's just what we do. the election's really upset me but seeing all of these people out in the streets isjust making me really happy because it makes me believe that we all want freedom. the kremlin denies meddling and georgia's ruling party insists it won fair and square — despite numerous reports of vote rigging. people here worry that georgia's european future has been stolen from them. but the irony is that the ruling party, though often accused of being pro—kremlin, also claims it wants georgia tojoin the eu. though perhaps it's talking about a different kind of european union. but what kind? here's a clue. arriving in georgia tonight, hungary's prime minister viktor orban. he favours a looser eu, less integration, more power for the nation states.

it's the kind of europe moscow would almost certainly prefer to deal with. is another example of deepening north korea and russian georgia's president backs cooperation that we saw on closer ties with brussels. she's worried and is display in the summer when they signed this new treaty that amounts to a military alliance. calling for help. so itjust takes it into a new dimension and keeps us on our it's crucial that the georgian toes and a little bit more people express themselves, that's why it's crucial worried about what the future that our partners and with holds for us.— the population and support us to come back as soon as possible holds for us. just very briefly. _ holds for us. just very briefly, the _ holds for us. just very briefly, the us - holds for us. just very briefly, the us has . holds for us. just very briefly, the us has so | holds for us. just very i briefly, the us has so far limited ukraine�*s use of on the european path. american weapons. do you think there might now be an incentive but not to make it easy for russia to re—establish its for this to be lifted? i domination on its neighbours. there might now be an incentive for this to be lifted?— for this to be lifted? i don't think this — for this to be lifted? i don't think this will _ they made their voices heard for this to be lifted? i don't think this will change - for this to be lifted? i don't think this will change that l think this will change that but membership of the eu feels much. the north korean troops, a long way off now for georgia. it widens the scope of the war in terms of who is projected onto the parliament participating but their numbers building, one word — stolen. are estimated at about 10,000 being deployed to western for many here, that's not just about the election, russia and that�*s not enough to it's about their future. change the overall picture of the battlefield. so, lifting those restrictions might give ukraine opportunities to launch more long—range missile strikes

into russia, which could, you a vietnamese people smuggler, who entered the uk illegally this year in a small know, according to russian boat, has told the bbc that threats, open the scope of the he's forging visa documents for other vietnamese who also want to make the journey. war further by engaging nato he's claiming asylum — despite admitting he's been people—smuggling for nearly 20 years. and the united states, so unless there is something more provocative done by north korea and russia i don�*t see this being a moment for a cause for nearly 30,000 people have the us to lift those made the illegaljourney across the english channel restrictions.- the us to lift those restrictions. ., ~ , ., ., restrictions. thank you for “oininu restrictions. thank you for so far this year. joining me- _ earlier this year, vietnam emerged — turning to the race abruptly — as the biggest for the white house — single source of new migrants we are just over a week away seeking to make the crossing illegally in small boats. from election day, and focus after a months—long has been on those crucial investigation, our correspondent andrew harding tracked down one battleground states. people—smuggler who agreed to tell him about the illegal there�*s no slowing down trade and his role in it. on the campaign trail. as the death toll republican nominee donald in the channel soars, trump wrapped up a day another change is under way in the battleground state of georgia with a rally. here, too — a new group filling meanwhile in the last few the small boats hours, democratic nominee heading to the uk... kamala harris put her pitch ..and crowding into to voters at a rally the makeshift migrant camps in ann arbor, appearing in northern france — alongside running mate tim walz. meanwhile puerto rico vietnamese. has been thrust into the national spotlight following these controversial remarks over the weekend almost overnight, they've from tony hinchcliffe, become the single largest a comedian at a trump rally. nationality, being smuggled

into britain by boat. among other inflammatory as new migrant routes language, he described the us territory as a "floating through europe open up, island of garbage". these vietnamese tell me the trump campaign has they're escaping business debts tried to distance itself and loan sharks back home. from the comments, while kamala harris pointed to the reference as a sign that trump is "fanning the fuel of trying to divide" americans. are you aware that what you're meanwhile early voting is already under way in trying to do here, several states. this crossing to millions of americans will cast the uk is incredibly dangerous and illegal? their vote before the 5th yeah, i'm well aware of that. of november — including and that doesn't stop you. the current president, joe biden, who voted today why not? "i have no other in his home state of delaware. choice," he replies. bbc radio 1 newsbeat is "if i return to vietnam, travelling across the country i have nothing there. talking to young americans i sold my house, but it wasn't about the issues that matter enough to pay off my debt." in britain, meanwhile, the to them. police are concerned that many of the vietnamese are being trafficked here, as has happened in the past. the first stop for political reporter jordan kenny is atlanta, i'm arresting you on georgia ? one of the 7 swing suspicion of facilitating the illegal entry of non—uk nationals into states where this election the united kingdom. will be won or lost. georgia is a young state with a high share of criminal gangs forcing the migrants into conditions potential voters under 30. of modern slavery. it was won byjoe biden to understand more, we've made contact with a vietnamese for the democrats in 2020 with a small majority smuggler in the uk. ofjust 12,000 votes. we'll call him tan. here�*s jordan�*s report. atlanta, a city of the south. i�*m here as both candidates are neck and neck and targeting young voters.

# keep me warm, love me long, be my sunlight. # tell me lies, we can argue, we can fight. # yeah, we did it before, but we�*ll do it tonight...# and thousands of them are out it's a very lucrative business. having a good time. if you have a good reputation, the clients come to you. # with dark skin, looking at me no force, no violence. tan arrived in britain earlier like he know me...# this year by small boat. he's now claiming asylum. this festival is celebrating the city�*s links to hip—hop music — a genre all about words and people having their say. # someone to love me. # i need someone who needs me. tan himself became involved in smuggling years ago, running a gang in france at a # cos it don�*t feel right time when people hid on lorries when it�*s late at night. rather than taking small boats. later, he moved back to vietnam # and it�*s just me and began forging documents in my dreams...#. for people trying to but between the performances... get visas in europe. if you have voted already... we've agreed to keep his ..the election is a hot topic. identity confidential in return for his insights into you haven�*t decided yet the smuggling business. who you�*re going to vote for? he's showing me here no, it's undecided. some of the documents we are definitely undecided. that he's actually forged. he's got copies on his phone. 00:11:51,688 --> 2147483051:42:40,559 one is for a bank statement, 2147483051:42:40,559 --> 4294966103:13:29,429 another is for some payslips. georgia has some of the most relaxed gun laws in the country and gun control is thought to be one of the top issues for young voters. i am an expert shot.

i do practice safety, as far as guns in my home, but i do believe that everyone should have the right to protect themselves. i don't feel like guns is a bad thing. i feel it's the person that's holding the gun. i feel like we've just got to figure out a way to, like, control the gun violence. have you decided who you�*re going to vote for or is your vote still up for grabs? it's still up for grabs right now. is yours up for grabs? no. who are you going to vote for? i'd rather not say. # i want someone to love, that�*s what i really want...#. i�*ve already voted. ijust feel no matter who you vote for, it�*s important to get out there and vote. i personally am pro—guns, just because i've been in certain situations where i wish i had a gun. like i went to a party in college and it got shot up. hi, my name is sebastien. i guess this is a fit check. i've got this sweater, super mario. -

hey, i�*m bryan, i�*m at the world music fest. i feel like hopefully it goes in the direction i would like it to go. i�*m democratic so i�*m going to vote for kamala. so before we came out here, a lot of people told us we were going to encounter some swingers in the swing states, are you guys swingers? both: no. # i want someone to love me...#. so while sebastien and bryan have made their minds up, many other young georgians are still waiting to be persuaded. jordan kenny, bbc news, atlanta. that�*s all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. a big blocking area of high pressure is likely to bring us a very quiet spell of weather now for the rest of october and into the start of november. it�*s going to be mostly dry thanks to the high pressure system, and quite mild, with our air source coming in from the south—west. there will be a little bit of sunshine at times, but will often be cloudy.

we could start the days a bit misty and foggy in places. so for tuesday, we�*re losing the weather front. high pressure will be building in across the country, but we maintain this mild air mass which will continue to move up from the south. just the chance of a plunge of cold air, i think will just avoid us and dive into the near continent to the east of us. tuesday, though, will be a rather cloudy start for many. we�*ll see further spits and spots of rain across england and wales, particularly towards the south. but even here we�*ll see some holes appearing in the clouds for some sunny spells, with the best of the sunshine across eastern scotland and north—east england, and the cloud thick enough for some spots of rain for north—western scotland. temperature—wise again mild, mid to maybe high teens. now for tuesday night it stays dry. i think we lose the spots of light rain and drizzle across england and wales. a few clear spells, but there�*ll be a lot of cloud, some mist and fog. temperatures again mild, eight to 11 degrees. this area of high pressure builds in across the country, as you can see for wednesday. so winds will be very light.

so that�*ll be a perfect recipe for some mist and fog to greet us on wednesday morning. pretty much anywhere, but i think greatest chance through central and southern parts of the uk where winds will be lightest. some of that fog may lift into low clouds, so some areas staying grey all day, but other areas will see the sunshine poking through and that will lift temperatures up into the mid to high teens. where we hold on to the cloud and the fog, though, could be closer to the low teens. little change as we head into thursday with this area of high pressure dominating. maybe subtle changes taking place across the far north of scotland into the northern isles, the winds picking up here, some outbreaks of rain, but for much of the mainland it�*s dry. again, could be misty, foggy start for england and wales, where winds will be lightest and then into the afternoon. variable cloud some sunny spells, mostly dry temperatures again mid to high teens. looking pretty good for halloween evening. dry for many, especially england and wales, there�*s a chance of wetter, windy weather for the north and the west of scotland, but the vast majority will stay dry. and for the end of the week into the weekend, it�*s much the same —

dry and settled.

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think about tariff talks on the us campaign trail. welcome to business today. following quarterly reports from three of the uk�*s big banks, it is now the uk�*s big banks, it is now the turn of hsbc. europe�*s largest lender reports results in half an hour. last week, it�*s new boss unveiled an overhaul dividing it into four businesses. what are we expecting?— businesses. what are we exectin: ?, ., ., expecting? judging from other uk banking — expecting? judging from other uk banking giants' _ expecting? judging from other uk banking giants' results - uk banking giants�* results recently, it has been a pretty decent quarter for the banking sector. hsbc shares up by about 3% ahead of the latest results. but of course hsbc has a much bigger presence in china than its rivals, so investors will closely watch if its china business has been recovering, especially given as we have

reported china�*s economy has been struggling to recover.