we have a live website where we have a live page. you can keep up to speed for the winners. we thinkjust after 11 o'clock. that coverage will be with my colleague who joins us now. can you take us through what is likely to happen?— through what is likely to ha--en? w w . . happen? hello from central london- — happen? hello from central london. we _ happen? hello from central london. we are _ happen? hello from central london. we are going - happen? hello from central london. we are going to i happen? hello from central} london. we are going to be bringing you live and comprehensive coverage of the tory leadership race results. they say a day is a long time in politics and it has been four months since the resignation of rishi sunak and since then a slow and steady place. iam i am live with our political correspondent who will give us a taste, a flavour of what we have to come. it is an exciting

atmosphere. although kemi badenoch is the favourite you never know in politics. {lit never know in politics. of course- — never know in politics. of course- it _ never know in politics. of course. it is _ never know in politics. of course. it is a small electorate of party members. about — electorate of party members. about 140,000 voted last time in 2022 — about 140,000 voted last time in 2022 when liz truss beat rishi — in 2022 when liz truss beat rishi sunak. in small electorates, small moves of opinion— electorates, small moves of opinion can transform the result _ opinion can transform the result. the expectation of almost _ result. the expectation of almost every conservative mp i have _ almost every conservative mp i have spoken to including those backing — have spoken to including those backing robertjenrick is kemi badenoch will win. it does not mean — badenoch will win. it does not mean they are right. think back to the _ mean they are right. think back to the last — mean they are right. think back to the last round of mps when they— to the last round of mps when they chose candidates from three _ they chose candidates from three. everyone thought james cleverly— three. everyone thought james cleverly would come top. he is not here, — cleverly would come top. he is not here, not one of the candidates who knows? no one knows — candidates who knows? no one knows what will happen but somewhere right now, kemi badenoch and robert jenrick are finding _ badenoch and robert jenrick are finding out privately who has won — finding out privately who has won the _ finding out privately who has won the conservative leadership election— won the conservative leadership election and then they will come _ election and then they will come down here, put on their

test— come down here, put on their best poker face and act surprised.— best poker face and act surrised. ~ , , surprised. we will be bringing ou a surprised. we will be bringing you a special— surprised. we will be bringing you a special programme - surprised. we will be bringing you a special programme on | surprised. we will be bringing i you a special programme on bbc news and on bbc two on the tory leadership race result and that result coming out after 11 o'clock. i will be back at quarter to with that special programme. back to you. emergency teams trying to locate those missing in one of the worst flooding disasters in generations. hundreds of troops have been sent and people will be restricted from using rose until sunday to get to people affected by landslides. the spanish prime minister gave more information about the scale of the rescue operations currently under way.

translation: currently under way. tuna/mom- currently under way. translation: ., ., ~ translation: we are talking about the biggest _ translation: we are talking| about the biggest deployment translation: we are talking i about the biggest deployment of emergency services and army that we have ever deployed in peace time in our country. this deployment has already saved, made 4800 rescues and helped thousands of people, rescuing them from roads, and industrial estates. the scope of this disaster unfortunately means this is not enough. we know that aid is taking time to reach certain locations. there are still garages and homes that are blocked and people are still trapped. i welcome the president's decision to request a further 5000 troops and as i said to him in the call that we held before the press conference, i said to him that

the spanish government will immediately proceed to send those additional troops. find immediately proceed to send those additional troops. and we have this report _ those additional troops. and we have this report from _ those additional troops. and we have this report from valencia. | fields are inundated. rescue teams are still searching for missing people. people have been lifted to safety from houses, other teams have the grim task of recovering dead bodies. officials here say dozens remain unaccounted for and it is not possible to assess the full impact of the flooding. homes, businesses and shops have been destroyed. this is the moment when the first waves hit this town. dozens of people were hit there. there is a sense of shock and anger. there are people injured. there are still people trapped. we have to try and rescue them.

the emergency services are helping, but we want to help also because many hands are needed. ambulances are finding it difficult to get in because they are trapped by traffic jams. volunteers are out with force battling the mud with brooms and spades. others are helping at distribution centres, handing out nappies, water and milk. many people are worried forfamily and friends. a mayor warned that the upturned vehicles on streets could have people trapped inside them. earlier she told me about the ongoing challenges for rescue workers in the region. people know with every hour that — people know with every hour that passes the chances of finding _ that passes the chances of finding people still alive diminishes. i

finding people still alive diminishes. lam in finding people still alive diminishes. i am in a village near— diminishes. i am in a village near valencia and a man i spoke to here — near valencia and a man i spoke to here said _ near valencia and a man i spoke to here said the authorities, the rescue teams had been searching an underground garage close _ searching an underground garage close to — searching an underground garage close to his parents' house because _ close to his parents' house because they believed the bodies _ because they believed the bodies of several people could be there _ bodies of several people could be there. another man i spoke to here — be there. another man i spoke to here said the body of a baby was found _ to here said the body of a baby was found in a car and both the parents — was found in a car and both the parents are _ was found in a car and both the parents are missing. he was extremely angry with the local authorities because he said all the warnings came too late. he accused — the warnings came too late. he accused them of knowing this was an— accused them of knowing this was an area that is prone to flash— was an area that is prone to flash flooding and said they had not _ flash flooding and said they had not taken the right measures in recent years to prevent— measures in recent years to prevent tragedies like this from — prevent tragedies like this from happening.— prevent tragedies like this from happening. what is it like for rescue _ from happening. what is it like for rescue teams? _ from happening. what is it like for rescue teams? are - from happening. what is it like for rescue teams? are there i for rescue teams? are there enough people trying to help find those still missing? it is very difficult _ find those still missing? it is very difficult conditions for rescue _ very difficult conditions for rescue teams. you have areas

where _ rescue teams. you have areas where there is mud everywhere and stilt— where there is mud everywhere and still water. there are piles _ and still water. there are piles of— and still water. there are piles of cars pushed on top of each — piles of cars pushed on top of each other, overturned cars pushed _ each other, overturned cars pushed up by the force of the water — pushed up by the force of the water. there are some areas in which _ water. there are some areas in which people are onlyjust beginning to reach. some areas that were — beginning to reach. some areas that were only accessible by helicopter. and many many volunteers out there say they are keen _ volunteers out there say they are keen to do everything they can to — are keen to do everything they can to help with the rescue effort _ can to help with the rescue effort. some of the local authorities said volunteers in some — authorities said volunteers in some cases may be getting in the wax _ some cases may be getting in the way. it is a complicated situatioh _ the way. it is a complicated situation here for rescue teams and volunteers. certainly, a lot of— and volunteers. certainly, a lot of shock and anger and disbelief. | lot of shock and anger and disbelief.— disbelief. i imagine it is difficult _ disbelief. i imagine it is difficult for _ disbelief. i imagine it is difficult for those i disbelief. i imagine it is| difficult for those people disbelief. i imagine it is- difficult for those people who have friends, relatives missing to find out any information about them.— about them. there is an enormous _ about them. there is an enormous sense - about them. there is an enormous sense of- about them. there is an i enormous sense of uncertainty here~ —

enormous sense of uncertainty here i— enormous sense of uncertainty here. i spoke a woman yesterday who to _ here. i spoke a woman yesterday who to said — here. i spoke a woman yesterday who to said there are family and — who to said there are family and friends i cannot contact. in and friends i cannot contact. in some _ and friends i cannot contact. in some areas, mobile phone signals— in some areas, mobile phone signals are down, internet is not working. it is hard to contact _ not working. it is hard to contact everybody. she described how she was eventually able to get in contact with a friend who had been — contact with a friend who had been rescued from a tree but this terrible sense of uncertainty. and the fear there may— uncertainty. and the fear there may be — uncertainty. and the fear there may be many more people who have _ may be many more people who have died _ may be many more people who have died-— kamala harris and donald trump have held rallies just six miles apart in the city of milwaukee, in wisconsin, three days before voters decide which one of them will become the next us president. wisconsin is one of seven contested states that are expected to determine the outcome, from where our senior north america correspondent gary o'donoghue reports.

it's been a rough week for the former president, on the back foot over his comments about women, hispanics and a suggestion that one opponent should face something akin to a firing squad. rock music plays. so, a bit of an unusual treat for the crowd but the message from the candidate was the same. i will end inflation. i will stop the criminal invasion of our country — the biggest problem we have right now. and i will bring back the american dream. all chant: fix the mic! oh, the mic? yeah, i think the mic stinks. donald trump's bad week continued, these normally slick events bedevilled by sound problems. cheering and applause. hi. here in wisconsin, just as across the other six swing states, donald trump and kamala harris are neck and neck — that is why they're ending up in the same cities

all the time. the vice presidentjust six miles away from here with some star supporters. do we really trust this man with our economy? crowd: no! our economy?! and cardi b was just one of a whole list of celebrity rappers and musicians who turned out for kamala harris as she sought to make her closing arguments. cheering and applause. are we ready to win? cheering and applause. are we ready to vote? cheering and applause. and we will win. cheering and applause. we've got got work to do, milwaukee, ok? four days left. four days left in the most consequential election of our lifetime, and we still have work to do. but here's the thing about all of us — we like hard work. cheering and applause.

celebrity endorsements matter, but only get you so far in a close presidential race. it's now a battle for every vote. gary o'donoghue, bbc news, milwaukee. with just a few days left until the us election, the race between donald trump and kamala harris remains as tight as ever. new polls are arriving every day, each with their own slightly different take on the figures. if you draw out the overall trends, rather than the individual points, you see vice president kamala harris s early lead down at around a single point. but the candidates' share of the national vote won't determine the winner. let s turn to the battleground states, that's the seven that were very close last time around and could be decisive in this election. trump has an edge in georgia, arizona and north carolina, and you can see them at the bottom of the screen. the other battlegrounds are tighter. the picture has shifted slightly in his favour since the start of october — but neither candidate can bank

on victory in any of these states because election results have often differed from the polls by around three points ? which would overturn any of the leads shown here. and you can watch live coverage of the results coming in here on bbc news, on bbc one in the uk, and on the iplayer at 10:40 gmt next tuesday 5th november. sumi somaskanda and caitriona perry will bring you a special programme from washington dc with our team of experts and correspondents. six teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a 13—year—old girl was found with stab wounds at the side of a dual carriageway in hessle, east yorkshire. officers say the victim sustained life threatening injuries during the incident on friday. correspondent graham satchell reports. late into the night, humberside police were scouring this area of woodland, looking for evidence after an attack that left a 13—year—old girl in hospital

fighting for her life. the girl was found early yesterday morning at the side of this busy road near the humber bridge. she'd suffered serious injuries, including lacerations to her neck, abdomen, chest and back. police have arrested six teenagers — four boys and two girls — all under the age of 17. they're being held in custody on suspicion of attempted murder. as officers continue their investigations, they've appealed for anyone who may have seen anything or may have dashcam footage to contact them. graham satchell, bbc news. scottish comedianjaney godley has died in a hospice at the age of 63. she had been receiving treatment for cancer after being forced to cancel her �*why is she still here?�* tour. ms godley, who found viral fame with her dubbed videos of nicola sturgeon's covid briefings during the pandemic, revealed she had ovarian cancer in november 2021. ok, now it's time to head to the conservative leadership race where it has come

down to just two — former business secretary kemi badenoch and former immigration minister robertjenrick — who will replace rishi sunak in the role. we will hear from them and my colleague — we will hear from them and my colleague is there. stay with us here _ colleague is there. stay with us here on bbc news. welcome to our bbc coverage of the tory leadership race results. i'm maryam moshiri. in the next hour, the new conservative party it has been a long four months for party mps and members after the party decides its next leader after the election defeat and resignation of former by minister rishi sunak. not long to go before we find out the result, will it be kemi

badenoch, former business minister, or robertjenrick, former immigration minister? both candidates have been put forward of the six candidates put themselves forward at the beginning of this race all the way backin back injuly. back in july. i'm joined back injuly. i'mjoined now back injuly. i'm joined now by our political editor chris mason who is here with me. chris, kemi badenoch is the favourite in terms of the polls but in the world of politics, you never know?— but in the world of politics, you never know? but in the world of politics, ou never know? ., ,, ., you never know? you never know, not least because _ you never know? you never know, not least because this _ you never know? you never know, not least because this is _ you never know? you never know, not least because this is a - not least because this is a race whose electorate is conservative party members, 100,000 odd members are scattered hither and thither around the uk. how on earth do you accurately poll a collection of people are like that? short answer, collection of people are like that? shortanswer, it collection of people are like that? short answer, it is not easy. yeah, kemi badenoch seems the favourite. ijust easy. yeah, kemi badenoch seems the favourite. i just spoke to one of her supporters and they are feeling powerless because there is the gap between polls closing, the last chance conservative party members had to vote on thursday evening, and the result in about ten minutes' time and there is nothing they have been able to do in that week, though. the two candidates are going to be told around about now in

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