welcome breakfast with rachel burden and ben. our headlines today coal on the king and the royalfamily lead events to mark remembrance sunday. the focus of national commemorations will be here at the cenotaph in london. the king will bejoined by the prince and princess of wales, as well as thousands of veterans, members of the armed forces and thousands of public watching on. the final result in the us presidential election goes donald trump's way. he is projected to win arizona, giving him a clean sweep of all seven swings dates. tens of thousands protest on the streets of valencia over the handling of the catastrophic floods in spain. good morning. four consecutive losses for pep guardiola. defeat at brighton means his manchester city side are now five points behind liverpool in the league.

strictly�*s chris mclaughlin receives praise for performing a dance reflecting his experience of blindness. and a few changes where they're they will see some showers, lots of low cloud again, but also some afternoon sunshine. find where that will be later on in the programme. —— weatherwise. good morning. it sunday the 10th of november. 0ur good morning. it sunday the 10th of november. our main story, remembrance services will take place across the uk today to mark the sacrifice made by military personnel and civilians in the two world wars and civilians in the two world wars and later conflicts. the princess of wales and other senior royals will join other senior royals as he leads a two minutes' silence at the cenotaph, although queen camilla will not be there, as she recovers from a chest infection. a commemoration of the fallen. 0f

a commemoration of the fallen. of those who have served and those who continue to do so. in attendance, katherine, princess of wales, who joined her husband at the royal albert hall. prince william has described this past year is probably the hardest of his life, with both his wife and father diagnosed with cancer. as commander—in—chief of the armed forces, the king watched on in the royal box, surrounded by family. missing, though, was the queen. the palace revealed earlier in the week that queen camilla, seen here on the recent tour to australia, was unwell with a chest infection. although it was hoped she would be well enough to attend this weekend's events, doctors advised against it. a palace spokesman said:

remembered this weekend, as it was on during the sixth, the 80th and of three of d—day, the campaign which proved so pivotal in bringing about the end of the second world war. the king travelled to normandy at the ceremony at the british memorial. afterwards he and the queen spoke to veterans who had also made the journey. there are just a handful of d—day veterans left to tell future generations what they went through. those who are able will march past the cenotaph. they will be watched by thousands of people lining the pavements and, at 11am, all will fall silent, pavements and, at 11am, all will fallsilent, remembering pavements and, at 11am, all will fall silent, remembering those who put their countries before themselves. the king will be the first to lay his wreath on the steps of the cenotaph. so keir starmer will do so for the first time as prime minister. this weekend is the time to pause and silently remember

the sacrifice of so many. you can watch the remembrance sunday events at the cenotaph live on bbc one and on iplayer at 1015 a are. in the meantime, let's find out what else is making news and the big story of the week the presidential election in the us and an update on that. we election in the us and an update on that. ~ . , ., , , , that. we are still mopping up the final results _ that. we are still mopping up the final results and _ that. we are still mopping up the final results and donald - that. we are still mopping up the final results and donald trump i that. we are still mopping up the. final results and donald trump has won the final state to declare its result from tuesdays election, arizona. that gives him a clean sweep of all seven swings dates, those that tend to switch party allegiance. president elect trump will visit the white house on wednesday for a meeting with president biden to discuss the transition of power. we have ta ken we have taken back control of the senate _ we have taken back control of the senate. ~ ., ., �* , we have taken back control of the senate. ~ ., ., �*, . senate. wow! that's good. within hours of the _ senate. wow! that's good. within hours of the polls _ senate. wow! that's good. within hours of the polls closing - senate. wow! that's good. within hours of the polls closing early i senate. wow! that's good. within hours of the polls closing early on wednesday morning, donald trump knew

that he had won but the predicted result from arizona, a state which he lost four years ago, completes the election count and gives him a clean sweep of the swings dates. a final tally of 312 votes overall in the us electoral college, compared with 226 for vice president kamala harris. a thumping victory. the president elect is spending the weekend here at his home in florida, where he is working on who to appoint to the top jobs in his new administration. late last night he took to social media to confirm two high—profile figures from his first presidency who won't be coming back. there will be no invitation for the former secretary of state mike pompeo or former former secretary of state mike pompeo orformer un former secretary of state mike pompeo or former un ambassador nikki haley to work for donald trump again. in washington on saturday, some people staged protests, expressing concern about the impact of the new regime. i expressing concern about the impact of the new regime.— of the new regime. i think it puts me in a position _ of the new regime. i think it puts me in a position where _ of the new regime. i think it puts me in a position where i - of the new regime. i think it puts me in a position where i feel- of the new regime. i think it puts me in a position where i feel like|

me in a position where i feel like i'm not being accurately presented. it's frustrating. i feel a i'm not being accurately presented. it's frustrating. ifeel a little bit powerless. society was going to a direction that was much more open and progressive and inclusive of people like us, and it's scary to think we might be going back in the next couple of weirs. jae think we might be going back in the next couple of weirs.— next couple of weirs. joe biden has invited the president _ next couple of weirs. joe biden has invited the president elect - next couple of weirs. joe biden has invited the president elect to - next couple of weirs. joe biden has invited the president elect to meet | invited the president elect to meet him at the oval office in the white house on wednesday. he promised full co—operation from his administration during a transition of power over the coming weeks. tens of thousands of people have protested in valencia against the authority �*s' handling of last month �*s floods, which left more than 200 dead. some protesters smeared buildings with mud and there were clashes with riot police. 0ur correspondent is in valencia. it's clear there's still a huge amount of anger about the way this crisis was handled. , , ., , ., handled. yes, there is. there was a bi . handled. yes, there is. there was a big turnout — handled. yes, there is. there was a big turnout for _ handled. yes, there is. there was a big turnout for this _ handled. yes, there is. there was a big turnout for this protest - handled. yes, there is. there was a big turnout for this protest last - big turnout for this protest last night. the overall mood at it was

one of anger. people are furious about the way their authorities responded to this crisis on october the 29th. at this protest in particular they were expressing anger at the valencia regional government and at the valencia regional president,. they feel he responded too slowly to the unfolding tragedy on the day itself, and that by doing that, many lives were lost which could have been saved. at this protest last night people were shouting murderer at him. they were demanding his resignation. but, at the moment, it seems like he has the support of his conservative party. he doesn't seem to have any intention of resigning, but the pressure on him is mounting. russia has suffered the worst casualty figures since the start of its full—scale invasion of ukraine, according to the chief of the uk

defence staff. admiral sir tony rankin, the head of the uk armed forces, said russia has lost more than 700,000 troops while spending more than 40% of public expenditure on defence and security. he's been speaking to the bbc�*s laura kuenssberg. 0ctober october was the worst casualty figures for russia so far. on average, over1500 figures for russia so far. on average, over 1500 people either killed or wounded every single day. every day? killed or wounded every single day. eve da ? , , ._ ~ every day? every single day. and that's for tiny _ every day? every single day. and that's for tiny increments - every day? every single day. and that's for tiny increments of - every day? every single day. and| that's for tiny increments of land. there is no doubt that russia is making tactical territorial gains, and that's putting a pressure on ukraine because ukraine is having to put more people to the front line. meanwhile, the family of a 22—year—old british man killed in the ukraine has paid tribute to him. callum tindal draper's parents said they baked their son not to leave his home in cornwall tojoin the conflict but he wanted to help. they were told he was killed in action

while defending an observation point. 0ne one of the big messages we can all haveis one of the big messages we can all have is to be able to train yourself a foo, true path, which is amazing. many of us don't do that. we just go through life and he found who he was meant to be. he became a person and lived it. he lived it and walked the walk and we are so proud of him. around 80 residents of a swiss mountain village that saw a major rockslide last year have been told to prepare for another possible evacuation. authorities say the flow of debris is increasing, which could trigger more than 11 million cubic metres of rocks to slide towards the village. the king will mark his 76 for birthday this year by opening two hubs designed to save and circulate tons of surplus food. the opening of the distribution tons of surplus food