there are people who are going to be hurt by it, and it is all hard to deal with. hurt by it, and it is all hard to deal with-— hurt by it, and it is all hard to dealwith. a, a, a, , a deal with. totally against it. we moved here _ deal with. totally against it. we moved here from _ deal with. totally against it. we moved here from yorkshire - deal with. totally against it. we l moved here from yorkshire years deal with. totally against it. we - moved here from yorkshire years ago, attracted _ moved here from yorkshire years ago, attracted to _ moved here from yorkshire years ago, attracted to the peace and quiet and way of— attracted to the peace and quiet and way of life — in sport, the autumn chill sets in for england steve borthwick�*s side slip to their fifth defeat on the trot — this time at the hands of world champions south africa. good morning. we are about to enter the first significant cold snap of the first significant cold snap of the season, turning much colder into next week, and without some snow and ice for some of us. i'll bring the details very shortly. good morning. it's sunday, the 17th of november. our main story. at least ten people have been killed in an israeli strike on a school sheltering displaced families in gaza, according to palestinian health officials.

many are thought to be still trapped under the rubble. israel says a hamas command and control centre was embedded inside the building. joe inwood reports from jerusalem. in the chaotic aftermath of the strike, they searched for anyone who might have survived. this was once a un run school, abu assi, that had been providing shelter for displaced families. israel has told everyone to leave the north of gaza. it is clear tens of thousands of not. local health officials say 30 people were killed across the strip. this man witnessed another airstrike, reportedly on a barber shop in gaza city. translation: i saw people flying. - i brought my horse and carried them here. three people, they were torn to pieces. the missile suddenly fell on a barber shop. that's where we've been living since the start of the war. the israeli defence forces have confirmed they carried out the strike on the school, but said it was being used by hamas as a command and control centre, and that they tried to avoid

civilian casualties by using what they call "precise munitions." tonight in tel aviv, there were renewed calls from the families of the israeli hostages for a deal to be done. i call on you, leaders of the world, president biden and president—elect trump, don't give up on the hostages. two children, their parents and 97 other hostages are waiting to be saved. it's more than 400 days since the friends and families of many of these people were taken. 400 days that have brought nothing but death and misery to the people of gaza. joe inwood, bbc news, jerusalem. a woman whose body was found inside the boot of a car has been named by police. 24—year—old harshita brella from corby, northamptonshire, was found by officers in the early hours of thursday in a vehicle in ilford, in east london over 100 miles away from her home. police were first alerted to concerns for her welfare

on wednesday. a murder investigation is underway. police say there is no wider risk to the public. donald trump has named an oil and gas energy executive to lead his new presidential team's energy department. chris wright is considered a climate change sceptic. meanwhile, the current presidentjoe biden has met with chinese president xi jinping for the final time before he hands the keys to the white house back to donald trump. 0ur correspondentjessica parker sent this report from florida. this was joe this wasjoe biden and xi jinping's last leaders meeting. a white house official recently said mr biden have shown that the two countries can and must manage their differences, but joe biden�*s time to manage anything of this kind is of course fast running out. lots of focus now on what donald trump will do in office, and he signalled an intention to take a tough line on beijing.

meanwhile, the transition process goes on here in west palm beach, really the headquarters of that, where donald trump has his mar—a—lago home. he has announced his picture energy secretary, energy boss chris wright, who last year said there was no climate crisis. donald trump has signalled he wants to ramp up fossilfuel donald trump has signalled he wants to ramp up fossil fuel production. he has talked about" drill baby drill", much to the alarm of climate and environmentalist groups, as fossil fuels and environmentalist groups, as fossilfuels are and environmentalist groups, as fossil fuels are the main driver of climate change. donald trump does actually take office untiljanuary, but whether it is his foreign policy or domestic policy, you are already feeling that shift in power. a major retailer will open to customers today on the isle of lewis in the hebrides. it's the first time in tesco's history the store has opened on a sunday, meaning the supermarket giant is going against the long standing tradition of observing the sabbath. 0ur scotland correspondent catriona renton reports.

sabbath observance has survived in lewis, even after it disappeared from most other parts of scotland. around 7000 people live in the main town, stornoway. the bible's fourth commandment is lays down that sunday is a holiday for worship and rest from work. is a holiday for worship and rest from work-— is a holiday for worship and rest from work. ~ _ ., ., ., from work. munns judge of scotland that, it is dominated _ from work. munns judge of scotland that, it is dominated by _ from work. munns judge of scotland that, it is dominated by steeples. .. | that, it is dominated by steeples... this minister believes it should stay that way, and seven—day opening from tesco's is not essential. the culture here _ from tesco's is not essential. the culture here is _ from tesco's is not essential. the culture here is very _ from tesco's is not essential. tie: culture here is very distinctive, and that culture seems to be increasingly eroded when you have shops now opening on a sunday, i am concerned, disappointed because i'm christian, and ifully believe concerned, disappointed because i'm christian, and i fully believe that god has given us his word and that word says that there is one day for his worship. word says that there is one day for his worship-— his worship. tesco's decision to 0 en on his worship. tesco's decision to open on sunday _ his worship. tesco's decision to open on sunday is _ his worship. tesco's decision to |

open on sunday is controversial. his worship. tesco's decision to - open on sunday is controversial. at this packed public meeting nine days ago, a show of hands of those against, and a petition attracted almost 2000 signatures asking that it does not go ahead. many of those against not for religious reasons, but for the lifestyle.— but for the lifestyle. there is no such thing _ but for the lifestyle. there is no such thing as — but for the lifestyle. there is no such thing as sunday _ but for the lifestyle. there is no such thing as sunday opening i but for the lifestyle. there is no j such thing as sunday opening of but for the lifestyle. there is no - such thing as sunday opening of the bars. , ., such thing as sunday opening of the bars. , , ., bars. this local counsellor represents _ bars. this local counsellor represents part _ bars. this local counsellor represents part of - bars. this local counsellor represents part of the - bars. this local counsellor. represents part of the island bars. this local counsellor- represents part of the island and has been reflecting on what his constituents have told him. i think it will be a fairly _ constituents have told him. i think it will be a fairly mixed _ constituents have told him. i think it will be a fairly mixed reaction. l it will be a fairly mixed reaction. but i would gauge that probably most folks, when i say most, as a percentage, maybe 60—40, 70—30 would be against sunday tesco's, tesco's opening on a sunday, because it does mean a seachange in what is going on in the town on a sunday. so i would have suspect that most of my constituents would we be marginally against it. constituents would we be marginally auainst it. ., ., ., against it. long gone are the sunda s against it. long gone are the sundays and _ against it. long gone are the sundays and children's - against it. long gone are the sundays and children's play i against it. long gone are the - sundays and children's play parks were closed, and the cinema now opens. 0verthe were closed, and the cinema now opens. over the past 20 years or so

there have been significant changes in the isle of lewis. 0n there have been significant changes in the isle of lewis. on a sunday you can get a flight or a ferry, and some pubs and restaurants are open. but what about opening a supermarket? is that a step too far? it is there if people want to use it and if you don't use it that is also fine. me personally, won't be there tomorrow, but that is not to say i won't be in the future. if tomorrow, but that is not to say i won't be in the future.— tomorrow, but that is not to say i won't be in the future. if the whole lace was won't be in the future. if the whole place was shot _ won't be in the future. if the whole place was shot i — won't be in the future. if the whole place was shot i would _ won't be in the future. if the whole | place was shot i would understand, but it _ place was shot i would understand, but it is— place was shot i would understand, but it is not — place was shot i would understand, but it is not. if i can buy a pint of beer— but it is not. if i can buy a pint of beer i— but it is not. if i can buy a pint of beer i should be able to buy a pint of— of beer i should be able to buy a pint of milk. of beer i should be able to buy a pint of milk-— pint of milk. they will be people who will benefit _ pint of milk. they will be people who will benefit from _ pint of milk. they will be people who will benefit from tesco's i pint of milk. they will be people i who will benefit from tesco's being open on _ who will benefit from tesco's being open on sunday. _ who will benefit from tesco's being open on sunday, and _ who will benefit from tesco's being open on sunday, and that's - who will benefit from tesco's being open on sunday, and that's great, i open on sunday, and that's great, but there — open on sunday, and that's great, but there are _ open on sunday, and that's great, but there are people _ open on sunday, and that's great, but there are people who - open on sunday, and that's great, but there are people who are - open on sunday, and that's great, l but there are people who are going to he _ but there are people who are going to be hurt— but there are people who are going to be hurt by— but there are people who are going to be hurt by it. _ but there are people who are going to be hurt by it, and _ but there are people who are going to be hurt by it, and it— but there are people who are going to be hurt by it, and it is— but there are people who are going to be hurt by it, and it is all- but there are people who are going to be hurt by it, and it is all how. to be hurt by it, and it is all how it is— to be hurt by it, and it is all how it is dealt— to be hurt by it, and it is all how it is dealt with. _ to be hurt by it, and it is all how it is dealt with. i— to be hurt by it, and it is all how it is dealt with.— it is dealt with. i look to my childhood — it is dealt with. i look to my childhood and _ it is dealt with. i look to my childhood and i _ it is dealt with. i look to my childhood and i hated - it is dealt with. i look to my . childhood and i hated sundays. it is dealt with. i look to my - childhood and i hated sundays. you know? but now i actually like it when there is a slower pace in the aisle on friday.— aisle on friday. totally against it. we moved _ aisle on friday. totally against it. we moved here _ aisle on friday. totally against it. we moved here from _ aisle on friday. totally against it. we moved here from yorkshire . aisle on friday. totally against it. - we moved here from yorkshire years a-o we moved here from yorkshire years ago and _ we moved here from yorkshire years ago and what attracted us was the peace _ ago and what attracted us was the peace and — ago and what attracted us was the peace and quiet and the way of life. we are _ peace and quiet and the way of life. we are christians, but that's nothing _ we are christians, but that's nothing to do with it, we like the

way of— nothing to do with it, we like the way of life — nothing to do with it, we like the way of life. in nothing to do with it, we like the way of life-— nothing to do with it, we like the wa of life. . , ., ,m, way of life. in a statement, tesco's spokesperson _ way of life. in a statement, tesco's spokesperson said _ way of life. in a statement, tesco's spokesperson said that _ way of life. in a statement, tesco's spokesperson said that confident i spokesperson said that confident their decision to open a stornoway superstore on sundays will allow them to balance the demand for seven—day opening while remaining respectable to local traditions and culture. they set over recent weeks they have received a significant amount of positive feedback to their new opening proposals, particularly from colleagues. and we will see in just a few hours of time what islanders choose. will they shun sunday shopping, or has that ship sailed? katrina renton, bbc news, stornoway. and we will be live on stornoway. and we will be live on stornoway a little later. many parts of the uk can expect to see snow and ice from tonight until tuesday morning, as the met office has issued a yellow weather warning. simon king's here to tell us more. how serious could this be, or not? for some parts it could be quite significant, the northern parts of england, maybe the midlands as well. it is still mid november, and it is

very early on in the season. we are not in winter yet, technically, that is the first of december, so it is quite early on in the year. you have to go back to maybe 2010, 1993, when we had some similar cold snaps like this, but they occurred towards the end of november. so it is not uncommon to see snow in november. you would expect that perhaps more in the higher ground of scotland, disruption further south maybe not so much. we are looking at maybe monday night into tuesday, this rain turning to snow, the high ground of the pennines, so the trans— pennine routes could be particularly dead. we could be seeing 5—10 centimetres of snow falling there. even down to low levels, they could be some snow settling. so, yes, potentially some disruption to tuesday morning. 50 disruption to tuesday morning. so keep an eye on the forecast, as they

always say?— always say? absolutely, definitely. simon, always say? absolutely, definitely. simon. thank _ always say? absolutely, definitely. simon, thank you. _ always say? absolutely, definitely. simon, thank you. we _ always say? absolutely, definitely. simon, thank you. we will- always say? absolutely, definitely. simon, thank you. we will have - always say? absolutely, definitely. simon, thank you. we will have a l simon, thank you. we will have a full weather forecast from simon shortly, but we thought we would give you a teaser of the fact they might be snow on the way. the uk is more than doubling its spending on humanitarian aid for people affected by the civil war in sudan. the new aid commitment of more than £100 million will go towards food, shelter and education for more than a million people and those who have fled to neighbouring countries. the government has revealed how the money raised from increasing the bus fare cap in england will be used. in her budget last month, rachel reeves said that outside london single fares would go up from two, to three pounds. the money will go to local authorities and bus operators to make improvements and to deliver london—style services. lord blunkett has called for an urgent review into what he described as "death trap" tube platforms after he was injured falling into a gap as he boarded a train with his guide dog at westminster station. the labour peer who suffered extreme brusing wants transport for london to do more to ensure visually impaired people are kept safe.

a guitar described by noel gallagher as "the best in the world" has sold for more than £226,000 at auction. gallagher played the custom guitar on the third 0asis album be here now, released in august 1997. it's believed to be the one he played most often during that part of his career. fairly impressive, but i suppose you have to be a decent guitar player to feel the true value. i promised you a full look at the weather forecast with simon. he has already tantalised us with the prospect of snow, which of course could be a nuisance for many. not everybody who loves to see it stop absolutely.

it is cold already, in scotland we have had a frost already, temperatures down below freezing in west lothian. further south not quite as cold yet, but you will notice that colder weather, certainly, as we go through into next week. it is because we have a northerly wind, bringing some showers across scotland, those will turn increasingly when she would snow over the higher ground, perhaps later on down to low levels, the northern ireland and northern england, wales, england, we will see this shower moving its way in, they will be bright spells towards the south, perhaps northeast england, northeast scotland as well. temperatures lower than yesterday, four or five degrees across eastern scotland, the south 79 celsius. through tonight you can see that area of rain continuing to move southward those showers. clear skies across northern england and scotland, we will see a hard and significant frost here tonight, 1422 0