robert hall, bbc news, at catania in sicily.reporting on that very moving ceremony held today. a reminder that newsnight is on bbc two. here is evan. it was one of those days for the prime minister, everyone talking about the unplanned mishaps, not the planned message. we will try to dissect what happened this week, not just in the conference hall today but where exactly is the conservative party going? join me on bbc two. conservative party going? join me on bbc two. here on bbc one, hello and welcome to the programme — plenty to come but lets start the world cup qualifiers loom for the home nations, we hearfrom the camps ahead of tomorrow's ties. another retirement announcement from tyson fury, as he takes to twitter to declare he will not renew his boxing licence. and, where rain stopped play, were a thing of the past? plans to introduce a roof over cricket grounds... hello and welcome to the programme — plenty to come but let's start with tomorrow's world cup qualifiers england can seal their place at next years finals with

robert hall, bbc news, at catania in sicily.n get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbc mike embley. thank you for watching. good morning. the farmers may well have ploughed fields but that hasn't stopped our weather watchers from posting photos of the harvest moon. it has clouded over. not quite a full moon. 98%. we will see the full moon tonight. the time being, the cloud has arrived and we will see strong winds and rain but the next few hours and then that eases away through the south—east corner. it would be a damp old start first thing thursday morning. if you are travelling to work there will be outbreaks of rain and still pretty blustery. behind it, quite a clearance and some decent spells of sunshine to look forward to. not a bad start through northern england, northern ireland and scotland. scattering of showers to the north and west but they should be isolated. into the afternoon, we continue with the risk of a few showers and maybe one or two showers driven along by the north—westerly breeze to t

robert hall, bbc news, at catania in sicily.lice in las vegas now say that stephen paddock who shot dead 58 people on sunday may have been playing a planning an earlier attack. his girlfriend, who was in the philippines at the time of the attack, is now back. she was met by the fbi at the airport and has told them she had no idea what he planned to do. police say they he intended to do. police say they he intended to survive and it is unlikely he acted alone. good morning. the farmers may well have ploughed fields but that hasn't stopped our weather watchers from posting photos of the harvest moon. it has clouded over. not quite a full moon. 98%. we will see the full moon tonight. the time being, the cloud has arrived and we will see strong winds and rain but the next few hours and then that eases away through the south—east corner. it would be a damp old start first thing thursday morning. if you are travelling to work there will be outbreaks of rain and still pretty blustery. behind it, quite a clearance and some decent spells

the resignation of the island nations police commissioner they threw coins at a banner of lawrence catania chanting shame on you and no change no justice. galicia was an investigative journalist who specialized in corruption cases just before her death she posted a message saying that in multi there were crooks everywhere she died when a bomb planted in her car exploded. at another rally close by the capitol valetta people remembered her passion. i would say she was at the mired and her dissented in equal measure there were a lot of people who couldn't stand the way she wrote the gossip element of it especially but in reality she was is one of the ones who really on earth that some of the biggest scandals in recent years. others in the crowd say they want a new malta. we're here because we want to show that the next generation and believe in freedom of speech we will not be silenced we'll always speak out against injustice when we see it disappear freedom of speech as it's being attacked in the country. the leaders of monsters my own political parties were not in attendance and i the rally

never identified, buried as unknown among more than 2000 in this cemetery at catnaia, cemetery at cataniae had found his father's last resting place. we were able to narrow it down quite easily, the royal irish fusiliers, in sicily, who had no known grave and then at that point, it was just a case of narrowing down their final locations through war diaries. today, there was a new headstone alongside those of fallen fusiliers. edward graham's sons could finally be with their father. i am pleased that he has the dignity of a proper resting place and i am delighted that it is here amongst all his comrades. it is a day that will live with me for ever and, yes, it is the end of the trail. robert hall, bbc news, in sicily. let's get a look let's get a look at let's get a look at the let's get a look at the weather... let's get a look at the weather... hello, some wet weather and windy weather overnight. the rain, which has been quite heavy in northern ireland, south—west scotland and north west england, eases off overnight. this rain band moving southwards. ahead, gusts of up to 60 mph locally.