and yoshida so guy is elected as japan's new prime minister about the lower house on a man to the upper house his whole team now. thank you for joining us senior palestinian figures say the b. tree they have been betrayed after the united arab emirates and bahrain signed u.s. brokered agreements to normalize ties with israel there's been protests against the deals in gaza and the occupied west bank u.s. president donald trump says a deal represent the new dawn of a new middle east our white house correspondent kimberly hockett reports.

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and yoshida so guy is elected as japan's new prime minister about the lower house on a man to the upper house his whole team now. thank you for joining us senior palestinian figures say the b. tree they have been betrayed after the united arab emirates and bahrain signed u.s. brokered agreements to normalize ties with israel there's been protests against the deals in gaza and the occupied west bank u.s. president donald trump says a deal represent the new dawn of a new middle east our white house correspondent kimberly hockett reports. it's not the promised peace deal of the century between israelis and palestinians still u.s. president donald trump hailed the signing of the abraham accords at the white house as an historic day after decades of division and conflict we marked the dawn of a new middle east. the agreement signed between israel the united arab emirates and bahrain formalizes relationships already in place but now includes the opening of embassies it's a pivot point they hope will end old conflicts and lead to new cooperation among israel and eventually even more arab nations to

because of course, it has to be approved by the us senate, republicans have the majority in the upper househe objections of two republicans, it seems that the majority that they need to approve the appointment of amy barrett and before, the us presidential election in november. that is potentially highly significant and not only because of all the various rows that are going on surrounding the election this year, extremely volatile and tumultuous time in american politics, but also because the us supreme court could ultimately be brought to bear to determine the outcome of that election and given that it could be highly contested and given the fact that president trump in the past couple of days is said that he might not accept the result of the ballot. will be covering the official announcement, if it is true, tomorrow you're on bbc world news. meanwhile senior officials, friends and family paid their respects today to the late supreme courtjustice ruth bader ginsburg. she became the first woman to lie in state at the us capitol building. 0ur correspondent ba ra ba ra plett usher reports f

it will now be debated in the upper house which traditionally rubberstamps decisions. the u.k.t has acknowledged the bill allows international law to be broken. the eu is threatening legal action if britain doesn't withdraw specific measures from the proposed legislation. written and canada have imposed travel bans and asset freezes on the belarusian president, his son, and other officials. they accuse the government of ridge -- rigging the election and committing violence against protesters. the opposition leader says emmanuel macron promised to help negotiate the release of political prisoners detained during weeks of demonstrations. he was sworn in for a sixth term last week despite widespread international common -- condemnation. a woman in india has died two weeks after she was raped by a group of men in the latest case to draw widespread anger. hundreds of people gathered outside of the new delhi hospital where the victim was being treated. thousands of women are raped every year in india. a number of deaths have sparked similar protests. the 19-year-old was from the lowe

supporter of farmers has now proved to be hollow it was about time was drugged sunday's vote in india's upper house of parliament spot chaotic scenes 5 was m.p.'s shouted slogans against the bills forcing several adjournment was others tore up copies of the legislation. lawmakers were suspended from parliament for unruly behavior but in the end the government prevailed already if the reserves charge over the border crosser britain frogger part of the mission that the plight of farmers is a heated issue in india where half of the country's 1300000000 people depend on agriculture for their livelihoods the government says the new laws will benefit farmers by allowing them to sell directly to big bias instead of being forced to sell 3 middlemen. but critics say the changes will strip small farmers of bargaining power and lead to exploitation by corporations. and more uncertainty for india's rural communities already battling economic hardship. did i mention gys long joins us for more enemy show why are farmers so angry. well it's not the only knocking example of this angle at that bar speed leg be able

supporter of farmers has now proved to be hollow it was resurrected at sunday's vote in india's upper house of parliament spot chaotic scenes 5 was m.p.'s shouted slogans against the bills forcing several adjournment was others tore up copies of the legislation. lawmakers were suspended from parliament for unruly behavior but in the end the government provides for a survey of the reserves tried to everybody across britain project funded the mission the plight of farmers is a heated issue in india where half of the country's 1300000000 people depend on agriculture for their livelihoods the government says the new laws will benefit farmers by allowing them to sell directly to big bias instead of being forced to sell 3 middlemen. but critics say the changes will strip small farmers of bargaining power and lead to exploitation by corporations. more uncertainty for india's rule communities already battling economic hardship. me should gys laws joins us for more enemy show why are farmers so angry. well it's not the only knocking example of this anger at that bar be able not well built that back

germany's upper house of the born to spot voted on a bill to guarantee that workers from other e.u. countries would get the same pay as german colleagues an effort to prevent so-called social dumping. going to stalk lawmakers be author minigame has been fighting against precarious employment in the meat and agricultural industries for years if robin and dusty demanding that contract work and temporary work be prohibitive when it comes to a business is cooler activity in this example companies have to take responsibility themselves and initially are people we think it's very important that safeguards a strengthened and that this one single safeguard mechanism for wages working hours to patients to house and safety house protections and accommodation. again and again there have been legislative attempts to protect workers from social dumping and abuses of the contract work system. we asked germany's labor ministry for an interview about the issue several times without success so instead we approach labor minister who betters hile after the bone just hot session. we prod a list of almo

germany's upper house in the going to spot voted on a bill to guarantee that workers from other e.u. countries would get the same pay as german colleagues an effort to prevent so-called social dumping. buddhist talk lawmaker be author minigame has been fighting against precarious employment in the meat and agricultural industries for years if well done to us. demanding that contract temporary work be prohibitive when it comes to a business is cooler activity in this example companies have to take responsibility themselves and illegally. we think it's very important that safeguards is strengthened and that this one single safeguard mechanism for wages working hours to patients health and safety health protections and accommodation. again and again there have been legislative attempts to protect workers from social dumping and abuses of the contract work system. we asked germany's labor ministry for an interview about the issue several times without success so instead we approached labor minister who bet his heil after the bonus hot session. we prod a list of almost 20 legislative init

confirmation hearings in the senate, and we know that the republicans have a 53—47 majority in the upper house, so it seems very likely that there is really no question she will be confirmed as the latest member of the supreme court. democrats are of course strongly opposed to her, for a couple of reasons. most democrats say this decision shouldn't be being made by president trump, it should be made by the winner of the november presidential election. well, it's too late for now, that argument has been put to rest, because president trump has come forward with his nomination. but of course, on policy grounds, the democrats strongly disagree withjudge barrett and her beliefs. she is a religious conservative. she believes, or rather, she doesn't believe in abortion. she has strong views on gun rights and gun control. she believes indeed in expanding those rights to americans, and other issues as well. there will be a very lively debate over a number of days, but at the moment it seems very likely that she will be confirmed. does this matter to ordinary americans? i know that the setup of the sup

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passed the house of commons with a majority of $84.00 vote it will now be debated debated in the upper house which traditionally rubber stamps decisions u.k. government has acknowledged the bill allows international law to be broken the e.u. is threatening legal action if britain doesn't withdraw specific measures from the proposed legislation. britain and canada have imposed travel bans and asset freezes on better russian president alexander lukashenko his son and other officials they accuse the government of rigging the august election and committing violence against protesters it came hours after opposition leaders for atlanta taken a skier met the french president during his visit to lithuania she says emanuel might call on us to help negotiate the release of political prisoners detained during weeks of demonstrations because shanker was sworn in for a 6th term last week despite widespread international condemnation. a woman in india has died 2 weeks after she was raped by a group of men in the latest case to draw widespread anger hundreds of people gathered outside the new delhi hospita

$51.00 votes is needed to confirm barrett's republicans currently hold the balance of power in the upper house with $53.00 senators well casey barlow is media editor for the scotu sblog which covers the supreme court extensively she believes parents will be confirmed before november's election. i think it will most certainly be a better battle and fact the original timeline that we thought the confirmation that what happened albeit still shorter than the cli we see here in the states just got shortened even further we are now expecting confirmation to begin in approximately 2 weeks which usually about 4 weeks short of what we could pick lisi the democrats have already started the message there and tend to delay there was a message they sent around to all democrats last week noting 19 different delay tactics that they can engage in and of course of the ones that they wrote down and leaked to the press so i suspect there will be some that they're keeping for safekeeping and will launch later in the process but they have a lot of tools but i think we are in for a bitter battle but a quick one and

head of the upper house of the russian parliament committee for international affairs says that it is too early to involve the organization for prohibiting of chemical weapons since he said 1st experts have to establish that the chemical weapon was used on the violin the this goes in the line of what we heard before from a much higher up in in moscow and that is that most call the did not receive any evidence that the charcoal was the thing that poisoned the and they themselves are sold here the russian doctors didn't find any proxies in his body another one said that it is not a place of young stoltenberg or nato to be asking these questions to russia and that they should take care of their internal affairs and this doesn't even deserve an answer from from moscow but one thing is sure that though there is no love lost between nato and russia this statement alone will further strain the relations between these 2. and they also says greece and turkey have started talks to avoid a conflict over energy resources in the eastern mediterranean that is despite a denial from greece which says

even if they can get through the commons, it was widely expected to be blocked in the upper house, the house of lords. the path of this legislation will not be smooth and next week we might hear mr. johnson suffer a significant defeat. >> were he to do so, what are the implications for his government? in theory he has an absolutely massive majority. he should be absolutely cast iron in his ability to dictate to parliament what policy he thinks that he thinks this government should be pursuing. what does it tell us about where faith with the country's in him, parliament's faith in him, his party's faith in him? david: i think it's a very good question. there's been many questions asked over the last weeks and months around the capability of mr. johnson to do this job. we know he was very ill from covid-19. question about how long he has taken to recover. he has not had a good crisis, pandemic crisis, his popularity has fallen off a cliff. and there are lots of whispers on the back benches about how long he can really continue. it's extraordinary when we consider the scale of that victor

on thursday they will vote the members of parliament of the lower house and the senators in the upper house will vote on each of those proposals for constitutional change there is a possibility that none of those 6 proposals will receive and not support to go to the next phase but if one does then basically it will go to the stage of forming a constitution drafting committee and then the whole long process really starts all over again. israel is imposing even stricter coronavirus like damages on infections it's been less than a week since a nationwide shutdown was imposed prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the restrictions are necessary to keep the country from being pushed to what he calls the edge of the abyss are a force that has more from western regime. it was up until this decision and said see the lockdown that was announced last friday possible to private businesses that were facing to remain operating pretty much as normal now they will be forced to close there are also restrictions on travel and protests all synagogues to be closed with potential limited reopening for the holi

intimidation of political after activists when haye was at the protest he says all members of parliament upper house were handpicked by the military. changing thailand's constitution is going to be a very long and complicated process that was written by the military after they staged a coup in 2014 yes it did pass through a referendum after that but that referendum was held under pretty questionable circumstances and by design the constitution is very hard to change and that's why we're seeing so many people gathered here on the streets of bangkok over recent months and now outside parliament one of the main problems the protesters and opposition political parties have with the constitution is the makeup of the senate that sits in this building thailand's parliament holds a 150 sentences were handpicked by the military and they have a lot of power including the power to hands pick an unelected prime minister so that is one major aspect of this constitution that these people gathered here today want to train our. bank accounts and property belonging to the russian opposition leader unexplainable may

germany's upper house of the bone despotic voted on a bill to guarantee that workers from other e.u. countries would get the same pay as german colleagues an effort to prevent so-called social dumping. bundestag lawmaker be author minigame has been fighting against precarious employment in the meat and agricultural industries for years before that and dusty demanding that contract work and temporary work be prohibitive when it comes to a business is cooler activity is able companies have to take responsibility themselves under. we think it's a very important that safeguards is strengthened and that this one single safeguard mechanism for wages working hours to patients a house and safety house protections and accommodation. again and again there have been legislative attempts to protect workers from social dumping and abuses of the contract work system. we asked germany's labor ministry for an interview about the issue several times without success so instead we approached labor minister who bet his heil after the bone just hot session. we prado a list of almost 20 legislative initia

upper house, lower house. again, it is based on population. as you start debating it, you have other saying, let's base it on states. eventually, when it seems like there's no answer to be found, it would be connecticut that would make the compromise. what we call the great compromise. it would give us this question of how about a senate where every state is equal, a house of representatives where we base things of people. both sides getting some of what they want. eventually, that is how it will go, but not everybody loves that. you are not sure if everybody is going to go for that but that is how they slot in for congress. the president, there is another one. there are multiple ideas of president, executives, the virginia plan as they start working on it, is ultimately a seven year executive elected by congress. a little different system that n we are used to today. another plan -- edmund randolph of virginia says how about having three presidents at once, three regional presidents. then you have alexander hamilton who wants a very strong ex

germany's upper house and the bond is hot voted on a bill to guarantee that workers from other e.u. countries would get the same pay as german colleagues an effort to prevent so-called social dumping. of. buddhist talk lawmaker beata minigame has been fighting against precarious employment in the meat and agricultural industries for years if. demanding that contract work and temporary work be prohibitive when it comes to a business is cooler activity in this example companies have to take responsibility themselves under. we think it's very important that safeguards is strengthened and that this one single safeguard mechanism for wages working hours occupational health and safety health protections and accommodation. again and again there have been legislative attempts to protect workers from social dumping and abuses of the contract work system. we asked germany's labor ministry for an interview about the issue several times without success so instead we approached labor minister who backed his hisle after the bone just hot session. we plan on a list of almost 20 legislative initiat

you out what we've seen over the past 2 days are proposals put before parliament both the upper and lower houses of parliament you want to change the constitution 6 different proposals put forward by political parties and so what will see later on thursday is both the upper and lower house of parliament voting on whether they think those proposals should go to the next stage now there is the possibility that none of the proposals will see and not support in parliament to go to the next stage but just to give you some background this is a constitution that was written by the military after the coup in 2014 yes it did pass through a public referendum after that in 2017 but that was a referendum that was held under some pretty questionable conditions which is why so many people see it as a document that needs to be changed if thailand is to become a more democratic country in the future and what about the protesters way and will this help satisfy their demands. it was i think the short answer is no again we may not see any of these proposals passed through parliament with enough anough votes from t

head of the upper house of the russian parliament committee for international affairs says that it is too early to involved in organising a sion. of chemical weapons since he said 1st experts have to establish that the chemical weapon was used on the vine need this goes in the line of what we heard before from a much higher up in in moscow and that is that moscow the not receive any evidence that the charcoal was the thing that poisoned the nonviolently and they themselves are sold here the russian doctors didn't find any toxins in his body and other one said that it is not a place of young stoltenberg or nato to be asking these questions to russia and that they should take care of their internal affairs and this doesn't even deserve an answer from from moscow but one thing is sure though there is no love lost between nato and russia this statements alone will further strain the relations between these 2 facts on threats than of which go too far with that update from moscow thank you for that nato also says greece and turkey have started talks aimed at avoiding a conflict over energy

but the manner in which they were passed in the upper house of the indian parliament, many critics sayensification of these protest going forward. so far, they have been maintained in they have been maintained in the couple of states, including punjab, and perhaps they would now push over into the state of rajasthan where we believe there is likely to be a strike loss on these markets today. 0k, loss on these markets today. ok, thank you therefrom mumbai. still to come on bbc news. how do you make your business plumage during the pandemic? most big events are cancelled. we will get the words of wisdom from a royal florist. thatin that in just that injust a that in just a moment but first of all, some of the stories in uk. the children's commissioner is going on the government to prioritise testing for schools alongside health workers and ca re alongside health workers and care homes or risk throwing away all the hard work it took to get children back into schools in september. she is urging parents to hold their nerve and keep children in school in the midst of rising cases. the commis

on thursday they will vote the members of parliament of the lower house and the senate is in the upper house will vote on each of those proposals for constitutional change there is a possibility that none of those 6 proposals will receive and not support to go to the next phase but if one does then basically it will go to the stage of forming a constitution while drafting committee and then the whole long process really starts all over again to these protests that are gathered there behind you and they've been calling for change for 2 months now how today's events likely to satisfy that among them. right now i think it's highly unlikely as i say they view this constitution as undemocratic and one of the main things that they see as undemocratic about the constitution is the make up all the 250 members senate it was hand picked by the military after they were in 2014 and the senate does have an awful lot of power including the power to hand pick and i'm going to make did prime minister so that is one part of the constitution that the protesters who have been on the streets and opposition part

political parties have been read before the parliament a joint sitting both the lower house and the upper house $750.00 representatives in total those 6 proposals talk about different amendments to the constitution from opposition political parties and those forming the ruling coalition as well we're going to vote for hours now less than 4 hours before this parliamentary session ends and it won't sits again parliament until the 1st of november so there's some real concern among. critics opponents of the protesters gathered here that they could be some delaying tactics going on within that building just a few meters from where we're standing now so it goes beyond that midnight deadline and then we have a delay there's also been a call from a senior member of parliament for the ruling. for an official postponement he's saying what that they want some more time to go over these 6 proposals put before the parliament over the past 2 days to shoot up a committee to investigate these proposals over the next month or so before they can have another vote in the next parliamentary session beginning nov o

votes is needed to confirm her and of course remember republicans hold the balance of power in the upper house they have 53 sentences now the makeup of the u.s. supreme court this can have an impact far beyond the united states and so we've got scott lucas to talk about that co-founder of america unfiltered a news analysis site focusing on a u.s. politics and foreign policy so we're going to steer away i think from the controversies because any number of controversies we can talk about scott and it's really for our international audience why should they care about who is on the u.s. supreme court. well i think there are 2 factors that are here one is immediate the 2nd is longer term the immediate and the reason why donald trump and the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell are trying to rush this through in an unprecedented 5 waves far quicker than any process we've had in an election year is because donald trump wants the supreme court to protect him if he defies the outcome of the november 3rd a lot action in other words that people loses to joe biden he said is much on tuesday that he expe

job. 51 votes is required to confirm in the position republicans hold the balance of power in the upper house they have 53 in the senate says scott lucas is co-founder of america unfiltered a news analysis website focusing on u.s. policy on foreign policy explains now what types of decisions could change if the court holds more of a conservative majority the immediate and the reason why donald trump and the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell are trying to rush this through in an unprecedented 5 waves far quicker than any process we've had in an election year is because donald trump wants the supreme court to protect him if he defies the outcome of the november 3rd election in other words if he loses to joe biden we're talking about an impact on millions of lives so let's take the muslim ban which was donald trump's 1st executive order all the way back in january 2007 tane he and his advisors fought for that for years through the courts and finally they got a limited victory in the supreme court which maintained some of the restrictions on largely on citizens of largely muslim countries no

with a speech in taiwan that's been seen as anti communist millisieverts trail who speaker of the upper house of the czech parliament said he was taiwanese referencing john f. kennedy's cold war speech in west berlin against communist east germany china claims taiwan as part of his own territory and its top diplomat accused him of crossing a red line the philippine president is ordering the country's top customs official to shoot debt drug smugglers or drink or deter express disdain or be amount of drugs entering the country say he was shocked no one has yet killed came to power in 2016 with a controversial anti drugs campaign or the 5 and a half 1000 drug suspects have been killed during his term human rights groups have accused police of killing suspects and framing them to make it look like an axe self-defense. i told him straight drugs is still flowing in i'd like you to kill there anyway i'll back you up and you won't get jailed if it's drugs you shoot and kill that's your arrangement israel has reopened its only border crossing with the girls are after reaching an agreement with her mus

could there be further hurd unless lower house and in particular in the upper house.t that what means for u.k. equities next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european open. we are 10 minutes into the trading session. we're looking at kind of a mixed picture. ftse up .1%. dax and the cac down .1%. the u.k. is different from europe. let's get to the bloomberg business flash. let's go to laura wright in london. > thank you. lawsuits f more against roundup. citigroup will resume job cut starting this week. it is joining rivals like wells fargo. the bank says the reductions will affect less than 1% of its global workforce. the overall head count probably won't drop. fiat chrysler has agreed to a merger with p.s.a. group. it is to shore up the finances in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. it will be offset by fiat shareholders getting a stake in another exen. -- company. anna: thanks very much. the pandemic has up ended how many employees work and rising virus cases has dealt another blow for those hoping to return left many k it has centrally located bus

house several times. behind all of this is this growing resignation within the upper rungs of the white house to this virus. there is a larger focus on reopening the economy and ultimately th ultimate ultimately this belief that the virus is going to continue to spread no matter what they do. their focus is on a vaccine. that's their ultimate hope, doing what they can to keep hospitals from being completely overwhelmed. but not being able to bring the cases down to near zero. that's what dr. fauci and birx hopes for. >> and why don't we see dr. fauci more at these press c conferences? he is obviously more trusted on this issue. thank you, jeremy diamond. >>> let's get more. sir, you have been spoking with the blake family. what did they have to say about president trump's trip to kenosha? >> a lot of people have been asking why the president hasn't spoken to the family. the answer i get is they don't want to talk to the president. they don't like what he has been saying over the term while in office. i will let you listen to jacob blake's uncle after we asked him if he had a message for the president or if

to compare and contrast, the demand for new housing, that's not the upper end of the market. ainable lower end housing. there has been a huge demand for it as the councils change how they build housing. we need more sustainable housing that will allow people into the housing market and give people a fairer chance. coming up, more on what's happening in the u.k. and we will be wrestling -- we will be looking at that ecb decision as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy,live from london, i'm with alix steel in new york. let's talk about what you need to know about europe. the euro, jumping, the ecb playing down the strength of single currency. president lagarde says the central bank will carefully assess the impact on inflation. the eu gives the u.k. until the end of the month to amend the internal market, saying that the adoption of the bill would be an extremely serious violation. next year,g down mike corbat will be replaced by jane, the first female ceo of a major wall street bank. wall street. for significant euro strength popping back north of 119 against the dollar. 100ing bel

solidly red states and ends got the house last time now they want the senate on bradley breaks down the contentious races that. >>could could still deliver democrats, the upperand. >>with 2 independents caucusing with the democrats republicans are clinging to a 3 seat majority. so if the democrats win at least 4 seats or 3 seats plus the white house though retake the senate. the map shows senate republicans defending 23 states democrats 12 the best pickup chance for the gop is in alabama. democrat doug jones is trying to survive in a deep red state. he's facing former auburn university football coach tommy tuberville in colorado democrats are on offense. the seat is held by republican cory gardner. polls show challenger former governor john hickenlooper with a slight edge i crossed party lines to get things done hickenlooper knows now is the time for action not vacation. in arizona polls show the democrat mark kelly leading incumbent senator martha mcsally it's pretty obvious pretty early when you get into space that we're all kind of in this together kelly husband of former congresswoman gabby giffords is a former astronaut and gun control activists he's al

unlike the mclane house, upper middle class, perfect for the surrender meeting for kelly and grant. would have lived in in the mid 1860's. it's down here that we found an excellent example of an untold story. we talked about what happened to hannah reynolds immediately after the war and unfortunately, she passed away from wounds she received in the final battle. at the kelly house the eastern edge of the village what happened next after the surrender. the kelly house was completed in 1855. the kelly family was a large one. in fact, there were five sons in this family that all five fought in the war, in the army northern virginia. in fact at least one, maybe two, were here for the surrender in their own hometown on april 9th and stacking of arms on april 12th, 1865. in the years that followed the war, eventually this house would be purchased by a man named john robinson. now, we don't know a great deal about john robinson's early life, but this is a good idea what emancipation looked like in the months and years that followed. and perhaps two of the most tangible examples of emancipa

they managed to stop the river breaking its banks and burying the houses in the upper valley. river in verona perilously close to swamping the roads and bridges of the city. this sort of weather is not unprecedented, but experiencing it now is something new. translation: we were used to having flooding around november but it is kind of strange for it to happen at this time of year. translation: they closed the bridge because there was a big tree that got trapped. it started moving so, for safety, they closed it. more rain is expected in the coming days. weather alerts are still in place. it seems the danger has not yet passed. tim allman, bbc news. berlin zoo's baby pandas have turned one. twins pit and paule celebrated with a cake, made from frozen betroot and sweet potato. seems you ask. the stash since you ask. the twins were born last year to meng meng, who is bringing the cubs up on her own. they will spend the next four years in berlin with their mother before being returned to china. more on this and all the news, national and international any time on our website and o

they managed to stop the river breaking its banks and burying the houses in the upper valley. in verona perilously close to swamping the roads and bridges of the city. this sort of weather is not unprecedented, but experiencing it now is something new. translation: we were used to having flooding around november but it is kind of strange for it to happen at this time of year. translation: they closed the bridge because there was a big tree that got trapped. it started moving so, for safety, they closed it. more rain is expected in the coming days. weather alerts are still in place. it seems the danger has not yet passed. tim allman, bbc news. berlin zoo's baby pandas have turned one. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbcmikeembley. hello. and so, there you have it — we are done, meteorologically speaking, anyway, with summer. but at least it ended on a high note, and this particular corner of aberdeenshire — a glorious end to the day there, captured by tyke, one of our weather watchers. it was that area of high pressure that settled things

unlike the mclean house, in upper class home of 3300 square feet, perfect for the surrender meeting forouse far more represents what most people around appomattox county and southside virginia would have lived in in the mid 1860s. it is down here that we find an excellent example of an untold story. we talked about what happened to hannah reynolds immediately after the war. unfortunately, she passed away from wounds received at the final valley -- battle. but over here at the kelli house, we find an excellent example of what happened next after the surrender. the kelly house was actually completed in 1855. the kelly family was a large one. in fact, there were five sons in this family, that all five fought in the ward, in the army of northern virginia. in fact, at least one, and maybe to, we're here for the surrender in their own hometown on april 9th and the stacking of arms unable to 12, 1865. but in the years that followed the war, this house would eventually be purchased by a man named john robinson. now we don't know a great deal about john robinson's early life, but this is a good

andke the maclean house, upper middle-class home, 3200 square feet, perfect for the with lee andementlly house far more re represents what most people would have lived in in the mid-1860's. it is down here that we find an excellent example of an untold story. we talked about what happens to a hannah reynolds immediately after the war, and unfortunately, she passed away from wounds received during the final battle. but down here at the kelly house on the eastern end of the village, we find an excellent example of what happens next, after the surrender. the kelly house was actually completed in 1855. the kelly family was a large one. in fact, there were five sons in this family, and all five fought in the war. in fact, at least one, maybe to come over here for the surrender come in their own hometown come ninth, 1865. but in the years that followed houser, eventually this will be purchased by a man named john robinson could we do not know a good deal about john robinson's early life, but this is a good idea of what it look like here in appomattox. tangiblewo of the most examples of eman

it's too bad the house is closed at the moment the hikers are usually keen to see the place. they know there's something special to see in the upper floor so many want to go in. some days 250 or 300 people walk through the house. there are 2 guys from the lindo palace who give hourly tours for up to 30 people there you know. they tell visitors all about vick and his connection to this place . with him can you can pick his title. thank you that have been said what relevance does that all have for you. in this area there's really no other place comparable to it to the quantity of swiss pine is unique in that area for instance and the panorama is simply fantastic. there's nothing else like it. that's the beauty of it and i'm so glad no trains come up here. otherwise it would no longer be the way it is now. this is the only lodge that's been preserved in its original condition and has not been replaced with a new one like the other lodges or been repainted. we're very proud. that everything here so old some of the protesters response or wanted to be here. as you probably know there is usually a spot reserved on the show for your trave

>>poison control telling us it's important to keep your hand sanitizer on an upper shelf in your housebecause when your kid goes looking for a snack they might not be able to tell the difference. >>we're always on the lookout for products that children might be exposed to might be in appropriately attracted to and these are the newest addition to that list hand sanitizer pouches for kids. >>they have us very similar appearance to an apple sauce or one of the. snack patches that child would use there are some small differences in the packaging but experts say young children wouldn't notice a 2 year-old. >>doesn't discriminate between that kind of things they're used to having a good snack. >>they might see these and i can see where be quite quite easy for them to assume that this is something that's going to be a tasty for them. >>and the results could be serious the alcohol that's in these products is a very high concentration. think whiskey or even stronger than that. so a very small amount can have a great very great impact on a small job show what happened if your child does get a h

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