jo black reports. bletchley park. the home of the codebreakers. the bletchley park. home of the codebreakers. the best of britain's brains worked here decrypting german communication, now there is a new fight. to keep this story alive during the popped. for the museum suffering financially because of coronavirus, help has come in the shape of social media giant facebook, who is donated £1 million. 95% of the income comes from visitor, we are operating at 50% of what we were the previous year so that has left a £2 million hole in the budget and planning forward when the budget and planning forward when the pandemic is going to end we are looking for bard to how we survive through the winter into next year. bletchley park is regard as the birthplace of modern computing the work done here by alan turing as i his team of codebreakers is said to have shortened the war by two years and saved countless lives. we have been so impressed in how is kept now and with this extra funding that is going to be available, what they can do, to make it even better, it would be amazing.

jo black, bbc news, bletchley park. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. thank you. good evening, it has been a cool day for all of us but in terms of the look of the weather, there have been big variations out there, grey skies outbreaks of rain for a weather watcher in east sussex, contrast with the inner hebrides beautiful blue skies overhead. this is the radar picture, it is turning into a soggy picture in the south—east. we have a band of rain stretching from northern england into wales, various clumps of wet weather will rotate westwards as we go through the night. decent clear spells as well. temperatures generally between five and eight degrees, although some sheltered spots in the far north will get close to freezing. so tomorrow, we are likely to start off with showery rain across parts of southern scotland. maybe clipping into northern ireland for a time. that will tend to fizzle. we will see further showers moving in from the north sea into the midlands, perhaps getting it to east wales, the west country, maybe towards merseyside. but away from these area

jo black with that report. oger's research into black holes has been recognised alongside the work of the american astronomer, andrea ghez and the german astrophysicist, reinhard genzel. earlier i spoke to sir roger about the achievement and began by asking him how he heard he had been given the award. there are messages that came in and then they got dropped off and i was waiting between one message in the next. i didn't know what was going on. idid next. i didn't know what was going on. i did know was the nobel peace prize award, some want to take a shower and the phone rang again. yes, i know people are asking what we're doing at the time but when you heard about the price. it is an amazing achievement you've had many amazing achievement you've had many amazing achievements in your life, but how does this rank? what is it like to be a nobel prize winner?m is an honour. it is a scientific honour. yes, there have been other improved with big that have been awarded. but, the nobel prizes something special and i'

but a staff member at the crematorium interrupted the service to tell them to move away. jo black reportse the life of alan. in an instinctive moment, two sons comfort their mother at their father's funeral. then this happens. and official interrupts the service and the brothers are told to move their chairs back. craig and paul bicknell were so angry they shared the footage online and it has been viewed thousands of times. the footage online and it has been viewed thousands of timesm the footage online and it has been viewed thousands of times. it was absolutely heartbreaking, especially for my mum to witness something like that because she needed her sons by her side at the time. my daughter was in that she is 15 and she couldn't even sit by her mum and she was in pieces when a man came out with such aggression, it made a hard day even worse. when alan black took ill in september, craig and his brother paul moved into their mother's home to support her and become one household but that they travelled to the funeral together and had mentioned people involved in the service that they may

jo black, bbc news, bletchley park. shares and apple felt after the iphone 12 was launched..1 i don't know if i can read all this. 6—.1 inch display and starts at $699. the drop in shares from the world's biggest company. the largest world warm i! bomb unexploded ever found was diffuse. here it is. there isa found was diffuse. here it is. there is a plume of water. the chance that the bomb would explode in the canal was put at 5050, all divers were unharmed. the raf dropped the bomb ata, unharmed. the raf dropped the bomb at a, which think a german cruiser. a japanese tourists stranded at a, which think a german cruiser. ajapanese tourists stranded in peru since march because of the pandemic has been treated to a solo visit to the incan ruins at machu picchu. just only intended to make a short trip but got caught up in the lockdown. he was the first course at the site for seven months. —— first tourist. if you haven't been there, it is spectacular. normally a lot more people than that. let's catch up more people than that. let's catch up with some other. i think over the nex

but a staff member at the crematorium interrupted the service to tell them to move away. jo black reports has been viewed thousands of times. it was absolutely heartbreaking, especially for my mum to witness something like that, because she needed her sons by her side at the time. my daughter was in there, she's 15 and she couldn't even sit by her mum and she was in pieces when the man came out with such aggression, it made a hard day even worse. when alan took ill in september, craig and his brother paul moved into their mother's home to support her and become one household. they travelled to the funeral together and had mentioned to people involved in the service that they may need to move and comfort their mother. she just looked so lost, i looked at her, i had to leave her side and look at her from the distance i was at. she looked so upset and shocked by it and didn't seem to be there. that was more concerning for me. we have had to show a lot of support since. current government rules on funerals allow up to 30 people to attend but social distancing must be strictly adhered to. in a

but some stores trying to pre-empt the problem offering early black friday sale this is month lester >> jo ling kent, thank you. >>> up next for us, they can't vote but they can get out the vote >>> finally the grade schoolers making sure others don't miss their chance to vote here's catie beck. >> reporter: this rather young campaign literally grassroots is working overtime. what have you been saying in the postcards exactly? >> be a part of democracy. vote another one said voting is your superpower. >> reporter: the third graders of washington, d.c. aren't writing on behalf of a candidate. they're writing for the good of democracy. >> i think they would think about, well, if these kids can help vote even if they're not old enough then i can, too. >> reporter: what started as a group of three inspired by a school lesson on elections grew to 50 they've mailed more than 1,200 postcards to registered voters. >> dear grace, every vote counts. including yours. >> this is a gift to someone else and it's just that last push that someone may need. >> reporter: a push from a small stranger not old

jo more. >> reporter: amazon prime day hasn't even ended and it's already time to talk black friday. >> shopping is probably online this year and not going to the malls with throngs of people and going to the black friday, same thing. >> reporter: walmart announcing their holiday shopping plans today with halloween candy and costumes still on the shelves. the world's lars retail will hold three black friday sales starting in early november. each event will start online first on wednesdays before they move to brick and mortar stores on saturdays and ending on the traditional black friday, the day after thanksgiving. >> early on, we will focus on some of our big gift giving activates like trois aoys and electronics. >> are the deals early in november going to be as good, as much of a bargain as the deals on a traditional black friday? >> they will be just as good as black friday. we took the deals that we were going to have on black friday and we divided it up. >> reporter: walmart will be facing off with other major rivals, fighting for a slice of your holiday budget. best buy already rolled out

more than enough numbers out of the north side of chicago as black pastors get the souls to the polls and think they have more votes for joe farm country where a lot of families have gone bankrupt the past several years. >> justice brett kavanaugh gave an argue for rejecting late arriving ballots that possibly foreshadows how the court might handle any post-legal fights. he seemed to echo president trump's rhetoric in some way. tell us more. >> he is making it about election night results which is not a law anywhere. he wrote that these states want to avoid suspicions of unproprietary that can assure that ab jent see ballots flew in after election day and potentially flip the results of the election. justice elena kagan wrote there are no results to flip until all of the valid votes are counted. in many states that happens in the days after they are certified. she wrote intoing is more suspicious or or improper in refuse to go tally votes once the clock strikes midnight on election day. here on election day it's 8:00 p.m. on election day so about 172 hours to get those ballots in. >> we have seen house races in california

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