courtney bembridge en emma raducanu's _ them. courtney bembridge en emma raducanu's epic- them.. them. courtney bembridge en - emma raducanu's epic win there. let's get some of the day's other news. the leader and founder of peru's shining path militant group, abimael gussman, has died at the age of 86. the official peruvian truth and reconciliation commission says the maoist rebel group was responsible for the deaths of more than 30,000 people during the country's 20—year civil war. guzman was captured in 1992 and jailed for life after being convicted of terrorism charges. haiti's prime minister has accused the country's prosecutors of "diversionary tactics designed to create confusion" after he was invited for questioning over the assassination of the president injuly. mobile phone records appear to show that he spoke to the main suspect in the hours after the shooting. as prime minister, mr henry's not legally obliged to co—operate. police in the greek city of thessaloniki, have used tear gas and water cannon to keep around a,000 anti—vaccination protesters from the venue of

courtney bembridge has more.ntury, the cumbre vieja courtney bembridge has more. for the first time in half a century, the cumbre vieja volcano erupted. with fountains of molten rock shooting hundreds of metres into the sky and incandescent orange rivers flowing down the hillside. the island has been on high alert for the past week because of huge increase in tremors and thousands of people were told to leave their homes. the eruption started in the afternoon. plumes of smoke could be seen from across the island and eyewitnesses described hearing a loud explosion. the noise coming from the volcano, it sounds like, i don't know, 20 fighterjets taking off, and it is extremely loud. translation: idon'tl know how to explain it. it was powerful, powerful. to feel a sudden explosion like that, i couldn't imagine it would be so sudden. two hours later, with rivers of lava edging down the hillside, soldiers were deployed to help get people out. prime minister pedro sanchez has arrived in la palma after postponing his tri

courtney bembridge has more.alf a century, the cumbra vieja volcano erupted. with fountains of molten rock shooting hundreds of metres into the sky and incandescent orange rivers flowing down the hillside. the island has been on high alert for the past week because of huge increase in tremors and thousands of people were told to leave their homes. the eruption started in the afternoon, plumes of smoke can be seen from across the island and eyewitnesses describe hearing a loud explosion. the noise coming from the volcano, it sounds like 20 fighterjets taking off and it is extremely loud. i don't know how to explain it. translation: idon'tl know how to explain it. it was powerful. powerful. to feel a sudden explosion like that. i couldn't imagine it would be so sudden. two hours later, with rivers of lava edging down the hillside, soldiers were deployed to help get people out. prime minister pedro sanchez has arrived in la palma after postponing his trip to new york for the united nations general assembly this week

courtney bembridge reports.l of a fresh carcass fills the air. but this is no ordinary meal. this is how you conduct a lion census. we have to do this process to count but it is because it is difficult to count them from a helicopter in an aerial census, they hide under trees and it is difficult. census takers have to criss—cross the sprawling nature reserve to try and count all the big cats. 20 years ago, there were a few here but last year more than 150 were counted. lions do incredibly well in this area, mainly because there is a large enough space for them to operate and in the rest of africa, habitat loss is the biggest threat to lions all over the continent. this reserve is part of an even bigger ecosystem covering more than 2 million hectares, including the kruger national park and extending all the way to mozambique. conservationists say huge habitats like these are key to the big cats survival. courtney bembridge, bbc news. you may remember the banksy painting that partially shredded itself after being

courtney bembridge, bbc news. absolutely wonderful.ow. innovative shock, and the women's tournament, naomi 0saka, a full— time grand slam champion and touted by many to be one of the favourites to win the entire grand slam has basically lost against a much younger player, a canadian, layla fernandez, 18—year—old, quite new the game in terms of this level. and in the post match talk with the press, naomi 0saka said that she is going to take an indefinite rate from playing tennis. she said, honestly don't know when i'm going to play my next tennis match, she said, and she wiped tears away. she said i think i'm going to take a break from playing for a while. naomi 0saka, the grand slam champion has lost and is out of the us open. more on our website. as 0pen. more on our website. as always, you're watching bbc news. bye. hello. weather changes on the way — many areas that have been stuck under cloud for the past week or so, especially in england and wales, gradually breaking out into brighter skies on sunday. if not then, at the start of

courtney bembridge reports.n agreement with the us and the uk to give australia the technology to build a fleet of nuclear powered submarines. the problem is australia already had a submarine deal with france that's been torn up and france is furious. there has been lying, duplicity, a major breach of trust and contempt. this will not do things are not going well between us. and i'm with the president of france. it's hard to believe this was just a few months ago. france says it was blindsided by australia's decision and america's involvement stung. a breach of contract, which is one thing, it's a breach of breach of trust, which is very important. and then it's a worldwide humiliation. the french ambassador to canberra is on his way back to paris, along with the ambassador to the us. i'm very sad to be forced to leave, but it needs to be some reassessment. the uk foreign secretary, liz truss, has defended the deal, saying it showed the uk's readiness to be hard—headed in defending its interests. but the french

courtney bembridge, bbc news.the country decides who will lead them in the post angela merkel error. huawei vows to defend itself following release of its chief financial officer in an apparent prisoner swap with canada. the global citizen live festival is taking place in cities around the world, being billed as one of the charity event ever had a warning there is some flashing images in this report. # pump it, louder! after 18 months in lockdown, it is surely no surprise the world wants to have a good time. the black eyed peas leading the festivities in paris. this, a concert and a statement all wrapped into one. we want to mobilise commitments in the fight against climate change, the fight against extreme poverty, to ensure that we get out of this pandemic — all of us, notjust a tiny bit of the world. the events in paris are just one of a number of concerts taking place across the world. their ambition is bold. they say they want a billion trees planted, a billion vaccine doses donated to the neediest countries

courtney bembridge reports.ilies are getting their day in court. one by one they filed into the courtroom in paris to tell their stories. it's important because it is important to make sure you can tell your story without any filter. translation: i didn't sleep much last night, j i must admit, an anxious day but i think it's part of my grieving process. it is important. november 13, 2015, was the country's worst ever night of terrorism, 130 were killed and hundreds more were injured in co—ordinated attacks at a concert hall, sports stadium, restaurants and bars. in court, a police officer describes the horrifying moment a bomb was detonated in front of him, saying he could still feel the explosion and recall the noise and smell. over the next few weeks, more than 300 witnesses will give their accounts. translation: it is a way of trying to make those i in the box understand that it is not anonymous. it was not nameless people they attacked that day. they were people who had a life, and now live with indelible tr

courtney bembridge reports.round 150 kilograms, the komodo dragon is the world's largest living lizard. they're notorious hunters with deadly venom and no predators. so, it's hard to imagine they're under threat. but the reptile has been added to the endangered species list. there're only found on a of indonesian islands and the habitat is shrinking rapidly. because of global warming and climate change, rising sea levels, that species will lose 30% of its habitat in the next 30 to a0 years. another animal that may not conjure up an image of vulnerability, but conservationists say two in five sharks are at risk of extinction and rays are facing a similar threat. ocean species tend be neglected. because they're under the water people don't really pay attention to what's happening to them. but there is some good news, scientists say that tuna populations are starting to recover after years of overfishing. it clearly demonstrates what can be done when regions and fisheries, the management teams working together beca

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courtney bembridge reports.ance of the moment isn't lost on them. i think it's great for the sport to have two teenagers in the final battling it out. it's obviously going to be a tough match — leylah's in great form, but i'm also in good form — so, yeah, i'm excited to get out there and, again, i'm the qualifier, so we will see. i was little nervous. not scared but nervous going out on court every time i play. but, you know what? i talk with my dad, my coach, and he tells me not to worry because everything will be fine. "go out there, have fun. "enjoy every moment of it. "enjoy the crowd, especially — because they're going to be on your side now." tennis greats say no matter who takes the title, both have a bright future ahead. both emma and leylah will be hall of famers. i don't want to jump the gun too much, to get into that much hype, but they are that good. and, emma, again, really impressive. the poise that she's shown, the maturity — i think i was about 26 when i got to that level. so she's way ahead of m

courtney bembridge, bbc news.ocked out of the us open. her defeat at the hands of leylah fernandez, an unseeded teenager, brought an end to her attempt to retain the title. speaking after the match, ms osaka said... she was also our last about an incident when she threw her racket across the court. i'm not really sure why. ifeel like i was pretty... i was telling myself to be calm, but i feel like there was a boiling point. normally i like challenges, but recently i feel very anxious when things don't go my way and ifeel like i can feel that. i'm not really sure why it happens the way it happens now. but yeah, basically... you can kind of see that i was kind of like a little kid. so, what's the best way for athletes to handle a mental health issue? lisa bonta sumii is a sports psychologist. yes, you're talking about mental skills— yes, you're talking about mental skills training. it'sjust like physical— skills training. it'sjust like physical skills training, you have to put— physical skills training, you have to

courtney bembridge reports.ducanu leyla fernandez and once you're born. on the significance isn't lost on them. i significance isn't lost on them. ., , significance isn't lost on them. ~' , ., ., them. i think it is great for them. i think it is great for the sportaid _ them. i think it is great for the sportaid two _ them. i think it is great for| the sportaid two teenagers them. i think it is great for. the sportaid two teenagers in final battling it out. it's obviously going to be a tough match, she is in great form, but i am also in good form. i am excited to get out there and, again, amb qualifier. we will see. fit, and, again, amb qualifier. we will see. �* ., , will see. a little nervous. -- amb qualifier. _ will see. a little nervous. -- amb qualifier. nervous - will see. a little nervous. --| amb qualifier. nervous going out on — amb qualifier. nervous going out on court every time a play. i'd out on court every time a play. i'd look— out on court every time a play. i'd look at _ out on court every time

courtney bembridge, bbc news. they flew 1500 kilometres before hitting their targets and falling into territorial waters. the defence department says the missiles pose a threat to north korea's neighbours. that is bbc news. goodbye for now. hello. there's a weather system bringing cloud across the uk. initially most of the rain will be across western parts and as we head across monday and into tuesday, some of that rain will be quite widespread and quite heavy, but you can see by the position of the weather system why it really is mostly across western areas for monday, we are going to see some rain. lots of cloud to begin with, parts of wales, western england, perhaps into the eastern side of northern ireland and south of scotland with some rain, chilly in north—east scotland with clear skies and mist and fog patches to begin with, north—east scotland will hold onto the lion's share the sunshine in the day ahead with a few brighter breaks across east anglia and south east england as well. much of wales, the weste

courtney bembridge reports.d it came just over a week after the texas law known as senate bill 8 came into effect. sb8 bans nearly all abortions in the state after six weeks of pregnancy, before many women even know they are pregnant and months before a pregnancy is viable. it does so even in cases of rape, sexual abuse or incest. the act is clearly unconstitutional under long—standing supreme court precedent. that sentiment was echoed by vice—president kamala harris. the right of women to make decisions about their own bodies is not negotiable. the texas attorney—general has accused president biden of meddling in the state's sovereign rights and says he will use every available resource to fight for life. chanting: abortion is healthcare! - abortion is essential! the texas law has sparked widespread protest across the country. extraordinarily, it has been informed by private citizens, —— extraordinarily, it has been enforced by private citizens, encouraged to sue anyone who provides or facilitates access to an

courtney bembridge, bbc news. the water. the watercraft donated to essex police's marine unit is already making a difference, according to officers, giving them better and faster access to hard—to—reach areas. jozef hall has more. brightlingsea harbour, situated on the mouth of the colne estuary, where it meets the blackwater and thames estuaries. it's idyllic, but not always. until three months ago, little could be done to crack down on anti—social behaviour, both here and along the rest of essex�*s 562 miles of coastline. but now they've been given an £18,000 present, courtesy of maldon district council. clearly the jet ski is powerful and it's quick. we are barely doing 20 knots. the manufacturer says it will go upwards of 90. but it's notjust speed that this offers essex police. it really does give us an extra marine resource, which is on top of our existing resources of a 42 foot launch boat, the alert 4, and our sentinel, which is our rib. the personal watercraft really does give us that extra bit of capabil

courtney bembridge, bbc news. our correspondent hugh schofield has the latest from paris.one of fury. we already heard jean—yves le drian, the foreign minister, on thursday saying it was like a �*stab in the back�*. but my reading is that president macron feels that the message isn�*t getting through. he fears that in america, australia, britain, they take the french reaction to be one of anger over the loss of the contract. the contract, i think from the french point of view is the least of it. yes, there�*s money at stake, but far more important in french eyes is a loss of face, the humiliation and the sense that things have been cooked up behind their back. this was a deal arranged between the americans, the australians and the british, three english—speaking nations, without any kind of consultation with france, who they insist are after all a nation with a stake in the pacific region because they have territory out there in polynesia and new caledonia. there is a huge degree of anger and the recall of the ambassadors, though not significantly the british ambassador, i

courtney bembridge, bbc news.the subject of a tv crime series — has been convicted of killing his best friend susan berman more than 20 years ago. durst shot the 55—year—old inside her beverly hills home in 2000, in what prosecutors say was a bid to stop her telling police what she knew about his wife's death two decades earlier. the 78—year—old — who's recovering from cancer — was subject of the hbo series, the jinx. a man has been stabbed to death in a street in sheffield city centre. south yorkshire police were called on friday afternoon to reports a man had sustained "serious injuries" in an attack. the force says that he has since died in hospital, and a man in his 30s has been arrested. holiday companies say they expect a surge in bookings after the british government announced rules around international travel in england were being eased. but there are concerns that scrapping pcr tests for people who are double jabbed will affect the country's ability to monitor covid variants. simonjones reports. half—term

courtney bembridge, bbc news.ver the weekend and it didn't even happen on the field. this cat was seen dangling inside the hard rock stadium in miami during a college football game. it eventually fell around 50 feet but a pair of quick—thinking fans used their american flag to catch it. the cat was unharmed, but it's safe to say it has probably used one of its nine lives. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. good afternoon. this time last week, we had temperatures as high as 30 degrees in one or two spots but things this week are feeling much more typical for the time of year, a bit more of an autumnal and unsettled feel to the weather. through the rest of the day, most places fairly cloudy, some rain pushing into the west courtesy of a couple of weather fronts that you can see on the map here. we have still got high pressure setting out towards the east and that is keeping things largely dry and settled for parts of southern and eastern england, eastern scotland, too. so, some late suns

courtney bembridge has more. there is no doubt these are really ugly tomatoes.ious theories about what makes the perfect — or imperfect — ugly tomato. translation: they come out ugly because we have some bees that l pollinate the plants. they take the pollen from one place together, ——to the other, but in this case, something went wrong. a jury of their peers decides the winner, and in the end, tomato number 115 up on the top left was crowned with the honour of ugliest. the winners say there's nothing to it but luck. translation: we didn't grow ugly ones to come l to the contest. an ugly lot came out and that was it. this variety is known for its juicy and tender flesh, and it's said that they taste a lot better than they look. a true tale of beauty coming from within. courtney bembridge, bbc news. of course it is coming from within, i do love tomatoes. we have so much more for you here on this programme, all the top is the story is coming up next. a little later we will be talking through the sponsorship deals and the money pouring in following am at raducanu's

courtney bembridge, bbc news.s singing along to the radio while fitting a bathroom. it turns out kev crane's customer was the owner of a record label who was impressed with his voice. mr crane has now released an sos—influenced album. let's take a listen. # and i'm so alone # and i'm so alone # we have to go... i # and i'm so alone # we have to go... well, kevjoins me now in long eaton in leicestershire. and i'm alsojoined by paul conneally, the owner of new reality records, who offered kev the deal. and now he has a fancy bathroom, i take it. calves, we will start with you. maybe you can elaborate on how it came about —— kev. you. maybe you can elaborate on how it came about -- kev.— it came about -- kev. where do i start? i it came about -- kev. where do i start? i had _ it came about -- kev. where do i start? i had a _ it came about -- kev. where do i start? i had a phone _ it came about -- kev. where do i start? i had a phone call- it came about -- kev. where do i start? i had a phone call from - start? i had

courtney bembridge reports.tric tasers and they used i tear gas against women. they also hit women on the head with guns and the women were bleeding. there was no—one to ask why. it�*s the latest of several protests in kabul and herat from women who fear a return to the way they were treated the last time the taliban was in power. the taliban have said women can be involved in government, but not hold ministerial positions. afghans have watched on as remnants of their old lives are erased. the taliban says this is just cleaning and decorating, but as the wait for a new government drags on, there�*s growing uncertainty. translation: security is good all over the country, _ the people are happy, but the lack of work and the non—announcement of the government, that�*s worrying people. everyone is confused and people don�*t know what the future of the homeland will be because, well, everyone�*s confused. long lines have formed outside the banks for weeks now. translation: currently, - there are economic problems. pr

courtney bembridge has more.ing down the hillside. the island has been on high alert for the past week because of a huge increase in tremors — and thousands of people were told to leave their homes. the eruption started in the afternoon — plumes of smoke could be seen from across the island, and eyewitnesses described hearing a loud explosion. the noise coming from the volcano — it sounds like — i don't know — 20 fighterjets taking off right now, and it's extremely loud. translation: i don't know how to exlain it. translation: i don't know how to expiain it- it _ translation: i don't know how to explain it. it was _ translation: i don't know how to explain it. it was powerful. - translation: i don't know how to explain it. it was powerful. i- translation: i don't know how to explain it. it was powerful. i could | explain it. it was powerful. i could not imagine it would be so sudden. roads were quickly cut off and soldiers were deployed to get people out. prime minister pedro sanchez arrived in la palma after pos

courtney bembridge reports.iden�*s action came a week after the texas law came a week after the texas law came in. it came a week after the texas law came in. , , ., , came a week after the texas law came in. , , ., _, came in. it spans nearly all abortions _ came in. it spans nearly all abortions in _ came in. it spans nearly all abortions in the _ came in. it spans nearly all abortions in the state - abortions in the state after six weeks, before many women even know they are pregnant, and months before a pregnancy is viable. it does so even in cases of rape, sexual abuse and incest. it is unconstitutional under long—standing supreme court precedent. under long-standing supreme court precedent.— under long-standing supreme court precedent. that sentiment was echoed _ court precedent. that sentiment was echoed by — court precedent. that sentiment was echoed by vice _ court precedent. that sentiment was echoed by vice president - was echoed by vice president kamala harris.— was echoed by vice president kamala ha

courtney bembridge reports. back injune the two presidents sat side by side in the sun in the uk.isappeared and, in an unprecedented move, france has recalled its ambassador to the us and australia. this is why. it is about conecting america's allies in new ways. a deal struck for a fleet of nuclear powered submarines. it replaces a multi—billion dollar deal australia had signed with france in 2016, in france was only told about it hours before the public announcement which has infuriated president michael. —— president macron. first came this warning from the foreign minister. translation: i am angry with a lot of bitterness - about this cancellation. it is not over. then the next move. the french embassy in the us tweeted that the decision to recall the ambassadors came from the president directly and reflects the exceptional seriousness of the announcements made on september 15 which it said constitutes unacceptable behaviour from allies and partners. the us says france is its oldest ally, and the defence secretary has spoken to his french counterpart to try to resolve their di

with me is our reporter courtney bembridge to talk us through australia's calculations here. us through why australia scrapped the french deal in favour of this new one? the prime minister scott morrison was keen to say this was not a change of mind, but a change of need. australia needed a more modern fleet of submarines, and that is why they opted for this nuclear submarine, ratherthan they opted for this nuclear submarine, rather than the more traditional conventionally powered ones. there had been indications of this french deal which was signed in 2016 had been troubled for some time. the cost had almost doubled, there were delays, so there had been indications and reports as early as this year that the deal may be under threat. but of course we know that the french say this came completely out of the blues. why now? many people suggest it was a viable plan b. the uk and us alliance allowed australia to sidestep into something else. but it is worth pointing out that billions of dollars have already been spent on the french deal, and there will be further delays now becau

courtney bembridge has this report.a state of emergency. measures mean people can't gather in groups and must carry identification in public. it's an unprecedented move in response to a surge in migrants coming across the border which poland says is being engineered by belarus. translation: what's happening at the border on the part - of the belarusian authorities is difficult and dangerous. poland is responsible for its borders but also for the eastern borders of the eu. we have to take such decisions to ensure the full security of poland and the eu. it comes after videos like this surfaced, allegedly showing belarusian officers in full riot gear trying to push a group of migrants across the border with lithuania. thousands of migrants, iraqis and afghans have crossed from belarus into neighbouring countries in recent months and the eu has accused the belarusian president alexander lukashenko of using migrants as a weapon and response to sanctions imposed on his government over his crackdown on opposition. it is a clai

courtney bembridge has more. for the first time in half a century, the volcano erupted.dreds of metres into the sky and incandescent orange rivers flowing towards the hillside. the island is been on high alert for the past week because of huge increase in tremors and thousands of people were told to leave their homes. the eruption started in the afternoon, plumes of smoke can be seen from across the island and eyewitnesses describe hearing a loud explosion.— describe hearing a loud exlosion. ., , explosion. the noise coming from the _ explosion. the noise coming from the volcano, _ explosion. the noise coming from the volcano, it - explosion. the noise coming from the volcano, it sounds| from the volcano, it sounds like 20 fighterjets taking off and it is extremely loud. i don't know how to explain it. it was — don't know how to explain it. it was powerful. powerful. to feel a — it was powerful. powerful. to feel a sudden explosion like that — feel a sudden explosion like that i— feel a sudden explosion like that. i can imagine it would be so sudden _ that. i can imagine

courtney bembridge has more. there is no doubt these are really ugly tomatoes. and old line up at the fruits of their labour and various theories about what makes the perfect or imperfect ugly tomato. translation: they come out ugly because we have some bees that l pollinate the plants. they take the pollin from one place together, but in this case, something went wrong. a jury of their peers decides the winner, and in the end, tomato number 115 up on the top left was crowned with the honour of ugliest. the winners say there's nothing to it but luck. translation: we didn't grow ugly ones _ to come to the contest. an ugly lot came out and that was it. this variety is known for its juicy and tender flesh, and it's said that they taste a lot better than they look. a true tale of beauty coming from within. courtney bemnbridge, bbc news. there we are. a great prize for someone, whatever they look like. that is bbc news. thank you for watching. hello. there's a weather system bringing cloud across the uk. initially most of the rain will be across western parts and as

courtney bembridge has more. for the first time in half a century, the volcano erupted.k shooting hundreds of metres into the sky and incandescent orange rivers flowing towards the hillside. the island has been on high alert for the past week because of huge increase in tremors and thousands of people were told to leave their homes. the eruption started in the afternoon. plumes of smoke could be seen from across the island and eyewitnesses describe hearing a loud explosion. the noise coming from the volcano, it sounds like 20 fighterjets taking off and it is extremely loud. i don't know how to explain it. it was powerful. powerful. to feel a sudden explosion like that. i can imagine it would be so sudden. two hours later with rivers of lava edging down the hillside, soldiers were deployed to help get people out. the prime minister has arrived after postponing his trip to new york for the united nations general assembly. we are very mindful of the fires - that could break out i after these eruptions. so, we have just deployed notjust not just firefighters and notjust fire

courtney bembridge has this report.entered a state of emergency. measures mean people can't gather in groups and must carry identification in public. it's an unprecedented move in response to a surge in migrants coming across the border which poland says is being engineered by belarus. translation: what's happening at the border on the part - of the belarusian authorities is difficult and dangerous. poland is responsible for its borders but also for the eastern borders of the eu. we have to take such decisions to ensure the full security of poland and the eu. it comes after videos like this surfaced, allegedly showing belarusian officers in full riot gear trying to push a group of migrants across the border with lithuania. thousands of migrants, iraqis and afghans have crossed from belarus into neighbouring countries in recent months and the eu has accused the belarusian president alexander lukashenko of using migrants as a weapon in response to sanctions imposed on his government over his crackdown on opposition. it is

courtney bembridge has this report.th a powerful stream of water swallowing up cars furniture and trees. this video was captured by emergency services in catalonia where coastal towns were hit particularly hard. dozens of people had to be rescued and it is feared that some people are still trapped. thousands of homes remain without power. further inland, just outside madrid, people were in the middle of a meal at this restaurant when the storm hit. translation: we had some i customers who had just finished eating. we tried to get out across the patio, but it was terrible. you could not get out anywhere. the water came up to your knees. out on the street, dozens of cars were picked up by the force of the water. translation: when it stopped for a while, i i went down to see my car was ok and i saw that my brother's i was gonna man was being carried away by the flood. this storm gained strength from recent high temperatures and humidity. it is the latest in a series of major floods across europe this summer and scientists

courtney bembridge reports. 0ne one by one they filed into the courtroom in paris to tell their storiesirstories. i5 courtroom in paris to tell their stories. is important because _ their stories. is important because it _ their stories. is important because it is _ their stories. is important because it is important i their stories. is important because it is important to| their stories. is important - because it is important to make sure you can tell your story without any filter. translation: i without any filter. translation: �* , , translation: i didn't sleep much last — translation: i didn't sleep much last night, _ translation: i didn't sleep much last night, i— translation: i didn't sleep much last night, i must- translation: | didn't sleep | much last night, i must admit, an anxious day but i think it's part of my grieving process. it is important. part of my grieving process. it is important-— is important. november13, 2015, was _ is important. november13, 2015, was the _ is important. november13, 2015, was the country - is important. november13, 2015, was the country 's - is

courtney bembridge has this report.a powerful stream of water swallowing up cars furniture and trees. this video was captured by emergency services in catalonia were coastal towns were hit particularly hard. dozens of people had to be rescued and it is feared that some people are still trapped. thousands of homes remained without power. further inland, just outside madrid, people were in the middle of a meal at this restaurant when the storm hit. translation: ~ ., ,., translation: we had some customers — translation: we had some customers who _ translation: we had some customers who had - translation: we had some customers who had just - translation: we had some i customers who had just finished eating. we tried to get out across the patio but it was terrible. you could not get out anywhere. the water came out to your knees. anywhere. the water came out to your knees-— your knees. out on the street, dozens cars — your knees. out on the street, dozens cars were _ your knees. out on the street, dozens cars were picked - y

tennis — and get some of the reaction to emma raducanu's win at the us open from our reporter courtney bembridgerow's news and you can see, "nation grinds to a halt." we can bring up a few more front pages. absolutely immense. she did it. the nation was behind her and the nation was watching her. she has her congratulations from the queen and we can bring that statement. congratulations of the highest order there. she has also had a tweet from the duke and duchess of cambridge. the duchess of cambridge was in the stands at wimbledon when she had to pull out with the breathing difficulties so she has been along this journey. that is a high end. 0n the low end, and her old tennis club in london, everyone packed into the clubhouse and was watching on and there was tense momentss, erupted of course in cheers when she did clinch that win. one of the youngest people watching there, we can listen now to what she said. i'm really happy that she won it because she's an amazing person and she hits the ball really well and when i'm older i want to be her. she obviously recovered greatly and quickly from th

courtney bembridge reports.dentjoe biden had promised action and it came just over a week after the texas law, known as sb8 came into effect. texas law, known as 538 came into effect-— into effect. 538 bands nearly all abortions _ into effect. 538 bands nearly all abortions in _ into effect. 538 bands nearly all abortions in the _ into effect. 538 bands nearly all abortions in the state - all abortions in the state after six weeks of pregnancy, before many women even know they are pregnant and months before a pregnancy is viable. it does so, even in cases of rape, sexual abuse or incest. the act is clearly unconstitutional, under long—standing supreme court precedent. long-standing supreme court precedent-— long-standing supreme court recedent. . , precedent. that sentiment was echoed by _ precedent. that sentiment was echoed by the _ precedent. that sentiment was echoed by the vice _ precedent. that sentiment was echoed by the vice president, l echoed by the vice president, kamala harris.— kamala harris. the ri