and i would say, yes _ neighbour, aren't you? and i would say. yes i— neighbour, aren't you?cing myself for what was going to come. but there would _ what was going to come. but there would always be a comical story of something — would always be a comical story of something just slightly beyond appropriate but not inept or inappropriate that he did that broke the ice _ inappropriate that he did that broke the ice and — inappropriate that he did that broke the ice and created a bit ofjoy. he was the _ the ice and created a bit ofjoy. he was the catalyst in a meeting. not in the _ was the catalyst in a meeting. not in the background and not the person charging _ in the background and not the person charging from the front, but the person— charging from the front, but the person that pulls everything together and makes it work. it is shocking — together and makes it work. it is shocking that he is no longer here in this— shocking that he is no longer here in this community. we shocking that he is no longer here in this community.— in this community. we have been talkin: in this

we have seen turmoil in the neighbouring - turmoil in the neighbouring countries _ turmoil in the neighbouringneighbouring countries and also a - turmoil in the neighbouring countries and also a tussle | turmoil in the neighbouring - countries and also a tussle about the border— countries and also a tussle about the border between _ countries and also a tussle about the border between kenya - countries and also a tussle about the border between kenya and l the border between kenya and smallness_ the border between kenya and smallness of— the border between kenya and smallness of the _ the border between kenya and smallness of the region - the border between kenya and smallness of the region itselfl the border between kenya andl smallness of the region itself is not able — smallness of the region itself is not able to— smallness of the region itself is not able to give _ smallness of the region itself is not able to give as _ smallness of the region itself is not able to give as much - smallness of the region itself is i not able to give as much attention to both _ not able to give as much atte

the court is suwosed — neighbouring people. the court is supposed to _ neighbouring people.eighbouring people. the court is supposed to be the - neighbouring people. the court is supposed to be the final - is supposed to be the final arbiter in disputes between nations, but now that kenyon has rejected the ruling, the issue could be escalated to the un security council. courtney bembridge, bbc news. do stay with us on the bbc news. still to come: we find out where the money pumped into fossil fuels comes from in the latest in our climate change theories. —— series. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life, but in the marina area where most of the damage was done, they are more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he has gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. it was a 20—pound bomb which exploded on the fifth floor of the grand hotel, . rapping a hole — in the front of the building. this government will not weaken. democracy w

them from the _ neighbours came and rescued them from the rubble. _ neighbours came and rescued thems over _ from the rubble. authorities say that it's over but _ from the rubble. authorities say that it's over but providing - from the rubble. authorities say l that it's over but providing shelter and relief to those who have become homeless is going to be a priority now. uk government is put another number of countries on the red list. cutting 5a countries to just seven. people are arriving in the uk from almost all destinations will no longer have to quarantine and hotels. ~ . . , longer have to quarantine and hotels. ~ ., ., , ., ., hotels. we are able to remove 47 countries from _ hotels. we are able to remove 47 countries from the _ hotels. we are able to remove 47 countries from the red list - hotels. we are able to remove 47 countries from the red list to - hotels. we are able to remove 47| countries from the red list to take it down to just seven countries and also accept vastly more double vaccinations and full vaccinations elsewhere if they got the numbers joining the islam

his neighbour was sa in: , in the case. his neighbour was sa inc, i in the case.bour was saying, i do not want you to i in the case. his neighbour was i saying, i do not want you to have recordings of when i leave the house or who visits me and that kind of thing. that sounds reasonable, but i guess he had not even considered this problem, perhaps less so with cameras, more so with the doorbells, which are becoming ubiquitous. what should we be doing? ii ape which are becoming ubiquitous. what should we be doing?— should we be doing? if we are going to be usin: should we be doing? if we are going to be using ccw _ should we be doing? if we are going to be using cctv cameras _ should we be doing? if we are going to be using cctv cameras and i to be using cctv cameras and doorbell cameras, the first thing is, any invasion of someone's audio recordings is seen as a greater risk to the rights and freedoms of an individual and that means you should have an option to toggle the recordings of, that is another violation and if you look at the case, thejudge said violation

i think he will do what — other neighbours as well? neighbours as well? i think he will do what his predecessors did. . i think fumio kishida will walk a very careful path. _ it's notable that on his second day in office, l he spoke to president biden, but on the fourth day, - he spent twice as long - on the phone with xi jinping. that is really an acknowledgement thatjapan— that is really an acknowledgement thatjapan has— that is really an acknowledgement that japan has a _ that is really an acknowledgement that japan has a lot _ that is really an acknowledgement that japan has a lot of— that is really an acknowledgement that japan has a lot of importancel that japan has a lot of importance to ptace _ that japan has a lot of importance to ptace on— that japan has a lot of importance to place on its— that japan has a lot of importance to place on its relationship- that japan has a lot of importance to place on its relationship with l to place on its relationship with bay showing, _ to place on its relationship with bay showing, and _ t

this is footage from a neighbouring flat.can happen when it rains. hundreds of people here say they face a miserable winter living on a building site, and this is one street in one city. but across the country, we're going to be seeing much more of this in the months and years ahead. this tower in ipswich has been like this for five months. it's a similar picture here in london. and these living conditions are worrying health professionals. they're stuck there, - with all the kind of stresses of the physical environment, the financial worries - and the uncertainty— about when this is going to end. so we're going to see, i think, - quite serious mental health issues. back in the midlands, the leaseholder board overseeing this work said it's monitoring issues closely to minimise discomfort. the government told us it's unacceptable people are facing these bills, and building owners must make buildings safe, without passing on costs. but forjim and his neighbours, life behind the plastic is hard to bear. sarah corker, bbc news, i

already some neighbour—macs i measure. already some neighbour—macs i having _ measure.ady some neighbour—macs i having to he _ measure. already some neighbour—macs i having to be escorted and looked after by _ i having to be escorted and looked after by police present —— already some _ after by police present —— already some mps— after by police present —— already some mps are having to be escorted. i am some mps are having to be escorted. i am simply— some mps are having to be escorted. i am simply looking at this from a wider— i am simply looking at this from a wider perspective to say that until we fully— wider perspective to say that until we fully understand this threat we are actually dealing with, then we have a _ are actually dealing with, then we have a duty of care are not just to mp5, _ have a duty of care are not just to mps. the — have a duty of care are not just to mp5, the staff, but also to the mps, the staff, but also to the public— mps, the staff, but also to the public itself, but far be it for me to advise — public itself, but far be it for me to adv

neighbours rushing to see what had happened. there heard miles away.d happened. there was a kid with his — to see what had happened. there was a kid with his leg _ to see what had happened. there was a kid with his leg trapped. _ to see what had happened. there was a kid with his leg trapped. two - to see what had happened. there was a kid with his leg trapped. two guys i a kid with his leg trapped. two guys trying _ a kid with his leg trapped. two guys trying to help the kid. i helped a little _ trying to help the kid. i helped a little bit — trying to help the kid. i helped a little bit as well, to steady him a little _ little bit as well, to steady him a little bit — little bit as well, to steady him a little bit. another guy ran in. a little _ little bit. another guy ran in. a little bit — little bit. another guy ran in. a little bit closer. you could see there — little bit closer. you could see there is — little bit closer. you could see there is a _ little bit closer. you could see there is a crack in the house. the blast there is a crack in the

this blast took lace neighbouring pakistan. this blast took place at _ neighbouring pakistan.n. this blast took place at 1:30 pm in - neighbouring pakistan. this blast took place at 1:30 pm in the - took place at 1:30 pm in the northern city of conduce as worshipers were gathering for friday prayers, and the most was very busy, we understand there were about 300 people inside the mosque at the time the suicide bomber blew himself up, causing utter devastation. as you say, it's believed that more than 50 people were killed. now in the last hour or so, the local branch of the islamic state group, is k, have claimed responsibility for the bombing. they've repeatedly launched attacks in the past, as was this one targeting afghanistan's she a minority. now is are also fierce rivals of the taliban recent weeks, although is is still much less powerful than the taliban, they've launched a campaign of bombing attacks targeting taliban fighters. that's largely in the east of the country at times, as well, in and around kabul. this attack in the north of afghanistan, apparently committed

change. _ neighbouring countries will change. if— neighbouring countries will change. ifat— neighbourings year. _ the rep has been resolved as of january of this year. so - the rep has been resolved as of january of this year. so this - january of this year. so this is very— january of this year. so this is very n1uch_ january of this year. so this is very much tied _ january of this year. so this is very much tied to - january of this year. so this is very much tied to deeperj is very much tied to deeper dynamics— is very much tied to deeper dynamics of— is very much tied to deeper dynamics of regional- dynamics of regional competition- dynamics of regional competition where l dynamics of regional. competition where you dynamics of regional- competition where you have these — competition where you have these small— competition where you have these small countries- these small countries particularly— these small countries particularly the - these small countries particularly the uae i these small countries. particularly the uae and these small countries- particularly the uae and qatar tr

and i brace myseif— david amess's neighbour. and i brace myself for— david amess's neighbour.re would always be a comical story. something beyond inappropriate —— something — something beyond inappropriate —— something beyond appropriate but not inappropriate that broke the ice. a joyful— inappropriate that broke the ice. a joyful occasion. he was a catalyst in a meeting, not in the background and hot _ in a meeting, not in the background and hot the — in a meeting, not in the background and not the person charging from the front but _ and not the person charging from the front but the person that pulls everything together and makes it work _ everything together and makes it work it— everything together and makes it work it is— everything together and makes it work. it is shocking that he is no longer— work. it is shocking that he is no longer here _ work. it is shocking that he is no longer here in this community. we have longer here in this community. have been longer here in this community. - have been talking a moment ago with harriet harman and a security expert about whe

with its close neighbours also recording alarming numbers.andatory masking rules are enforced. there is no lockdown here, and schools remain open, but only the fully vaccinated or those who have already been infected are allowed in restaurants and cinemas. with the weekend curfews for the unvaccinated. cu rfews for the unvaccinated. eu curfews for the unvaccinated. eu countries have started sending covid—i9 drugs and equipment to treat patients here. but with around two—thirds of the country unvaccinated, and a fortnight of rising cases, some already warned of a fifth wave of the pandemic, hitting romania even before this fourth one is under control. mike lobel, bbc news. let's bring all the latest sports news. hello there. this is the latest from the bbc sport centre. arsenal scored a late equaliser into stoppage time to spoil the return to the club when he was once a hero, written interface team when he is one three english premier league titles as a player, he thought his palace side were on freight famous women. they were leading at the e

— group where we live and said, if any neighbour is — group where we live and said, if any neighbouram sure _ an obsession with cleaning, i am sure he — an obsession with cleaning, i am sure he will— an obsession with cleaning, i am sure he will do— an obsession with cleaning, i am sure he will do a _ an obsession with cleaning, i am sure he will do a good _ an obsession with cleaning, i am sure he will do a good job. - an obsession with cleaning, i am sure he will do a good job. thatl an obsession with cleaning, i am i sure he will do a good job. that day we had _ sure he will do a good job. that day we had a _ sure he will do a good job. that day we had a couple _ sure he will do a good job. that day we had a couple of— sure he will do a good job. that day we had a couple of streets - sure he will do a good job. that day we had a couple of streets of - sure he will do a good job. that day we had a couple of streets of cars l we had a couple of streets of cars queueihd — we had a couple of streets of cars auueuein. ., we had a couple of streets of cars auueuein. . ., . queueing. yea

you have a special affection for neighbours, don't you? i do. ijust| neighbours, don't you? i do.hoto from my holiday last week. _ dartmoor? that is a photo from my holiday last week. paul— dartmoor? that is a photo from my holiday last week. paul robinson? | dartmoor? that is a photo from my| holiday last week. paul robinson? it made promises _ holiday last week. paul robinson? it made promises that _ holiday last week. paul robinson? it made promises that your _ holiday last week. paul robinson? it made promises that your life - holiday last week. paul robinson? it made promises that your life wasn't| made promises that your life wasn't going _ made promises that your life wasn't going to _ made promises that your life wasn't going to cash, that was the problem. you have _ going to cash, that was the problem. you have this incredible recollection, is it true that you can name every character and the actor? . . . �* can name every character and the actor? ., ., , �* ., ., �* , actor? that wasn't intentional, it's 'ust actor? that wasn't intentional, it's just because _ actor? tha

neighbours rushed out to see what had happened. there was a kid with his leg trapped.crack in the house. the blast happened at 7pm last night. two adults and two children were taken to hospital. eyewitnesses described flames shooting into the air. a family of four were taken to hospital. a 43—year—old woman and 16—year—old boy are in glasgow royal infirmary. a 47—year—old male in the queen elizabeth university hospital. and an 11—year—old boy in the royal hospital for sick children. this morning, supplies were delivered to help those who had to leave their home. 90 spent the night in rest centres. the local council says some may not be able to go back to their homes for several days. tesco has opened its first supermarket in the uk without any checkouts. cameras and weight sensors will work out which items customers have picked up from the store in central london, then bill them through the company's app. the new format follows similar stores opened in london by amazon. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. what is that, a lovely sunset? a st sunrise in

so just comparing us with european neighbours like . us with european neighbours like france or germanyot doing particularly splendidly, but yes, we are definitely in the bottom handful of countries within the eu, and we are bottom of the g7, for instance, as well. 50 are bottom of the g7, for instance, as well. ., are bottom of the g7, for instance, as well. . , are bottom of the g7, for instance, as well. ., , ., , ., as well. so what needs to be done? peole as well. so what needs to be done? people are — as well. so what needs to be done? people are more _ as well. so what needs to be done? people are more and _ as well. so what needs to be done? people are more and more - as well. so what needs to be done? people are more and more aware i as well. so what needs to be done? people are more and more aware of this is an issue. what would you like to see done by government and by all of us?— by all of us? another great question- _ by all of us? another great question. so _ by all of us? another great question. so i _ by all of us? another great question. so i think- by all of us? anothe

your neighbours a fright, who betterfrom us to hear from.nd told me what makes a great halloween. a combination of the atmosphere, how you set up a room, and the actors themselves, they all do improv theatre, so we set them loose and they do their best to scare people. what seems to be particularly on trend this year? this year, for us, it is a fairytale theme whether fairytales have gone terribly, terribly wrong. so right now we are in our bayou and with our grim reaper, we call it the grim reaper's scarytales, is what we've got, that is usually pretty popularfor us. you are proud of having on had a spare pair of trousers for customers who perhaps are slightly overwhelmed by things. tell us, how many times do the spare trousers need to get pulled out of the cupboard? not as often as you would think, however, we do get a number of people who tell us, either in the rooms where the actors can hear or outside when they have exited that they have peed their pa rents. so we keep a chart and whenever we hear that we mark off a number on the chart

many have come from his constituents but some from neighbouring mps.any. this morning, across the airwaves, they had stories of how they too had faced threats. do you feel safe doing yourjob going around your constituency? not really, no, if i'm honest. mps are treated as if we weren't humans. what we've seen is the - encouragement of a climate often of hostility towards members of parliament. | i've had people writing in my office wall, "andrea, why don't you kill yourself?" my staff are pretty scared most of the time. i had a threat to - abduct my children. another essex mp who came today was andrew rosindell, notjust a parliamentary neighbour but a friend of sir david. now there's obviously a fear that there's bad people out there that want to do harm and david is a victim of that. so i'm afraid it will change...it will change things. some mps have had guards before now. the review of mps safety may consider if this should be offered to all. order, order. the speaker of the commons, who's overseeing the review, says mps have to be protected but demo

many have come from his constituents but some from neighbouring mps.ir number has shaken many. this morning, across the airwaves, they had stories of how they too had faced threats. i do you feel safe doing yourjobl going around your constituency? not really, no, if i'm honest. mps are treated as if we weren't humans. what we've seen is the - encouragement of a climate often of hostility towards members of parliament. | i've had people writing in my office wall, "andrea, why don't you kill yourself?" my staff are pretty scared most of the time. i had a threat to - abduct my children. another essex mp who came to davies andrew rosindell, notjust a parliamentary neighbour but a friend of sir david. now there's obviously a fear that there's bad people out there that want to do harm and david is a victim of that. so i'm afraid it will change...it will change things. some mps have had guards before now. the review of mps safety may consider if this should be offered to all. order, order. the speaker of the commons, who's overseeing the review, says mps have

translation: my wife was hiding downstairs, | but our neighbour was killed.t in the head with a bullet. she had kids, her daughter got married just two days ago. it's a very confused picture right now, there are many, many soldiers out here on the streets trying to work out exactly where the firing is coming from. a lot of the exchange of fire is going onjust at this cross—section here. we can hear regular bursts of automatic gunfire, we can hear the thump of rpgs like that one. we've seen somebody shooting from the top of a building and the army are now trying to work out how to contain this situation, which escalated so rapidly. as the shooting faded, the clean—up started, but the scars and the divisions remain. accountability for the port blast is vital for the lebanese people, but tonight, it feels further away than ever. anna foster, bbc news, beirut. well, earlier i spoke to hussain abdul—hussain who's a research fellow at the foundation for the defense of democracies. here is his explanation of the cause of the violent scenes witnessed earlier in beiru

quietness through neighbour and dignity and godly quietness throuthesus christ our lord, amen. let quietness through jesus christ our lord. amen-— lord, amen. let us pray for parliament _ lord, amen. let us pray for parliament for— lord, amen. let us pray for parliament for those - lord, amen. let us pray for parliament for those who . lord, amen. let us pray for l parliament for those who feel vulnerable and public service and those charged with their protection for peace in our land and and to the threat of violence lord, the god of righteousness and truth from two queen and our government, to members of parliament and all of those in position of responsibility, the guidance of your spirit. may they never lead the nation wrongfully through love of power, desire to please her unworthy ideals. but laying aside all private interests and prejudices, keep in mind that their responsibilities to seek to improve the condition of all people so may your kingdom come and your name be hallowed, amen. let so may your kingdom come and your name be hallowed, amen.— so may your kingdom come

translation: my wife was hiding downstairs, | but our neighbour was killed.hot in the head with a bullet. she had kids, her daughter got married just two days ago. it's a very confused picture right now, there are many, many soldiers out here on the streets trying to work out exactly where the firing is coming from. a lot of the exchange of fire is going onjust at this cross—section here. we can hear regular bursts of automatic gunfire, we can hear the thump of rpgs like that one. we've seen somebody shooting from the top of a building and the army are now trying to work out how to contain this situation, which escalated so rapidly. as the shooting faded, the clean—up started, but the scars and the divisions remain. accountability for the port blast is vital for the lebanese people, but tonight, it feels further away than ever. anna foster, bbc news, beirut. hanin ghaddar is a fellow at the washington institute for near east policy and focuses on shia politics in the levant. she explains how the violence erupted. hezbollah�*s supporters were marching towards

translation: my wife was hiding downstairs, | but our neighbour was killed.ried just two days ago. it's a very confused picture right now, there are many, many soldiers on the streets trying to work out exactly where the firing is coming from. a lot of the exchange of fire is going on at this cross—section here. we can hear regular bursts of automatic gunfire and the thump of rpgs like that one. we've seen somebody shooting from the top of a building and the army are trying to work out how to contain the situation, which escalated so rapidly. as the shooting faded, the clean—up started, but the scars and the divisions remain. accountability for the port blast is vitalfor the lebanese people, but tonight, it feels further away than ever. anna foster, bbc news, beirut. the world health organisation has urged countries and companies that control covid vaccine supplies to meet their promises to poor and developing nations. wealthy countries including the uk have pledged to donate more than a billion vaccine doses worldwide, but only a small proportion have been d

the heat pump has to be at least one metre away from your neighbour's house. but they are noise... a gentle whirling noise, not very noisy, it's not going to cause a huge disturbance to you, or your neighbours. richard, a question, why does the government keep constantly mentioning heat pumps as a substitute, what about a direct replacement, electric—powered boiler which is 100% efficient? it is the 100% efficiency of the electric heating system. what a heat pump does, because it draws in heat from outside on the ground, you basically get a lot more energy out from the heat pump than you put in. in terms of running efficiencies, heat pump will give you 300 you 300 to 400 efficiency. what that means is your bills will be a third, sorry a third of the cost of an equivalent electricity bill. the value of the heat pump is they do use electricity, which come from renewable sources but they also use it extremely efficiently which results in a much lower running costs than using basic electric heater. are there any downsides to the heat pumps? the difficulty with heat pumps in general is

but since then, young said it may consider a summit with its southern neighbour, be 13 people have been killed in an explosion in afghanistan. capital kabul. the bombing target at the entrance of the 2nd largest mosque in the city, a memorial service was being held there. for the mother of taliban spokesman's every hold on much. i hate on his ears on some, some a bunch of it has more from a couple what he's were brought to nearby hospitals after sundays attack in the afghan capital, rob mcloughlin from on. i don't know the exact place. i heard a loud sound. all the people were running away nowadays, the situation in afghanistan is very bad. i hope god will help us. right now, always are closed and we are waiting here and we don't know when they will help and away we were about to leave. it was supposed to be a memorial at the city 2nd largest mosque, a chance where the people in cobbled to meet the viola mcgahey, the thought yvonne's deputy information minister and offer condolences for his mother's death. hundreds of valuable and supporters indeed had gathered to pay their respects. mu

as far as i'm concerned, they were very good neighbours.n court that for years she had been belittled by her husband and controlled by him. did you ever see anything like that? nothing at all. over the fence, talking to them, i won't believe that he was that type of person. this trial has raised many issues, from allegations of coercive control to the potential impact of lockdown on mental health. but after watching the video evidence and hearing from her in person, thejury concluded pennyjackson was guilty of murder. jon kay, bbc news. six minutes past five is the time. "two can play at that game" — that's the warning today to france from the british government as the row over post brexit fishing rights continues to escalate. the french ambassador to london has been summoned to the foreign office this afternoon. the french are angry about what they claim is a lack of licences for their boats to fish in uk waters. france has threatened to block british boats from its ports if the issue over fishing licences is not resolved by tuesday. our p

earlier my colleague ben boulos spoke to james duddridge, mp for the neighbouring constituency of rochfordhis. it is notjust a local member of parliament, but he really did touch people's lives in a way that most mps do not manage to do. david had been a member of parliament for nearly 40 years and we all expected him to go on to be father of the house. there is a part of me that still thinks that will happen because i have not come to terms with him passing. he could talk to anybody and pick—up, my phone is full of messages from colleagues and people who have known him expressing sympathy but also sharing stories. i have been an mp for 16 years and the number of new colleagues that would come up to me and say you are sir david amess's neighbour. and i'd brace myself for what would come. there would always be a comical story. something judy beyond appropriate but not inappropriate that broke the ice. a joyful occasion. he was a catalyst in a meeting, not in the background and not the person charging from the front but the person that pulls everything together and makes it work. it is shock

this is footage from a neighbouring flat.hs. it�*s a similar picture here in london. and these living conditions are worrying health professionals. they�*re stuck there, with all the kind of stresses of the physical environment, the financial worries and the uncertainty about when this is going to end. so we�*re going to see, i think, quite serious mental health issues. back in the midlands, the leaseholder board overseeing this work said it�*s monitoring issues closely to minimise discomfort. the government told us it�*s unacceptable people are facing these bills, and building owners must make buildings safe, without passing on costs. but forjim and his neighbours, life behind the plastic is hard to bear. sarah corker, bbc news, in birmingham. chart—topping musician ed sheeran says he is self—isolating after testing positive for covid—19. the announcement comes less than a week before the release of his new album, �*equals�*. in a post on his instagram page, the singer says that he will continue to give planned interviews an

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translation: my wife was hiding downstairs, | but our neighbour was killed.as shot in the head with a bullet. she had kids, her daughter got married just two days ago. it's a very confused picture right now, there are many, many soldiers out here on the streets trying to work out exactly where the firing is coming from. a lot of the exchange of fire is going onjust at this cross—section here. we can hear regular bursts of automatic gunfire, we can hear the thump of rpgs like that one. we've seen somebody shooting from the top of a building and the army are now trying to work out how to contain this situation, which escalated so rapidly. as the shooting faded, the clean—up started, but the scars and the divisions remain. accountability for the port blast is vital for the lebanese people, but tonight, it feels further away than ever. anna foster, bbc news, beirut. well, it's been a long time coming — 18 months in fact — but finally an australian state has announced its now able to relax its covid travel restrictions. fully vaccinated international travellers wi

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shakeela's neighbours say they are interested too. her grandson mohammed is one happy customer.o hot | that we could not stay indoors for a stretch of five minutes. but now it is not the case, it is much cooler inside. today, this little boy has drifted off. cooling your house doesn't have to cost the earth. well, that is it for this week's countdown to cop26 here in india. next week, we'll be in lebanon looking at ways to create a more sustainable economy. in the meantime, for more in—depth coverage, you can go to the bbc�*s new climate page on our website. but from me, rajini vaidyanathan, thanks for watching. good evening, a very pleasant into the weekend for most of you, still some cloud across the channel islands clearing through the night and with clear skies for many, if few mist and fog patches tonight and cooler than of late. the big exception across the western isles of scotland, a front approaching bringing patchy rain and drizzle and we head towards dawn. damages in western isles ten or ii but most in single figures get them in the morning commute under way. a much c

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