we dorset council. tell us how your food store works.— dorset council.orks. we are a community food store works. we are a community food store so — food store works. we are a community food store so we _ food store works. we are a community food store so we are _ food store works. we are a community food store so we are a _ food store works. we are a community food store so we are a registered - food store so we are a registered charity, we have to purchase our food, we deal with around 300 families each week. they make a small contribution and they are able to choose their foods, unlike a food bank, we have chilled foods and meat, fish, dairy, lots of fruit and veg. and it is about giving dignity, choice, and hope to those who need us, and it is a challenge at the moment, i can tell you. tell us, and it is a challenge at the moment, i can tell you. tell us more about the challenges _ moment, i can tell you. tell us more about the challenges you _ moment, i can tell you. tell us more about the challenges you are - moment, i can tell you. tell us more abo

so we are trained by dorset nightstop to look after young people.acilities. we give them hot meals and packed lunches if they need it. we take them to and from college and work if they want us to, in our car. and we also provide a listening ear if anybody needs to just sit and talk. so this is sort of a respite whilst a longer term solution is being found. absolutely. ourjob is to make sure that somebody is safe and off the streets while the local authorities and simon through nightstop work towards trying to find a permanent placement for them. and kelvin, you must get something out of it as well, otherwise you wouldn't be doing it. well, we get a feeling that we know that they're safe, because if not, then all the children that we've dealt with or the young people we've dealt with would have been on the streets. kelvin, heather, thank you. there is a desperate need for more host families in dorset and across the south. if you can help, do get in touch with action for children. all secondary schools in carmarthenshire have signed up to a scheme aim

the heaviest of the rain moving up through dorset across the midlands and, in fact, there was over anhout the day, so some pretty muddy fields starting to develop now. however, eastern england, lots of blue sky and sunshine and temperatures peaked at 20 degrees. it was a beautiful opportunity for getting out and enjoying some of the gorgeous autumn colour that we have. the start of the weekend quite promising with this little bump of high pressure but the second half of the weekend sees this low developing, moving in and bringing further outbreaks of rain. once again, the winds will become a feature but we keep the wind direction from a southerly, so that milder flow stays with us. those temperatures are widely going to sit in the mid to high teens over the next few days. so on saturday, we'll have some outbreaks of showery rain through northern ireland, pushing out of northern england into southern scotland and weakening just a touch. at the same time, we'll start to see showers, some of them heavy and thundery, gathering into the south—west. but sandwiched in between the two, that's

mike bushell has been to dorset to find out more.n 2019 by another runner, who needed four attempts and a helping hand to get under the finish line. a moment that went viral across the world. as a result, doctor simon phillips is taking no chances this time, practising his finish and getting some top tips from the previous occupant how to do via zoom. it from the previous occupant how to do via zoom. , ., via zoom. it turns out the costume was a lot harder _ via zoom. it turns out the costume was a lot harder than _ via zoom. it turns out the costume was a lot harder than i _ via zoom. it turns out the costume was a lot harder than i realise, - via zoom. it turns out the costume was a lot harder than i realise, so l was a lot harder than i realise, so i hope your knees are quite bendy. get ready for it, then down nice and low, and get crawling. you'll get under it. it low, and get crawling. you'll get under it. , ., ., low, and get crawling. you'll get underit. ., . ., under it. it is a real challenge. it is uuite under it. it is a r

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we also heard from the conservative mp in dorset, one conservative mp who said it will be very difficultnjeremy hunt's own constituency party chairman, shaun donovan smith, speaking on bbc radio surrey today said it will be disingenuous of me to put a positive spin on where we are right now. everyone concede that it is a challenging situation we are in, largely the creation of liz truss and the challenge is to see if we can reverse it. let's hear what liz truss had to say when she spoke to journalists at her news conference. she was asked why if the chancellor had to go she could stay. my conviction this country needs to go for growth is rooted in my personal experience. i know what it's like to grow up somewhere that isn't feeling the benefits of growth. i saw what that meant, and i'm not prepared to accept that for our country. i want a country where people can get good jobs, new businesses can set up and families can afford an even better life. that's why, from day one, i've been ambitious for growth. since the 2008 financial crisis, the potential of this great country has been held b

the day for many, it is all about if you sketch we'll start to see some rain pushing in along that dorsettake its time in doing so. so enjoy the sunshine and the warmth as well. not too bad in terms of the feel of the weather, particularly across england and wales, 16 to 18 degrees, a little bit fresher further north, 10 to 13 the high. but we're going to see yet more wet weather arriving from this area of low pressure. it's going to push in through the evening and overnight, rattling through it quite a pace, quite a few isobars once again. so we will see some blustery winds, gale force gusts on exposed coast with the heaviest of the rain likely to be through northern ireland and scotland. but that will be sitting to the far north during the early hours of the morning. and you can see quite a mild start with the trailing weather front down into east anglia, essex and kent. first thing that eases during the morning rush hour. a lot of sunshine is expected once again across england and wales, slowly improving through northern ireland and eastern scotland. but we will continue to see plenty

you this afternoon, but still some spells of hazy sunshine, isolated chance of showers in cambria, dorsetn ireland. temperatures will be on the milder side for the stage in october. a mild night to come, through the night, into tuesday, weatherfronts pushing southwards, a wet start across scotland and northern ireland, two batches of rain working into england and wales through the day, gradually fizzling, brightening up day, gradually fizzling, brightening up through scotland and northern ireland at that rate start. east anglia, south—east, could stay dry throughout. that area of cloud extends back into another system which will bring more widespread wind and rain on wednesday. end of the week looks fairly blustery, back to a mix of sunshine and showers. this is bbc news. i'm luxmy gopal with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. one of the world's worst stadium disasters. at least 174 people have died in a stampede at an indonesian football match after police tear—gassed pitch invaders. translation: i regret this tragedy, i and i hope this is the last tragedy l

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we'll start to see some rain pushing in along that dorset coast down towards devon and cornwall.th as well. not too bad in terms of the feel of the weather, particularly across england and wales, 16 to 18 degrees, a little bit fresher further north, 10 to 13 the high. but we're going to see yet more wet weather arriving from this area of low pressure. it's going to push in through the evening and overnight, rattling through it quite a pace, quite a few isobars once again. so we will see some blustery winds, gale force gusts on exposed coast with the heaviest of the rain likely to be through northern ireland and scotland. but that will be sitting to the far north during the early hours of the morning. and you can see quite a mild start with the trailing weather front down into east anglia, essex and kent. first thing that eases during the morning rush hour. a lot of sunshine is expected once again across england and wales, slowly improving through northern ireland and eastern scotland. but we will continue to see plenty of showers on those exposed north and west facing coasts here

i the ithe east dorset and into parts of the east midlands. there is more to come this weekend. quite an eclectic mix with a little bit of everything. further showers and thunder and some sunshine. it could be windy and it will be warm so a little bit of everything as we go to the next couple of days. this is the story at the moment. plenty of showers but starting to thin and ease away. still some across parts of oxfordshire and into the midlands as well. over the next few hours, they will start to fade away and we will see another line of persistent showers across north wales and into northern ireland. gradually nudging towards the scottish borders. cloudy further north and mild for all of us. look at these temperatures first thing in the morning. it will be a mild start. it will be sunny. not a bad day on saturday for england and wales. it of a nuisance, this rain, and slow—moving as it ages up to the scottish borders. cloudy with sunshine behind. plenty of sharp showers into the south—west later on. top temperatures still pretty warm. 17—18, may be 19. then it is all change a

you this afternoon, but still some spells of hazy sunshine, isolated chance of showers in cumbria, dorsetscotland, turning heavy through the afternoon, across parts of northern ireland. temperatures will be on the milder side for this stage in october. a mild night to come, through the night, into tuesday, weather fronts pushing southwards, a wet start across scotland and northern ireland, two batches of rain working into england and wales through the day, gradually fizzling, brightening up through scotland and northern ireland. east anglia, south—east, could stay dry throughout. that area of cloud extends back into another system which will bring more widespread wind and rain on wednesday. end of the week looks fairly blustery, back to a mix of sunshine and showers. this is bbc news, i'm luxmy gopal, and these are the latest headlines. britain's prime minister admits to the bbc that she should have laid the ground better for announcements that sparked chaos on the financial markets and divisions in her own party. i do stand by the package we announced, and i stand by the fact that we ann

the heaviest of the rain moving up through dorset across the midlands, and in fact there was over ano develop now. however, eastern england, lots of blue sky and sunshine, and temperatures peaked at 20 degrees. a beautiful opportunity for getting out and enjoying some of the gorgeous autumn colour that we have. the start of the weekend quite promising with this bump of high pressure, but the second half of the weekend sees this low developing, moving in and bringing further outbreaks of rain. once again, the winds will become a feature, but we keep the wind direction from a southerly, so that milder flow stays with us. those temperatures are widely going to sit in the mid to high teens over the next few days. so on saturday, we'll have some outbreaks of showery rain through northern ireland pushing out of northern england into southern scotland and weakening just a touch. at the same time, we will start to see showers, some of them heavy and thundery, gathering to the south—west. but sandwiched in between the two, that's where the best of the sunshine is likely to be, and temperature

friday brought heavy rain for some, the heaviest moving up through dorset and across the midlands, andfordshire throughout the day, so muddy fields starting to develop now. however, eastern england lots of blue sky, temperatures peaking at 20 degrees. a beautiful opportunity for getting out and enjoying some of the gorgeous autumn colours that we have. for the start of the weekend, promising, this bump of high pressure, but the second half of the weekend sees the low developing, moving in and bringing further outbreaks of rain once again. the winds will become a feature, but we keep the wind direction from a southern area, so the milder flow stays with us. temperatures widely are going to sit in the mid to high teens over the next few days. saturday, outbreaks of showery rain through northern ireland, pushing out to northern england into southern scotland and beginning attached. at the same time, we will start to see showers, some of them heavy and thundery to the south—west. sandwiched in between the two, the best of the sunshine will be there and temperatures again peaking at 18—19 d

respond to any responsible action and will not hesitate to defend the interests of the iranian nation. dorset jibari has the reaction from wrong voices coming out of various levels of government has been one of denial about the fact that the accusations being put forth against officials here selling these suicide drones that are known as shy, had $136.00 that are manufactured in or on the waiting officials over and over again, including the iranian foreign minister. have said that the are absolutely false, and they are politically motivated accusations. now, we also heard from the iranian president, ever he racy who was speaking at an event in the capital earlier on saturday, on the occasion of the national day of exports to use the patient to touch on the subject of how he's been approach during his travels overseas, over the past year by various other various people asking about purchasing military equipment from iran that's listening to what he had to say. that's not a gun database, your act, your shorter and the leaders of other countries meet with me. they ask me what around cell, it's m

over an inch of rain in oxfordshire, moving up to dorset and into parts of the east midlands.and thunder and some sunshine. it could be windy and it will be warm so a little bit of everything as we go to the next couple of days. this is the story at the moment. plenty of showers but starting to thin and ease away. still some across parts of oxfordshire and into the midlands as well. over the next few hours, they will start to fade away and we will see another line of persistent showers across north wales and into northern ireland. gradually nudging towards the scottish borders. cloudy further north and mild for all of us. look at these temperatures first thing in the morning. it will be a mild start. it will be sunny. not a bad day on saturday for england and wales. it of a nuisance, this rain, and slow—moving as it

ensure non proliferation, whether these warnings will have the desired outcome remains to be seen. dorset jabari al jazeera vienna. hi katara gears up to host what was 2022 woke up in less than 2 months. artists from 65 countries are in its capital to showcase their work . many are taking the opportunity to connect and collaborate on a global level thought high that reports from the study or basi is teaching a collage master class. the uranium is one to 307 or 60 flown in from around the world to participate in catholic biggest thoughts festival. it's one of several ambitious cultural projects planned in the lead up to the fif of world comp and of ember. this festival is creating a very big platform for most of the audience, because this time we have not only artists, we have collectors, historians, designers, every piece will create a very unique because this is the latest series by george, you use the renowned russian artist pi, need a painting technique using ultraviolet reactive pigment giving it's a varied look in both light and dog. each lay doyle on canvas takes up to 4 years to dr

isolated chance of a shower in cumbria, maybe across devon, cornwall and dorset.oss parts of northern ireland where it'll become more extensive later in the day. it's a southerly wind, so temperatures will be on the milder side for this stage in october and a mild night to come then through the night and into tuesday. weatherfronts pushing their way southwards. a wet start across parts of scotland, northern ireland, but basically two batches of rain working their way into england and wales through the day and gradually fizzling. brightening up through scotland, northern ireland on tuesday, after that wet start. east anglia, the south east could stay dry throughout with temperatures around 20 or 21 degrees, but that area extends back into another system, which will bring more widespread wind and rain on wednesday. and the end of the week looks fairly blustery and it's back to a mix of sunshine and showers. see you soon. this is bbc news. i'm luxmy gopal and these are the headlines: one of the world's worst stadium disasters. at least 174 people have died in a stamp

sunshine, but overall a lot more cloud around on monday, maybe the odd shower in devon, cornwall, dorsetrthern ireland, and a strengthening breeze, too. hello. this is bbc news. i'm luxmy gopal and these are the headlines. one of the world's worst stadium disasters. at least 125 people have died in a stampede at an indonesian football match after police tear—gassed pitch invaders. britain's prime minister admits to the bbc that she should have laid the ground better for announcements that sparked chaos on the financial markets and divisions in her own party. king charles will now not be at next month's climate change conference in egypt following reports that prime minister liz truss "ordered" him not to attend. brazilians have begun voting in the first round of an election which has seen a bitter campaign between past and present presidents. and kenya's amos kipruto crosses the finish line to win the men's elite london marathon with an unofficial time of two hours, four minutes and 38 seconds. now a bbc news special programme... uk financial turmoil. hello and welcome to this special pr

isolated chance of a shower in cumbria, maybe across devon, cornwall and dorset.tland, turning heavier through the afternoon. same, too, across parts of northern ireland where it'll become more extensive later in the day. it's a southerly wind, so temperatures will be on the milder side for this stage in october and a mild night to come then through the night and into tuesday, weatherfronts pushing their way southwards. a wet start across parts of scotland, northern ireland, but basically two batches of rain working their way into england and wales through the day and gradually fizzling. brightening up through scotland, northern ireland on tuesday. after that wet start. east anglia, the south east could stay dry throughout with temperatures around 20 or 21 degrees, but that area extends back into another system, which will bring more widespread wind and rain on wednesday. and the end of the week looks fairly blustery and it's back to a mix of sunshine and showers. see you soon. this is bbc news, i'm luxmy gopal, and these are the latest headlines for viewers in th

sunshine, but overall a lot more cloud around on monday, maybe the odd shower in devon, cornwall, dorsets bbc news. i'm luxmy gopal and these are the headlines. one of the world's worst stadium disasters. at least 174 people have died in a stampede at an indonesian football match after police tear—gassed pitch invaders. britain's prime minister admits to the bbc that she should have laid the ground better for announcements that sparked chaos on the financial markets. king charles will now not be at next month's climate change conference in egypt following reports that prime minister liz truss "ordered" him not to attend. a man has been charged with the murder of nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel, who was shot in her home in liverpool in august. the ukrainian flag flies once again in a key town in the donetsk region — just a day after moscow claimed the territory would be russian forever. and...brazil goes to the polls today in the first round of an election which has seen a bitter campaign between past and present presidents.

by the end of the afternoon, the winds will strengthen, we'll see rain pushing and along the dorset coast doing so. so enjoy the sunshine. and the warmth as well. not too bad in terms of the feeling of the weather particular across england and wales. 16-18. particular across england and wales. 16—18. fresherfurther north, 10—13. we will see more wet weather arriving from this area of no pressure. it will push into the evening and overnight, rattling through at quite a pace, quite a few isobars once again, so we will see some blustery winds, gale force, on exposed coasts, with the heaviest likely to be through northern ireland and scotland, but that will be sitting to the far north during the early hours of the morning. you can see quite a mild start with a trailing weather front down into east anglia, essex and kent first thing. that's due in the morning rush hour and a lot of sunshine expected once again across england and wales. slowly improving through northern ireland in eastern scotland but we will continue to see plenty of showers on those exposed north and west facing coast here, s

the heaviest of the rain moving up through dorset across the midlands and, in fact, there was over and, lots of blue sky and sunshine and temperatures peaked at 20 degrees. it was a beautiful opportunity for getting out and enjoying some of the gorgeous autumn colour that we have. the start of the weekend quite promising with this little bump of high pressure but the second half of the weekend sees this low developing, moving in and bringing further outbreaks of rain. once again, the winds will become a feature but we keep the wind direction from a southerly, so that milder flow stays with us. those temperatures are widely going to sit in the mid to high teens over the next few days. so on saturday, we'll have some outbreaks of showery rain through northern ireland, pushing out of northern england into southern scotland and weakening just a touch. at the same time, we'll start to see showers, some of them heavy and thundery, gathering into the south—west. but sandwiched in between the two, that's where the best of the sunshine is likely to be, and temperatures again peaking at 18—19 d

find dorset on the shelf feel never be on tv.e never met a liberal that works at fox that did not say this is the most wonderful place of ever worked. because we do tolerate. yes we have discussions on the air and have it out but at the end of the day i can ask them about their kids and their life in a will compliment me on the book. it can exist if you foster an environment that exist in our environment at fox is shared value that america is a good country. [applause] after that you can figure the rest out. >> thank you so much for both of you to be here. i have three y millennial kids that have not had kids yet. do you have a suggestion as to how we can communicate besides just giving them the book? it is a two-part question because i would like to be able to communicate that to two of the couples of my kids who are trying to have kids , to look at this but the other side is what can we do in the audience to help this movement? >> i talked to a gal last week you have the same question. she wasn't sure she was going to get him t

we'll start to see some rain pushing in along that dorset coast down towards devon and cornwall. in doing so. so enjoy the sunshine and the warmth as well. not too bad in terms of the feel of the weather, particularly across england and wales, 16 to 18 degrees, a little bit fresher further north, 10 to 13 the high. but we're going to see yet more wet weather arriving from this area of low pressure. it's going to push in through the evening and overnight, rattling through it quite a pace, quite a few isobars once again. so we will see some blustery winds, gale force gusts on exposed coast with the heaviest of the rain likely to be through northern ireland and scotland. but that will be sitting to the far north during the early hours of the morning. and you can see quite a mild start with the trailing weather front down into east anglia, essex and kent. first thing that eases during the morning rush hour. a lot of sunshine is expected once again across england and wales, slowly improving through northern ireland and eastern scotland. but we will continue to see plenty of showers on

an isolated chance of a shower in cumbria, maybe across devon, cornwall and dorset.d a mild night to come, then, through the night and into tuesday. weatherfronts pushing their way southwards. a wet start across parts of scotland, northern ireland, but basically two batches of rain working their way into england and wales through the day and gradually fizzling. brightening up through scotland, northern ireland on tuesday after that wet start. east anglia, the south east could stay dry throughout with temperatures around 20 or 21 degrees, but that area extends back into another system, which will bring more widespread wind and rain on wednesday. and the end of the week looks fairly blustery and it's back to a mix of sunshine and showers. see you soon. this is bbc news broadcasting in the uk and around the globe. i'm luxmy gopal and these are the latest headlines. one of the world's worst stadium disasters. at least 174 people have died in a stampede at an indonesian football match after police tear—gassed pitch invaders. i regret this tragedy and i hope this is the la

at union movement turned around and dorset's first ever president of candidate 1976.the teachers unions had half the delegates to the 70 jimmy carter. when jimmy carter was elected president turned around and gave a gift to those very same powerful teachers unions and the nea and the aft openly bragged at that moment there would be no department of education without the teachers union. from the very beginning that apartment has been a creation of the teachers unions and politically they have tried to make it impossible for people to understand that to get rid of it because your anti- education. which was a problem so many other weak kneed senators and congressmen of that era who would be willing to make that move. i hope you're at a point because of how corrupt the unions are especially after covid that being against something like the department of education can be decoupled from being against itcation they have corrupted so much they have created an opportunity to exposebe it. parks we have time for one last question i'm sorry will go over here. >> thank you. my gra

the heaviest of the rain moving up through dorset across the midlands and, in fact, there was over an beautiful opportunity for getting out and enjoying some of the gorgeous autumn colour that we have. the start of the weekend quite promising with this little bump of high pressure but the second half of the weekend sees this low developing, moving in and bringing further outbreaks of rain. once again, the winds will become a feature but we keep the wind direction from a southerly, so that milder flow stays with us. those temperatures are widely going to sit in the mid to high teens over the next few days. so on saturday, we'll have some outbreaks of showery rain through northern ireland, pushing out of northern england into southern scotland and weakening just a touch. at the same time, we'll start to see showers, some of them heavy and thundery, gathering into the south—west. but sandwiched in between the two, that's where the best of the sunshine is likely to be, and temperatures again peaking at 18—19 degrees with that sunshine. it'll feel very pleasant. into sunday — here's that l

the heaviest of the rain moving up through dorset across the midlands, and in fact there was over an peaked at 20 degrees. a beautiful opportunity for getting out and enjoying some of the gorgeous autumn colour that we have. the start of the weekend quite promising with this bump of high pressure, but the second half of the weekend sees this low developing, moving in and bringing further outbreaks of rain. once again the winds will become a feature, but we keep the wind direction from a southerly, so that milder flow stays with us. those temperatures are widely going to sit in the mid to high teens over the next few days. so on saturday we'll have some outbreaks of showery rain through northern ireland pushing out of northern england into southern scotland and weakening just a touch. at the same time we will start to see showers, some of them heavy and thundery, gathering to the south—west. but sandwiched in between the two, that's where the best of the sunshine is likely to be, and temperatures again peaking at 18—19 degrees with that sunshine, it will feel very pleasant. into sunda

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sir ed daveyjoins us from dorset. good morning to you.oing _ to see happen? well, first of all, i think there is going to _ to see happen? well, first of all, i think there is going to have i to see happen? well, first of all, i think there is going to have to i to see happen? well, first of all, i think there is going to have to be l to see happen? well, first of all, i | think there is going to have to be a general election. the prime minister has trashed the economy. she has put hundreds of pounds on people's mortgages, and she has lost all credibility, but i don't think it is just the prime minister that is the problem anymore, i think it is the whole conservative party. they can't agree, and therefore i think they all need to go, and that is why the liberal democrats want a general election. t liberal democrats want a general election. , , , .,, , election. i suppose the problem is, thou~h, election. i suppose the problem is, though. as — election. i suppose the problem is, though, as things _ election. i suppose the problem is, thou

this morning simon hoare, conservative mp for north dorset, said that prime minister liz truss may onlys or days in office. one can say hand on heart today that there is if this was a career review, an employer sitting in front of a person looking at performance and outcomes etc, the score looking very good. i'm a glass half-full sort of person, - looking very good. i'm a glass half-full sort of person, can i looking very good. i'm a glass half-full sort of person, can it looking very good. i'm a glass i half-full sort of person, can it be half—full sort of person, can it be turned in? yes. buti half—full sort of person, can it be turned in? yes. but i think there is about 12 hours to do it. i think today and tomorrow are crunch days. i have never known... i have only been an mp for seven years, but a growing sense of pessimism in all wings of the tory party. usually it is one or the other, but to have it across the party should be ringing alarm bells in both number ten and number 11. the conservative mp crispin blunt spoke to the today programme on radio four this morning and castigate

i've been to dorset to find out more. getting ready to chime again at the london marathon.ish line. a moment that went viral across the world. and a result, doctor simon phillips is taking no chances this time, practising his finish and getting top tips from the previous occupant on how to do it via zoom. it previous occupant on how to do it via zoom. , ., via zoom. it turns out the costume of a lot taller _ via zoom. it turns out the costume of a lot taller than _ via zoom. it turns out the costume of a lot taller than i _ via zoom. it turns out the costume of a lot taller than i expected - via zoom. it turns out the costume of a lot taller than i expected or i of a lot taller than i expected or realised, so i hope your knees are white ending. be ready, bend down nice and slow and get crawling, get under it. it nice and slow and get crawling, get under it. , . . nice and slow and get crawling, get under it. , ., ., . ., under it. it is a real challenge. it is liuht, under it. it is a real challenge. it is light. but _ under it. it is a real challenge. it is light, but bulk

let's first here first those comments from simon hoare, the conservative mp for north dorset who saidere is about 12 hours to do it. i think today and tomorrow are crunch days. i have never known, 0k think today and tomorrow are crunch days. i have never known, ok i have only been an mp for seven years, but a growing sense of pessimism in all wings of the tory party. usually it is one or the other, but to have it across the party should be bringing alarm bells in both number ten and number 11. number11. the conservative mp crispin blunt spoke to the today programme on radio four this morning and castigated the prime minister. wholly untenable and that she doesn't understand that then i would be astonished, but one of the qualities she has shown is a lack of self—knowledge through this whole process because it ought to have been clear that she did not have the capacity to lead our party and i don't think she should have put herself up for the leadership in the first place. all of that has now been confirmed. its plain what is required. we need to effect a change, frankly today, in orde

isolated chance of a shower in cumbria, maybe across devon, cornwall and dorset.nd on tuesday. after that wet start. east anglia, the south east, could stay dry throughout with temperatures around 20 or 21 degrees, but that area of cloud extends back into another system, which will bring more widespread wind and rain on wednesday. and the end of the week looks fairly blustery and it's back to a mix of sunshine and showers. see you soon. this is bbc news. i'm luxmy gopal and these are the headlines. one of the world's worst stadium disasters. at least 174 people have died in a stampede at an indonesian football match after police tear—gassed pitch invaders. britain's prime minister admits to the bbc that she should have laid the ground better ahead of the government's mini budget announcement which sparked a week of chaos on the financial markets. king charles will now not be at next month's climate change conference in egypt following reports that prime minister liz truss "ordered" him not to attend.