much ofjapan continues to be battered by strong winds and torrential rain, after typhoon shanshan madedfall on the island of kyushu on thursday. it is the strongest typhoon to hit the country in almost 65 years. it has now been downgraded to a tropical storm. at least four people have been killed and up to five million have been ordered to leave their homes. the storm is expected to hit tokyo this weekend. and torrential rain, after typhoon shanshan made landfall it's a typhoon like nothing the people on this southern island of kyushu have ever seen before. the strongest to hit japan in decades, bringing devastating damage. the rains started lashing japan before the typhoon even hit and have kept coming. some parts have had more than two months of rain injust 72 hours, leading to fears that rivers could overflow. millions have been put on standby to leave their homes because of the risk of landslides. three family members died when their house was swept away by a landslide. with widespread power cuts, people are struggling injapan�*s hot and humid summer. some of the wind has been knoc

at least four people have been killed and more than 80 injured since typhoon shanshan hit.power. understandably there is a high level of concern. translation: this typhoon j is scary in terms of disaster. we're getting a large amount of rain, so i don't know what will happen going forward. i really hope everyone will stay safe. the typhoon has changed its course frequently and stayed in the area for a long time, so the amount of rain has increased dramatically. that's what i'm concerned about. now to a round—the—world cruise ship that has been stranded in belfast for three months. the three year trip was supposed to begin at the end of may, but has been delayed by gearbox and rudder problems. some passengers haven't been able to leave belfast at all — and the weather there has come as a bit of a shock. sara girvin has been speaking to passengers. it's billed as the global cruise adventure of a lifetime... this is our only opportunity to live on a ship. ..taking in 425 destinations, including more than 100 tropical islands. but so far, those on board are yet to leave the fir

typhoon shanshan left more than 250—thousand homes without power when it made landfall on the islandcted to travel up towards tokyo this weekend. around a million people have been ordered to evacuate their homes, as the authorities warn that the threat of deadly floods and landslides is increasing. japan airlines cancelled 275 domestic flights on thursday, with more disruption expected into friday. stunning images of the natural world have been shared by the natural history museum as part of its wildlife photographer of the year competition. this jaguar with a caiman in its jaws was captured in the pantanal wetlands in brazil, by british photographer ian ford. this stoat was seen "dancing" over the snow in france. the image was taken by manuel grandio, who called it �*twist and jump'.and a colourful david bowie spider was photographed carrying an egg sack in the cameroon highlands in malaysia. it was taken by lam soon tak. this year's competition received more than 59,000 entries from photographers all over the world. the winners will be announced on the 8th of october. stay with us

million people injapan have been told to evacuate their homes after the country was hit by typhoon shanshan, where kamala harris, the democratic presidential nominee, has given her first major tv interview since replacing joe biden in the race for the white house. the prerecorded interview, alongside her running mate, tim walz, was aired by the american network cnn in the battleground state of georgia. in that interview, ms harris played down claims that she has shifted her stance on key political issues, insisting her values "have not changed". generally speaking, how should voters look at some of the changes you have made, that you have explain some of you, in your policy? is it because you have more experience now and you learn more about the information? is it because you are running for president in

typhoon shanshan has left hundreds of thousands without power after it made landfall on the island ofd with japan airlines cancelled 275 domestic flights on thursday, with more disruption expected into friday. three people from the same family have already been killed in a landslide which buried their home, after the powerful typhoon hit japan. south korea's constitutional court has ruled that the government has not done enough to say how it plans to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050. in what is asia's first such case — the ruling is a partial victory for more than 250 young climate change activists, who named an embryo as their lead plantiff. the court said the government had not outlined how it planned to get to carbon neutrality in the two decades from 2030, and ordered it to work on a scheme. in 2021, south korea made a legally binding commitment to reduce carbon emissions by 5.4% every year from 2023 — a target they have so far failed to meet. stunning images of the natural world have been shared by the natural history museum as part of its wildlife photographer of the ye

that's after typhoon shanshan made landfall on the island of kyushu on thursday.tropical storm. at least four people have been killed, and up five million have been ordered to leave their homes, because of the risk from winds and landslides. on top of that, hundreds of thousands of people remain without power. the storm is expected to hit tokyo this weekend. jean mackenzie reports : it isa it is a typhoon like nothing the people on this island have ever seen before. the strongest to hit japan in decades. bringing devastating damage. the rain started lashing japan before the typhoon even hit. and have kept coming. some parts have had more than two months of rain injust 72 hours. leading to fears that rivers could overflow. millions have been put on standby to leave their homes because of the risk of landslides. three family members died when their house was swept away by a landslide. with widespread power cuts, people are struggling injapan's hot and humid summer. some of the wind has been knocked out of the storm since it hit. but what is making this typhoon so un

. >> meantime, a severe weather conditions from typhoon shanshan in japan. cars plane after plane to abort landings as a the approach the runway at an airport. this powerful storm made landfall on japan's southern main island thursday morning, killing at least 3 people. it is since weakened off the northern coast. laurence tracking the storm at the weather that is scary. can you imagine being a passenger on one of those planes coming in their senior plane? this kind of shaking around when that would be very, very scary. but the storm extremely dangerous. former hurricane now just a depression. but >> it's got a long way to go before it is all said and came onto the equivalent of a category one. of course, that part of the world they call thai food. we call them hurricanes. but you can see it's been a slow moving system, just grinding its way all the way up from southern japan. in fact, some places now over 30 inches of rain. iso, one place 34 inches of rain from that storm. so they've seen massive flooding, landslides, all kinds of problems in the problem. t

at least four people have been killed and more than 80 injured since typhoon shanshan hit.ndably, there's lots of concern from people living there. translation: this typhoon j is scary in terms of disaster. we're getting a large amount of rain, so i don't know what will happen going forward. i really hope everyone will stay safe. the typhoon has changed its course frequently and stayed in the area for a long time, so the amount of rain has increased dramatically. that's what i'm concerned about. a ukrainian pilot has died after one of the f—16 warplanes that ukraine received from its western partners crashed. ukraine's army confirmed the incident. the fighter jet went down on monday during a major russian missile and drone attack. the ukrainian defence forces do not believe pilot error was behind the incident. to the uk now and here, the grieving mother of a teenage girl who was murdered in a frenzied knife attack in northumberland in 2023, has told a court her "beautiful girl was cruelly taken away." on thursday, a jury found a 17—year—old boy, whom we can't name because o

typhoon shanshan is heading for the island of kyushu in southwestern japan.rities have issued emergency alerts for the area, warning of high waves and unusually violent storms. there are currently fewer than 100 spaces left in men's prisons in england and wales — that's according to research by the bbc. yesterday, the prime minister said the government had to "check the precise number of prison places" every day during the recent disorder in parts of the uk. our reporter will vernon has more. it's no secret that britain's prisons are already overcrowded. government ministers have been warning for some time that the number of available cells is dangerously low. but now it's understood there are fewer than 100 spaces left for male inmates in england and wales. that could mean big trouble ahead for the entire justice system. what that will result in is the police and wider criminal justice system potentially grinding to a halt. because the police will have nowhere to transfer prisoners they detain into our custody because there will be no space. as of last frida

at least four people have been killed and more than 80 injured since typhoon shanshan hit.'s making? the typhoon hit land on japan on _ it's making? the typhoon hit land on japan on thursday i land onjapan on thursday morning, it's the strongest typhoon to have hitjapan in almost 65 years. but it has been weakening since it hit land. first the authorities issued the highest level of emergency warning they have, really quite rare. they've been downgraded now. but it's still causing devastation. that's because it is bringing with this enormous amount of rain, even to areas that haven't been hit by the typhoon itself. so kyushu got two months' worth of rain in 72 hours. so millions of people have been told to leave their homes. even in parts of the country where the typhoon is not predicted to hit, and that's because the risk of landslides, because of this torrential rain, is just so great. and then you have these widespread power outrages, so 100,000 people in kyushu are currently without power. and it's summer injapan at the moment, it's very hot, very humid, not having powe

tropical storm shanshan is continuing to cause disruption across japan.reported record rainfall, triggering floods — with more rain expected. thousands of homes have lost power supplies, and dozens of internal flights have been cancelled, with train services also affected. a service helping people with disabilities and limited mobility to get out—and—about for some fresh air has been described by those who use it as a "lifeline". volunteers at cycling without age in portsmouth — in the south of england — use trikes to help people enjoy the outdoors. our reporter michele cross has more. music plays. it can be a very long day when you're indoors on your own with nobody to talk to. it can be soul destroying. for nicholas, this service is a lifeline. music plays. i'm totally blind and about six years ago i had have emergency brain surgery, which means i have very little ability in walking, i have to use a frame or a wheelchair. so unless somebody pushes the wheelchair, i'm stuck indoors. music plays. cycling without age set up in portsmouth and hayling island

. >> well, just to the south, ot shanshan out there near guam, just spinning around and that typhoon likely to take aim as we head toward japan early in the next week. all right. let's get you back out the west and we've got some clouds rolling on in right now. how about that? they've made all the way inside the bay. this is looking for the berkeley hills out over the bay right now. so you're starting to see that marine layer deepen outside and that means we're going change the weather. we felt today's numbers really started to back off as much as leonard is cooler around parts of the bay area. now we got this guy kind of knocking on the door here. how about that? we've got a real cold front coming out of the gulf of alaska in august. that is very, very unusual to see a cold system coming in. not going to be a big system by any means not by the time it gets here. but there's a chance it could bring some rain. we'll talk more about that in the rescue forecast. coming up a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. >> workers in san francisco are rallying for higher pay an extra resources to do

is expected to become a tropical we'll storm at some point on monday we are also tracking typhoon shanshans it moves through the pacific towards japan. according to the joint typhoon warning center, the storm has sustained winds close to 150 kilometers per hour and is less than 800 kilometers from the japanese coast. shan. shan is expected to grow even stronger before making landfall on wednesday, some parts of japan could see up to 250 millimeters of rain along with high winds and dangerous storm surge well, a stunning turn of events. nasa has deemed the boeing starliner not safe enough to return to astronauts to earth. we'll tell you how they'll get back home. and when people watching and then our world changed tv on the edge from premiers sunday september 22, did nine on cnn the itching and rash of moderate to severe eczema disrupt my skin night and day despite treatment, it's still not under control. >> but now they have revoke a once-daily pill that reduces the edge and helps clear the rash of eczema fast some taking invoke felt significant. it's really this earliest two days. and som

humanitarian aid what japan is dealing with torrential rainfall from what is now tropical depression shanshan authorities urged millions of people to evacuate as it made landfall as a typhoon on thursday the storm is now slowly drifting across the country this weekend. cnn meteorologist chad myers has more on shenzhen's impact so far. and what still lies ahead? >> yes. still raining in places here across parts of japan because the storm just filling refuses to move. it just will not move away. now, what's lost, all of its wind speed, but it hasn't picked up any forward speed. it's not trying to get out of the way. places that have picked up almost a full meter of rainfall just in the past seven days and even occur across parts of the tokyo prefecture. there we are seeing areas that have picked up almost 200 millimeters just in a few hours, those heavy rain bands still coming on shore every once in awhile, not continuously, but every once in a while, a band will come by and then you pick up some very heavy rainfall. and again, not moving until fall. prop probably sunday and monday that's how l

three people have been killed in a landslide as typhoon shanshan, one of the strongest storms to hit southern japan. more than five million people have been told to evacuate their homes. two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder, after a man on a mobility scooter was stabbed to death in east london. 38—year—old jade anthony barnett was found with a stab injury in clapton on wednesday afternoon. he was treated by paramedics but died at the scene. more than 2,000 workers at tata steel's sites in south wales have applied for redundancy. the majority are based at port talbot, where the company plans to close its second blast furnace next month. the first workers to lose theirjobs are expected to leave within weeks. the cost of dealing with england's chronic homelessness problem hit a record high last year, according to new government figures. councils spent over £1 billion to house families in hemfrey accommodation, including more than 150,000 children —— in temporary accommodation. parents are being urged to make sure their children are fully vaccinated against diseases like mea

cities without electricity evacuated more than 5 million people typhoon shanshan advances deep into japander areas of the kursk region, servicemen of the northern group of troops use various modifications of unmanned aerial vehicles to destroy small mobile groups of nationalists. every day, the military goes on a mission. operators of kadze drones survey the line of combat contact and, upon detection of enemy forces, hit targets. they operate day and night. the drones are equipped special cameras for work in the dark. fpv drone operators disable various military equipment, including nato production. they also act against militants in usu in open areas and in shelters. and they destroy strongholds in the forest. the task of observing my calculations is to quickly reveal the enemy, his location, quantity and promptly transmit coordinates, and both to my ftv calculations and to the senior commander, who subsequently takes away from him the defeat of heavy weapons. calculations of jet systems salvo fire, the hail of the west group of troops destroyed combat equipment and manpower of the ukrai

japan is being battered by strong winds and torrential rain after typhoon shanshan hit land.ed and more than five million have been put on standby to leave their homes, because of the risk from high winds and landslides. employees could be given the right to ask to work a four—day week, under government plans to encourage flexible working. our political correspondent, leila nathoojoins us now. good morning. i suppose the key part of that phrase is the right to ask? morning. yes, this is — phrase is the right to ask? morning. yes. this is a _ phrase is the right to ask? morning. yes, this is a billet _ phrase is the right to ask? morning. yes, this is a billet correct - phrase is the right to ask? morning. yes, this is a billet correct or- phrase is the right to ask? morning. yes, this is a billet correct or a - yes, this is a billet correct or a political row about labour poz—mac plans to strengthen workers' rights. it has been a big part of their policy proposal, long time in the making. the tories are going on the attack about this this morning. it gives you a flavour of th