daniela relph, bbc news. we will have more on these commemorations in business today.king the transition to a civilian career is extremely challenging. we will be looking at that in detail later. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. looking at cop29. esme stallard is there. it is all kicking off. this is called the finance cop. tell us about expectations? cop. tell us about exectations? , ., , cop. tell us about exectations? , ., expectations? delegates and -ress expectations? delegates and ress are expectations? delegates and press are arriving _ expectations? delegates and press are arriving and - expectations? delegates and press are arriving and it - expectations? delegates and j press are arriving and it feels like something is happening today. the first day of the conference is all about the agenda so countries have to agree what they are going to talk about and we are expecting a potentialfight talk about and we are expecting a potential fight on that issue last minute china sought to add an additional item around trade and they are concerned ab

daniela relph, bbc news, cape town.a female student for reportedly stripping in protest at the countries strict dress code. she was seen in social media walking around in underwear outside tehran university. many iranian women have discarded headscarves in protest. china says a 3—person crew has returned to earth after more than six months on a space station. they completed the longest space work for china totalling eight hours and bashing has put billions of dollars into the space programme over the past decade in an effort to catch up with the us and europe. here in the uk, queen camilla is to feature in a new documentary, highlighting the plight of domestic and sexual abuse survivors. the programme, which is due to air on itv next week, follows her majesty as she continues to raise awareness about the issue she's been campaigning on for more than a decade. our culture reporter noor nanji reports. i'm going to introducel you to the service user that i've been working with. her name is natalie. the queen meeting natali

daniela relph, bbc news, the cenotaph.to know you are honouring your loved one and what they did. just being present here is so meaningfulfor so many on a day when they are being honoured. daniela relph, bbc news, the cenotaph. turning now to the us, where republicans have control of both the white house and the senate after tuesday�*s election. now the race is on for who will take the place of mitch mcconnell to lead the republican majority in the senate. while donald trump has not made an endorsement, on sunday he weighed in on the race on x, saying "any republican senator seeking the coveted leadership position in the united states senate must agree to recess appointments without which we will not be able to get people confirmed in a timely manner." recess appointments allow the us president to filljudicial vacancies there are several foreign policy issues waiting in his inbox, with the wars in the middle east and ukraine topping the list. we mentioned earlier that the president—elect has spoken with israeli prime minis

daniela relph, bbc news, cape town. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood.ntinue with a fair bit of cloud around. it will be dry for most of us but there will be some drizzle in the forecast and also some mist and fog patches. it's going to remain mild, but it looks like we will start to see a bit of a change coming our way on sunday at least. this afternoon, though, a lot of cloud around, some brighter breaks, the best of which will be in the north and the west. we could see less reliable and occasional breaks a bit further east too, and it's going to be a breezy day. a mild one for the time of year, temperatures 12—15 degrees, but round the moray firth, in any sunshine, we could see 17 or 18 as our maximum today. now through this evening and overnight we hang on to a lot of cloud, some mist, some fog, some clearance in the sky again in the north and the west. and it is going to be breezy. and that cloud thick enough for some drizzle or some patchy light rain coming in to the outer hebrides. temperatures falling away, between 8 and 12 degrees. normally at t

daniela relph, bbc news, the cenotaph.ne hundred thousand people joined protests over authorities�* handling of floods that killed more than 200 people. an estimated 130,000 people came out for the protest in the mood was one of anger, furious at the local authorities because of the way they responded to the tragedy of october 29. responded to the tragedy of october29. in responded to the tragedy of october 29. in particular this protest were direct in their rage at the regional government of valencia, and the regional president carlos masson, protesters believing that the regional authorities were too slow to respond to spain now — where valencia�*s regional government says resignations are "not an option" after more than one hundred thousand people joined protests over authorities�* handling of floods that killed more than 200 an estimated 130,000 people came out for the protest in the mood was one of anger, furious at the local authorities to the tragedy of responded to the tragedy of october 29. in their protest werejd

daniela relph, bbc news, the cenotaph.. other winners on the night include sabrina carpenter, raye and tyla. the host of the awards, singer rita ora, paid a emotional tribute to liam payne, a former member of the british band one direction, who died in october. she said: "he brought so much joy to every room he walked into, and he left such a mark on this world." that�*s all for now. stay with bbc news. back shortly on business today. see you soon. hello there. finally some brighter weather to enjoy for this week, certainly for the first half of the week, it�*s looking sunny. cool at times with the clear skies and light wind will see a return to overnight frost and fog. by the end of the week, for next weekend, it will be turning much colder with arctic air pushing southwards across all areas, this new area of high pressure building from the west bringing a different air mass, a drier air mass to start on monday, armistice day. it will stay chilly continues but dry with a lot of sunshine. the sunshine continues into the af

daniela relph, bbc news, the cenotaph. the national service of remembrance.rs in baku, in azerbaijan. these huge un summits are when the world comes together to try to agree how to tackle climate change. virtually every country will be represented. this year is projected to be the first when average temperatures pass the symbolic threshold of 1.5 celsius higher than before the industrial revolution, and the age of greenhouse gases. 0ur climate editor, justin rowlatt, is in baku. archive: a veritable city of steel... - baku was the birthplace of the modern oil industry. the first oil wells were dug here more than 150 years ago. but as baku prepares to host the world's biggest climate conference, there are challenges ahead. donald trump, the us president—elect, is sceptical of climate action. my plan will terminate the green new deal, which i call the green new scam. greatest scam in history, probably. he's said he'll pull the us out of the key part of the un talks. the us has sent a negotiating team, but when trump takes office injanuary, he can overturn any p

daniela relph, bbc news, the cenotaph. the national service of remembrance.a shooting in south—east london. police were called at around 10am on sunday to reports of gunfire in sydenham. emergency services attended and found a man with bullet injuries who died at the scene. a woman was also found with gunshot wounds to her legs and has been taken to hospital. also in south london, a man in his 60s has been arrested following a fatal stabbing. a number of people were attacked in walworth on sunday morning according to police. three people were found with injuries, and one man died at the scene. the condition of the injured isn't known. here in the uk, leading pub and restaurant chains have warned the chancellor, rachel reeves, that tax rises announced in the budget will "unquestionably" lead to job losses and the closure of small businesses. from april, the rate employers pay in national insurance will rise from 13.8% to 15%, while the threshold at which they start paying the tax on each employee's salary will be reduced from £9,100 per year to £5,000. more fr

daniela relph, bbc news, ocean view, cape town.ician quinchones has died. he was 91. american musician quincy jones has died. he was 91.— has died. he was 91. ladies and gentleman. _ has died. he was 91. ladies and gentleman, mr _ has died. he was 91. ladies and gentleman, mr quincy - has died. he was 91. ladies and gentleman, mr quincy jones. in a gentleman, mr quinchones. in a career that spanned more than 75 years, he worked with frank sinatra, aretha franklin, and most famously michaeljackson. # because this is thriller, thriller night.— # because this is thriller, thriller night. quincy jones produced _ thriller night. quincy jones produced his _ thriller night. quincy jones produced his 1982 - thriller night. quincy jones produced his 1982 album l produced his 1982 album thriller which is the best selling album of all time. they have been lots of tributes today stop nile rodgers said quincy today stop nile rodgers said quinchones was one of the richest —— one of the greatest. sir eltonjohn called him incredible. quincy sir el

daniela relph, bbc news, the cenotaph. the national service of remembrance. manchester's co—op live at manchester's co—op live arena this evening for this year's mtv europe music awards. british pop star rita 0ra is hosting the awards for the third time. after her sellout worldwide tour, taylor swift is up for seven awards, leading the nominations for the second year running. so, who should we be looking out for? here's entertainment journalist, nikki 0nafuye. taylor always dominates. one thing she's going to do, she's going to win. so, i will not be surprised if she doesn't take at least three awards tonight. tyla, she's an incredible artist, she is doing amazing at the moment. she was nominated, and ifeel like she will go home with an award or two. she's got, you know, the nominations, so shejust needs to collect those awards. ayra star, after will actress, she is delving ayra star, afrobeat artist, she is delving into different kinds of genres. she's literally in the bollywood genre now as well, she did a remix with ap dhillon, so that's going really well.

daniela relph, bbc news.s of wales, will attend formal events this weekend. she'll appear alongside king charles at the festival of remembrance, on saturday evening, and at the cenotaph war memorial on sunday morning. they will be the first major royal occasions the princess will attend since she finished chemotherapy treatment. a portrait of the british mathematician, alan turing, has become the first picture by a humanoid robot to be sold at auction. it went for a little over a million dollars — more than five times the pre—sale estimate. the image was produced by a machine named �*a—i—da robot�* which is designed to resemble a woman. it's named after ada lovelace, a 19th century mathematician who's sometimes regarded as the fore—mother of computer programming. let's hear from the artist describing the artwork. my portraits of alan turing in this, the 70th year since his death, are a tribute to one of the most profound thinkers in the history of technology and artificial intelligence. my artwork uses a frac

daniela relph, bbc news.0livia coleman has reacted with joy after receiving a blue peter price. she has reacted with joy as she received a blue peter badge — which if you are watching in the uk you will know all about, whilst her paddington in peru co—star antonio banderas appeared bewildered. take a look as 0livia gets the award from bp presenter shini and attempts to explain its significance to antonio who like many viewers around the world will be unfamiliar with the tradition. 0livia, you'll know about these. a token of our community is the blue peter badge... oh, my! it's happening! oh, my god! and we adore paddington so much... listen, i can't tell you — 50 years i've wanted one of these! oh, my goodness, i'm so excited! the amount of things i sent into blue... oh, look! this is your blue peter badge. please put them on. oh, my god. please. this is the one that you didn't get? this is it, this is it! _ she was just telling me . she never got this, and... every week, i sent into blue peter, never got a b

and a warning that there are flashing images in this report by our senior royal correspondent daniela relphss of wales. just a few weeks after this, she was admitted to hospital and subsequently began treatment for cancer. but buckingham palace has now confirmed that she will attend remembrance events this weekend, one ofjust a handful of public appearances she's made this year. on his visit to south africa this week, the prince of wales has reflected on his wife's diagnosis. he told reporters... i thought it was a very significant intervention, not least because it's not normally the sort of thing we hearfrom the prince of wales, from prince william. i mean, his, you know, his brother obviously has been very vocal about his sort of personal feelings in recent years. prince of wales usuallyjust is, you know, prefers to keep these things to himself. the prince has focussed on his earthshot prize award ceremony while in cape town, but it's been a disruptive year for the entire royal family, with both the princess and the king dealing with a cancer diagnosis. prince william said... ahead of th

daniela relph, bbc news, cape town. that's it from me. mathie was up that's it from me.today. not really going to change very much, but for some expect something a bit brighter this weather. watch for pictures from yesterday showing this flat layer of cloud being pushed over the brecon beacons down the other side, with the air warming up on the other side, mixing with some slightly drier air. the cloud started to break up, so the lee of the mountains and the same sort of things happening today. the cloud can't really get over the mountains of northern scotland. so glorious sunshine here. and it's a similar picture for western parts of wales and to a degree, parts of cumbria and parts of cornwall as well. if the sunshine comes out, it's also feeling pretty pleasant outside, with temperatures as high as 18 degrees in northern scotland, 17 degrees for western areas of wales. if you're stuck underneath the sheet of cloud, which most of us are. temperatures running around 12 c, give or take. and actually the weather feels quite cool. they'll even still be occasional spits of

who lost their lives in the two world wars and other conflicts. 0ur senior royal correspondent daniela relphhe best position on whitehall, many with their own personal connection to events today. my brother served in the army, my grandad did, so it isjust showing my respect really because, without them, we wouldn�*t be here. my dad is actually walking the parade, so it is really nice to watch him and it's a big occasion for him today, so it's a big family day out to watch my dad. the king, head of the armed forces, led the reflection and remembrance, as big ben signalled the start of the two minutes�* silence. big ben strikes the hour. music: last post. the king laid the first wreath in a year that marked the 80th anniversary of the d—day landings. at the cenotaph for the first time as prime minister and party leader, sir keir starmer and kemi badenoch. watching from the balcony of the foreign office, the princess of wales, as she continues her return to public duty. absent was the queen, recovering from a chest infection. around the uk, the country paused to remember. at the heart of rememb

million each, will be awarded to the best environmental innovations. 0ur senior royal correspondent daniela relphteenagers to a game of rugby. he was a bit rusty, he said, but for the young rugby players here, there was no fear. he does well to play a little game with them, to feel welcome and we really earily enjoyed it. did you feel worried about tackling royalty? no, it isjust a little bit of rugby. prince william's south africa visit is focusing on the environment and young people. in townships close to cape town, rugby has helped unite and mentor. it is a giver of hope and it reallyjust inspired all of this country to become better than they thought they could be. 0k, he is obviously very nimble. he played in the second row, he claims, but i would assume that he would have been part of the backline. he looks more like a back to me. with the post match selfies, the prince was a big draw. today was about capturing the energy and positivity of young people in a community that faces challenges. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. thank goodness it is autumn because i am relying o

here's our senior royal correspondent daniela relph. remembrance sunday service at the cenotaph. a full show of the most senior members of the royal family, including the princess of wales. just a few weeks after this, she was admitted to hospital and subsequently began treatment for cancer. but buckingham palace has now confirmed that she will attend remembrance events this weekend, one ofjust a handful of public appearances she's made this year. on his visit to south africa this week, the prince of wales has reflected on his wife's diagnosis. he told reporters, "it's been dreadful. it's probably been the hardest year in my life, so trying to keep everything on track has been really difficult." i thought it was a very significant intervention, not least because it's not normally the sort of thing we hear from the prince of wales, from prince william. i mean, his, you know, his brother obviously has been very vocal about his sort of personal feelings in recent years. prince of wales usuallyjust is, you know, prefers to keep these things

daniela relph has the latest.e. he's been doing that are here. he's been doing that with people who know all about this place, who's spend their time looking after it. that's the conservationist, the park rangers, the young volunteers and firefighters are protected. young people have been another focus for him as well. he had a roundtable discussion with young climate leaders from across south africa and southeast asia. he was pretty direct and made off the cuff remarks. he said, "you are the future and your generation can make a difference." it's very much been that theme about the power of young people that has been part of this visit. tomorrow night, it is his awards ceremony for his earthshot prize. it's being held in a huge ego dome that is reusable, recyclable and will be used again after the event. there's going to be a green carpet instead of a red carpet and everyone is being told to wear something eco—friendly, including prince william himself. we are told this week, all of his wardrobe is sustainable cl

lost their lives in the two world wars and in other conflicts. 0ur senior royal correspondent daniela relphn of the servicemen and women on whitehall. the king led the nation in remembrance, as big ben signalled the start of the two minutes silence. big ben sounds. music: last post. the king laid the first wreath, honoured those whose lives had been lost in conflict. the looking on the princess of wales, as she continues her careful return to public duty. with her, sophie, duchess of edinburgh. queen camilla was not here, she is recovering from a chest infection. at the centre for the first time as prime minister and party leader, kier starmer and kemi badenoch. is a country paused to reflect. remembrance sunday is about those who served. at 104 years old, this was christian lam's first time at the ceremony. a navy veteran who helps with the planning of dj. it was extraordinary, nothing i had been to before was like that. i was pleased to be there to celebrate with other people. 88 years younger was lexie, here with a charity to remember her father. there is so many emotions, there is sadne

from there, our senior royal correspondent daniela relph reports.ontinent and spent - personal for you. i love this continent and spent many l personal for you. i love thisj continent and spent many a personal for you. i love this - continent and spent many a year looking around exploring it and really thrilled to have the reception and the exuberance and energy in this room tonight at earthshot in south africa. i’ee earthshot in south africa. i've heard a lot — earthshot in south africa. i've heard a lot from _ earthshot in south africa. i've heard a lot from you - earthshot in south africa. i've heard a lot from you about hope, optimism, positivity. it's a tough political climate and environment, how can you make sure that the earthshot message lands? everyone wants and optimism _ earthshot message lands? everyone wants and optimism and _ earthshot message lands? everyone wants and optimism and i _ earthshot message lands? everyone wants and optimism and i think- wants and optimism and i think earthshot is about optimism, that's what we here for.

daniela relph, bbc news, cape town.ll been found safe and well. the fourfemales — named winnipeg, dakota, myrtle and alma — went missing at amazon world zoo on friday. three of them were found on the zoo's grounds by monday but the fourth held out for a couple more days. the zoo said the raccoons are now in a temporary home while their enclosure roof is repaired. there was a hole in the roof, that is how they got out, maybe. here's carol. it has been very grey and very quiet, in terms of weather. absolutely right. good morning. high pressure has dominated, keeping things very quiet and stagnant and very mild. in fact at midnight last night the temperature in the north—west of scotland was 17 degrees. at the moment 16.9. the average at this time of year is between two and three so mild by night and by day. but i suggested, cloudy. mostly drying, because the cloudy. mostly drying, because the cloud is thick enough to produce drizzle. today is very similar to the past days in that it will be cloudy with some fog and a lot