liz hatton died yesterday, aged 17.ame fate. danny savage, bbc news, harrogate. time for a look at the weather. thank you, there were places in the north of scotland that didn't get above freezing, the frost lingered all day long, it was milder out towards the west of the uk, with a fair bit of cloud, that is a sign of things to come because on the satellite picture you can see this stripe of cloud, it has been bringing rain in northern ireland and western scotland, but ahead of this we are going to be drawing in mild air, so through tonight, temperatures in many place also tend to rise, but early on, some frost in eastern parts, some fog across eastern parts, some fog across eastern parts, some fog across eastern parts of england right now but as the breeze picks up a bit through the second half of the night i think that fog should tend to lift. some rain in northern ireland, the north—west of scotland, it will be a windy night here but those temperatures, generally creeping up as the night wears on and 11 for stornowa

he shot 5—under 67 with tyrrell hatton doing the same.ans he will win the race for the sixth time in his career. and that's all the sport for now. back to you, matthew. the european union has said that countries at the cop29 climate summit in azerbaijan are still "way off" agreeing a target for financing efforts to counter climate change. delegates are trying to agree how much richer countries, development lenders and the private sector can provide each year to help developing countries finance the transition to greener energy and protect against extreme weather. held up signs saying, "pay up". climate activists at the baku stadium hosting the conference held up signs saying, "pay up". experts say a deal is needed to provide developing countries with at least a trillion dollars a year by 2030. live now to maria susana muhamad gonzalez — she's the minister of environment and sustainable development for colombia. shejoins me from baku, where cop29 is taking place. i will come to the various questions around finance in a moment but let me st

liz hatton managed to complete many of her professional dreams while undergoing treatment for terminalrtraits of top models, celebrities and royals after her mother she had a bucket list of her wishes online. it has always been my happy place, photography. when i get behind a camera, it is a lot easier to ignore what is going on with the rest of my body. when she was told she had terminal cancer, rear, aggressive, liz hatton decided she would spend her final months doing their thing she left. ., ., ~' left. liz loved taking photographs - left. liz loved taking photographs and - left. liz loved taking photographs and we | left. liz loved taking - photographs and we have left. liz loved taking _ photographs and we have tried, as far— photographs and we have tried, as far as— photographs and we have tried, as far as we can, to make those dreams— as far as we can, to make those dreams come true for her. she only— dreams come true for her. she only has— dreams come true for her. she only has a _ dreams come true for her. she only has a very short time to live — only has a very short time to

he's alongside tyrrell hatton.cilroy wins the year—long points race. thriston lawrence, the south african who is second in the race to dubai standings, is behind mcilroy. he is the only player who can catch the northern irishman. cheering and applause. now to tennis, and jannik sinnerfinished off a perfect group stage at the atp finals with a straight sets win over daniil medvedev, which knocked out his russian rival. world number one sinner had already qualified for the semifinals — that's thanks to alex de minaur beating taylor fritz earlier in the day. victory means sinner tops the group, heading into the semifinals with a perfect three wins from three. so, taylor fritz is also through to the last four after a three—set victory over alex de minaur in his final group game. that means that seventh seed de minaur goes home without winning a single match in on his tournament debut. former manchester united and uruguay striker diego forlan, who's now 45 years old, has played his first professional tennis match. he lo

final round today to take victory, beating a top—class field, including fellow countryman, tyrell hatton's second win on the european tour, and it puts him fifth in the race to dubai standings, with the season—ending tour championship starting on thursday. it hasn't sunk in yet. obviously, i still think i have to do something else will go and play another hole or something because i never let myself think i was over the line at any point. i always knew there was a job to be done and work to be done as i was playing. so it hasn't quite hit me yet. i'm sure it will do later on when i'm having a beer. i bet he will enjoy that, congratulations to him. that's it from me and the sportsday team. there's much more on the bbc sport website, including reports from england's second t20 against west indies. but for now — goodbye. 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 winds. we will see a return to some overnight frost and fog. by the end of the week, for next week

not long after my reassignment officer hatton begin showing the extra attention. he brought me contraband like naked, naked, made sexual comments towards me and would grope me while we were alone in his office. eventually he began repeatedly raping me. he used his power and authority over my body to manipulate and violently abuse me. when i first got to prison as a part of our orientation is made to watch an outdated video on prea. they were never sexual violence from other prisoners but it did that were me about violence mib perpetrated by the people who are paid to protect me. and that it was pretty much last time i have received information about my rights under prea. during my time at tallahassee i had seen what happened to people who'd been abuse and reported it to staff. they were relocated, put in this special housing unit, ever tallied against in ways that made it clear to me that when officer hatton can we best had to do was to keep my mouth shut about his sexual violence. eventually his violence escalated. he got to the point where i feared for my life a

not long after my reassignment officer hatton begin showing the extra attention. he brought me contraband like naked, naked, made sexual comments towards me and would grope me while we were alone in his office. eventually he began repeatedly raping me. he used his power and authority over my body to manipulate and violently abuse me. when i first got to prison as a part of our orientation is made to watch an outdated video on prea. they were never sexual violence from other prisoners but it did that were me about violence mib perpetrated by the people who are paid to protect me. and that it was pretty much last time i have received information about my rights under prea. during my time at tallahassee i had seen what happened to people who'd been abuse and reported it to staff. they were relocated, put in this special housing unit, ever tallied against in ways that made it clear to me that when officer hatton can we best had to do was to keep my mouth shut about his sexual violence. eventually his violence escalated. he got to the point where i feared for my life a

he beat fellow countryman tyrell hatton by two shots with rory mcilroy in a tie for third.dings, with the season—ending tour championship starting on thursday. it has not sunk in yet. 0bviously,. i still think i've got to go and do something else or go and go and play another hole or something, because i kind of never let myself think that i was over the line at any point. i always knew there was a job to be done and work to be done as i was playing. so it hasn't quite hit me yet. i'm sure it will do later on when i'm having a beer. bet he will enjoy that. more on that website including reports from england's second t—20 international against west indies but for now from me it is goodbye. 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 winds. we 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 build

final round to date to take victory beating a top—class field including fellow countrymen terrell hattonr and $1.5 million prize means he is now fifth in the race to device standings with a season—ending tour championship starting on thursday. it season-ending tour championship starting on thursday.— starting on thursday. it hasn't sunk in yet- — starting on thursday. it hasn't sunk in yet. obviously - starting on thursday. it hasn't sunk in yet. obviously i - starting on thursday. it hasn't sunk in yet. obviously i still . sunk in yet. obviously i still think i got to go and do something else or i have to play another hole or something because i can't let myself think i was of the line at any point. i was new there was a job to be done as i was playing. it hasn't quite hit me out and i'm sure it will do later on in having a beer. i bet he will enjoy that, congratulations to him. that's it from me and the team, there is much more on the bbc news sport website including reports from england's second t20 international against west indies but from me for now, it is goodbye. hello, there. hi

he beat fellow countryman tyrell hatton by two shots with rory mcilroy in a tie for third.arting on thursday. i still think i've got to go and do something else or go and go and play another hole or something, because i kind of never let myself think that i was over the line at any point. i always knew there was a job to be done and work to be done as i was playing. so it hasn't quite hit me yet. i'm sure it will do later on when i'm having a beer. i'll probably still be hungover come thursday, but no, i'll be looking forward to next week, actually. it's my home course now. i've got a lot of really good friends there. i can't wait to see them all later on tonight. i'll have a lot of support, and it'll be a real buzz around the place. and i can't wait to go and really enjoy next week now. myles sarpong was competing in white collar boxing — where competitors with little experience fight without head guards. he suffered a cardiac arrest during a match, had a bleed on the brain and spent 10 days in an induced coma. he says he's lucky to be alive, and is now calling for increse

final round today to take victory — beating a top class field, including fellow countryman tyrell hattonond win on the european tour and it puts him fifth in the race to dubai standings, with the season—ending tour championship starting on thursday. it hasn't sunk in yet. 0bviously, it hasn't sunk in yet. obviously, i still think i've got to go and do something else, like, play another hole or something. else, like, play another hole orsomething. i kind of else, like, play another hole or something. i kind of never allowed myself to think i was over the light at any point, i always knew there was a job to be done, work to be done as i was playing. so it hasn't hit me yet. i'm sure it will later on when i'm having a beer. england are playing the second t20 international against the west indies. more on our developing story this hour. two strong earthquakes have hit the southern coast of cuba, shaking buildings in the east of the island. the us geological survey said the first, near santiago — the island's second—largest city — measured 5.9. the second was stronger, measuring 6.8, and stru

find has cleanings, i've taken control of i left in renewed fighting next spring, and roger shina hatton is a specialist in the middle east security. it joins us live from sidney and australia. roger, i think we've gotten back a line with you now. so as i was saying, we haven't seen fighting on this level flare up in syria for a few years. now. how serious a challenge is this to this address? even what opposition forces trying to achieve with this rapid defensive yeah, this and this is a kind of challenge that set aside. right. james hasn't biased for years since the effective say 5 about 4 years ago. exactly what it is, but to rear of some trying to achieve that probably adjusting the aims as they go. explained it very rapid advance from west to let the and now to contesting the city of atlanta. oh it so um they probably uh had 2 potential items, one to hold a lift by its right period of time and put that uh, it inspires other parts of syria perhaps in the south and caused it to damascus to rise up and make i make the more significant challenge to the side right chain or to hold and con

after the first round of the season—ending dp world tour championship in dubai, alongside tyrell hattonill guarantee mcilroy wins the year—long points race. thriston lawrence, the south african who is second in the race to dubai standings behind mcilroy, is the only player who can catch the northern irishman. japan have reached the quarterfinals of the billiejean king cup finals for the first time since 2013, after rallying to beat romania 2—1. japan went through when eri hozumi and shuko aoyama defeated monica niculescu and elena—gabriela ruse in the deciding doubles match. japan will face italy in the quarterfinals. the opening match in the session had to be moved back two hours because of a severe weather alert in the malaga region of spain. mark cavendish has been reflecting on his career after retiring from professional cycling. he's been world champion on the road and the track, he broke the tour de france record for stage wins with his 35th victory over the summer, and he signed off from the sport winning a one—day race in singapore on sunday. i have been too old for the last thr

northern ireland's rory mcilroy and englishman tyrell hatton are both a shot off the lead at the dp worldleading the way. mcillroy needs a top 11 finish to win the season—long race to dubai for a sixth time. england's record test wicket taker james anderson is a step closer to making his indian premier league debut. the 42—year—old, who has retired from international duty, is one of 37 english players who have made the first cut for the ipl auction, but there's nojofra archer on the list. and india have posted their second highest t20 total — 283 in their fourth and final match against south africa. tilak varma top scored injohannesburg with 120 offjust 47 balls. in their chase, south africa are x—x. india lead the four match series 2—1. it's another weekend of autumn internationals in rugby union, the first of them is actually tonight, ireland taking on argentina in dublin. scotland have made 14 changes to their side for the test against portugal at murrayfield tomorrow and that's followed by england desperate for their first win of the series, but they have the springboks and on sunday

randy hatton, thanks for sharing your view with us on this. >> thanks for inviting me.: while this season's politics and headlines may lead to heated exchanges over the thanksgiving table, we thought we'd ask paul solman to address a different controversy and serve up something a bit different. >> there isn't pumpkin spice in that, is there? >> oh, there is! reporter: a thanksgiving feast, hold the turkey, stuffing, green beans, sweet potato casserole a man u just pumpkin spice. popcorn, pumpkin spice apple cider, and pie, of course. sampling the spread at baltimore spice haven mccormick and company on the 90th anniversary of pumpkin pie spice. >> you have that sweetness coming from the cinnamon. you have that peppery kick from the ginger. you have the nutmeg that brings its nuttiness, and then you have all spice that has a little bit of everything. you also get the entire house smelling like holiday. reporter: mccormick chef hadar cohen aviram says the blend was designed to make pies easier to cook, but now just turn it with butter and smear it on anything. crostini. >

also lending support to fellow cancer patients, meeting 16-year-old liz hatton at windsor castle.charles just back from his first official tour overseas since going public with his cancer diagnosis is still receiving treatment. but the palace says he will return to a full schedule next year. as for the princess of wales, prince william did give some hints about her schedule next year saying he'd hoping she would be doing more next year. in the next few weeks she's going forward with her christmas carol service. and traditional royal family walk to church. >>> coming up, a little boy gra gra grabbed walking down the street. >>> watch us wherever you stream live, you see those places on your screen. ne continues right after this. symptoms kept me out of the picture. with skyrizi, feel symptom relief at 4 weeks. many people were in remission at 12 weeks, at 1 year, and even at 2 years. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lower ability to fight them may occur. before treatment, get checked for infections and tb. tell your doctor about any flu-li

his final round today to take victory, beating a top—class field including fellow countryman tyrell hattontour and it puts him fifth in the race to dubai standings, with the season—ending tour championship starting on thursday. it hasn't sunk in yet. 0bviously, it hasn't sunk in yet. obviously, i still think i have got to go and do something else or play another hall or something, because i never let myself think i was over the line at any point. i always knew there was work to be done. so it hasn't quite hit me yet. i'm sure it will do it on pain of having a beer. —— when i am having a beer. and that's all the sport for now. the cryptocurrency bitcoin has for the first time reached the $80,000 mark — a level analysts say reflects optimism over the incoming trump presidency. over the course of the biden administration, regulators in the us have been described as being "unfriendly" towards crypto firms, with various enforcement actions working to suppress the market. mr trump had previously been a crypto sceptic, describing it as a "scam" against the dollar, but in his campaign he showed hi

also lending support to fellow cancer parents, meeting 16-year-old liz hatton at windsor castle.ancer diagnosis, is still receiving treatment, but the palace says he'll return to a full schedule next year. >> so, kelly, what about princess kate's schedule for the rest of the year? >> reporter: well, prince william actually hinted about that on that trip to south africa last week. he said that hopefully she'll be doing a bit more next year. he didn't get much more specific than that, aside from suggesting that she might be going on some trips with him again. but we do know just in the next few weeks that she will be going through with her christmas carol service that's at the beginning of december, and we may see her on that traditional christmas day walk to church with the royal family, which bizarrely is just around the corner, just in a few weeks. >> oh i know. we've been shopping 'til we drop already on the "today" show, kelly. >> good to see her back. >>> coming up, really inspiring story on this veterans day. we are going to introduce you to a group of men from four differen

in the tweet, the couple say we are so sorry to hear that liz hatton has sadly passed away.was an honour to have met such a brave and humble young woman. last month. the 17 year old was pictured hugging the princess of wales at windsor castle after being invited to take pictures. there . those are the latest gb there. those are the latest gb news headlines. more in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts . gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome back to state of the nation. so the annual migration figures are out, and over the course of this one hour programme, about 83 people will settle in this country. going on those past figures over the course of the next 24 hours is nearly 2000. more people will arrive than leave. and over the week, nearly 14,000. the revised figure for the year to june 2023 is a net 906,000 people entering the uk , a new record, which is the uk, a new record, which is up from the initial estimate of 740,000 for the 12 months to june this year. the picture improved a

liz hatton, who has died at the age of 17.backer, unite, has applied to the high court to try to overturn the cut in winter fuel payments. the union is asking for an urgent judicial review of the government 5 decision to restrict the benefit to only the poorest pensioners. iain watson reports. juliette is gathering winter fuel. she's in her 70s and lives alone in a northamptonshire village, and she intends to take the government to court. i feel quite angry about what's happened. she used to vote labour. she's nowjoined the greens. but she says she was better off under the last government. the current government has successfully pushed more people to apply for pension credit. but becausejuliette gets a modest private pension, she doesn't qualify, so loses out on her winter fuel payment. last year, when we had a conservative government, i actually received £500, which was the winter fuel allowance, plus a cost of living payment. and this year i won't get anything. the threshold for pension credit is too low and you have to lite

and after her picture with the princess of wales, liz hatton — the young photographer with a rare formf cancer — takes on a fashion shoot with her hero rankin. coming up later in the hour, england are heavily beaten against the west indies. lewis getting 96 for the home side. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. at least 205 people are now known to have died in the worst flooding disaster in spain in decades. emergency teams have been searching through stranded cars and abandoned buildings looking for survivors, and hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to the valencia region to help with the rescue efforts. many roads, bridges and rail tracks have been destroyed, with power, phone and internet services are seriously disrupted. food supplies have also been affected, as our correspondent, bethany bell, reports. the scale of these floods is devastating. this is the worst natural disaster in spain's recent history. volunteers are out in force, walking long distances to help with the clean—up. at a food distribution centre, people are donating supplies. that is where we met