louisa pilbeam, bbc news.eak to thomas pringle, who is a councillor of killybegs, in ireland, which was hit hard by storm bert. thank you forjoining us. i understand your office was flooded along with many other businesses on the street. talk us through what happened and the damage caused.— us through what happened and the damage caused. yeah, i got a hone the damage caused. yeah, i got a phone call— the damage caused. yeah, i got a phone call from _ the damage caused. yeah, i got a phone call from one _ the damage caused. yeah, i got a phone call from one of - the damage caused. yeah, i got a phone call from one of the - a phone call from one of the other business owners at seven o'clock yesterday morning. i got up and went down and i was not expecting to see what i saw. there was a river that had burst its banks and was flowing down the street in the town itself. along the coastline, a fishing port, the river runs down the back of the street into the tide and it burst its banks and was running down the road

louisa pilbeam, bbc news. to the middle east now...ssing in the united arab emirates has been found dead. the office of the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, said zvi kogan, who was last seen on thursday , was murdered. it described his death as an act of anti—semitic terrorism. rabbi kogan represented the orthodoxjewish group, chabad, in the uae. israel has vowed to hunt down the suspected killers. our security correspondent frank gardener is injerusalem for us and updated me on the death. this is a murky and alarming case where it appears that this rabbi, who managed a supermarket in the united arab emirates, he was abducted on thursday and his wife, who is american, reported him missing. it took some time for the emerati authorities to react to this but they have now found both his abandoned car and his body. the suspicion here is that he was abducted, taken away, possibly driven across the border into amman but the suspects are three uzbek nationals, according to israeli media, who are reported to have fled to turkey. israel has

in london since a truce in lebanon between hezbollah and israel came into force. 0ur reporter louisa pilbeams at the rally. we have reached the end point of the march here in whitehall, and that is relevant because around 10,000 people have been estimated, that'sjust around 10,000 people have been estimated, that's just an outcome that my calculation, have come down here today with a message for the british government today. they want the support for israel to own, and they have been chanting today, stop the bombing now, now, people have been saying, stop arming israel, and we won't be silenced. the organisers have told me that this is their 22nd protest, saying there are around 10,000 people here, i actually attended one of the march is back in february of this year, and i were a similar number of people who attended them, so it shows that the support has been capped up for this. i also spoke to people here today and the organisers about the ceasefire deal that has been secured in the week with lebanon, and they said that while they are happy that that while they are happy that that has bee

in london since a truce in lebanon between hezbollah and israel came into force. 0ur reporter louisa pilbeam

louisa pilbeam, bbc news.en shot dead and two police officers injured in an exchange of fire near the israeli embassy in the capital amman. they say the man had fired at a police patrol. jordanian police have cordoned off an area near the embassy, which already has high security, after shots were heard in the rabiah neighbourhood. witnesses said ambulances rushed to the scene. the area is a frequent flashpoint for demonstrations against israel. the israeli military says it is investigating claims by hamas that a female israeli hostage has been killed in the north of the gaza strip. hamas, which is proscribed as a terrorist organisation by several western countries, has posted a video of the hostage and said she was killed in an area under attack by the idf. meanwhile, rallies have been held in israel to call for the release of the remaining hostages. relatives and supporters took to the streets of tel aviv, carrying pictures of their loves ones and banners with negative slogans about israel's prime minister, b

louisa pilbeam has the story.nd are dealing with the mess caused by storm bert today, and the wild weather is not going away. new weather warnings are in place for either for heavy rain, strong winds or flooding. yellow warnings, meaning travel disruption and moderate danger are likely, are in place from scotland down to the south coast of england, hundreds of flood alerts. northern ireland has seen some of the worst flooding with 6500 homes without power at one point and roads and railways submerged. along with these houses in east belfast. we're the only ones out of the houses. we left and moved the cars, doing all the sandbags. and while we were out, the water reached the properties and we can't get back in and everybody else is stuck inside. disruption to travel on the roads and for train services will continue today with passengers urged to check online schedules. where thick snow fell in scotland and northern england, a quick thaw will lead to concerns of flooding with local authorities in west yorkshire rea