, aberdeen and elgin, and tainwick and thurso.nverness, and between edinburgh waverley and aberdeen and inverness. so pretty much, a lot of scotland's. 0n the roads — so far the only major closure is the forth road bridge. ferries have also been affected. northlink ferries have cancelled sailings today between aberdeen and 0rkney and shetland. pentland and 0rkney ferries have also said there will be no sailings today and into friday. calmac ferries — which serve the hebrides and other islands off the west of scotland — are at "heightened risk of disruption". to keep an ear and an eye on the bbc local services, said bbc scotland will have all the details you need, and of course, on the bbc news website also for the very latest as that storm prepares to make itself felt in large parts of scotland. elsewhere, asylum seekers will return to the bibby stockholm barge in dorset today, more than two months after they were evacuated when legionella bacteria was found on board. 0ur south west england correspondent jenny kumah reports. the b

nick eardley has the latest from the conference in aberdeen. 0ver over to you. 0verto you. hi.htly strange conference, normally you come to snp conference and yes, there is a lot of debate about independence but there is also a bit of a sense that the party is in good spirits. you can maybe hear some people in good spirits behind me just now but the snp are meeting in aberdeen in pretty difficult circumstances, i think it's fair to say that these are the toughest circumstances they have faced since they became a mass party after the independence referendum back in 2014. they still have the police probe into party funding, they had the by—election where they were trounced by labour. last week, one of the mps quit the snp and join the conservatives, going over to them. there are questions about how the party gets back on the front foot. i don't think they have really started doing that yet. humza yousaf, the leader, has his big speech tomorrow where i think we will get an idea of policy and how he wants to capture the political imagination again. that's what these conferences are

applause studio: humza yousaf making his first address to delegates at the party conference in aberdeen is his first conference since taking over from is his first conference since taking overfrom nicola sturgeon as party leader and first minister in march, laying out plans for how he sees a future for scotland. among the announcements he made there, announcing help with the cost of living crisis, talking about increasing minimum wage, talking about council tax being frozen. he also talked about investment in cutting waiting lists, he said over the next three years, in each of the next three years, they would provide £100 million to cut waiting lists in the nhs. already questions about where exactly that funding would come from. he also referenced the conservatives and labour, of course, in the polls the snp has seen its support slept. when he referred to the conservatives he said they are done, they are finished, good riddance to them was his comments on the conservatives and he said when it comes to labour, i have absolutely no idea what the labour leader keir starmer stands for. he a

applause conference, we are of course here meeting in aberdeen. europe's energy capital.westminster governments, be they labour or tory, westminster governments, be they labour ortory, have westminster governments, be they labour or tory, have used as a cash cow, squandering billions that flow to the treasury and barely invested a fraction back. and instead of having a fund that can invest in all of our futures, the having a fund that can invest in all of ourfutures, the people having a fund that can invest in all of our futures, the people of this city, the people of aberdeen are having to fund raise, to fund raise, to rejuvenate the very heart of their city. union street is a silver mile of scotland's energy capital, and therefore i can announce today that the scottish government will provide £1t00,000 to the campaign to rejuvenate union street. applause delegates, this is the latest in the transformation of scotland's it is weather here in aberdeen in union street and at saint james court in edinburgh, the ambition in glasgow, new life has been breathed into urban cent

not quite as warm on sunday — still up to around 23 degrees, 12 for stornoway and for aberdeen. warm note, particularly down towards the south, but as we head through the middle part of the week, this active weather front is set to push southwards and that will introduce north—westerly winds and something more typical, really, for this time of year. so, temperatures by the end of the coming week back down closer to where we'd expect them to be at this time of year. live from washington, this is a bbc news special on the us house speaker's race. for the first time in history, the role has been left vacant by a vote of congress. we look at the lawmakers running for thejob. congressmenjim jordan and steve scalise have already announced their bids, and nowjordan is getting a boost from former president donald trump. and house speaker is a job with domestic powers, but international implications. we look at why funding for ukraine could also be on the line. hello. i'm carl nasman. as we head into the weekend here in washington, many in political circles are still catching their breat

another 70—100 mm of rain rainfalling aberdeen sure.ing off course on top of what has already fallen so we are likely to see some further severe flooding across these eastern areas of scotland in particular where we will also continue to be windy. the rain easing off of northern england to the robbers across this part of the world can take a day or two to respond to all of that rainwater —— the flooding could be worse for some communities even when the rain stops falling the brain starts to get a bit brighter. intensive bit of rain skirting two parts of southern england to watch out for. heading through saturday night the majority of the rain finally pulls out of the way at least the bits left over in scotland will turn later in past year. we will get this ridge of high pressure building and from the south—west for sunday, what that means that the vast majority of the country, we are looking at a much brighter day, more dry weather. in some decent spells of sunshine. temperature is around 12—15 quite close to average for the time of yea

not quite as warm on sunday — still up to around 23 degrees, 12 for stornoway and for aberdeen.arly down towards the south, but as we head through the middle part of the week, this active weather front is set to push southwards and that will introduce north—westerly winds and something more typical, really, for this time of year. so, temperatures by the end of the coming week back down closer to where we'd expect them to be at this time of year. live from washington, this is bbc news. the un is investigating after two deadly airstrikes hit north—eastern ukraine, with children among the victims. the race for us speaker of the house heats up. we look at the lawmakers running for thejob. and the former chief executive of the global fashion brand abercrombie and fitch and his british partner are facing allegations of exploitation from men. hello. i'm carl nasman. we begin with the united nations saying it's sending investigators to the site of the deadliest attack in ukraine in over a year, a small village in ukraine's kharkiv region. a missile strike in the village of hroza killed

he's there in aberdeen . right. well, there in aberdeen. right.ich suggests a growing number of brits are losing faith in the nhs . i'm brits are losing faith in the nhs. i'm nana akua. this is gb news, britain's news channel . sunday mornings from 930 on gb news . news. >> good afternoon. just coming up to 47 minutes after 4:00. this is gb news. i'm nana akua. we're live on tv, online and on digital radio. now, the daughter of fundraiser captain sir tom moore has attended a hearing today to appeal against an order today to appeal against an order to demolish an unauthorised span to demolish an unauthorised spar. block added onto a captain tom foundation building in the grounds of a bedfordshire home. now, this comes as the charity commission continues its inquiry into the foundation's management and independence from sir tom's family and businesses . ray family and businesses. ray addison has the details . addison has the details. >> it was april 2020, the height of the first covid 19 lockdown and a second world war veteran was capturing the hear

any brighter spells will lift temperatures to 22, maybe 23, further north we have seen that 12 for aberdeenme goes for glasgow, 13 in belfast and the dividing line between the cool air in the north, the warm and muggy air in the south is this weather front and this is going to move a bit further southwards as we go through tonight. really stalling across southern england, parts of south wales and the midland, so more rain to come. temperatures in the south—west overnight, 16 degrees, compare that with, well, just one in the scottish highlands, cold across parts of northern england, northern ireland as well. some place also see a grass frost but sunshine to start tomorrow, whereas down towards the south we keep hold of the left overs of the weather front, more cloud in the way of rain, still some residual warmth to the south. 2 o for the channel islands you can see the direction of travel. cooler air for many of u as we go through thursday, warm and humid air and with it further heavy rain in england and wales, a really messy weather chart for friday. one weather system pushing up from the s

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live now to aberdeen, and our political correspondent david wallace lockhart.ow is the point be from this message? well, i think what the snp has been doing recently is a bit of soul—searching when it comes to their independence strategy, because traditionally, they've been thinking about the idea of a second independence referendum. there was a supreme court case recently which ruled that would have to be the uk government who legislated for it, and the uk government has refused to engage consistently, saying it's not the time for the second referendum. now, towards nicola sturgeon's later days of being in charge of the party, she was talking about the idea of a de facto referendum, the idea of a de facto referendum, the idea of a de facto referendum, the idea of in an election, snp would run. if they got a majority, that would be it in their eyes. scotland would be it in their eyes. scotland would be it in their eyes. scotland would be on the road to be an independent country. that strategy has been slightly tweaked today. humza yousaf put forward today at wh

our political correspondent nick eardley has the latest from the conference in aberdeen. hello to youhas been said today.— behind you. but tell us what has been said today. it is done for the da . been said today. it is done for the day- everybody — been said today. it is done for the day. everybody has _ been said today. it is done for the day. everybody has packed - been said today. it is done for the day. everybody has packed up - day. everybody has packed up and gone home. you know what? it's been a part that in a particularly peculiar conference because i'm csf�*s big plan was to talk about independent yesterday and talk about talking about other stuff. that hasn't really happened because different people have been describing the new policy in different ways. i sat there keith brown's speech earlier and there were different descriptions about exactly how that policy would play out. did they want most seats, the majority of seats, would they say it's a mandate for independence? would they use it to argue for another referendum? the truth is the way you describe the policy is the c

you can see barely above freezing there at 5am in aberdeen.nd. a weather front is approaching. there'll be some rain around tomorrow i think in the very far south—west of the uk. but i think the bulk of the country on monday, again, another decent day, with bright or sunny skies. however, rain is threatening to reach the south later on monday and into tuesday. this next weather front sweeps in from the south. so i think more wet weather to come at least across some parts of the country. so, yes, we're in a sort of spell of drier weather now, but more rain is forecast. it's not going to be anywhere near as widespread and persistent — at least, not until tuesday or wednesday. later on wednesday, it does look as though the weather is going to go downhill once again, as another very large area of low pressure sweeps in off the atlantic. and i think it's initially western parts of the uk that get the rain early on wednesday. here it is, the next weather front. heavy rain for south—western england, for wales, northern ireland too. and then later on

aberdeen are third from bottom with only three league wins so far this season.ess start to the season. he'd been in the role forfive months, after helping stjohnstone avoid relegation as interim manager last season. but they were beaten 4—0 at st mirren yesterday to leave them five points adrift at the foot of the scottish premiership. there has also been a managerial departure in the championship today, with nigel pearson leaving bristol city. they're in the bottom half of the table and lost the local derby to cardiff city yesterday. northampton saints picked up their first win of the season with a tense 16—14 win at newcastle falcons. saints only try was scored by curtis langdon, who powered over in the second half. they had to withstand a late fightback but held on. falcons are now the only side yet to win a game in the premiership this season. in the united rugby championship, cardiff blues beat their south wales rivals, the newport—based dragons, 16—9. this was the only try of the match, scored by mason grady. cardiff have now won their local derby against

not quite as warm on sunday — still up to around 23 degrees, 12 for stornoway and for aberdeen.own towards the south, but as we head through the middle part of the week, this active weather front is set to push southwards and that will introduce north—westerly winds and something more typical, really, for this time of year. so, temperatures by the end of the coming week back down closer to where we'd expect them to be at this time of year. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and ben thompson. our headlines today: energy companies are holding £8 billion of customers�* money as credit. now there are calls to release it back to them within 30 days. dangerous climate change territory. a warning from scientists after a third of the days this year saw the average global temperature breach a key threshold. good morning. the greatest gymnast ever. simone biles wins another world championship gold to mean she's now got more world and olympic medals than than any other gymnast in history. we'll catch up with the three mums who are walking to honour the sons they lost to

look at that, sunshine and 11 degrees there in aberdeen.ne will reach southern parts of the uk. and also, another weather front will reach northern ireland, too. so, through the early hours of monday, the next weather front approaches, whereas many parts of the country wake up to sunshine. and it's going to be a very decent day across scotland in terms of the weather. northern england also fairly bright. but across the south, the next spell of rain is approaching. and, in fact, that weather front will be sweeping northwards across monday night. and the outlook is looking very unsettled across the uk, with the risk of further heavy rain and also gale—force winds right across the country. so a very unsettled outlook on the way. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines... israel's military says it is stepping up its air strikes on gaza — to put further pressure on hamas — ahead of a possible major ground offensive. the un says it's negotiating for a second convoy of aid to be allowed into gaza on sunday. 20 truckloads crossed from egypt earli

just nine degrees in aberdeen.f south east england. now, during saturday night, the rain continues. i think the heaviest rain will tend to pull northwards across scotland, something a little bit drier developing for some of those central and southern parts. further south, some clear spells. there'll be some mist and fog patches too, a mild night for many, but quite cold in the far north of scotland, particularly shetlands. just to the north of this weather front as we head into sunday, this front will still be plaguing some northern parts of the uk, but the heaviest rain this time will be across the far north of scotland and into orkney, further south just that little bit drier. and for northern ireland, england and wales, any early mist and fog should tend to clear, could stay a bit murky for some coasts, but we will see some spells of sunshine not quite as warm on sunday, still up to around 23 degrees, 12 for stornoway and for aberdeen. now the new week starts on a warm note, particularly down towards the south.

look at that, sunshine and 11 degrees there in aberdeen.w pressure approaches and this one will reach southern parts of the uk. and also, another weather front will reach northern ireland, too. so, through the early hours of monday, the next weather front approaches, whereas many parts of the country wake up to sunshine. and it's going to be a very decent day across scotland in terms of the weather. northern england also fairly bright. but across the south, the next spell of rain is approaching. and, in fact, that weather front will be sweeping northwards across monday night. and the outlook is looking very unsettled across the uk, with the risk of further heavy rain and also gale—force winds right across the country. so a very unsettled outlook on the way. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news. israel's military says it is stepping up its airstrikes on gaza — to put further pressure on hamas — ahead of a possible major ground offensive. the un says it's negotiating for a second convoy of aid to be allowed into gaza on sunday. twenty

there will be no services today or tomorrow between perth and aberdeen via dundee, perth and aviemores, so far the only major closure is the forth road bridge. ferries have been affected, northlink ferries have cancelled savings today between aberdeen and 0rkney and shetland. pentland and 0rkney and shetland. pentland and 0rkney ferries have said they will be no savings today and into friday. the ferry serving the hebrides under the violence of the west of scotland are at heightened risk of disruption. let us look at the rest of the weather with carol kirkwood. storm babet has been making its presence felt, heavy rain and strong winds. that will continue through the day. the met office have its highest level of warning, red warning, in 4—4 angus, south aberdeenshire, heavy rain, coming into play at 6p on the night until noon tomorrow. all of us will see some rain over the next few days, heaviest in north in scotland and the pennines where some parts will have an excess of 100 millimetres. the rest of today, the rain still is in north—east scotland, further rain in north—east scotland,

aberdeen facing hjk helsinki of finland.oth british sides looking to respond after losing their opening games. england are back in international action again next week, firstly with a friendly against australia before facing italy in a euro qualifier. gareth southgate today named his squad, as the side look to get back to winning again following dropped points against ukraine. aston villa's 0llie watkins is recalled and jarrod bowen of west ham is in, but no raheem sterling again, with questions over the fitness of bukayo saka. alex howell has more. there has been a worry that bukayo saka wouldn't be in the latest england squad after limping out of art's champions league matt in midweek. his manager said the muscular injury he has is a worry, but gareth southgate has named him in this latest group and mentioned the amount of time there is from now until england take on australia and italy at wembley. 0ne until england take on australia and italy at wembley. one player who isn't in the squad is raheem sterling. gareth southga

train services in yorkshire and east anglia, and along the east coast main line to edinburgh and aberdeene storm, which has hit scotland and the north—east of england particularly badly, could last until tuesday. 0ur reporter phil bodmerjoined us from catcliffe, in south yorkshire, which was hit by flooding overnight. this is the main street, as you mentioned there. the swans, you can see just swimming off there. this is where traffic would normally run, but it's under several feet of water. you can see the phone box, the old public telephone box, the red phone box in the distance there. the water level has dropped slightly from where we were earlier on this morning, but this is going to take some time to clear up. as you mentioned, 250 homes were evacuated yesterday. and let's talk to a couple of residents who themselves were taken out of their homes and spent the night away because their house is underwater. chris and sophie, thank you forjoining us today. chris, just explain what happened. we was knocked up by a neighbour, john, at 3 am saturday morning. we were told to move some stuff

nick eardley, in aberdeen - snp's current position. nick eardley, in aberdeen for.report and a warning that you might find some of the images in his report upsetting. outside the main hospital in rafah, ice cream trucks. the morgue is full. some of the dead have been here for two days, he tells us. these freezers are meant forfood, he says. "these freezers are meant for food," he says. "not bodies." and this is right in the south of gaza where people are now being told to evacuate to. hundreds of thousands are now heading in this direction. but egypt says it won't open the crossing even for foreign nationals until israel agrees to allow aid in. and hamas also controls this border and has a say on who is allowed out. the nearby united nations school is packed with those seeking shelter. but it was already at full capacity before this latest evacuation order. "as palestinians, what did we do for this to happen to us," she asks? she tells us she ran out of the house barefoot with nothing when israel bombed her neighbourhood and came straight to the school. at noon toda

look at that, sunshine and 11 degrees there in aberdeen.each northern ireland, too. so, through the early hours of monday, the next weather front approaches, whereas many parts of the country wake up to sunshine. and it's going to be a very decent day across scotland in terms of the weather. northern england also fairly bright. but across the south, the next spell of rain is approaching. and, in fact, that weather front will be sweeping northwards across monday night. and the outlook is looking very unsettled across the uk, with the risk of further heavy rain and also gale—force winds right across the country. so a very unsettled outlook on the way. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news. the un says it's negotiating for a second convoy of aid to be allowed into gaza on sunday. twenty truckloads crossed from egypt this morning — the first since israel imposed a total siege on the strip. one of england's greatest footballers, and manchester united legend — sir bobby charlton — dies, at the age of 86. and storm babet continues to batter

james cook, bbc news, aberdeen.home nations. northern ireland lost their qualifying match against slovenia while scotland were defeated in france in a friendly. but scotland know they'll be playing in the euros next summer and now, so do england, after a 3—1win over italy. joe wilson reports from wembley. the police at wembley intended to be visible and reassuring. when a football match in belgium is abandoned, when two swedish visitors are killed, it is a profound shock, in particularfor supporters who follow their nation everywhere. and uefa directed that a silence should proceed all the evening's european games. italy versus england at wembley, you will recall, was the last euros final. remember who won? yes, they are in blue. gianluca scamacca, once of west ham, gave italy the lead with some ease. so, the response. jude bellingham bursting through and the contact, there. penalty. which meant harry kane, which nearly always means this. and the england captain does it! second half, bellingham's energy again, to se

not quite as warm on sunday — still up to around 23 degrees, 12 for stornoway and for aberdeen.t of the week, this active weather front is set to push southwards and that will introduce north—westerly winds and something more typical, really, for this time of year. so, temperatures by the end of the coming week back down closer to where we'd expect them to be at this time of year. this is bbc news, the headlines: scientists say there have been a record number of days this year where average world temperatures have passed the threshold to more dangerous global warming. so far in 2023, around one in three days have had global temperatures at least 1.5 degrees celsius higher than pre—industrial levels. the authorities in ecuador says six inmates killed in a jail on friday had all been accused of involvement in the assassination of the presidential candidate — fernando villavicencio in august. mr villavicencio was killed when he was campaigning ahead of the first round of the presidential election. united nations investigators are on their way to the ukrainian village where a missil

the snp leader and scotland's first minister humza yousaf will address his party's conference in aberdeeneople in scotland are currently waiting for planned treatment. 0ur political correspondent nick eardley is in aberdeen. from the conference. what are we likely to hear and watch the tone of it likely to be? it’s likely to hear and watch the tone of it likely to be?— it likely to be? it's an interesting time for the _ it likely to be? it's an interesting time for the snp _ it likely to be? it's an interesting time for the snp because - it likely to be? it's an interesting time for the snp because they i it likely to be? it's an interesting i time for the snp because they have haven't had their troubles to seek recently. there is the police investigation into their finances, they have been falling in the polls, they have been falling in the polls, they lost the rutherglen by—election comfortably to labour. 0ne they lost the rutherglen by—election comfortably to labour. one of their mps defected to the conservatives last week. to be honest, since humza yousaf took over from nicola sturgeo

not quite as warm on sunday — still up to around 23 degrees, 12 for stornoway and for aberdeen.s we head through the middle part of the week, this active weather front is set to push southwards and that will introduce north—westerly winds and something more typical, really, for this time of year. so, temperatures by the end of the coming week back down closer to where we'd expect them to be at this time of year. v0|ceover: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. yeah. so if you can just start off just introducing yourself and, you know... 0k. my name is enrique tarrio, and i am the international chairman of the proud boys. chanting: whose streets? 0ur streets! whose streets? 0ur streets! 0njanuary 6th, 2021, a mob of protesters stormed the us capitol. more than 1,000 people are facing charges. the most notorious is enrique tarrio. he's banned from everything. he's the most banned person in the world. tarrio was the leader of a right—wing extremist group. he stands accused of trying to

and dundee, aberdeen and elgin, inverness and carl, _ aberdeen and elgin, inverness and carl, invernesstie, thank you. and he heard how distressing it was from that couple earlier and there will be hoping there's not too much rain to come. staff deny us chance us with the forecast, but how is it looking? us with the forecast, but how is it lookin: ? , ., , ., looking? river levels are set to eak in looking? river levels are set to peak in some — looking? river levels are set to peak in some areas. _ looking? river levels are set to peak in some areas. to - looking? river levels are set to peak in some areas. to put i looking? river levels are set to peak in some areas. to put in l peak in some areas. to put in context are much rain has fallen, since wednesday, over 100 millimetres had fallen, around four inches, the worst affected areas across parts of scotland to 200 millimetres, nearly eight inches. not surprised there has been some severe flooding but today is quieter. we are in between weather systems, high pressure should bring us sunny spells, light winds indicator, no pressure cl

not quite as warm on sunday — still up to around 23 degrees, 12 for stornoway and for aberdeen.ddle part of the week, this active weather front is set to push southwards and that will introduce north—westerly winds and something more typical, really, for this time of year. so, temperatures by the end of the coming week back down closer to where we'd expect them to be at this time of year. voice-over: this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. file: dozens of towns l and villages are flooded in ukraine after a major dam is breached. 0n the 6th ofjune 2023, the kakhovka dam, a critical infrastructure in the south of ukraine, was destroyed by an explosion. a huge reservoir of water on the dnipro river was unleashed downstream, with devastating consequences. we understand 16,000 residents on the banks of ukraine—controlled areas are in immediate, critical danger. shouts ukraine and nato accused russia of committing the act. the un warned of grave and far—reaching consequences, which are being felt across ukrai

just nine degrees in aberdeen.aviest rain will tends to pull northwards across scotland, i think the heaviest rain will tend to pull northwards across scotland, something a little bit drier developing for some of those central and southern parts. further south, some clear spells. there'll be some mist and fog patches to a mild night for many, there'll be some mist and fog patches too, a mild night for many, but quite cold in the far north of scotland, particularly shetlands. just to the north of this weather front as we head into sunday, this front will still be plaguing some northern parts of the uk, but the heaviest rain this time will be across the far north of scotland and into orkney, further south just that little bit drier. and for northern ireland, england and wales, any early mist and fog should tend to clear could stay a bit murky for some coasts, should tend to clear, could stay a bit murky for some coasts, but we will see some spells of sunshine not quite as warm on sunday, still up to around 23 degrees

nine degrees in aberdeen, maybe even lower than that in the highlands, 2a towards london.me outbreaks of rain, but mainly in the north of scotland, one or two showers elsewhere. but improvement on saturday, temperatures up into the low if not mid—teens by then. elsewhere, widely high teens, low 20s, although down a little bit on saturday's values to the south and the east. warms up again though across the south as we head through the early part of next week, turns cooler, more unsettled later and distinctly cooler across the north. take care. trouble at britain's banking upstart as shares of metro bank plunge on concerns about the state of its finances. how worried should customers be? digging up controversy — how america's quest for clean energy is pitting miners against environmentalists and native communities. welcome to world business report. i'm aaron hazlehurst. we start in the uk, where there are growing concerns about the finances of metro bank. the lender has been trying to reassure investors and its 2.7 million customers after its shares plunged on thursday. at o

sunshine and 11 degrees —— in aberdeen.f the uk. another weatherfront will reach northern ireland as well. early monday, the next weather front approaches. many parts of the country will wake up to sunshine. it will be a very decent day across scotland in terms of the weather. northern england also fairly bright. across the south the next spell of rain is approaching and in fact that weather front rain is approaching and in fact that weatherfront will be rain is approaching and in fact that weather front will be sweeping northwards across the uk during the course of monday night. the outlook is looking very unsettled across the uk with a risk of further heavy rain. also gale. when is right across the country. very unsettled how right across the uk. goodbye. —— very unsettled outlook right across the uk. 0ne one of england's greatest footballers sir bobby charlton has died at the age of 86. his family released a statement saying he passed away on saturday morning surrounded by his loved ones. 20 truckloads of desperately nee

not quite as warm on sunday — still up to around 23 degrees, 12 for stornoway and for aberdeen. week, this active weather front is set to push southwards and that will introduce north—westerly winds and something more typical, really, for this time of year. so, temperatures by the end of the coming week back down closer to where we'd expect them to be at this time of year. voice-over: this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. wailing farewell to mother. she sighs an act of defiance, rage and anger reflected in the daughter's grieving eyes. one of the iconic images that shed light on the brutal crackdown on iranian protests. in early september, mahsajina amini, a 22—year—old woman, and her younger brother travelled from saqqez, a kurdish city in western iran, to visit the capital city, tehran, for the first time. but theirjourney takes an ominous turn. as soon as they get out of the metro station, mahsa faces two morality police, a force tasked with enforcing strict islamic dress code on women in public.

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our political correspondent nick eardley is in aberdeen for us this morning and gave us the latest.s is to say, "if we win the most seats in scotland in the general election, a majority of seats, i should say, at a general election, then we will use that as a mandate to start talking to the uk government about independence." is it going to work? i'm not so sure, because uk governments, be they conservative or potentially labour ones, are saying they will not agree to another independence referendum. and, in truth, while the snp wants to talk about independence, it has been a pretty difficult few months for the biggest party in scotland. they are currently seeing a police investigation into party funding. last week, one of their mps quit and joined the conservatives. they got absolutely thumped in a by—election a couple of weeks ago by labour. and there are a lot of people in the snp that are really worried, the polls suggests they are going to lose a lot of seats at the next general election, that there is going to be a real struggle for them to hold on to the level of support they

the south of that but warm and humid, something cooler and fresher further north, 12 degrees in aberdeen, winds easing to the north of scotland. the weather front to move south and then tend to stall across southern england, parts of wales and the midlands, very mild, 16 in plymouth over compare that with two or three degrees for many spots further north but here we will see sunshine into tomorrow morning, is catching up showers particularly to the north west of scotland, this band of cloud never really clearing, pockets of drizzle at times, some warmth trying to cling on that 17 for london, 13 for belfast, 12 in glasgow. the weather front tries to push northwards again on thursday night into friday, looking very wet for parts of england and wales. this cold front pushes into scotland and northern ireland at the same time, so a complex look to the weather chart on friday but we will see outbreaks of rain, particularly across england and wales. across scotland and northern ireland, sunny spells and showers, some showers turning wintry over the very highest grant is colder air starts to ta

he can't do worse than michael beale because the last game against aberdeen was not acceptable. how the team has been performing this season and they need to start playing underneath the manager. i think it's a great appointment. we need to probably kick on and try to recover the damage that's been made in the league. we didn't want to see michael beale go but| change had to happen. sounds like good news. seems to have a decent record in belgium. so fingers crossed. manchester city are top of the women's super league in england. after a 5—0 victory over bristol city. jill roord and khadija shaw both scoring twice in that game. elsewhere, manchester united and leicester drew 1—1. two goals in stoppage time, so arsenal snatch victory against aston villa, other winners on the day spurs and everton. hubert hurkacz has won the shanghai masters, beating andrei rublev in dramatic fashion. in three sets, kurkacz completed the victory in the deciding set tiebreak after 2 hours and 9 minutes on court. it's his seventh tour title. it's his second in the masters event. he moves up to 11th i

nine degrees in aberdeen, maybe even lower than that in the highlands, 2a towards london. in the north through into sunday. still cloud, still some outbreaks of rain, but mainly in the north of scotland, one or two showers elsewhere. but improvement on saturday, temperatures up into the low if not mid—teens by then. elsewhere, widely high teens, low 20s, although down a little bit on saturday's values to the south and the east. warms up again though across the south as we head through the early part of next week, turns cooler, more unsettled later and distinctly cooler across the north. take care. live from london, this is bbc news. jailed iranian women's rights campaigner narges mohammadi wins the nobel peace prize. her husband tells the bbc this is a prize for the woman, life and freedom movement. it comes as a teenage girl struggles for her life after an alleged assault by the iranian morality police. funerals for some of the 100 people killed in a drone attack in syria. families were attending a graduation ceremony for military graduates in homs. in scotland, a key win

so a degree maybe also around the average, colder than average i think in aberdeen around eight degreesy, the winds will fall light in the centre of the country and with clear skies, that means cold weather, a touch of frost, i think even barely above freezing in rural spots in the south of the country. but with that and with an area of high pressure building over the uk, it's going to be fabulously sunny apart from some showers in the northwest of scotland, but below average temperatures i think across the board, whether you're in the north or the south, it'll be around say ten, ten to 13 degrees. and that high pressure is with us monday and into tuesday. we're right in the middle of that high. that means light winds, perhaps a touch of frosts and murky, foggy mornings. but i think towards the end of the week, it looks as though things could turn a little more unsettled and once again, a little milder. that's it for me. bye bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. the gaza health ministry says more than 1,500 people have now been killed in israeli airstrikes. israel warns the siege

contrast that to aberdeen, for instance, just nine degrees under the cloud and the persistent rain asl. now that weather front still with us into the second half of the weekend. but as we head through saturday night, it'll just start to lift a little bit further north. the rain perhaps not quite as heavy as we move through into the early hours of sunday morning. so it's going to be a mild night wherever you are. temperatures in double figures towards the south, a little bit colder across parts of scotland, but frost free sunday morning starts with that rain. it's going to just push further north through the day across parts of northern and eastern scotland, something a little bit brighter developing in the south for northern ireland, england and wales, any early morning mist and fog clears away to leave spells of sunshine, blue sky and again feeling really warm. 2a degrees possible in the southeast, only about 12 to 11; for scotland moving through into monday. and we've still got high pressure dominating towards the south. so a generally dry day for most of us think for monday, stillj

he can't do worse than michael beale because the last game against aberdeen was not acceptable.le how the seam has been performing this season and they need to start playing underneath the manager. i think it's a great _ underneath the manager. i think it's a great appointment. - underneath the manager. i think it's a great appointment. we - it's a great appointment. we need — it's a great appointment. we need to— it's a great appointment. we need to probably kick on and try to — need to probably kick on and try to recover the damage thars— try to recover the damage that's been made in the league. i didn't— that's been made in the league. i didn't want to see michael beale — ididn't want to see michael beale go— i didn't want to see michael beale go but_ i didn't want to see michael beale go but change - i didn't want to see michael beale go but change had i i didn't want to see michael beale go but change had toj beale go but change had to happen _ beale go but change had to ha . en. , beale go but change had to ha en. , ~' beale go but change had to hauen. , ~' , happen. sound

temperatures in aberdeen, 1a degrees. into the mid 20s, possibly 26, in the southeast.or the time of year. but how long does it last? well, in southern areas, it will last right the way into next week. but we do have a weather front sinking south and behind that we'll see some fresher conditions return with some rain. live from london, this is bbc news european leanders meet at a summit in granada to thrash out the big issues facing the continent. 1a people dead and more than 100 missing after a glacial lake bursts, triggering flash floods in north—eastern india. joe biden approves a new section of border wall in southern texas — breaking his promise not to build another foot of wall and the men's cricket world cup is under way in india with england taking on new zealand in the opening game. hello, i'm lucy hockings, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. some of the biggest issues facing europe are being thrashed out

and back here, the snp leader has been making his big speech at the party conference in aberdeen.ps. they'll get up to £1,000 for essentials like rent and clothing. and time to leave you with ten seconds of a dream job — well, maybe if you're a fan of league 1 club cambridge united. they are looking for someone to become their mascot, marvin the moose. they say you have to be fun and energetic. imagine being paid to do that — sounds pretty ideal to me. you're all caught up, have a great night. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm paul scott, here's what's coming up. england reach euro 2024 — they beat the defending champions italy to book their place in germany. a shock at the cricket world cup — the netherlands beat south africa for their first win at this year's tournament. perhaps south africa's rugby players can have more success. they prepare for their world cup semifinal showdown with england. hello, and welcome to the programme. england have qualified for next year's european football championship with two games to spare, after a 3—1 win over italy at wembley. the defending

james cook, bbc news, aberdeen.s of scottish homes. seagreen — off the coast of angus — has just begun operating at full capacity. it's one of a series of large wind farms in the north sea being brought online this year. two key by—elections are taking place this week in england. voters in tamworth and mid bedfordshire will head to the polls after the resignations of the conservative mps chris pincher and nadine dorries. with a general election expected next year, the focus will be on whether the tories can retain the seats. alex forsyth looks at what's at stake in both constituencies. this contest was triggered when the former conservative mp chris pincher resigned, after losing an appeal against a suspension from the house of commons for drunkenly groping two men. there are several candidates standing to replace him, but the crucial battle is between westminster�*s two biggest parties, the conservatives and labour. and both have got some persuading to do. i don't see any difference that you can make or i can make

aberdeen drew with hjk helsinki.aksvik held lille to a goalless draw to become the first team from the faroe islands to get a point in europe. all the other scores are on the bbc sport website. well, one of aston villa's players on the bench for their match, ollie watkins, is back in the england squad. manager gareth southgate has recalled watkins for their upcoming games against australia and italy. watkins hasn't featured for england since march last year. ollie has started the season well. he has had a bit of scoring form in the last couple of weeks. you have to be careful with that because you can't just go on recency bias when you're looking at selection, but he is in good form. he is coming in on a high and he has been with us before, we know his character, his personality, he is a good guy around the group. he is playing for a club that is really well coached and the team are in a good moment. at the rugby world cup, new zealand are into the quarterfinals after thrashing uruguay 73—0. after a slow start, the a