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your attention, i offer a news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news. good evening. we are from ukraine. welcome to bbc news from ukraine . olga palamaryuk is working from the london studio and today we are talking about the following the ukrainian authorities require the red cross to visit the colony in the occupied deer park where prisoners of war are kept, they saved children with blood cancer in the kyiv region, said goodbye to oksana leontieva, who died as a result of shelling in belarus . yarmak made a demand without an alternative to the international committee of the red cross by october 17 to send a mission to the colony in the occupied deer park where hold ukrainian prisoners of war at the end of july, an explosion occurred in the volyn colony , more than 50 ukrainian prisoners of war were killed, dozens were injured, the russian side claimed that the armed forces of ukraine shelled the colony with himers salvo rocket systems, kyiv claimed that the russian military carried out a targeted artillery attack on the colony in order to accuse ukraine of

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will not be defeated. news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news. goodvening. we are from ukraine. welcome to bbc news ukraine. olha palamaryuk is working in the studio and today we are talking about such attacks at dawn. this morning, russia shelled 14 regions of ukraine. for the first time since the beginning of the war, russian missiles hit the center. kyiv was shelled live, the bbc film crew witnessed a rocket attack on kyiv, it withstood the kyiv pedestrian bridge, where guests of the capital came to take selfies, withstood a rocket attack and the day before putin accused ukraine of organizing the attack on the crimean bridge, it was disabled as a result of an explosion at the weekend. a massive missile attack on the cities of ukraine this morning, russia fired at 14 regions, as well as kyiv. air defense forces managed to neutralize 56 targets, the russians struck energy infrastructure facilities throughout ukraine and the bbc camera crew witnessed of a missile attack on kyiv, a bbc correspondent saw one of the first missile attacks on kyiv. he was

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good. jeremy cook, bbc news, newcastle. _ happy. be good. jeremy cook, bbc news, newcastle. the _ happy. my cook, bbc news, newcastle. the king of- news, newcastle. the king of thailand will this afternoon be visiting survivors of the massacre at a nursery school in the north of the country. report. stabbed as they slept? was at a nursery. the attacker, a former police officer who had appeared in translation: it was a huge knife i with a blade as wide as a palm. i he looked calm. he didn't look worried, as if nothing had happened, like he was just taking a normal stroll. one of those stabbed to death include a teacher who was eight months pregnant. translation: l was in the fields - and someone called me up and told me about a mass shooting at the daycare centre. with their loved ones. put alongside them in the coffin. but for many of those relatives it has proved too much. speechless. there are calls for tougher gun laws, for tougher drug laws. all to be discussed in the weeks to come. but for now, in this moment, in this town, there is only overwhelming loss. of the same age died in gat

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now for your attention a news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news good evening we are from ukraine greetings from ukraine live from london olga palamaryuk is working in the studio we are summing up the results of the day and today we are talking about such a morning attack on russia 18 infrastructure objects were damaged, most of the energy kyiv is partially without water supply, ships with grain continue to leave ukrainian ports despite russia's attempts to stop the agreement, what is happening in the black sea, we speak with the expert in brazil is changing, president lulla defeated the so-called tropical trump, the bogeyman, who is he a friend of ukraine or russia, a week of base-based russian shelling began again in ukraine, as reported by the head of the government, denys shmygal, with missiles and drones, 10 regions were hit, 18 objects were damaged, most of which are energy and 44 of the 50 rockets launched by russia were shot down, so hundreds of settlements in seven regions were left without electricity, and in some places even without water and

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pallab ghosh, bbc news. goodness, what will they think of next?n concrete at a ceremony in los angeles. the tcl chinese theatre handprints—footprints tribute has been a prestigious hollywood honorfor the past 95 yea rs. the actress signed the date as october 31, halloween, rather than the day's actual date, 0ctober12, in homage to the film that launched her movie career. what a legend indeed, jamie lee curtis. that's all for now, stay with bbc world news. hello there. 0ur weather story is becoming a little bit more unsettled as we head towards the weekend. no two days the same at the moment, not only in terms of weather, but also the feel of things, both by day and night. now, for thursday, many of us will see some sunny spells, but there will be blustery, squally showers developing in the far north—west. over the next few hours, we'll start to see this weather front easing away from channel coasts. it mightjust continue to bring a little bit of early—morning rain on thursday. look at the temperatures — double digits because of the cloud and the r

for your attention, a news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news. good evening. we are from ukraine. my name is hryhoriy shagalov. today , two more villages were liberated in the program of ukrainian defenders in kharkiv oblast. the ukrainian army continues to advance in the south. stirred up the world with a peace plan for ukraine meetings and politicians and experts and ordinary citizens, the internet simply exploded with new memes and north korea launched a ballistic missile that flew into the territory of japan according to analysts, this is a deliberate escalation in order to draw the attention of tokyo and washington to svatov and kherson ukraine. the situation in the estuary area, which was liberated by ukrainian troops on october 1, continues to develop without slowing down. now the asvatov crime is passing through the cities, the main task for the russian troops in this area remains an attempt to restrain the ukrainian offensive, but the difficulty for them, the fact that the russians did not have enough time to prepare the defense in the south

for your attention, a news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news. goodvening. we are from ukraine. we are from ukraine live from london . this is what russia is telling the world that ukraine is allegedly planning to detonate a so-called dirty nuclear bomb, but they do not believe the russians and, on the contrary, warn them against the provocations of life after the russian occupation of the kherson region, a bbc report from the recently released the village of khreshchenivka and 8 months since the beginning of the war, how has ukrainian society changed during this time, russia is introducing a new concept of the dirty bomb in the war against ukraine and declares that they say ukraine plans to use it on its territory, moreover, the russian minister of defense shoigu, on the weekend, called representatives of four countries very loudly the minister of defense of the united states, britain, france and turkey and told them about it that they say ukraine is preparing such a provocation, a dirty bomb that could cause radioactive contamination today, these th

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grace harbage, bbc news. goodness me, they are brave, aren't they?he chancellor's keynote address at the conservative party conference in birmingham. we will talk you through financial markets. and also a look at brazil, what is at stake in the presidential race? it is a very important and economy. i will see you soon. hello. quite a chilly start for some of us on monday with the light winds and clearing skies overnight — very different to how the weather is going to be overall in the week ahead. in fact, we are expecting strong winds and spells of heavy rain. back to the here and now. briefly, high pressure on top of england and wales. that's led to the calm conditions and, in fact, at six o'clock in the morning on monday in some spots in the countryside, temperatures could be just a couple of degrees above freezing. compare that to, say, 10 degrees in western parts of scotland, where we have more of a breeze off the atlantic, and that's ahead of this weather front which will spread across northern ireland and scotland later in the day on monday but

you are watching bbc news. good evening. it's been a much quieter weather day today.he only place enjoying that sunshine. many areas had a lot of sunshine today because we've had a ridge of high pressure which is holding these weather fronts back, but you can see that high pressure slipping eastwards, so these weather fronts will make progress into scotland and northern ireland in particular later tonight and tomorrow. for this evening we've actually got a few light showers through the central lowlands. they will die back to the west coast later. the winds do start to strengthen, though. the cloud starts to thicken, so it won't be as chilly here overnight compared with england and wales which, once again, with temperatures in rural areas getting down to within two degrees of freezing. you could have some ground frost around, some grass frost, by morning. a little bit of mist and fog, as well, with the light wind regime, but the winds generally will be picking up through sunday, a windier day on the whole. gales or severe gales right from the word go across the western

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bbc news at one. so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. goode latest lunchtime sports news and we will start with the women's champions league draw which took place in the last hour, with arsenal and chelsea finding out who they will be facing in the group stage of the competition. jane dougal is here to talk us through it. we will start with arsenal. at a glance it looks like a tough group for them it glance it looks like a tough group for them , . , glance it looks like a tough group for them , ., , , ., , for them it is a us thety group. arsenal are _ for them it is a us thety group. arsenal are in _ for them it is a us thety group. arsenal are in group _ for them it is a us thety group. arsenal are in group c- for them it is a us thety group. arsenal are in group c and - for them it is a us thety group. | arsenal are in group c and they for them it is a us thety group. - arsenal are in group c and they will play the current holders but the record holder eight time champions lyon, that will be a difficult match. make no mistake about that, e

hello and welcome to bbc news. good to have your company this hour. we begin in the uk.he country's new chancellorjeremy hunt is holding talks with the prime minister later at the country retreat as a government fights to salvage his economic credibility. speaking to the bbc, mr hunt warned some taxes will increase and all government departments will be expected to find additional savings. posting online today, the prime minister has said she's "going to do things differently" in her quest for economic growth — promising she will "always act in the national interest". earlier i spoke to our political correspondent who had the latest. another day, another interview from the brand—new chancellor doing his best to exude calmness to say to the conservative party and to the markets that he has got an absolute handle on things. i should say also that he has got talks with liz truss today in chequers. they are getting a bit of country air, away from the noise of westminster. and hope that they can just really focus in on this economic statement in a fortnight away which they ho

thank you forjoining us here and plenty more coming up on bbc news. good evening.. our sports editor dan roan reports. half a century has passed since the last british success in rugby league's showpiece event. legendary captain clive sullivan leading his country to world cup glory. these days, the four home nations have teams of their own and the captain of this year's hosts, england telling me what victory on home soil would mean. it is a huge opportunity for the sport. we have a great sport and we want more people to get involved in it. a world cup on home soil is the perfect advert and it adds a bit of pressure to us as a group. nothing will spike interest more than england being successful. kevin sinfield, who appeared in three world cups learn to play the game at this club in oldham and he says it must have an impact in such places. for the rugby league world cup to leave a legacy here is important because the club do a wonderfuljob in the community for young people, provide opportunities and rugby league clubs tend to be in deprived areas. the work they do w

that's all from the bbc news at one — so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. goodthe bbc news channel. i'm laura mcghie, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. all players and staff at premiership rugby club worcester warriors will see their contracts terminated. hmrc had been pursuing worcester, who are suspended from all competitions, since august for unpaid taxes. the arm of the club that employs all players and staff was wound up at a hearing in the high court this morning. it means all contracts are terminated and all debts remain unpaid and outstanding. as players will be free to leave, what is left of the club remains uncertain — with the umbrella company wrfc trading ltd still in administration. 0ne one player has describing how he believes the club has been run. i couldn't describe it as anything else but a shambles. the way the owners have treated players, staff, as if they are pieces of meat, there is no recognition on a human level that these people have to look after their families. that these people have to look after theirfamilies. they that

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hello and welcome to bbc news. very good to have your company.few days the uk will have a new prime minister following the resignation of liz truss on thursday. penny mordaunt, leader of the house of commons, the first conservative to say she wants the job. no other mp has declared an interest in being a candidate but both borisjohnson and former chancellor rishi sunak have had nominations from other mps. sources have told the bbc rishi sunak has received the backing of 100 mps to become conservative leader. johnson left office just over six weeks ago, forced out over a series of crises and scandals. however becomes the next conservative leader also becomes the next british prime minister but opposition parties are calling for a general election. rw political editor vicki young has this report. i will remain as prime minister until a successor has been chosen. thank you. once again, there is a vacancy at the top of government. liz truss' resignation means conservatives now need to choose their fifth leader and prime minister injust over six years

bbc news channel. that's all from me. have a very good night. hello. this is bbc news with luxmy gopal.s died afterfalling ill in prison. the 76—year—old, who was serving three life sentences, was taken from hmp edinburgh to hospital on wednesday. david cowan reports. a schoolgirl waiting for a bus on a winter's night. as each day goes past, i lose a bit more faith that she's still alive. i pray to god that she is. an 18—year—old hitchhiking home from a music festival. 1% of me thinks she's alive and the other 99% thinks she's dead now. a young woman living at a church. we are very worried about it. it's totally out of character. three lives brutally cut short by one man, and no—one doubts there were more. born injohnstone in renfrewshire, peter tobin led a nomadic life and used numerous aliases. he was violent and abusive towards his three ex—wives and, in the early—1990s, was jailed for a horrific sex attack. this is peter tobin. hampshire police wish to talk to him after two schoolgirls were sexually assaulted and imprisoned in a flat in havant. tobin was behind bars for ten years an

bbc news. let's watch together good evening on the air of bbc news from ukraine live from london. i'm yevgenia shidlovska and for 30 minutes in this news release we let's talk about this russians hit different regions of ukraine with missiles and drones in the center of kyiv they hit a residential building there are victims under shelling day and night bbc report from bakhmut and russian forces do not stop trying to seize the city of ukraine european union will train ukrainian armed forces this decision was made today in luxembourg, they plan to train up to 15,000 soldiers and we start with the news about the exchange of prisoners and the return of 18 women from russian captivity, in particular from azov, the head of the entire president andriy yarmak reported that this was the first all-female exchange, according to his data, 11 female officers returned, 85 privates and sergeants, as well as civilians, among those released, according to yarmak, there were girls illegally imprisoned in the ordlo who were captured even before the large-scale invasion and at the same time the russia

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bbc to close it down now? three weeks on now after the ex chancellor kwasi kwarteng mini—budget, the economic fallout has not been good. in common with most of the media, bbc newsial trauma and doom. turmoil in the markets, turmoil and for britain in early morning plunge and the amount of the pound in your pocket to depths never seen before with impacts on petrol, food prices, mortgage costs and across the economy. the chancellor unveiled this in the market but the markets thought that was risky. so, expectation rates of where interest rates are growing went higher. at the heart of this - is credibility and there's no sign the market is convinced by the economic strategy- and borrowers - are paying the price. there's certainly plenty to worry about, but has bbc laid the negativity on too thick and blamed too much of it on that many budget? robert thought so and wrote a few weeks ago: keith mccormick e—mailed on tuesday: also taking exception to the coverage of the following mornings in radio 4 was the business secretary speaking to michelle. i'm trying to get your view on what many people regard as a very invested competent picture that's been sparked by the mi

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attention a news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news , let's watch together. good evening. we from ukraine are summing up the day. this is bbc new from ukraine, and olga palamaryuk works in the studio, and today we are talking about the russians are preparing a provocation at the dambikakhov hpp zelensky warns of the catastrophic consequences of kherson under occupation as a journalist filmed the truth of life after the arrival of the russians and the british conservatives begin to elect a new leader, the biggest intrigue is whether boris johnson will return the russians shelled zaporizhzhia with rockets. already twice in a day, kharkiv civilian infrastructure was damaged, at least 14 were wounded. rocket fragments penetrated a wall in one of the apartments of a high-rise building. one educational institution was attacked. fan outages in others simply ask consumers to reduce electricity consumption bbc correspondent james water house visited kryvyi rih and saw what happens in the city with the onset of darkness, a new type of patrol for the police of kryvyi rih , n

attention a news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news, let's watch it together good evening we from ukraine on bbc news will call hryhoriy shagalov ukrainians today in the program we will talk about this the president of ukraine called on the world to take decisive action against russia, stating that the russian authorities have begun to prepare their society for the possible use of nuclear weapons in war. zelenskyi gave a long interview to the bbc. the nobel peace prize was awarded to ukrainian , russian, and belarusian human rights defenders. why in many people were indignant in kyiv and what do the gates themselves think about this? russia launched a new missile attack on zaporizhzhia against air defense was able to repulse the attack. the city was also subjected to devastating shelling on the eve of october 6, a total of 12 civilians were killed and the same number of victims were hospitalized. yesterday's destructive attacks on zaporizhzhia, on the eve of the attacks, two residential buildings were hit here, according to official data, 12 people died as a result

mushrooms offering a new novel purposeful i offering a new novel purposeful london's public spaces. luke hanrahan, bbc london. goodews, talking movies are at the new york film festival. hello from new york. i'm tom brook, and welcome to talking movies. in today's programme, some early highlights from the new york film festival which, this year, is marking its 60th anniversary. they said it was unfilmable — the 1985 novel white noise by author dom delillo, but filmmaker noah baumbach was undeterred. he adapted it into a movie and it was the opening night attraction here at the new york film festival. the director and cast were all there on opening night. this film, which moves between genres, isn't easy to describe. on one level, it's a family drama that unfolds in the face of a toxic airborne event that imperils a college town. they don't look scared in the crown victoria. no, they're laughing. these guys aren't laughing. where? in the country's choir. what does it matter what they're doing in other cars? i want to know how scared i should be. it stars adam driver as a professor, don cheadle plays his colleague. i

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bbc news. let's watch it together. good evening. we from ukraine welcome you to bbc news ukraine live and from london. olga palamaryuk works in the studio and today we are talking about the second day of mass shelling by russia of the territories of ukraine under the attack of objects of critical infrastructure president zelensky appealed to the leaders of the big seven with a call to provide air defense systems and ruled out the possibility of negotiations with putin crime and violence what is known about serhiy surovikin, who now leads the russian army in ukraine, russia has been attacking the territory of ukraine for the second day , cities and critical infrastructure objects in various regions were hit, there is information about hits in the dnipropetrovsk, lviv and zaporizhzhia regions, according to the air force of the armed forces of ukraine, russia fired 28 missiles, 20 of them managed to shoot down the day before as a result of russian shelling, 19 people died, six of them in the capital, the victim of the shelling was the d

if you have joined if you havejoined us, a warm welcome to bbc news. it is goodo have your company. thousands of families in south korea are trying to trace relatives they fear might have died in a crush in the capital seoul. at least 153 people are known to have died, most of them teenagers and young adults celebrating halloween in an area full of nightclubs and restaurants. it's thought the crush began in a narrow alley when people in the crowd fell over. from seoul, here'sjean mackenzie. as the bodies are counted and the victims are identified, devastating accounts of seoul's halloween night of horror are emerging. thousands packed onto the streets to party until this narrow alleyway became so crowded, people were crushed to death. this is where most people died. most people died here. this man was in the alley. he managed to climb onto a platform to safety, where he watched the horror play out. at first, someone pushed from the back. then from here. it was, like, quite a few times, then i realised something's going to happen. there's no way you can breathe. s

this is bbc news. a very good morning to you.orean president has declared a national period of mourning, after at least 150 people were killed in a crush in the capital, seoul, during halloween celebrations. russia has pulled out of a un—brokered deal which enabled key grain exports from ukrainian ports. let's stay with that story now and our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse has more from the city of dnipro. you will have to forgive the sirens in the background. like so many cities across ukraine, dnipro is dark tonight as russia continues to target the country's infrastructure. but nevertheless, russia has said it is suspending its participation in the landmark grain deal in this war. it is a diplomatic blow. because the grain deal was the only diplomatic breakthrough we've had. it allowed ukraine to export nine million tonnes of its agricultural produce sincejuly. it has helped the damaged economy, but it's also helped tens of millions of people around the world that rely on ukrainian grain to be able to eat and prevent s

that's all from the bbc news at one — so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. goodhtime sports news. this is your lunchtime sports news. the inaugural bbc green sports awards are taking place in wembley this afternoon. they'll highlight the positive action being taken by teams and individuals to make sport more sustainable. five awards are being handed out in total. 0ur reporter matt graveling is there for us this afternoon — matt, how's it looking? how is it looking? well, good afternoon _ how is it looking? well, good afternoon holly, _ how is it looking? well, good afternoon holly, it— how is it looking? well, good afternoon holly, it is- how is it looking? well, good afternoon holly, it is getting l how is it looking? well, good - afternoon holly, it is getting very busy here, jean energy, climate change, sustain bill have been in the public consciousness for a long time but really something special is happening here today, because sport and its impact on people's lives has really rocketed in the last 50 year, that what a two day summit is talking about. we have

in about ten minutes it's click, but now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. goodvening and welcome along to sportsday. coming up, the united centurion. marcus rashford's 100th goalfor centurion. marcus rashford's 100th goal for the centurion. marcus rashford's100th goal for the club makes the difference at old trafford. another england—australia showdown. this time at the women's rugby world cup as the red roses make it through to the last four. and wales have the last laugh to claim bronze at the physical disability rugby league world cup, but there was a familiar face in the aussie squad. good evening and welcome to tonight's sportsday. it is the penultimate weekend of premier league fixtures before the world cup. and arsenal have returned to the summit. but with weeks to go before qatar, an injury to an england star hasn't gone unnoticed. but first marcus rashford scored his 100th goal for manchester united this evening — his goal the difference against west ham at old trafford. the greatest of english football is when manchester united are aiming to get back t

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bbc news. we just wanted to say goodbye to our friends and viewers on bbc ones new. but let's catch up with the weather on bbc news. good sunny skies in the north, just a couple of showers this afternoon across parts of scotland and into north west england, temperatures here about 10—12 by 6pm, but 14—15 for most of us. tonight, clearskies 6pm, but 14—15 for most of us. tonight, clear skies and fairly chilly conditions, but then we see the wind picking up, the clouds moving across and some rain arriving for many of us to start off the saturday morning. it is going to be quite chilly when we look at minimum temperatures overnight, so a touch of frost in the north of its temperature is picking up through that morning is that wind and cloud arrival. tomorrow, a blustery day, some of blue sky around, parts of southern and eastern england, some showery rain moving in through the course of the afternoon. drying up partly in scotland before the summer more blustery showers arrived. winds of about 15 mph, but there will be stronger gusts in the afternoon. top temperatures asim latif today, 16, 17 in the south and south—east, bu

we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good evening.it was a pretty decent day of weather across most of the country today. overnight tonight we've got some dry weather, clear skies around initially but through the early hours of cloud and rain pushing and across parts of the southwest and drifting north in towards the midlands. and a bit of mist of murk with that too. wiping murk with that too. temperatures on the mild side. wiping temperatures on the mild side. ., ., , ., wiping temperatures on the mild side. ., ., . , side. for many towns and cities. first thing _ side. for many towns and cities. first thing tomorrow, _ side. for many towns and cities. first thing tomorrow, that - side. for many towns and cities. first thing tomorrow, that band | side. for many towns and cities. i first thing tomorrow, that band of cloud and rain continuing to track its way northwards. wendy for a timer on the far southwest. brightening up in the southeast with some sunshine but notice that cloud and rain pushing north across northern ammon and into

and at 3.30pm on the bbc news channel, talking business with aaron heslehurst. goodfternoon and welcome to bbc news. the household energy supplier 0ctopus energy has reached a deal to buy bulb, which was one of the largest energy companies to collapse last year because of soaring wholesale gas and electricity prices. the government has spent billions of pounds keeping the company afloat since it went into administraton. the agreement means 0ctopus will take onboard bulb's one and a half million customers. our business reporter ramzan kamali has the details. bulb is the biggest - green energy company... it was the biggest energy company to go bust. last november, bulb found itself in administration. it was only kept going by the government, who pumped hundreds of millions of pounds into the business, but now a deal has been struck that it is hoped will give relief notjust to customers, taxpayers, but also hundreds of staff. today, 0ctopus were confident that the takeover of bulb's customers would be smooth. 0ctopus has got a great track record of bringing large number

bbc it colleagues really not many are around these days. as it became tradition at the corporation to empty the insides and plate is leaving presents, but what a thing to have the good news it looks pretty hefty, and it is really big. it tended to let the world travel to it made up for it in the circles it socialised in. it played host to alfred hitchcock, poet ts eliot, author hg wells, and thatis poet ts eliot, author hg wells, and that is a and legend, petula clark, kate career aged nine in front during rehearsal there was the most enormous air raid, and the producer asked if one of the kids could sing a song or say a piece of poetry. and they put a box so i could it was the microphone was clearly doing something right operationally. ice had been on the ground—breaking it was a little too expensive, so in true bbc form, they made their own, for less than 10% of what rca was charging. type a stayed until 1959. hold that is a long time when technology was developing their one is called a ribbon microphone. behind the perforated cover is a with the help of one of the bbc engineering manuals, we can see that the sound waves coming either from the sound waves coming either

good evening. you're watching bbc news with me, luxmy gopal.shortly for a full round—up of the day's news with ben brown. but first, more on our top story — the huge explosion that brought down part of the only bridge linking russia to crimea. according to russian officials, three people died in the explosion — but russia says the bridge has already re—opened with light traffic. michael clarke is a visiting professor in the department of war studies at king's college london. he's been telling me about the significance

that is all from the bbc news at one and it is - the bbc news at one and it is goodbye from me and we joined the bbc news teams where you are. goodit's just after 1.30 and this your latest sports news. scotland have made a winning start to their t20 world cup campaign in australia with a shock victory over west indies in the initial group stage. george munsey helped scotland to a total of 160, making an unbeaten 66. west indies would have been confident of reaching their target but scotland were superb with the ball, and bowled them out for just 118. the day's other t20 group b match between ireland and zimbabwe is reaching its climax. ireland won the toss and chose to field. zimbabwe made 174—7, sikandar raza top scoring with an unbeaten 82 from 48 balls. joshua little took three wickets for ireland who are now chasing down that target of 175 to win. ireland then battled with the bat, but they fell short of their target with zimbabwe winning by 31 runs. liverpool have launched an investigation after manchester city manager pep guardiola alleged coins were thrown in his direction during his side's1—0 defeat at anfield. it really

news at one today. on bbc one we willjoin our news teens wherever you are. have a good weekend. e latest from the bbc sports centre now. ireland have reached the next stage of the t20 world cup, the super 12's after stunning the two time champions west indies. it was a winner—takes—all match in hobart, windies won the toss and batted first, but were restricted to 146 for 5. thanks to their opener paul stirling, who was unbeaten the winning runs, he made a5. they will now play in the same group as england, new zealand, australia, afghanistan and sri lanka. scotla nd scotland only reached 132 for six. zimbabwe started slowly,. they made it home with plenty to spare, a five wicket when there then. zimbabwe will play in the super 12 for the first time. ian barraclough has been sacked as manager of northern ireland after two years in charge, he succeeded michael o'neill, but he has won only four of their 22 competitive fixtures. he was given a two—year contract extension last september which was opposed to taking through the euro 2020 for qualifying campaign but he struggled to get th

this is bbc news. good afternoon, it is two o'clock. the headlines... the government performs a u—turn on its tax cut for higher earners. just ten days after he unveiled the policy, the chancellor backtracks after growing opposition from fellow tory mps. we felt that the 45p issue, the 45p rate, was drowning out a strong package of intervention on energy, a strong package of intervention on tax cuts for people generally, and we decided not to proceed. the uk faces a significant risk of gas shortages this winter, according the energy regulator ofgem. it could lead to supplies being cut to power stations which use gas to generate electricity. a man has appeared in court charged with the murder of nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel. she was shot in her home in liverpool in august. king charles and the queen consort camilla visited dunfermline on their first official engagment since the period of royal mourning came to an end. and coming up we meet mr doodle — the man from kent who makes his living from doodling and has covered his whole house in drawings. h

that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good i'm laura mcghie and this is the bbc news channel. after months of turmoil, could there be a potential light at the end of the tunnel for worcester warriors? a consortium — led by former coach steve diamond — has shown an interest in buying the financially—stricken club and they held a press conference today, outlining their intentions. our sports news correspondent laura scott listened to the press conference and joins us now. laura — what happened today? well this was the big launch of steve diamond's consortium bid to buy worcester. we hadn't heard anything to suggest that he was interested in being a co—owner of the club, but today he launched that project, called six ways village, it was a development of the stadium and the area. what is clear from what steve diamond said is it is a long—term project. he thinks if worcester get relegated, it will take around three years to get back into the premiership. that is because they want to build a sustainable model that well mean they're