bbc news". >> i am in washingtos is "bbc world news america." ukrainian president zelenskyy visits d.c.a push to shore up critical support for wartime aid. : stops supplying weapons to ukraine as a trade dispute over grain exports escalates. the longtime chairman of fox news, rupert murdoch, plans to step down as chairman. the deadline looms for detroit's three largest automakers to make a deal or face new strikes. ♪ >> welcome to "bbc world news america." ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is ending a busy day here in washington. zelenskyy met with lawmakers on capitol hill, where he said he had strong dialogue about his country's progress on the battlefield with senators. he faced an uphill fight for support in the house of representatives. the house is divided over funding. speaker kevin mccarthy said he would not commit to putting a aid package to a vote after meeting with zelenskyy. after leaving capitol hill, zelenskyy, accompanied by his wife, paid tribute to the victims of the 9/11 attacks, laying a wreath at the pentagon memorial. he also met with military leaders, includi

bbc news". ♪ >> this is bbc world news america.rate rescue efforts continue in morocco after the worst earthquake in more than half a century. the u.s. and vietnam reach historic business agreement. president biden downplays the message he sends to china. special report from bosnia where the u.n. warns of a crisis. bosnian reserves button to break away from the country. -- threatened to break away from the country. ♪ welcome to world news america. in morocco, survivors of the earthquake that struck friday say the government is not responding quickly enough to help. in the atlas mountains, some villagers have been digging through the rubble with barehands to recover bodies. heavy equipment cannot travel on roads locked by lindsley. so far, more than 2800 have died. thousands more injured. the world health organization says when threaded thousand people have been affected by the disaster. the 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck northwest of marrakech in the atlas mountains. international emergency workers join the recovery effort. tom ba

bbc news". >> i am caitrÍona perry a new york and this is bbc world news america. americans jailed for years are on their way back to the u.s. after a brief stop in qatar as part of a prisoner swap. world leaders have arrived in new york for the 78th session of the united nations general assembly. canada accuses the indian government of involvement in the death of a canadian leader. hello and welcome to world news america. i am in new york for the u.n. general assembly, where world leaders will speak. they are expected to address a number of issues, including multiple coups, the war in ukraine, and deadly natural disasters. i spoke to the u.n. general assembly president about what we can expect. but first, five american citizens jailed for years are on their way home to the united states. they were freed from iran monday as part of a complex prisoner swap mediated by qatar. the citizens, four men and one woman, were flown out of iran to qatar. their release was dependent on the u.s. transferring 6 billion in iranian funds, money iran earned from selling oil to south

bbc news". sumi: i am in washind this is "bbc world news america."ast ditch effort in the house of representatives collapses, leaving the u.s. government on the verge of a shutdown. a trailblazer in american politics. we look at the legacy of diane feinstein who died at the age of 90. a break in a nearly three decade old case. the arrest in connection with the murder of tupac shakur. ♪ welcome to "world news america." time is running out for the government to avoid a shutdown in the u.s. by the end of saturday. house rejected a short-term funding measure friday, with 21 republicans joining house democrats to vote no, increasing the likelihood of a shutdown. that would have kept things going for several weeks while congress worked on long-term spending plans. the house is scheduled to meet saturday for more votes. after the failed attempt to pass a bill, kevin mccarthy said it is not the end yet. joining us now is republican congressman ken buck from colorado. great to have you back on bbc news. house republicans just held a conference. what came out

bbc news". ♪ >> i am in washington. this is bbc world news america.merican soldier who crushed -- crossed into north korea in july is back in u.s. custody. >> in california, republican presidential candidates set to come face-to-face in a critical second debate. >> welcome to world news america. we will join katrina in california covering the republican debate tonight in just a few minutes. but first, the u.s. soldier who illegally cost -- crossed into north korea is back in u.s. custody. saweetie provided help. the u.s. state department spokesperson thanked both nations foreseeably safety returning mr. king and said his release is not marked improvement in u.s.-north korean diplomatic occasion -- relations trip >> we have tried to reach out and they have rejected our direct approaches. we talked to sweden. sweden talk to us and help negotiate the transfer, but i would not see this as a sign of a breakthrough. it is a one-off. >> and a spokesperson for mr. kaine's family thanked the u.s. army for a job well done and has asked for privacy. the soldier

bbc news". katrina: i am caitrin new york and this is "bbc world news america."sident biden urges world leaders to stop russia's aggression in ukraine. there is movement back home on the black sea. azerbaijan launches what it describes as anti-terror operations in a contested enclave that could foreshadow new conflict in the caucasus. welcome to world news america. i'm here in new york for the first day of the united nations 78th general assembly is coming to a close. the ukrainian president attending in person for the first time since the conflict began, but the headliner of the day was u.s. president joe biden. this is his first speech at the united nations general assembly since taking office. president biden confirmed standings between the u.s. and china as concern over tension is on the rise. >> when it comes to china, i want to be clear and consistent. we seek to responsibly manage competition between our countries so it does not deepen the conflict. i've said we are for de-risking, not decoupling with china. we will push back on aggression and intimidation

bbc news". ♪ anchor: this is bbc world news america.than 5000 confirmed dead in libya following catastrophic flooding in the east of the country. search-and-rescue teams reach remote areas of morocco after friday's earthquake killed at least 2900. smoke billows and crimea after another bombardment of missiles hits the contested territory. ♪ hello and welcome to world news america. we are following multiple extreme climate events plaguing the north african region as crews dichter the rubble after a devastating 6.8 magnitude earthquake in morocco. we started libya where catastrophic flooding has led to the deaths of more than 5000 over parts of the east of the country. these are the pictures from the city where survivors described a tsunami of water after two dams collapsed in more than 2000 are missing and 34,000 are homeless. here is a video of the moment floods hit the city, the power, the speed, the for sweeping everythingway. people describe the land disappearing in an instant with a rush of water and a agency site there is a need fo

bbc news". >> caitriona perry in washington, and this is bbc world news about you.kers at three top american auto companies are set to strike within hours in an unprecedented coordinated action. president biden's son hunter is criminally charged with unlawfully possessing a firearm while on drugs. 20,000 people are feared dead in eastern libya's catastrophic floods as criticism of the local authorities mounts. hello, you are very welcome to world news america. we are following two major stories out of the u.s. as president joe biden's son hunter is indicted on charges and american autoworkers, just hours away from an unprecedented coordinated strike. u.s. president joe biden son hunter biden was currently charged in delacorte. the prosecution accused him of lying about his use of narcotics when he purchased a handgun in 2018. today's indictment marks the first ever prosecution of a sitting president's child, and if convicted, hunter faces a maximum penalty of 25 years in prison. efforts to reach a plea deal collapsed earlier this summer. hunter biden faces three cri

bbc news". ♪ >> i am caitrÍona perry in washington and this is "bbc world news america."ent biden arrived in delhi at of the summit. new details about in georgia grand jury recommending charging three related to the 2020 election but prosecutors disagreed. the west african nation declared three days of morning after islamist militants killed more than 30 people. hello and welcome to "world news america." world leaders including president biden arrived to delhi at of the summit. he spoke with the prime minister about joint plans on technology and infrastructure including a deal that would link trade between them least in south asia. it would rival china's belt and road initiative and is part of biden's move away from china, something he is capitalizing on with the absence of president xi jinping who has never missed a summit since taking power in 2012 and vladimir putin who is skipping the event for the second year in a row. another big item on the agenda is ukraine. and he expressed confidence world leaders will finalize the declaration at the summit. sources say the word

bbc news". anchor: i am in washd this is bbc "world news america ."e than 70,000 refugees fleeing nagorno-karabakh. the struggle for independence is over. lawmakers in the u.s. start the process of trying to impeach president biden. and we pay tribute to the actor best known for playing dumbledore in harry potter. ♪ welcome to "world news america." we are tracking developments out of nagorno-karabakh. the separatist leader of the region declared an end to the struggle for independence concluding nearly 30 years of separatist rule. ethnic armenians, over half of the population have left for neighboring armenia and more are expected to leave in the coming days. gore karabakh is between azerbaijan and armenia. the territory was seized by forces in a military operation last week. it is internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan. the dotted black line shows the border town from where refugees are fleeing to our -- to armenia. the country's foreign ministry says it wants armenian residents to stay and become part of what it calls azerbaijan's ethnic s

bbc news". >> i'm caitriona pern washington and this is bbc world news america. stage is set in new delhi as heads of state from the world largest economies arrive on the eve of the g20 summit. u.s. sec. of state antony blinken's trip to ukraine comes to a close but not without another controversial commitment. we revisit a young blind way in yemen and his inspirational story of determination to help others in the war-torn country. ♪ hello and welcome to world news america. first new developments. peter navarro who used to be a trade advisor to the former president donald trump has been convicted of contempt of congress. the guilty verdicts wrap up a quick trial and a quicker deliberation. our washington correspondent joins us. what can you tell us? >> these were two charges of contempt of congress. failing to produce documents and failing to appear to give testimony. this relates to peter navarro's plan which he called the green bay sweep. he referenced the run by the green bay packers. to overturn the election results on january 6. this was not a trial about th

bbc news". i am katrina perry w york. this is bbc world news america. united nations general assembly continues today with ukraine's president criticizing the powerful security council for not doing enough to help his cotry fend off russia. a fiery partisan hearing for the u.s. attorney general on capitol hill. what both sides are accusing each other of. and, iran's tough new statute enforcing how women and girls their dress. you are welcome to world news america coming to you from outside day two of the united nations general assembly in new york are high-profile and high-stakes meetings are ongoing with many of the world's leaders all in one building. much of the diplomacy is happening on the sidelines including the closely watched meeting between u.s. president joe biden and israel's president benjamin netanyahu the first time the two leaders have met one-on-one since mr. netanyahu returned to office last december. president biden has formerly -- formerly invited netanyahu to visit washington by the end of the year. president biden plans to address i

bbc news". >> i am helena humphn washington and this is bbc world news america. republican-controlled house of representatives opens a formal impeachment inquiry into president biden. thousands are dead and thousands more are missing as libya deals with the aftermath of a relentless storm surge. and opening arguments take place between the u.s. government and one of the world's largest tech companies. ♪ welcome to world news america. we start in washington, where the u.s. house of representatives has announced it will open impeachment inquiry into u.s. president biden. speaker of the house kevin mccarthy says the inquiry will focus on, quote, allegations of abuse of power, obstruction, and corruption. this comes after months of investigations into the president which have found no evidence of misconduct. the heart of this inquiry is president biden's son hunter. many republicans have questioned hunter biden's business dealings and he is currently under federal investigation for possible tax crimes. those leading this impeachment inquiry question president biden '

bbc news". ♪ >> i'm caitriona perry and washington, d.c. and this is bbc, world news america.ne blames responsibility for a missile attack on crimea as zelensky seeks to shore up support from western allies. a u.s. senator is indicted for allegations of bribery. prosecutors say he accepted gold bars and envelopes of cash to aid foreign governments. u.s. auto workers strike grows by the thousands as an unprecedented walkout threatens the countries car industry. ♪ hello and welcome to world news america. ukraine has claimed responsibility for an attack on the russian black sea fleet headquarters in crimea. the military says it carried out a successful strike. videos on social media show ask note blowing from the building. the governor said the foreshadowed windows of 10 nearby residential buildings. russia's defense ministry says one person was killed. a source of the ukrainian air force tells the bbc that it used a type of cruise missile supplied by britain and france. our correspondent has more. >> this is clearly a continuation in ukraine's tactic of specifically targeting si

live from london, this is bbc news. worldons' general assembly —where president biden is due to give his address in the next few minutes. the ukrainian president will also address the gathering and is expected to ask for greater support for ukraine and greater sanctions on russia. the bbc announces a review into complaints against comedian russell brand and removes his content from iplayer and bbc sounds. mr brand denies all allegations. azerbaijan launches a military operation in the disputed territory of nagorno—karabakh, describing it as an anti—terrorism action. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. world leaders meeting at the united nations have warned that global attempts to end extreme poverty and tackle climate change are going in reverse. they said goals for sustainable development, agreed by un member states in 2015, were "in peril" and many were unlikely to be met. in the next in the next half in the next half an in the ne

live from washington, this is bbc news. worldndian capital gears up for the g20 summit. dozens of civilians and soldiers are killed in two separate attacks by islamist militants in mali. and the us promises additional support for ukraine, including controversial weapons as its counter—offensive shows progress. hello, i'm carl nasman. in the coming hours, world leaders will begin arriving in new delhi ahead of this weekend's g20 summit. recent meetings have been dominated by russia's war in ukraine, but india has chosen to shift the group's focus to issues affecting the developing world. the capital is preparing for the most high—profile event

live from washington, this is bbc news. world leaders make their way to new delhi, as the indian capital gears up for the 620 summit. dozens of civilians and soldiers are killed in two separate attacks by islamist militants in mali. and the us promises additional support for ukraine, including controversial weapons as its counter—offensive shows progress. hello, i'm carl nasman. in the coming hours, world leaders will begin arriving in new delhi ahead of this weekend's 620 summit. recent meetings have been dominated by russia's war in ukraine, but india has chosen to shift the group's focus to issues affecting the developing world. the capital is preparing for the most high—profile event to be held in india in years. security is tight, and the budget for hosting is reported to be more than $100 million. the two—day event will be attended by several world leaders, including us presidentjoe biden — seen here boarding his plane earlier thursday. india's moment on the global stage. to the world, it's promoting itself as a leader. at

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this is bbc news. worldssembly with several notable absences. fresh warnings that a new — and deadlier — fourth wave of the fentanyl epidemic has hit the us. the antarctic sea—ice has declined to its lowest winter level on record — according to satellite data. helena humphries here, welcome to the programme. world leaders have started arriving in new york for the annual united nations general assembly — which kicks off on monday. this year's summit takes place against the backdrop of russia's war in ukraine — and amid growing tensions between the us and china. despite that, leaders of four of the five countries that hold permanent seats on the un security council are expected to skip the event — including russian president putin and china's president xi who also missed a recent gathering of the g20 in india, as well as two surprising no—shows — uk prime minister rishi sunak and french president emmanuel macron — who cited scheduling conflicts for missing this week's summit. in spite of those notable absences

this is bbc news. worldor the annual united nations general assembly with several notable absences. fresh warnings that a new, and deadlier, fourth wave of the fentanyl epidemic has hit the us. and, broadcasters who employed russell brand have launched investigations, after rape and sexual assault allegations, which he denies. killing more than 100,000 i'm helena humphrey — good to have you with us. world leaders have started arriving in new york for the annual united nations general assembly which kicks off on monday. this year's summit takes place against the backdrop of russia's war in ukraine and amid growing tensions between the us and china. despite that, leaders of four of the five countries that hold permanent seats on the un security council are expected to skip the event, including russian president putin and china's president xi who also missed a recent gathering of the g20 in india. as well as two surprising absences — uk prime minister rishi sunak and french president emmanuel macron — who cited

concern among activists and unesco that stonehenge could lose its world heritage status if the plan goes ahead. you're live with bbc news leaders to have their say on current events. brazilian president luiz inacio lula da silva will open the first session, followed by us presidentjoe biden. this year, the focus is on ukraine, climate change and sustainable development. cbs news correspondent jarred hill is in new york. president biden is expected to focus heavily on ukraine, the situation there between ukraine and russia and in particular trying to galvanise as much of this body as possible around this effort notjust for ukraine itself but as we have heard from president biden and other allies, this idea of broader efforts to maintain democracy in that part of the world. that is expected to be a big focus. we are expecting to hear from president zelensky around the same themes and ideas, as well. this same themes and ideas, as well. as well as what is happening in public, there will be lots of bilateral meetings. this is a meeting of world leaders, representatives all getting together to talk shop, effectively. not jus

live from washington, this is bbc news. worldp for the g20 summit. dozens of civilians and soldiers are killed in two separate attacks by islamist militants in mali. and the us promises additional support for ukraine, including controversial weapons as its counter offensive shows progress. hello, i'm carl nasman. in the coming hours, world leaders will begin arriving in new delhi ahead of this weekend's g20 summit. recent meetings have been dominated by russia's war in ukraine but india has chosen to shift the group's focus to issues affecting the developing world.

danny savage, bbc news. worldre gathering in new delhi this weekend for the 620 summit where india's year—long presidency will come to an end. recent meetings have been dominated by russia's war in ukraine, but india has chosen to focus the group on issues affecting the developing world and highlighting the country's global importance. the capital is preparing for the most high—profile event to be held in india in years. the two—day summit, starting on saturday will have a stellar guest list — including us presidentjoe biden, british prime minister rishi sunak and saudi arabia's mohammed bin salman. the budget for hosting the event is reported to exceed 100 million dollars. our south asia correspondent samira hussain reports. india �*s moment on the global stage. the country promoting itself as a leader. at home it made the 620 part of daily discourse. let leader. at home it made the 620 part of daily discourse.— of daily discourse. let us remind ourselves this _ of daily discourse. let us remind ourselves this gr

coming up on bbc news: the world cup of tennis coming up on bbc news, the world cup of tennis is under davis cup before andy murray returns to help great britain with their campaign starting tomorrow. ajudge in a judge in pakistan ajudge in pakistan has ruled that the five children who arrived in the country from the uk with the father of sara sharif and august will be sent to a governmental care facility but the time being. children have been living with the grandfather since arriving in pakistan. 10 euros sara sharif was found dead at the family home in woking in surrey in august. the day after her father, step and uncle left the uk with the other five step and uncle left the uk with the otherfive children. 0ur step and uncle left the uk with the other five children. 0ur pakistan correspondent caroline davies joins me now to explain more about the court proceedings. and what is happening?— court proceedings. and what is haueninu? , ., happening? this was not the 'udgment that many had — happening? this was not the 'udgment that many had expected, _ happening? this was not the 'udgmen

world. yogita limaye, bbc news, delhi. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.e has been formally charged with escaping from wandsworth prison. the 21 year old former soldier was recaptured on saturday. the justice secretary, alex chalk, said a0 inmates have since been moved from the catagory b jail. manchester united winger antony has agreed to delay his return to the club "to address allegations" of assault made against him. the 23—year—old was due back to training on monday after being dropped from brazil's squad for their world cup qualifiers against bolivia and peru. antony denies all the allegations. sunday has become the seventh day in a row for temperatures to exceed 30 degrees celsius — that's 86 fahrenheit — as the unprecedented september heatwave goes on. it comes as saturday was provisionally named the hottest day of the year so far. however, the met office has warned that thunderstorms are on their way. you're live with bbc news. us presidentjoe biden flew straight from the g20 summit to vietnam, where he denied that the us is trying to curtail chin

james landale, bbc news, in new york. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.ssex have discovered the remains of a couple at a property in chelmsford. they're believed to bejohn and lois mccullough, who have been missing since 2018. their daughter, virginia, who's 35, has been charged with their murder. she's due to appear in court again later today. one of britain's most celebrated folk singers and song—writers, roger whittaker, has died aged 87. he was particularly successful in germany, where he released 25 albums and picked up a huge fanbase. the government is expected to announce later that it's to intervene in the running of birmingham city council. the local authority effectively declared bankruptcy earlier this month, saying it couldn't afford to settle an unequal pay claim of around three quarters of a billion pounds. the announcement is expected to be made by the levelling up secretary, michael 6ove. more details on that story and other news on our website. you're live with bbc news. consultants and junior doctors in england are set to stage their fir

bbc news. | five americans jailed foryears in iran, freed today in a controversial $6 billion deal. worldneral assembly gets underway. and, comedian russell brand cancels tour dates amid sexual assault allegations. bringing you bbc news from new york tonight, where world leaders are convening for the united nations general assembly. we'll have more on that major international summit coming up. but first, five americans are free after a complex prisoner swap with iran. the americans, who were imprisoned in iran for years, are on their way home to the us. they were freed on monday as part of a prisoner swap mediated by qatar. the citizens, four men and one woman, were flown out of tehran to qatar. their release was dependent on the us transferring six billion in iranian funds, money that iran earned from selling oil to south korea. in return, the us also released five detained iranian citizens. once they were freed, president biden announced new sanctions, saying the us would continue to impose costs on iran for its "provocative actions."

nick beake, bbc news, in the atlas mountains. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. news. the presidents of chile and mexico have called for the strengthening of democracy in latin america during a joint address on sunday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1973 coup of president salvador allende in chile. the remarks came hours after a peaceful march erupted into violent clashes with police. two foreign aid volunteers were killed in a russian missile strike in eastern ukraine on saturday, kyiv confirmed. their vehicle had suffered a direct hit, flipped and caught fire as it drove towards bakhmut. the workers were identified as spanish and canadian citizens. a german and swedish national were also injured in the attack. rescuers in southern turkey have moved american explorer mark dickey to a base camp 700 metres down in the morca cave after ten hours of navigating him through the cave on a stretcher. dickey became trapped more than 1,000 metres underground when he suddenly became ill and was unable to leave. you're live with bbc news. turning to delhi now, wh

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, dhaka. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. headlines. prosecutors in donald trump's georgia racketeering case say the trial would take four months and include approximately 150 witnesses. a date for the trial has not yet been set, although prosecutors hope to begin trying at least some defendants on october 23rd. federal prosecutors in the us plan to seek an indictment of presidentjoe biden's son, hunter, by the end of this month. that's according to court papers. it's not clear what charges special counsel david weiss plans to file against hunter biden. a planned plea bargain to resolve tax—and—gun counts faced by the 53—year—old fell apart injuly. russia and turkey have agreed to a deal in principle to send one million metric tonnes of grain to africa. russia has tried to court african countries, some of which have been suffering food shortages, by offering them free or discounted grain. that's after it quit a deal in july that allowed grain from ukraine to pass safely through the black sea. you're live with bbc news. there

live from london, this is bbc news. world leaders from the 20 biggest economies are meeting in india's new delhi for this year's 620 summit. both vladimir putin and xi jinping will not be attending. two days on the run, but still no sign of daniel khalife. more than 150 british police officers to find the where about of the former soldier who escaped from the london prison of wandsworth king charles iii has recorded a message and released a favourite photograph of elizabeth ii to mark the first anniversary of his mother's death. he hailed his mother's life of devoted service. hello, i'm victoria valentine. we start in india — where world leaders are expective to arrive in new delhi in the coming hours, ahead of this weekend's 620 summit. this was earlier — us presidentjoe biden departing washington for the summit. uk prime minister rishi sunak is also expected to attend. the 620 group consists of 19 of the world's wealthiest economies — and the european union. it accounts for 85% of global economic output and two—thirds of it

world. yogita limaye, bbc news, delhi. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.s been formally charged with escaping from wandsworth prison. the 21—year—old former soldier was recaptured yesterday. the justice secretary alex chalk said a0 inmates have since been moved from the catagory b jail. the relevant security protocols were in place. staff were in place. so there were enough staff and they did follow all the rules, including on vehicle searches? the real, now this is the point, so the real question is were the relevant protocols followed to the extent that they should be? sunday has become the seventh day in a row for temperatures to exceed 30 degrees celsius — that's 86 fahrenheit — as the unprecedented september heatwave goes on. it comes as saturday was provisionally named the hottest day of the year so far. however, the met office has warned that thunderstorms are on their way. you're live with bbc news. us presidentjoe biden flew straight from the g20 summit to vietnam, where he denied that the us is trying to curtail china's international influence, a

world. yogita limaye, bbc news, delhi. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.om across the uk. it was a picture of a lifetime. a creature once classed as extinct in england. hunting rabbits at the end of yorkshire's peninsula. it hunting rabbits at the end of yorkshire's peninsula.- yorkshire's peninsula. it was amazing- _ yorkshire's peninsula. it was amazing- a _ yorkshire's peninsula. it was amazing. a lot _ yorkshire's peninsula. it was amazing. a lot of _ yorkshire's peninsula. it was amazing. a lot of emotions l yorkshire's peninsula. it was l amazing. a lot of emotions all at once, the beauty of seeing the animal as a sort of terror of knowing that you found something rare and if you don't get a photograph nobody would believe you. disbelief. how can there possibly be a pine outing here? . , ., ., ., , here? the answer to that was found in this _ here? the answer to that was found in this footage - here? the answer to that was| found in this footage recorded a full 70 miles away in yorkshire's dolby forest. it a full 70 miles away in yorkshire's dolby fo

live from washington, this is bbc news. worldveral notable absences. broadcasters who employed russell brand have launched investigations after rape and sexual assault allegations which he denies. and fresh warnings that a new and deadlier fourth wave of the fentanyl epidemic is sweeping the us. hello, i'm helen humphries. good to have you with us. world leaders have started arriving in new york for the annual united nations general assembly — which kicks off on monday. this year's summit takes place against the backdrop of russia's war in ukraine and amid growing tensions between the us and china. despite that, leaders of four of the five countries that hold permanent seats on the un security council are expected to skip the event, including russian president putin and china's president xi, who also missed a recent gathering of the g20 in india, as well as two surprising no—shows, uk prime minister rishi sunak and french president emmanuel macron, who cited scheduling conflicts for missing this week's summit. in spite of those n

bbc news. around the world and across the uk this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news.this month declared itself effectively bankrupt. the labour—led council is facing a bill of 760 million pounds to settle equal pay claims. the levelling up secretary, michael gove, said a local inquiry was to be launched. the labour leader — sir keir starmer — has met the french president emmanuel macron and french business leaders in paris. it's the latest in a number of international trips by the labour leader — in which he's discussed trade, migration and co—operation with the eu. unesco — the united nations' cultural body — has urged the government to amend a controversial plan to build a road tunnel near stonehenge. highways england says it wants to build the tunnel to reduce traffic on the a303 — but there is concern among activists and unesco that stonehenge could lose its world heritage status if the plan goes ahead. you're live with bbc news. the director general of the bbc has announced a review to look at any complaints against russell brand. it will examine what was known a

bbc news, utah. stay with us here on bbc news for world business report. hello again. it could bring us some stormy conditions. but what we have at the moment are a few showers getting in across parts of wales, northern england, northern ireland, but the bulk of them will be across scotland where they could be heavy and thundery. still gusty winds across the north and also the west, gusting in excess of 40mph. but a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine, with highs up to 23 degrees. now, through this evening and overnight we hang on to a lot of clear skies at first, but then a system coming up from the south will introduce some humid conditions and some showers across wales, south—west england, the midlands and southern counties. and at the same time, we also have a weather front bringing rain in across northern ireland and the outer hebrides. now, both of these fronts through the course of tomorrow are going to push north—eastwards and you can see from the isobars it�*s going to be another breezy day in the south, but windy in the north. so the showers continue t