their two deals were burst the student union was burst the other independent and were burst and everything became either you are evolutionary or counter-revolutionary and you could see that the informal the situations the security apparatus the secret police the out of the so-called revolutionary committees began to dominate the formal institutions of the state what gadhafi is actually daring is working very hard today to create a personalized centralized state in which really there are no proper institutions and he is the center of everything. good that he was hollowing out libya's political structures all roads to real power would lead only to him and all dissent brutally repressed. the whole power became in his head and that's why he start really become a very vicious against anyone who will even voice anything different from his opinion. the money think of that you'll be in prison if you're not in prison you'll be hanged in the streets. that's where you live you have seen probably one of the most vicious hanging temping skin ever haven't was here during the month of ramadan that used t

it was just behind me that the helicopter crashed and burst into flames.done what it has done all along, the ritual of the helicopter landing on the pitch, and leaving after the match. witnesses said it cleared the stadium and it went silent. and then it fell and crashed. it has been absolutely heart—wrenching this morning with people bringing flowers from every direction. there is a toddler to my left, laying flowers and people have been doing that all morning. a sombre night because after the game, they had gone, they came back, and they came to be here, because they were extremely anxious. vichai srivaddhanaprabha is a huge figure in the city, taking the team and pouring millions into it and that has meant the team has done extremely well. a lot of people here wanting to get a sense of what has happened. the shock... oh, my god. a helicopter‘s just crashed next to the stadium. the confusion. all we've seen was the helicopter above the football ground, spiralling, like out of control. and then we've just seen it hit the floor, a big ball of fire just wen

it sounds like you're putting this global slump down to the bursting of the tech bubble basically. you certain that this is not the beginning of the next crisis. i mean you know the markets are navigating in uncharted territory given that you know precedent and monetary policies have been pushing those markets for so many years of course i'm not certain but if you talk to people here of the trading floors of authority of analysts are convinced that we're not facing a huge prolonged selloff because basically despite all the nervousness and it's uncertainty. the underlying fundamentals are strong there's no reason for a big panic or bulls and don't panic there for us in frank thank you. bit by bit china continues to pry open its economy to outside is b.m.w. the first to take a majority stake in its joint venture that letting go of the steering wheel is a big thing for the chinese but the german comic is investing three billion euros in factories there. times are changing in china for the first time a foreign carmaker has been allowed to acquire a majority stake in a joint venture b.m

bbc news understands that the owner of the club was on board which burst into flames.in a synagogue in pittsburgh yesterday. he's accused of opening fire at the tree of life synagogue. here the chancellor is warned he will have to adopt a new economic strategy if britain leaves the eu without a deal. it is thought that no—deal brexit is extremely unlikely but he would have to set out a new budget that happened. the former england player and manager is saying to be responding well after treatment after being taken to hospital in a serious condition. he took ill after appealing —— after appearing as a pundit on his 61st birthday. well, those are our headlines now on bbc news datelined london.

we meet the drivers left terrified after their cars burst into flames.omb into a populated area. and we see evidence that ford have known about risk of fire in some of their engines for years. meet sam backhouse from grange moor near huddersfield. she's caring for her husband mally who has terminal cancer. she's been a ford customer for ten years and loved her one—litre ecoboost. it was the poshest car i'd ever had. it was more high—tech for me. it was just a lovely drive. injune, sam received a letter to say the focus needed a replacement coolant hose. but before the work could be carried out, her car suffered a complete loss of power. i noticed a light came on and it just said service now. then the power started to go in the car. it felt really sluggish. it was just really slow, very hard to go on a slight incline. while repairs were carried out, the replacement coolant hose was also fitted. sam was told her car had a fuse problem which was now fixed and it was ready to take home. literally 200 yards out of the garage, it went into limp mode again and

last night, these passengers had to be rescued from this train as the river burst its banks near aberdarery dangerous for the train to move forwards or backwards at that point in time. the rail incident officer from network rail quickly assessed the validity of the line and made a decision at that point that it was wiser to evacuate the passengers rather than attempt to drive the train through the flood water. in carmarthen, thousands of homes have been without power and almost 80 flood alert and warnings remain in place, with the met office issuing an amber warning for heavy rain until this evening. for vicky and her neighbours, they are boxed in. water flowing from the back of the houses, and at risk of the canal overflowing from the front. their clean—up operation won't be able to begin until this latest storm has run its course. tomos morgan, bbc news, the vale of neath. a reporter is in south west wales. we tried to get to the town of lampeter. this is the main road. and there are several feet of water on there are several feet of water on the main road. 0nly 4x4 vehicles are getting

but a huge fireball happened, bursting into flames.board and what has happened. we are still waiting to find out who was on the helicopter. we'll bring that to you as soon as we have it here. moving on, syria's political crisis has been discussed by the leaders of russia, france and germany at a summit hosted by turkey's president recep tyip erdogan in istanbul. after hours of talks the leaders agreed that a committee to create a new constitution should meet by the end of the year. 0ur correspondent sarah rainsford has more from istanbul. it was an unusual format here on the banks of the bosphorus in istanbul. notjust turkey and russia here, involved, but leaders from france and germany. recep tayyip erdogan, the turkish president, said that was because it was important to expand those involved in the process of bringing a lasting solution for syria as broadly as possible. they talked for a significant time here, several hours, we are told at this 0ttoman mansion here at istanbul. recep tayyip erdogan had emerged to say these were effe

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the army was burst their two deals were burst the student union was burst the other independent out sociate in were burst and everything became either you are revolutionary or counter-revolutionary and you could see that the informal institutions the security apparatus the secret police the art of the so-called revolutionary committees began to dominate the formal institutions of the state what gadhafi is actually daring is working very hard today to create a personalized centralized state in which really there are no proper institutions and he is the center of everything. good that he was hollowing out libya's political structures all roads to real power would lead only to him and all dissent brutally repressed. the whole power became his home and that's why he start really become a very vicious against anyone who will even voice anything different from his opinion. the mahdi think of that he will be in prison if you're not in prison you will be hanged in the streets. that's where libya have seen probably one of the most vicious hand in term pain scale ever haven't was if you're in the mon

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killed at least thirty four people in the but did a region close to the border with kenya a river burst its banks on thursday sending modern and debra down a hillside or a button manoli as will. this image here. this is one of three villages destroyed by flooding its residents lament and lost way of life and the death of loved ones the intensity of mudslides has left them with no time to bury the dead their only concern now is to find any survivors but so far only bodies are being pulled from the mud we have it is to be edited down by. those who are missing because of that a million i was just arrested today so we are just good still i sisson to know exactly how they knew we were there i was with us up to that and then from that a business woman who should be able to maybe just to me i mean you couldn't believe it could be done over the many of those killed were some markets the river buses banks at the foot hills of mount elgon on thursday and the water swept depor downstream all the bridges on the bourne routes are going to cut off but there's a short years ago just been taken or did

least forty one people mobbed and deborah engulfed several villages after rains caused a river to burst its banks on thursday. all to somalia now where at least eleven people have been killed in twin explosions in the country those blasts happened in the southern city of by there are reports that a suicide bomber detonated a bomb in the middle of a restaurant and then a grenade attack struck a nearby hotel. to yemen now at least seventeen people including several women have been killed in as strike by the saudi amorality coalition jets bombed an area south of the rebel held port city of data who the rebels say a bus carrying people displaced by fighting was hit the area has been the focus of several battles in recent months the coalition back in the yemeni government is fighting iran back to seize for control of the area israeli police are investigating the death of a palestinian woman has been said israeli settlers pelted that car with stones a funerals been held for forty eight year old. who was traveling with her husband through the occupied west bank he says the mother of eight was

and in a burst of twitter diplomacy the turkish president made clear the release was not a response to u.s. pressure. the turkish judiciary reached its decision independently says president at a one i hope that the united states and turkey will continue their cooperation as the allies that they are and fight against terrorist groups. no indication yet as to when or whether the sanctions imposed by the u.s. in retaliation for the pastor's detention will be lifted but the meeting ended in a prayer for president trump food go sit you will be hoping for governess support among evangelical christians in the moving the term elections mike hanna al-jazeera washington. so has her on al-jazeera will explain how the green party could make significant gains in generals less. conservative state. and attempts to revive talks with the afghan taliban as yet another campaign rally as target said. hello again and welcome back we're here cross china we are looking at a change of the next few days we had some clear weather particularly across the east in the southeast but things are changing a lot of clo

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have you burst of rain. some drier and wash of a day. have you burst of rain.ank you. we will see later. in a week‘s time, americans will cast their votes in the crucial, mid—term elections. it‘s been a bitter campaign so far, with both democrats and republicans accused of using the politics of fear to sway voters. 0ur north america correspondent chris buckler is travelling across the us to hearfrom people in key battleground states. today, hejoins us from minnesota, and the halloween capital of the world. tell us a bit about why. yeah. you must realise that, just looking around me you can see this as a holiday that they really recognise. halloween is coming and they have the decorations out in all the streets. it was to encourage children not to miss behaved, so they put on a halloween parade almost a century ago. it has become almost a century ago. it has become a really, really big holiday. there is something else coming, the mid—term elections. there is no mistake about that either. president trump has been tweeting about minnesota, even within the past few

this is what itik looks when a water valve burst overnight in gaithersburg.t shutdown frederick road. it's going t takeawhile to clean this up. nicole jacobs and chopper at the scene. all the team coverage continues in a few minutes. >> sexual assault and misconduct of brett kavanaugh. >> tracie, what is the concerns about the scope of this investigation. >> democrats say it's too narrow. the president said that the fbi can interview whoever they want. but our sources are telling us that the c guidanceing from the white house council's office is a specific list and prettyf short list people that they are being asked to interview here. remember this is not a ful criminal investigation the fbi is doing. it's expanding a background check so t white house is the client and the white house is providing the direction of who to interview and who not to interview. >> and we're told this investigation is only supposed to take a week and the fbi, have they started talking to anyone yet? >> well, apparentl according to our sources they have talked to deborah ramirez who

the philippines is infamous for its full—to—bursting jails.rackdown on antisocial behaviour, the situation is getting much worse. outside, a van arrives, seemingly filled with children. but the police are not as keen for us to film them. manila is the world's most densely populated city. 21 million people crowd in here, and life at the bottom is pretty tough. the district of tondo is where many new arrivals to the city go. but it is hard to move on from here. it has become the most populous area of the philippine capital. it is squalid, drenched in poverty, and at the sharp end of the president's more draconian policies. ricardo and russell live beside a heavily polluted river. they are both unemployed and, seemingly, basketball is their only escape. when it comes to authoritarian leaders, this is a country with a rich pedigree. archive newsreel: ferdinand marcos is the only filipino to be twice—elected president. he has now extended his second term of office by more than a year and shows no inclination to step down. in the 19705, the philippi

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the army was burst their two deals were burst the student union was burst the other independent out sociate in were burst and everything became either you are revolutionary or counter-revolutionary and you could see that the informal institutions the security apparatus the secret police the out of the so-called revolutionary committees began to dominate the formal institutions of the state what gadhafi is actually daring is working very hard today to create a personalized centralized state in which really there are no proper institutions and he is the center of everything. good that he was hollowing out libya's political structures all roads to real power would lead only to him and all dissent brutally repressed. the whole power became his home and that's why he start really become a very vicious against anyone who will even voice anything different from his opinion. the mahdi think of that he will be in prison if you're not in prison you will be in the streets. that's where libya have seen probably one of the most vicious hand in term pain scale ever haven't was it during the month of rama

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understands that the thai owner of leicester city football club was on board a helicopter that crashed and burstnto flames on saturday. lewis hamilton is formula one world champion for the fifth time, after finishing fourth in the mexican grand prix. hello, and welcome to world news today. authorities in pittsburgh have released the names of the 11 victims of a shooting at a synagogue there on saturday. two brothers and a husband and wife were among those killed. the oldest victim was 97. us federal prosecutors have filed multiple criminal charges against the suspect, robert bowers, who could face the death penalty. he'll appear in court on monday. vigils have been taking place in pittsburgh to remember the victims of what is thought to be the worst anti—semitic attack in recent us history. officials don't think the suspect had any accomplices. he was armed with an assault rifle and three handguns. nick bryant has the latest devlopments. this is the kind of vigil that's become a recurring ritual of life in the united states. a multi—faith act of ecumenicalism, a multi—generational act of communi

has been told the owner of leicester city football club was on board the helicopter that crashed and burst into flames only minutes after taking off from the king power stadium last night. it's understood vichai srivaddhanaprabha had been flying home after watching his team play west ham when the helicopter came down. vichai srivaddhanaprabha bought leicester city eight years ago, pouring millions of pounds into the club and watching it win the premier league in 2016. it's not yet known how many other people were on the helicopter. fans of the side have been leaving flowers outside the stadium throughout the morning and our reporter kathryn stanczyszyn has been speaking to some of them. fans continue to come down to the king power stadium, where people are putting leicester city football shirts down. there are flags and flowers as well. let's talk to some of those fans now. tell us what has brought you down here this morning. it's just grief, isn't it? the shock of what has happened. i know the owners quite well. ijust cannot believe it. they have done a lot for the club and they are such

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bbc news understands that the thai owner was on board the aircraft which burst into flames.tors in the united states have filed hate crime charges against the suspect in the murder of 11 people at a synagogue in pittsburgh yesterday. robert bowers is accused of opening fire at the tree of life synagogue during its sabbath service. the chancellor has warned he will have to adopt a new economic strategy if britain leaves the eu without a deal. philip hammond said he thought that a no—deal brexit was extremely unlikely, but he would have to set out a new budget if it happened. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week we are back injapan with new legs, spare arms... —hello? ..and too many heads. hello, japan. you're looking fab. it is great to be back in this crazy old world of the future. from the middle of tokyo, it feels like you can see for years and years. here is a country that is no longer afraid to mix globalfashions with its own unique culture. and it is a place that loves, loves, loves a robot. they have been dreaming of them since astro boy in the 1950s, and as

belonging to the thai billionaire owner and chairman of leicester city football club has crashed and bursto flames. witnesses say it had taken off from inside the stadium an hour after a match between leicester and west ham — but then span out of control. you're up to date with the headlines. now on bbc news, dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london, the programme where some of the uk's leading journalists sit down with international correspondents who file their stories for the folks back home with the dateline london. this week: king salman promises to "punish" those responsible for killing jamal khashoggi. should the world punish saudi arabia? the plight of china's muslim minority. and as the us midterm elections aspproach, do bad words beget bad actions? with me is christina lamb, chief foreign correspondent with the the sunday times. janet daley, columnist with the sunday telegraph. mustapha karkouti from gulf news. and the us journalist michael golfdarb, host of the podcast the first rough draft of history. perhaps the most chilling image of the week shows a prince clutc

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a burst of fire and noise, as a soyuz rocket lifted its crew into orbit.launch to the international space station. then came this. less than three minutes into the flight, the commander, alexey ovchinin, reported an emergency. the booster system had failed. the launch had to be aborted. moments later, the two men were plunging back to earth in their tiny capsule. the crew did train for this nightmare scenario, the gruelling g—force their bodies would have to endure. but russia's soyuz rocket hasn't failed on launch in over three decades. for american nick hague, it was an abrupt end to his first ever mission. he was due to spend six months in orbit. ever since yuri gagarin launched into orbit, russia has been immensely proud of its space programme. this accident, then, will be a major blow. but it is notjust a matter of prestige. russian rockets are currently the only way up to the international space station. what happens now, then, is a big question. rescuers were quick to reach the remote landing site, hugely relieved, too, that the crew emerged unharme

has been told the owner of leicester city football club was on board the helicopter that crashed and burstnto flames only minutes after taking off from the king power stadium last night. it's understood vichai srivaddhanaprabha had been flying home after watching his team play west ham when the helicopter came down. he bought leicester city eight years ago, helping them to win their first premier league title in 2015. premier league title in 2016. it's not yet known how many other people were on the helicopter or what condition they are in. our correspondent simon clemison has the latest. the shock... oh, my god. a helicopter‘s just crashed next to the stadium. the confusion. all we've seen was the helicopter above the football ground, spiralling, like, out of control. and then we've just seen it hit the floor, a big ball of fire just went up. it was absolutely awful. some even thought they may be able to help. i tried to get in there, but i couldn't see anyone. about an hour after the match, this was the scene in the car park to the rear of leicester city's football ground. the owner's he

but a huge fireball happened, bursting into flames. who was on board and what has happened. let's look at some other stories in brief. roman catholic bishops have recommended that women are allowed to play a greater role within the church at a synod at the vatican. a month—long meeting had been called to examine how the church could better reach out to young people. attempts to include the acronym lgbt in the final text were blocked — and the document was vague on the church's attitude towards homosexuals. the catholic church has been damaged by sexual abuse of children by priests, and the attempts by the church hierarcy to cover up their crimes. people in the republic of ireland have voted to scrap the country's blasphemy law. nearly 65% voted yes in a referendum held on friday alongside presidential elections — which was won by incumbent president michael d higgins. he received 56% of the vote. syria's political crisis has been discussed by the leaders of russia, france and germany at a summit hosted by turkey's president recep tyip

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the gunmen bursts into a synagogue in the u.s. state of pennsylvania shooting dead eleven people and wounding six others. and the european court of human rights rules that insulting the prophet muhammad is not protected by freedom of speech upholding a conviction against an austrian woman we get reaction to the decision that we should have free speech and it goes as far as saying in some instances that perfect moment was for your own would become of a low people to use and that produced to become racist demonized a group of people. a very warm welcome you're watching on c.n.n. international with me if you took story this hour the leaders of russia turkey at germany and france have called. syrians to take center stage in their country's peace process and stressed the importance of preserving syrian sovereignty the statement came following a summit in istanbul aimed at finding ways of ending the country's devastating seven year long conflict. for. a full sized discussed constitutional reform free elections humanitarian aid and the e

the par. —— burst in east cowes.id you realise something was going on?|j morning, when did you realise something was going on? i was with my husband and the dog, walking along the sea wall, and it was incredibly thick fog. you could see maximum five metres in front of you. i heard shouting and a sort of clanging, metallic clanging sound, and then nothing. but the fog was that, you could not tell direction of the noise or how far way it was. within half an hour, or by the time we walked back, we saw the red funnel ferry sort of swimming distance away from the harbour. and then the fog came down again even thicker. you couldn't see it any more. right now, the sun has come out, it's a hot sunny day, there are about 200 people lined up watching what's going on, everyone has their cameras out, the odd couple of lifeboats circling but they are here to provide reassurance i think. all you can see of the wreckage is a huge mask sticking out of the water. —— a huge mast. among a row of shops that do not have anyone on board.

anoka's burst run may be a friendly race but the mid—term elections are anything but that.suggest around half of them are likely to be keenly contested. polling shows that it is closer than people may have guessed. was a sense that there may have been a blue wave coming in the election, that the democrats would sweep widely across the country. that often happens in mid—term elections and with the controversy that surrounds president trump at all times, that was the feeling. the polling shows that closer than people would have guessed. most democrats and republicans know how powerful it can be. they have used issues such as immigration, healthcare and the economy to try and scare voters into supporting them. do the issues matter to you? not really common only border policy. whether the people much in this way right now, though, ? policy. whether the people much in this way right now, though,? so you are genuinely worried and scared? this way right now, though,? so you are genuinely worried and scared7m does. they will ship them up to cities here in minneapolis. while the dem

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thank you at least thirty people have been killed in a landslide near the border with kenya a river burst its banks on thursday break down a hillside in the district were. killed in a market which is bury the government has sent rescue teams to the area landslide killed more than one hundred people in two thousand and two thousand government efforts to move people to neighboring areas resistance still had on al-jazeera. join me. traditionally conservative state is being transformed by the politics of the coming election. hello the rains are still moving slowly sighs through malaysia and indonesia showing themselves very keen on breaking out in java but not quite succeeding silly ways he still is getting daily showers but the heaviest ones and they have been for a couple of weeks are still further west and increasingly service sumatra southern thailand peninsular malaysia and from that you get some pretty good daily downpours and there obviously in the forecast is the green is dark the shop attention is quite heavy so there are a few in the philippines you can't see much of borneo and sadl

it was the burst of modern diplomacy. sixteen forty eight to use starts october twenty fourth on d.w. . hard ground for practically peanuts. these workers get just a few euros or dollars to kick around issues in cortex judging soon as one of tens of thousands. did we expose nuisance for the companies the agricultural industry used to get alisa. largest export sector. fruit vegetables produced in latino are sold all over europe. but the organized crime and human trafficking at play here stretches all the way to india. jacket's singh arrived in italy twelve years ago friends of his in his village in punjab the northern india had told him about latina they told him he could work in the fields and earn good money he knew that life would be difficult but not this difficult. at first he often thought about going back. it was a bit awkward when i when i was alone at the beginning i had to make my own breakfast and lunch also clean when i came home from school to get me to bed early now that my family is here it's all much easier

and in a burst of twitter diplomacy the turkish president made clear the release was not a response to u.s. pressure. the turkish judiciary reached its decision independently says president at a one i hope that the united states and turkey will continue their cooperation as the allies that they are and fight against terrorist groups. no indication yet as to when or whether the sanctions imposed by the u.s. in retaliation for the pastor's detention will be lifted but the meeting ended in a prayer for president trying to go so you will be hoping for governess support among evangelical christians in the moving the term elections mike hanna al-jazeera washington. at least fifteen security forces have been killed in western afghanistan local media reports the taliban attacks seven security check posts in for a province on saturday night and captured at least ten other security force members at least sixteen people have been killed in twin suicide bombings in southern somalia police say the bombers blew themselves up at a restaurant and hotel in the town of by at least fifty people were woun

teams in eastern uganda searching for bodies after a landslide killed at least forty one people ever burst its banks on thursday sending mud and debris down a hillside in but the other region that's close to the border with kenya and many of those killed were in the market which was buried malcolm webb has more from. the landslide came down this river and started further upstream and survivors say they saw an enormous quantity of rocks boulders. trees and water crashing down the course of the river they came through several villages along the river banks here this whole area of mud with houses and shops completely destroyed and washed away this tree trunk the kind of debris that came crashing down smashing through people's homes rescue workers trying to find any survivors but the large part is only found four days of those who died some of them much further downstream others buried in the mud but it's almost impossible to know exactly how many people are missing it was raining i was rushing through and they would actually house back to you unfortunately i saw a lot of crews understands com

thought to be migrants, were travelling in a minibus which collided head on with a truck and then burstescape from the crash, near the town of kavala. rescue teams are renewing efforts to find hundreds of people still missing after hurricane michael struck in the us state of florida on wednesday. at least 17 deaths have been confirmed so far, there are fears the death toll will rise. jerica duncan from our us news partner cbs, sent this report from panama city on the gulf of mexico. toppled trees and downed power lines made some roads impassable. the only way to reach the stranded was from the air stop we took a ride with a coastguard team from detroit, and the wreckage although was staggering. this is pretty much devastated. look at that. yeah. pretty amazing to see the level of destruction caused by a storm like this. some parts look like someone literally came down with a hammer and smashed some of those homes and buildings. as of last night the us coastguard has rescue —— rescued a approximately 63 people and assisted nearly 300. on the ground in apple watch collar, we found people

its banks and causing further flooding here in bursting its banks and causing furtherflooding here inding here in aberdulais. i do decide southwest that is just been affected by storm has been wreaking havoc across other areas of the uk. -- wreaking havoc across other areas of the uk. —— storm callum. there had been severe delays across airports and trains going from press and the southern scotland. around 2000 homes and businesses have been without power across england. the flood warnings have been lifted in scotland. but several remain in place across england and wales. as the met office has put the yellow warning out for heavy rain until midnight this evening across wales, northern england and scotland and the advice is to only travel is com pletely the advice is to only travel is completely necessary. pressure is mounting on the chancellor, philip hammond, to find extra money in the budget to support universal credit. the new system involves merging existing benefits into a single payment. this morning, one conservative suggested around 30 of her colleagues are concerned about how

lewis hamilton was just eight when his dad burst brought him here, but now could the kid who once whizzedory? what's he got on the track he was something else. i remember watching a bit of film yea rs later remember watching a bit of film years later and i said, there is lewis. and he said, dad, that is the second time he has gone past me. we got quicker, but nothing like him. he could do things that others could not do and it was fun to watch. and how that prodigy has now fulfilled his potential. five down for lewis hamilton, but his race for history is farfrom hamilton, but his race for history is far from over. hamilton, but his race for history is farfrom over. andy hamilton, but his race for history is far from over. andy swiss, hamilton, but his race for history is farfrom over. andy swiss, bbc news. andy time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. a cold and frosty start or stop most places in lovely blue skies, it is not completely dry, there are some showers and this is one of them in norfolk. it will continue to be an eastern coastal counties and england and scotland wil

showery burst of rain pushing across scotla nd showery burst of rain pushing across scotland throughspells around and maybe a degree or so warmer across the south and what we saw on thursday. a quick peek into the weekend. it does look like it is a north—south divide. high—pressure holds on to the conditions across england and wales, where whereas we will have lower pressure further north. so the saturday, which will be pretty similar to sunday, it looks like it will be a fine dry day. early mist and fog clearing away, lots of sunshine around, scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england will be breezy and cloudy with outbreaks of rain. temperatures from 15 to 17 or 18 degrees across the south. i'm babita sharma with bbc world news. our top story. the mystery deepens over the fate of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. the us secretary of state mike pompeo is in saudi arabia meeting the country's leaders. in a statement he said riyadh has pledged to conduct a thorough and timely investigation. the duke and duchess of sussex continue their first overseas tour. it's day tw