be surprised to learn is two nazi concentration camps were established on british soil in the channel islandshe islands lie just off the coast of france, became possessions of the english crown around 1,000 years ago, and were occupied by germany for nearly five years during world war ii. even in the united kingdom, many people don't know about the camps. and as we discovered, exactly what happened there is hotly disputed. >> pretty well hidden, isn't it? >> well, if you didn't know how to get here, you wouldn't easily stumble across it. this was a, sort of, back entrance. >> there's not much left of this third reich's lager sylt concentration camp. on the wind swept island of alderney, about three miles long and one and a half wide, nature is gradually swallowing up its crumbling concrete walls. >> these take you straight into the camp. >> marcus roberts is an oxford-educated amateur historian who runs heritage tours. he spent years researching this forgotten chapter in british history. >> so, undoubtedly, if you wanted to put a pin on the map, you could say, this is where the holocaust happ

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your eyes to the south — an area of thicker cloud and some outbreaks of rain pushing across the channel islandsus in london. and that is the story of the weekend weather, some slightly less cold air beginning to spill its way up from the south. certainly not going to be a heat wave, and it's certainly not going to be completely dry, because that slightly—less—cold air is being brought our way by this area of low pressure. looks like we will see some outbreaks of rain continuing on into sunday, particularly across england and wales. the chance of seeing something drier and brighter for northern ireland and scotland. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the debate about sex, gender and identity has become perhaps the most hotly contested front in the culture wars. at its heart are deep disagreements about what makes us who we are, the limits of self—determination, and the relationship between the individual and wider society. my guest is the philosopher and gender theoristjudith bu

low pressure approaches the far south—west of england, giving some showers here and across the channel islandselsewhere a scattering of showers and some sunshine. less wind chill, because the winds will be lighter the temperatures are low for this time of year. as we go into the weekend, we start to draw in some less cold airfrom weekend, we start to draw in some less cold air from the south. temperatures rising a little. thanks, elizabeth. and that's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. now, it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday this wednesday night with me chetan pathak, coming up on the programme: at opposite ends of the table, liverpool go to everton in the merseyside derby tonight with both sides needing the win. will he fill the slot oncejurgen klopp goes — we'll take a look at the man being tipped to be the next liverpool manager. all over for emma raducanu at the madrid open — as she's knocked out in the opening round also coming up on sportsday before 7: rocketing into the next round — c

your eyes to the south — an area of thicker cloud and some outbreaks of rain pushing across the channel islands celsius in london. and that is the story of the weekend weather, some slightly less cold air beginning to spill its way up from the south. certainly not going to be a heat wave, and it's certainly not going to be completely dry, because that slightly—less—cold air is being brought our way by this area of low pressure. looks like we will see some outbreaks of rain continuing on into sunday, particularly across england and wales. the chance of seeing something drier and brighter for northern ireland and scotland. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines.. as college protests over gaza intensify, the us house speaker goes to campus and wades into the debate. today, hamas issued an endorsement statement of the protestors on this campus. they call them to future leaders of america. it is detestable. the us secretary of state antony blinken arrives in china as washington steps up aid for its allies in the region. a teenage girl has been arrested on sus

your eyes to the south — an area of thicker cloud and some outbreaks of rain pushing across the channel islandsius in london. and that is the story of the weekend weather, some slightly less cold air beginning to spill its way up from the south. certainly not going to be a heat wave, and it's certainly not going to be completely dry, because that slightly—less—cold air is being brought our way by this area of low pressure. looks like we will see some outbreaks of rain continuing on into sunday, particularly across england and wales. the chance of seeing something drier and brighter for northern ireland and scotland. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. the graves are now at the centre of conflicting claims between hamas and local aid workers on one side and the israel defense forces on the other. hamas claims some of the dead were executed, had their hands tied and were dumped in mass graves. the examination was carried out respectfully while maintaining the dignity of the deceased. bodies were examined which did not belong to israeli hostages, and they were ret

your eyes to the south — an area of thicker cloud and some outbreaks of rain pushing across the channel islandsy less cold air beginning to spill its way up from the south. certainly not going to be a heat wave, and it's certainly not going to be completely dry, because that slightly—less—cold air is being brought our way by this area of low pressure. looks like we will see some outbreaks of rain continuing on into sunday, particularly across england and wales. the chance of seeing something drier and brighter for northern ireland and scotland. this is the world today from bbc news, the headlines president biden signs the law to provide military assistance for ukraine, israel and taiwan. british police arrest three people in connection with the deaths of five migrants in the english channel on tuesday. the former leader of the dup sirjeffrey donaldson appears in court — charged with sexual offences including rape. and what happened when four military horses broke free and galloped across central london. there were extraordinary scenes in london this morning when a group of military horses threw

your eyes to the south — an area of thicker cloud and some outbreaks of rain pushing across the channel islandsstory of the weekend weather, some slightly less cold air beginning to spill its way up from the south. certainly not going to be a heat wave, and it's certainly not going to be completely dry, because that slightly—less—cold air is being brought our way by this area of low pressure. looks like we will see some outbreaks of rain continuing on into sunday, particularly across england and wales. the chance of seeing something drier and brighter for northern ireland and scotland. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. the graves are now at the centre of conflicting claims between hamas and local aid workers on one side and the israel defense forces on the other. hamas claims some of the dead were executed, had their hands tied and were dumped in mass graves. the examination was carried out respectfully while maintaining the dignity of the deceased. bodies were examined which did not belong to israeli hostages, and they were returned to their place. we are ho

we'll get a few april showers developing and some wetter weather comes into the channel islands and the of that, temperatures widely 14, 15 celsius in the midlands and eastern england, but still quite a bit chillier than that in northern and eastern scotland where we've got that north—easterly wind. we've got rain, though, coming into the south—west. that's coming on those weather fronts. that rain will move northwards on tuesday night, and we're left with another area of low pressure over us on wednesday. not terribly windy around that low, but we will find showers or longer spells of rain running northwards across england and wales into scotland and northern ireland. southern parts of england and wales maybe cheering up a bit in the afternoon, some sunshine which will help those temperatures rise a bit higher. but it's going to be particularly cold in scotland with cloud and rain and a north—easterly wind. now these are the upper level winds, and this is the jet stream pattern over the next few days. and with that sort of pattern, we pick up areas of low pressure from the atlantic, dr

this area of low pressure starts to push in to south west england, affecting parts of the channel islandste so bitterly cold towards those north sea facing coast. but still, the bulk of the showers will be here. a scattering of showers, also some sunny spells, probably sunniest out towards the north and the west again. but temperatures still very low for the time of year, below the average, 8—12 degrees celsius for most of us. things are set to turn a little less cold, though, as we head through the weekend. some milderfeeling air. and it's going to be quite unsettled, tending to be drier in the north and the west. so, if we just look at this low pressure system. it's spinning in from the south. it's going to give plenty of wet weather, particularly towards the south and the east, but also some milder feeling conditions. temperatures will rise to more or less the seasonal average. so certainly no heat wave. here's the temperature outlook for our capital cities as we head through the weekend and into the start of next week. so not as cold, but really quite showery. bye— bye. welcome to new

your eyes to the south — an area of thicker cloud and some outbreaks of rain pushing across the channel islandsndon. and that is the story of the weekend weather, some slightly less cold air beginning to spill its way up from the south. certainly not going to be a heat wave, and it's certainly not going to be completely dry, because that slightly—less—cold air is being brought our way by this area of low pressure. looks like we will see some outbreaks of rain continuing on into sunday, particularly across england and wales. the chance of seeing something drier and brighter for northern ireland and scotland. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. tiktok says it will challenge in court — a new law that could see it banned or sold in the united states. now for sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. hello from the bbc sport centre. a busy evening of football in the premier league to update you on first, with liverpool hoping to move back level on points with arsenal, who sit top of the table. they're at goodison park for the merseyside derby. that's

but that frontal system will bring cloud and rain across the channel islands and across southern counties the last few days, north to south looking at values between 8—13 degrees. now, as we head through friday night, we'll see this band of rain in the south pushing its way further northwards. a lot of cloud with that, too. that will hold the temperatures up to some extent, but northern england, northern ireland and scotland holding on to some clear spells and it will get chilly again. we'll have a frost to start saturday morning, not as cold further south thanks to that extra cloud, those outbreaks of rain, which will be moving northwards as the day wears on. as the rain clears, it may brighten up a little bit towards the south coast but that could allow some sharp showers to break out. for northern ireland and scotland, it's a mixture of sunny spells and showers once again through the day. and those temperatures, well, maybe just creeping up a little bit in some areas, highs between 9—11; degrees. into the second half of the weekend, we see this area of low pressure drifting northwards.

your eyes to the south — an area of thicker cloud and some outbreaks of rain pushing across the channel islandsat wave, and it's certainly not going to be completely dry, because that slightly—less—cold air is being brought our way by this area of low pressure. looks like we will see some outbreaks of rain continuing on into sunday, particularly across england and wales. the chance of seeing something drier and brighter for northern ireland and scotland. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. europe survived the first trump presidency, but this time around things will be a lot harder. we will look at what his comeback means for the continent. what does america first mean? by now it is apparent to us all that donald trump, by instinct, is an isolationist, he abhors the international rules—based order, is pretty indifferent to nato, abhors the un, largely bypassed the eu preferring to go direct to national capitals. the word from the campaign is that plans are already being drawn up to slash federal government in washington, his opponents fear

. >>> santa catalina island is the crown jewel of california's channel islandings. the islands are part of a remote national park, but catalina closest to los angeles is threatened by an invasive species literally eating away at it. as cbs's jonathan vigliotti reports, that's put the island's deer in the cross hairs. >> reporter: santa catalina island is known for rare plants you won't find anywhere else on earth. >> we have the catalina island manzanita. the tree poppy. >> reporter: many of these one of a kinds are now kept in cages. >> others they don't grow. they get decimated immediately. >> reporter: the threat, an estimated 2,000 mule deer, the population has exploded since 18 were introduced nearly a century ago for hunting. they're mowing down rare plants and have no natural predators. without these deer, this entire hillside that we see here would have these tall trees. >> very easily. >> reporter: with fewer native plants, invasive grants have taken root. the conservancy which manages most of the 76 square mile island says this could make catalina vulnerabl

becoming confined mostly to southern counties of england, south wales and the channel islands overnighttry ones over high ground in scotland. some cloud and rain lingering across the south, particularly the south—west of england and the channel islands. just 8 degrees in aberdeen, 14 in london, temperatures about where they have been over the last couple of days. into the weekend, this area low pressure swells down to the south of us and drives things. first, we have this frontal system, which will bring a band of cloud and rain northwards and westwards across england and where is on saturday. some shops i was following behind. bright skies and showers per northern ireland and scotland. temperatures, if you squint at the map, may be creeping up by a degree or so, map, may be creeping up by a degree orso, but map, may be creeping up by a degree or so, but not a lot more. into sunday, some rain likely across eastern parts, uncertainty about how far west that will get. the further west you are, another day of sunny spells and showers. temperatures again stubbornly between 9—13, but as i sa

your eyes to the south — an area of thicker cloud and some outbreaks of rain pushing across the channel islandsg brought our way by this area of low pressure. looks like we will see some outbreaks of rain continuing on into sunday, particularly across england and wales. the chance of seeing something drier and brighter for northern ireland and scotland. tonight at 10pm: three people are arrested after the deaths of five people in the channel — who were attempting to cross in a small boat. today in northern france, apparently undeterred by the tragedy or the prospect of being sent to rwanda, more head to make the crossing. in south wales, two teachers and a pupil are in hospital after a stabbing at a school — a teenage girl has been arrested. sirjeffrey donaldson, former leader of the dup, appears in court charged with rape and other historical sexual offences. his wife faces four charges of aiding and abetting. the legacy of covid lockdown in england's schools — and the anxiety which is part of some teenagers' lives. it was just a churning constant cycle of, "i'm not going to school." "i need y

winds strengthen again towards the south—west of england and through the english channel into the channel islandstbreaks of rain left over on tuesday to push steadily east across england and wales, and some further showers to the north—west of scotland. the wind direction is changing to a north—westerly and that's going to bring with it some colder air, so maximum temperatures on tuesday are only 10—12 celsius. now, that colder air shouldn't last too long. during wednesday and into thursday, the wind direction changes. we'll get milder south—westerly winds, but that brings with it the chance of some more rain. live from washington, this is bbc news. the israeli military confirms it has recovered the body of hostage elad katzir from khan younis, nearly six months after he was abducted by hamas. in slovakia's presidential election, a pro—moscow candidate emerges the winner. delhi hits back after canada's spy agency says india and pakistan interfered in that country's elections. hello, i'm carl nasman. israel's military says it has recovered the body of a man taken hostage and held in gaza, in an ov

but that frontal system will bring cloud and rain across the channel islands and across southern countiesh to south looking at values between 8—13 degrees. now, as we head through friday night, we'll see this band of rain in the south pushing its way further northwards. a lot of cloud with that, too. that will hold the temperatures up to some extent, but northern england, northern ireland and scotland holding on to some clear spells and it will get chilly again. we'll have a frost to start saturday morning, not as cold further south thanks to that extra cloud, those outbreaks of rain, which will be moving northwards as the day wears on. as the rain clears, it may brighten up a little bit towards the south coast, but that could allow some sharp showers to break out. for northern ireland and scotland, it's a mixture of sunny spells and showers once again through the day. and those temperatures, well, maybe just creeping up a little bit in some areas, highs between 9—11t degrees. into the second half of the weekend, we see this area of low pressure drifting northwards. that's going to bring

the heaviest of the rain first thing on monday morning, channel islands, isles of scilly, cornwall, stretchingharper showers ahead of it as well, but quite a lot of cloud, not rain all of the time for much of central and eastern england. still highs in the middle of the afternoon of 17 degrees. the heaviest of the rain moving up through the irish sea, effecting the isle of man into northern ireland. the east of england along with scotland will be dry and relatively pleasant. 11—15 degrees not out of the question across north—east england through the afternoon. but as that low pressure continues to drift its way steadily north, the wind direction changes and strengthens down to the south—west. gales first thing on tuesday morning, and that north—westerly cooler air source will push the milder air that we have seen of late out of the way. so tuesday is not looking like a particularly pleasant day. there will be spells of heavy rain sitting across scotland in particular, and north—east england. we will see quite a lot of cloud and a brisk winds, in fact gales, down to the south—west. that is just

this area of low pressure starts to push in to south west england, affecting parts of the channel islandsere. and the winds will fall lighter as well, so it won't feel quite so bitterly cold towards those north sea facing coast. north sea facing coasts. but still, the bulk of the showers will be here. a scattering of showers, also some sunny spells, probably sunniest out towards the north and the west again. but temperatures still very low for the time of year, below the average, 8—12 degrees celsius for most of us. things are set to turn a little less cold, though, as we head through the weekend. some milderfeeling air. and it's going to be quite unsettled, tending to be drier in the north and the west. so, if we just look at this low pressure system, it's spinning in from the south. it's going to give plenty of wet weather, particularly towards the south and the east, but also some milder feeling conditions. temperatures will rise to more or less the seasonal average. so certainly no heat wave. here's the temperature outlook for our capital cities as we head through the weekend and into

again, the details could change on this windy towards channel coast, particularly across the channel islandst the drop in temperature here. we've got more of a northwesterly wind and it will be feeling cooler with highs of 8 to 12 degrees celsius. but we don't have to wait too long before we see mild air spinning in from the south and the west again, along with more low pressure systems that will be wet and windy again at times. you're watching bbc news. i'm lyse doucet. live from southern israel as the israel gaza war reaches its six—month mark. in the egyptian capital, indirect talks between israel and hamas has resumed, and negotiations are mounting to reach a ceasefire. tens of thousands of israelis rally in tel aviv last night calling for a ceasefire to bring the hostages home. i'm azadeh moshiri in london. the other headlines this hour... slovakia's elected a new president — peter pellegrini is a nationalist who's sceptical of sending military aid to ukraine. and as millions prepare for the solar eclipse in north america, we look at how to safely watch the total blackout. and within th

winds strengthen again towards the south—west of england and through the english channel into the channel islandsover on tuesday to push steadily east across england and wales, and some further showers to the north—west of scotland. the wind direction is changing to a north—westerly and that's going to bring with it some colder air, so maximum temperatures on tuesday are only 10—12 celsius. now, that colder air shouldn't last too long. during wednesday and into thursday, the wind direction changes. we'll get milder south—westerly winds, but that brings with it the chance of some more rain. live from washington, this is bbc news. the israeli military confirms it has recovered the body of hostage elad katzir from khan younis, nearly six months after he was abducted by hamas. in slovakia's presidential election, a pro—moscow candidate emerges the winner. delhi hits back after canada's spy agency says india and pakistan interfered in its country's elections. hello, i'm carl nasman. israel's military says it has recovered the body of a man taken hostage and held in gaza in an overnight operation in kh

but that frontal system will bring cloud and rain across the channel islands and across southern countieseen over the last few days, north to south looking at values between 8—13 degrees. now, as we head through friday night, we'll see this band of rain in the south pushing its way further northwards. a lot of cloud with that, too. that will hold the temperatures up to some extent, but northern england, northern ireland and scotland holding on to some clear spells and it will get chilly again. we'll have a frost to start saturday morning, not as cold further south thanks to that extra cloud, those outbreaks of rain, which will be moving northwards as the day wears on. as the rain clears, it may brighten up a little bit towards the south coast but that could allow some sharp showers to break out. for northern ireland and scotland, it's a mixture of sunny spells and showers once again through the day. and those temperatures, well, maybe just creeping up a little bit in some areas, highs between 9—11i degrees. into the second half of the weekend, we see this area of low pressure drifting nor

the heaviest of the rain first thing on monday morning, channel islands, isles of scilly, cornwall, stretchingl be some sharper showers ahead of it as well, but quite a lot of cloud, not rain all of the time for much of central and eastern england. still highs in the middle of the afternoon of 17 degrees. the heaviest of the rain moving up through the irish sea, effecting the isle of man into northern ireland. the east of england along with scotland will be dry and relatively pleasant. 11—15 degrees not out of the question across north—east england through the afternoon. but as that low pressure continues to drift its way steadily north, the wind direction changes and strengthens down to the south—west. gales first thing on tuesday morning, and that north—westerly cooler air source will push the milder air that we have seen of late out of the way. so tuesday is not looking like a particularly pleasant day. there will be spells of heavy rain sitting across scotland in particular, and north—east england. we will see quite a lot of cloud and a brisk winds, in fact gales, down to the south—west. t

this area of low pressure starts to push in to south west england, affecting parts of the channel islandsbitterly cold towards those north sea facing coasts. but still, the bulk of the showers will be here. a scattering of showers, also some sunny spells, probably sunniest out towards the north and the west again. but temperatures still very low for the time of year, below the average, 8—12 degrees celsius for most of us. things are set to turn a little less cold, though, as we head through the weekend. some milderfeeling air. and it's going to be quite unsettled, tending to be drier in the north and the west. so, if we just look at this low pressure system, it's spinning in from the south. it's going to give plenty of wet weather, particularly towards the south and the east, but also milder conditions. temperatures will rise to more or less the seasonal average. so certainly no heat wave. here's the temperature outlook for our capital cities as we head through the weekend into the start of next week. so not as cold, but really quite showery. bye— bye. this is bbc news. we'll have the hea

but that frontal system will bring cloud and rain across the channel islands and across southern counties—wise, well, about where we have been over the last few days, north to south looking at values between 8—13 degrees. now, as we head through friday night, we'll see this band of rain in the south pushing its way further northwards. a lot of cloud with that, too. that will hold the temperatures up to some extent, but northern england, northern ireland and scotland holding on to some clear spells and it will get chilly again. we'll have a frost to start saturday morning, not as cold further south thanks to that extra cloud, those outbreaks of rain, which will be moving northwards as the day wears on. as the rain clears, it may brighten up a little bit towards the south coast, but that could allow some sharp showers to break out. for northern ireland and scotland, it's a mixture of sunny spells and showers once again through the day. and those temperatures, well, maybe just creeping up a little bit in some areas, highs between 9—11; degrees. into the second half of the weekend, we see thi

but that frontal system will bring cloud and rain across the channel islands and across southern counties north to south looking at values between 8—13 degrees. now, as we head through friday night, we'll see this band of rain in the south pushing its way further northwards. a lot of cloud with that, too. that will hold the temperatures up to some extent, but northern england, northern ireland and scotland holding on to some clear spells and it will get chilly again. we'll have a frost to start saturday morning, not as cold further south thanks to that extra cloud, those outbreaks of rain, which will be moving northwards as the day wears on. as the rain clears, it may brighten up a little bit towards the south coast but that could allow some sharp showers to break out. for northern ireland and scotland, it's a mixture of sunny spells and showers once again through the day. and those temperatures, well, maybe just creeping up a little bit in some areas, highs between 9—11; degrees. into the second half of the weekend, we see this area of low pressure drifting northwards. that's going to br

we�*ll get a few april showers developing and some wetter weather comes into the channel islands andern and eastern scotland, where we�*ve got that north—easterly wind. we�*ve got rain, though, coming into the south—west. that�*s coming on those weather fronts. that rain will move northwards on tuesday night, and we�*re left with another area of low pressure over us on wednesday. not terribly windy around that low, but we will find showers or longer spells of rain running northwards across england and wales into scotland and northern ireland. southern parts of england and wales maybe cheering up a bit in the afternoon, some sunshine which will help those but it�*s going to be particularly cold in scotland with cloud and rain and a north—easterly wind. now, these are the upper level winds and this is the jet stream pattern over the next few days. and with that sort of pattern, we pick up areas of low pressure from the atlantic, drive them up from the south—west and take rain northwards across much of the country, so that�*s the sort of pattern that we�*re seeing. a bit of rain left fr

winds strengthen again towards the south—west of england and through the english channel into the channel islandsteadily eastwards across england and wales, and some further showers to the north—west of scotland. the wind direction is changing to a north—westerly and that's going to bring with it some colder air, so maximum temperatures on tuesday are only 10—12 celsius. now, that colder air shouldn't last too long. during wednesday and into thursday, the wind direction changes. we get milder south—westerly winds, but that brings with it the chance of some more rain. voice—over: this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. he auctions

this area of low pressure starts to push in to south west england, affecting parts of the channel islandswery outbreaks of rain here. and the winds will fall lighter as well, so it won't feel quite so bitterly cold towards those north sea facing coast. but still, the bulk of the showers will be here. a scattering of showers, also some sunny spells, probably sunniest out towards the north and the west again. but temperatures still very low for the time of year, below the average, 8—12 degrees celsius for most of us. things are set to turn a little less cold, though, as we head through the weekend. some milderfeeling air. and it's going to be quite unsettled, tending to be drier in the north and the west. so, if we just look at this low pressure system. it's spinning in from the south. it's going to give plenty of wet weather, particularly towards the south and the east, but also some milder feeling conditions. temperatures will rise to more or less the seasonal average. so certainly no heat wave. here's the temperature outlook for our capital cities as we head through the weekend and into

the heaviest of the rain first thing on monday morning, channel islands, isles of scilly, cornwall, stretching the afternoon of 17 celsius. the heaviest of the rain moving up through the irish sea, effecting the isle of man into northern ireland. the east of england along with scotland will be dry and relatively pleasant. 11—15 celsius not out of the question across north—east england through the afternoon. but as that low pressure continues to drift its way steadily north, the wind direction changes and strengthens down to the south—west. gales first thing on tuesday morning, and that north—westerly cooler air source will push the milder air that we have seen of late out of the way. so tuesday is not looking like a particularly pleasant day. there will be spells of heavy rain sitting across scotland in particular, and north—east england. we will see quite a lot of cloud and a brisk winds, in fact gales, down to the south—west. that is just going to make it feel noticeably cooler than the last couple of days. so temperatures on your thermometers are likely to peak between eight and 12 celsius.

winds strengthen again towards the south—west of england and through the english channel into the channel islandsome further showers to the north—west of scotland. the wind direction is changing to a north—westerly and that's going to bring with it some colder air, so maximum temperatures on tuesday are only 10—12 celsius. now, that colder air shouldn't last too long. during wednesday and into thursday, the wind direction changes — we get milder south—westerly winds — but that brings with it the chance of some more rain. good morning. welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and nina warhurst. our headlines today: six months into the conflict in gaza, tens of thousands of people stage protests in israeli cities calling for a hostage deal and a change of government. as the effort to bring more humanitarian aid to gaza expands, a new round of peace talks will be held in cairo. warnings of more strong winds and disruption after storm kathleen batters parts of the uk. running into the history books — the man from worthing who's about to complete a his mammoth run from one end of africa to the other. in

winds strengthen again towards the south west of england and through the english channel into the channel islandswe've got some outbreaks of rain leftover on tuesday to push steadily eastwards across england and wales and some further showers to the north west of scotland. the wind direction is changing to a north westerly and that's going to bring with it some colder air. so maximum temperatures on tuesday are only 10 to 12 celsius. now, that colder air shouldn't last too long. during wednesday and into thursday, the wind direction changes. we get milder southwesterly winds, but that brings with it the chance of some more rain. live from washington, this is bbc news. the israeli military confirms it has recovered the body of hostage elad katzir from khan younis, nearly six months after he was abducted by hamas. in slovakia's presidential election, a pro—moscow candidate emerges the winner. ukraine warns of dwindling military defences as seven people are killed in two russian drone attacks on kharkiv. and after uganda's constitutional court upholds one of the harshest anti—lgbtq+ laws in the worl

this area of low pressure starts to push in to south west england, affecting parts of the channel islandsaks of rain here. and the winds will fall lighter as well, so it won't feel quite so bitterly cold towards those north sea facing coast. but still, the bulk of the showers will be here. a scattering of showers, also some sunny spells, probably sunniest out towards the north and the west again. but temperatures still very low for the time of year, below the average, 8—12 degrees celsius for most of us. things are set to turn a little less cold, though, as we head through the weekend. some milderfeeling air. and it's going to be quite unsettled, tending to be drier in the north and the west. so, if we just look at this low pressure system. it's spinning in from the south. it's going to give plenty of wet weather, particularly towards the south and the east, but also some milder feeling conditions. temperatures will rise to more or less the seasonal average. so certainly no heat wave. here's the temperature outlook for our capital cities as we head through the weekend and into the start o

windy towards channel coast, particularly across the channel islands, the rain pulls away, sunny spellsind and it will be feeling cooler with highs of 8 to 12 degrees celsius. but we don't have to wait too long before we see mild air spinning in from the south and the west again, along with more low pressure systems that will be wet and windy again at times. this is bbc news, the headlines... israel says it has withdrawn all ground troops involved in active manoeuvres from southern gaza. an israeli army spokesperson says that only one brigade is remaining for now after a major operation in the southern city of khan younis was completed. the israel— gaza war reaches its sixth month mark. on october the 7th, hamas attacked israel killing about 1200 people and taking hundreds of hostage. in the war that has followed, the hamas run health ministry says that at least 33,000 palestinians have been killed. slovakia has elected a new president. the nationalist is sceptical of sending military aid to ukraine. he won by a greater margin than expected, defeating the pro—western candidate. and as m

winds strengthen again towards the south—west of england and through the english channel into the channel islandsily eastwards across england and wales, and some further showers to the north—west of scotland. the wind direction is changing to a north—westerly and that's going to bring with it some colder air, so maximum temperatures on tuesday are only 10—12 celsius. now, that colder air shouldn't last too long. during wednesday and into thursday, the wind direction changes and we get milder south—westerly winds, but that brings with it the chance of some more rain. voice—over: this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. hello and welcome. this week, we're going behind the scenes on an extraordinary collaboration between cbs news, der spiegel and the insider. a car chase in florida may have provided the vital clue... - pull over! ..to a national. security mystery. this all connects to something that's become known as havana syndrome. and this investigation alleges that the russians may have been involved. we'll speak to one

strengthen again towards the south—west of england and through the english channel, into the channel islandsengland and wales, and some further showers to the north—west of scotland. the wind direction is changing to a north—westerly, and that's going to bring with it some colder air. so maximum temperatures on tuesday are only 10 to 12 celsius. now, that colder air shouldn't last too long. during wednesday and into thursday, the wind direction changes. we get milder southwesterly winds, but that brings with it the chance of some more rain. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hourjust straight after this programme. hello, everybody. a very warm welcome to talking business weekly with me, aaron heslehurst. let's go and take a look at what's on the show. the renewables race is on. after more than a decade of massive investment in green energy, china, it's way ahead of the pack. so, can europe and america catch up? as renewables become the single largest source of energy in the world, we're going to be asking a top panel of global guests how the green industri