learn, as we were, that two nazi concentration camps were established on british soil, in the channel 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. we visited what remains of the camps this past winter, just before the british government completed a review of the death toll there with findings that are hotly disputed. >> it's pretty well hidden, isn't it? it's all overgrown. >> 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

so far this year ten nests have been found in england's south—east, but in the channel islands they'vereat. fiona irving went to check it out. hundreds of miles from kent on the channel island ofjersey, a war is being waged against the asian hornet. it was first spotted here in 2016. last year, more than 200 nests were found and lanced with pesticides. and they need to be controlled. 0ne nest of asian hornets can kill 11 kilograms of insects in a season. they pose a significant threat to honey bees and other pollinators. just take a look at the size of this nest. this would have been home to a colony of around 3,000 asian hornets, and beekeepers from kent and sussex are coming tojersey to learn what they do here, to help them in the south east fight against this invasive species. on this small island, they've become experts on this apex predator. tiny blob of glue on the thorax of the hornet. this is tinsel tagging, or streamering, a technique pioneered on the island to help track the asian hornet as it flies home. with the naked eyes, you can probably see that hornet for 200 or 300 me

fiona irving went to the channel islands, where they've developed a creative way to tackle the threat being waged against the asian hornet. it was first spotted here in 2016. last year, more than 200 nests were found and lanced with pesticides. and they need to be controlled. 0ne nest of asian hornets can kill 11 kilograms of insects in a season. they pose a significant threat to honey bees and other pollinators. just take a look at the size of this nest. this would have been home to a colony of around 3,000 asian hornets, and beekeepers from kent and sussex are coming tojersey to learn what they do here, to help them in the south east fight against this invasive species. on this small island, they've become experts on this apex predator. tiny blob of glue on the thorax of the hornet. this is tinsel tagging, or streamering, a technique pioneered on the island to help track the asian hornet as it flies home. with the naked eyes, you can probably see that hornet for 200 or 300 metres flying and with, binoculars even further. whereas before, normally, without without a streamer attached

there is the chance that we'll see further outbreaks of rain pushing up from the south across the channel islands into southern counties of england as we go through the day. spots further north after early mist and murk clears should see, once again, some spells of warm sunshine, although i think it will stay quite grey for some of these eastern coasts. again in the sunny spots with that humid air, temperatures could get to around 23—24 degrees. by sunday, it looks like our area of low pressure will start to move northwards. that will introduce outbreaks of rain, particularly across england and wales. could see some of that into southern scotland later on. some hefty thundery downpours following on into the south. still quite a warm feel for the time being. that is set to change because as we head into next week, we change the wind direction, we bring the winds down from the northwest, and so things are going to feel very different. temperatures, if anything, looks set to drop back to values below the average for the time of year, and it will still be quite unsettled. showers or longer spells of

still the chance for some showers and thunderstorms rumbling around across the channel islands, gettingght forjust about all of us, a mild start to the weekend. and again on saturday, down towards the south, we'll see these showers and thunderstorms across southern counties of england, into east anglia, the midlands, parts of wales. but for northern england, northern ireland, western scotland, we'll see some sunshine. eastern scotland, north—east england, still plagued by that cloud, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle. could be quite misty and murky around some of the coast, and temperatures, if anything, coming down a little bit from where they have been. and then into sunday, it looks like we'll see some slightly more persistent, heavy, thundery rain, again affecting southern parts of the uk, east anglia, the midlands, wales. further north from there, largely dry. best of the sunshine in the north—west, more cloud into the north east, so the pattern continues. but a change in the weather pattern next week. it does turn really quite unsettled. showers or longer spells of rain, could be qu

there is the chance that we'll see further outbreaks of rain pushing up from the south across the channel islandsrough the day. spots further north after early mist and murk clears should see, once again, some spells of warm sunshine, although i think it will stay quite grey for some of these eastern coasts. again in the sunny spots with that humid air, temperatures could get to around 23—24 degrees. by sunday, it looks like our area of low pressure will start to move northwards. that will introduce outbreaks of rain, particularly across england and wales. could see some of that into southern scotland later on. some hefty thundery downpours following on into the south. still quite a warm feel for the time being. that is set to change because as we head into next week, we change the wind direction, we bring the winds down from the northwest, and so things are going to feel very different. temperatures, if anything, looks set to drop back to values below the average for the time of year, and it will still be quite unsettled. showers or longer spells of rain and often breezy. this is bbc world news.

charge, it is going to stay largely dry, with some sunshine just a little bit breezy across the channel islandsst anglia and the south east mayjust produce the odd light shower, the odd spot of drizzle across the northern isles, where it could be quite murky at times. but the north of mainland scotland, up to 23 degrees and elsewhere generally high teens, low 20s, feeling very pleasant for mid september. tonight we will see more cloud filtering in across east anglia into parts of the midlands, the south of england. patchy fog is possible across parts of northern ireland, northern england and southern scotland. and where we do keep clear skies and light winds, it will be another rather chilly night, milder up towards the northwest of scotland and also towards the southeast of england, with more of a breeze, more cloud as well. across parts of england and wales, at least for a time tomorrow, some of that cloud perhaps lingering close to eastern coasts. but for the majority, some good spells of sunshine, quite breezy again in the south, and also where you have that feed of winds from the north sea

they were on the way to explore california's channel islands with national geographic, a special tripstudents and celebrate their futures that lay ahead. two sisters, zoe and dana were flying with her parents, excited to start a new life in australia. at 9:37, those children with 54 other passengers and crew have their lives' journey and a few hundred yards from where we stand. with them, 125 sailors, soldiers and civil servants. people who committed years of their lives to serve our country. people who had gone to work that day not knowing their service wouldn't with the ultimate -- would end with the ultimate sacrifice. something profound emerged. a demonstration of determination. it was the courage of those whose rant -- who ran towards the danger, who chose not to flee but the help, to save, to provide a light in a time of darkness. in the 9/11 commission report, the section covering the pentagon's response is aptly titled, "heroism in horror." -- and over." discusses local and state entities that work together to contain the fire, tended to the wounded and keep the mission going.

it means we could see towards the south of the country, some showers here for the channel islands intoof high pressure building and it could turn a bit building and it could turn a bhdw building and it could turn a bit dry with increasing amounts of sunshine and slightly cooler, fresher air and we will lose the humidity. high teens and low 20s for many. beyond wednesday into thursday, as we head through into much of next week, it looks like high pressure will dry to bright back. it will always be close by with the risk of liver pressure from the south. the question and the details, you will have to stay tuned to the details. we could see dry weather as we go deep into the early part of september. some warmth across the south as well but showers will never be too far away so stay tuned to the forecast for all the latest details. live from london. this is bbc news. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the killing of six hostages in gaza shows hamas doesn't want a ceasefire deal. unicef tells the bbc that a mass polio vaccination programme in gaza is progressing well. people in

there is the chance that we'll see further outbreaks of rain pushing up from the south across the channel islands early mist and murk clears should see, once again, some spells of warm sunshine, although i think it will stay quite grey for some of these eastern coasts. again in the sunny spots with that humid air, temperatures could get to around 23—24 degrees. by sunday, it looks like our area of low pressure will start to move northwards. that will introduce outbreaks of rain, particularly across england and wales. could see some of that into southern scotland later on. some hefty thundery downpours following on into the south. still quite a warm feel for the time being. that is set to change because as we head into next week, we change the wind direction, we bring the winds down from the northwest, and so things are going to feel very different. temperatures, if anything, looks set to drop back to values below the average for the time of year, and it will still be quite unsettled. showers or longer spells of rain and often breezy. live from washington, this is bbc news. us secretary of state a

still the chance for some showers and thunderstorms rumbling around across the channel islands, gettingekend. and again on saturday, down towards the south, we'll see these showers and thunderstorms across southern counties of england into east anglia, the midlands, parts of wales. but for northern england, northern ireland, western scotland, we'll see some sunshine. eastern scotland, north east england still plagued by that cloud, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle. could be quite misty and murky around some of the coasts. and temperatures, if anything, coming down a little bit from where they have been. and then into sunday, it looks like we'll see some slightly more persistent, heavy, thundery rain, again affecting southern parts of the uk, east anglia, the midlands, wales. further north from there, largely dry. best of the sunshine in the northwest, more cloud into the northeast, so the pattern continues. but a change in the weather pattern next week — it does turn really quite unsettled. showers or longer spells of rain, could be quite windy, and it turns quite a lot colder as well. l

still the chance for some showers and thunderstorms rumbling around across the channel islands, gettingstart to the weekend. and again on saturday, down towards the south, we'll see these showers and thunderstorms across southern counties of england into east anglia, the midlands, parts of wales. but for northern england, northern ireland, western scotland, we'll see some sunshine. eastern scotland, north—east england, still plagued by that cloud, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle. could be quite misty and murky around some of the coast, and temperatures, if anything, coming down a little bit from where they have been. and then into sunday, it looks like we'll see some slightly more persistent, heavy, thundery rain, again affecting southern parts of the uk, east anglia, the midlands, wales. further north from there, largely dry. best of the sunshine in the north—west, more cloud into the north east, so the pattern continues. but a change in the weather pattern next week. it does turn really quite unsettled. showers or longer spells of rain, could be quite windy, and it turns quite a lot c

hundreds of miles from kent, on the channel island of jersey, a war is being waged against the asiansmall island, they've become experts on this apex predator. the more you understand about l them, the more chance we've got of managing them . and controlling them. we can't eradicate them now. a they're here. and they need to be controlled. one nest of asian hornets can kill 11kg of insects in a season. they pose a significant threat to honey bees and other pollinators. just take a look at the size of this nest. this would have been home to a colony of around 3,000 asian hornets. and beekeepers from kent and sussex are coming tojersey to learn what they do here, to help them in the south east. a tiny blob of glue on the thorax of the hornet. a live hornet will always betray where its nest is. this is tinsel tagging, or streamering, a technique pioneered on the island to help track the asian hornet as it flies home. with the naked eyes, you can probably see that hornet for three, 200m or 300m flying and with binoculars even further. whereas before normally without, without a streamer a

there is the chance that we'll see further outbreaks of rain pushing up from the south across the channel islandsd murk clears should see, once again, some spells of warm sunshine, although i think it will stay quite grey for some of these eastern coasts. again in the sunny spots with that humid air, temperatures could get to around 23—24 degrees. by sunday, it looks like our area of low pressure will start to move northwards. that will introduce outbreaks of rain, particularly across england and wales. could see some of that into southern scotland later on. some hefty thundery downpours following on into the south. still quite a warm feel for the time being. that is set to change because as we head into next week, we change the wind direction, we bring the winds down from the northwest, and so things are going to feel very different. temperatures, if anything, looks set to drop back to values below the average for the time of year, and it will still be quite unsettled. showers or longer spells of rain and often breezy. low corporate tax rates and a topjob for elon musk — donald trump lays out hi

still the chance for some showers and thunderstorms rumbling around across the channel islands, gettingown towards the south, we'll see these showers and thunderstorms across southern counties of england into east anglia, the midlands, parts of wales. but for northern england, northern ireland, western scotland, we'll see some sunshine. eastern scotland, north east england, still plagued by that cloud, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle. could be quite misty and murky around some of the coasts and temperatures, if anything, coming down a little bit from where they have been. and then into sunday, it looks like we'll see some slightly more persistent, heavy, thundery rain, again affecting southern parts of the uk, east anglia, the midlands, wales. further north from there, largely dry. best of the sunshine in the northwest, more cloud into the northeast, so the pattern continues. but a change in the weather pattern next week — it does turn really quite unsettled. showers or longer spells of rain, could be quite windy, and it turns quite a lot colder as well. the us federal reserve moves cha

still the chance for some showers and thunderstorms rumbling around across the channel islands, getting. and again on saturday, down towards the south, we'll see these showers and thunderstorms across southern counties of england into east anglia, the midlands, parts of wales. but for northern england, northern ireland, western scotland, we'll see some sunshine. eastern scotland, north east england still plagued by that cloud, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle. could be quite misty and murky around some of the coasts. and temperatures, if anything, coming down a little bit from where they have been. and then into sunday, it looks like we'll see some slightly more persistent, heavy, thundery rain, again affecting southern parts of the uk, east anglia, the midlands, wales. further north from there, largely dry. best of the sunshine in the northwest, more cloud into the northeast, so the pattern continues. but a change in the weather pattern next week — it does turn really quite unsettled. showers or longer spells of rain, could be quite windy, and it turns quite a lot colder as well. rates

low, stay towards the south of the country, and that could generate some showers here for the channel islandst drier with increasing amounts of sunshine and with slightly cooler, fresher air, we'll lose the humidity. we're looking at the high teens low 20s for many. beyond wednesday into thursday, as we head through into much of next week, it looks like high pressure will try to fight back. it'll always be close by with the chance of lower pressure over the near continent or towards the south. however, again, question mark the details of the outlook so you have to stay tuned to the forecast. but if this scenario takes place, then we could see quite a bit of dry weather as we go deeper into the early part of september. some warmth across the south as well, but showers will never be too far away, so stay tuned to the forecast for all the latest details. live from london. this is bbc news. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his country will �*settle the score�* after the bodies of six hostages held by hamas were found in gaza. i say to the hamas terrorists who murdered our hostages,

them, monty dickens, asia compton and bernard brown, were on their way to explore california's channel islandsgraphic," a special trip recognizing their outstanding performance as students and celebrating the bright feuches that aahead. two sisters, zoe and dana were flying with their parent, excited to start a new life adventure in australia. at 9:37, those children along with 54 other passengers and crew, had their lives enjust a few hundred yards from where we now stand with them, 125 sailor, soldiers and civil servants. people who had committed years of their lives in service of our country. people who had gone to work that day not knowing their service would end in the ultimate sacrifice. yet amid the destruction, something profound emerged. a demonstration of determination. it was the courage of those who ran toward the danger, who chose not to flee but to help, to save. who provided a light in the time of darkness. in the 9/11 commission's report, in the section covering the pentagon's response, it is aptly titled heroism and horror. it discusses the mix of local, state and federal empl

there is the chance that we'll see further outbreaks of rain pushing up from the south across the channel islandsarly mist and murk clears should see, once again, some spells of warm sunshine, although i think it will stay quite grey for some of these eastern coasts. again in the sunny spots with that humid air, temperatures could get to around 23—24 degrees. by sunday, it looks like our area of low pressure will start to move northwards. that will introduce outbreaks of rain, particularly across england and wales. could see some of that into southern scotland later on. some hefty thundery downpours following on into the south. still quite a warm feel for the time being. that is set to change because as we head into next week, we change the wind direction, we bring the winds down from the northwest, and so things are going to feel very different. temperatures, if anything, looks set to drop back to values below the average for the time of year, and it will still be quite unsettled. showers or longer spells of rain and often breezy. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charli

there is the chance that we'll see further outbreaks of rain pushing up from the south across the channel islands again, some spells of warm sunshine, although i think it will stay quite grey for some of these eastern coasts. again in the sunny spots with that humid air, temperatures could get to around 23—24 degrees. by sunday, it looks like our area of low pressure will start to move northwards. that will introduce outbreaks of rain, particularly across england and wales. could see some of that into southern scotland later on. some hefty thundery downpours following on into the south. still quite a warm feel for the time being. that is set to change because as we head into next week, we change the wind direction, we bring the winds down from the northwest, and so things are going to feel very different. temperatures, if anything, looks set to drop back to values below the average for the time of year, and it will still be quite unsettled. showers or longer spells of rain and often breezy. low corporate tax rates and a top job for elon musk — donald trump lays out his economic vision for the us

slightly milder air down towards the channel islands and the far southwest behind that area of rain.e saturated ground could be a few more flooding issues as we look towards the end of the week. so, thursday, a pretty wet, blustery sort of day again, not particularly warm, 11—17 degrees. and then towards the end of the week, so friday and into saturday, it looks like things turn a little bit quieter and drier, but also cooler, too. lebanon since october the 7th last year. hello, i'm christian fraser, and this is the context on bbc news. at the time of the strike, these hezbollah commanders were meeting to plan an october the 7th—style attack in northern israel. i have a message for the people of lebanon. israel's war is not with you. it's with hezbollah. for too long, hezbollah has been using you as human shields. this is the dilemma that israel faces, that even as it ups- the ante against hezbollah, it is encouraging or it is- inciting, if you like, hezbollah to attack| further into israel. and so far, no sign of those attacks diminishing. - if anything, - they are increasing. netan

charge it is going to stay largely dry with some sunshine, just a little bit breezy across the channel islandso 23 degrees and elsewhere generally high teens, low 20s, very pleasant to mid—september. tonight we will see more cloud filtering in across east anglia and the midlands. patchy fog across parts of northern ireland, northern england and southern scotland. where we do keep clear skies and light winds it will be another rather chilly night. milder up towards the north—west of scotland but also towards the south—east of england more of a breeze. more cloud as well across parts of england and wales, at least for a time tomorrow. some of that cloud lingering close to eastern coasts but for the majority some good spells of sunshine, quite breezy again in the south and also where you have that feed of winds from the north sea temperatures for newcastle and hull for example stuck at 17 degrees but london 2a. parts of northern scotland also 2a degrees. a subtle change during wednesday night, we will bring more cloud in from the north sea. it could be a little bit misty and murky over some of th

still the chance for some showers and thunderstorms rumbling around across the channel islands, gettingain on saturday, down towards the south, we'll see these showers and thunderstorms across southern counties of england into east anglia, the midlands, parts of wales. but for northern england, northern ireland, western scotland, we'll see some sunshine. eastern scotland, north east england still plagued by that cloud, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle. could be quite misty and murky around some of the coasts. and temperatures, if anything, coming down a little bit from where they have been. and then into sunday, it looks like we'll see some slightly more persistent, heavy, thundery rain, again affecting southern parts of the uk, east anglia, the midlands, wales. further north from there, largely dry. best of the sunshine in the northwest, more cloud into the northeast, so the pattern continues. but a change in the weather pattern next week — it does turn really quite unsettled. showers or longer spells of rain, could be quite windy, and it turns quite a lot colder as well. good morning.

slightly milder air down towards the channel islands and the far southwest behind that area of rain.g on areas where we've seen a lot of rainfall recently, so some saturated ground could be a few more flooding issues as we look towards the end of the week. so thursday, a pretty wet, blustery sort of day again, not particularly warm, 11—17 degrees. and then towards the end of the week, so friday and into saturday, it looks like things turn a little bit quieter and drier, but also cooler, too. is adamant the labour party conference is adamant the labour party conferenc— is adamant the labour party conferenc . �* ., ., conference and alex at the labour party conference _ conference and alex at the labour party conference and _ conference and alex at the labour party conference and chris - conference and alex at the labour party conference and chris at - conference and alex at the labour party conference and chris at the l party conference and chris at the labour party _ party conference and chris at the labour party conference. - party conference and chris at the labour party conference

slightly milder air down towards the channel islands and the far southwest behind that area of rain.. so, thursday, a pretty wet, blustery sort of day again, not particularly warm, 11—17 degrees. and then towards the end of the week, so friday tonight at 10:00pm, fears of a full—blown regional conflict in the middle east, as nearly 500 people are killed after heavy israeli bombardment of hezbollah targets. explosions. israel says it's hit hundreds of hezbollah positions in the deadliest day between the two sides since 2006. the death toll is rising hour after hour, and tonight across lebanon there is a shock and there is fear. queues out of southern lebanon, as thousands flee the israeli strikes. we'll be speaking to our international editorjeremy bowen, amid grave fears of an escalation. also on the programme... harrods investigates whether current staff were involved in any of the rape and sexual assault allegations against the former owner, mohamed al fayed. torrential rain leaves a massive hole in afc wimbledon's football pitch. and there's a heavy rain warning in force until mid

again, the rain focused down towards the south on saturday, moving across the channel islands and perhaps southern counties of england, against some of it heavy and thundery. a bit drier and brighterfurther north it heavy and thundery. a bit drier and brighter further north and west. again, feeling quite warm and humid. for the second half of the weekend, a mixture of styles of warm sunshine, a fairamount a mixture of styles of warm sunshine, a fair amount of cloud and still some sharp showers in the south. and before we go, a look at what's on the news at ten tonight, a special report on overcrowding in prisons from inside hmp pentonville in north london. klaxon sounds. chaos in hmp pentonville. get your meds! we're the only broadcast journalists given access... it's a code red. loud knocking. ..to one of britain's most dangerous jails since the current crisis. 0k, come on, folks... and some prison officers are so frightened of being targeted on the outside that we've had to blur theirfaces. i've got my own to feed. i've got my kids. hmp pentonville. laughter. staff are overstretched. ..

slightly milder air down towards the channel islands and the far south—west behind that area of rain., so some saturated ground could be a few more flooding issues as we look towards the end of the week. so thursday, a pretty wet, blustery sort of day again, not particularly warm, 11—17 degrees. and then towards the end of the week, so friday and into saturday, it looks like things turn a little bit quieter and drier, but also cooler, too. it's 7pm in london. this is the world today. israel says it conducted a strike targeting senior hezbollah leader ali karaki, who is the head of the southern front. the lebanese health ministry says more than 270 people have been killed, including women, children and paramedics — in the heaviest israeli bombardment yet, in the south of the country. in a video message earlier, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu urges lebanese to �*get out of harm's way�*. iurge you, i urge you, take this warning seriously, don't let hezbollah your lives and the lives of your lives and the lives of your loved ones. don't let hezbollah in danger lebanon might ple

again, the rain focused down towards the south on saturday, moving across the channel islands and perhapsa bit drier and brighter further north and west. again, feeling quite warm and humid. for the second half of the weekend, a mixture of styles of warm sunshine, a fairamount a mixture of styles of warm sunshine, a fair amount of cloud and still some sharp showers in the south. and before we go, a look at what's on the news at ten tonight, a special report on overcrowding in prisons from inside hmp pentonville in north london. klaxon sounds.

there is the chance that we'll see further outbreaks of rain pushing up from the south across the channel islands although i think it will stay quite grey for some of these eastern coasts. again in the sunny spots with that humid air, temperatures could get to around 23—24 degrees. by sunday, it looks like our area of low pressure will start to move northwards. that will introduce outbreaks of rain, particularly across england and wales. could see some of that into southern scotland later on. some hefty thundery downpours following on into the south. still quite a warm feel for the time being. that is set to change because as we head into next week, we change the wind direction, we bring the winds down

to bring pulses of rain across southern counties of england around the english channel and the channel islandsconditions. feeling warmer to. it could be “p feeling warmer to. it could be up to 22 degrees in scotland. with a high pressure to the north and low pressure to the south, what we will notice by friday is the humid air. there will be some low cloud to begin with. that will break up and there will be some good sunny spells. there will be a brisk wind but still across southern counties they could be some outbreaks of rain and sun could be thundery. a warm day on high ground in scotland and northern ireland. the best of the sunshine into the weekend but with a few heavy showers and a brisk wind. seven years after the grenfell tower fire, the final report into what caused the disaster is published this morning. suvivors say they're hoping for answers. hoping it's going to put people's lives first rather than profit. in other news — following the deaths of 12 migrants crossing the english channel yesterday, dozens more people were seen boarding small boats near calais this morning. hello an

slightly milder air down towards the channel islands and the far southwest behind that area of rain.uld be quite persistent again on thursday and falling on areas where we've seen a lot of rainfall recently, so some saturated ground could be a few more flooding issues as we look towards the end of the week. so thursday, a pretty wet, blustery sort of day again, not particularly warm, 11 to 17 degrees. and then towards the end of the week, so friday and into saturday, it looks like things turn a little bit quieter and drier, but also cooler, too. at six: it's a bloody day in live and on with the government saying at least 270 people have been killed in heavy israeli bombing. the israeli military says it was targeting 800 hezbollah positions as concerns grow of the war escalating.— of the war escalating. tonight the death toll is _ of the war escalating. tonight the death toll is rising _ of the war escalating. tonight the death toll is rising hour _ of the war escalating. tonight the death toll is rising hour after - death toll is rising hour after hour, and there is fear across the c