thank you for bringing us up to date, charlotte gallagher. influencers are a growing industry, with some ai models gaining hundreds of thousands of followers and getting increasingly lucrative sponsorship deals. aitana is one of the world's most popular ai models — known for her stylish pink hair. the bbc�*s cyber correspondent, joe tidy, reports. a photo shoot with no model. she's not late, though — she doesn't exist. aitana is an ai model. since she was created around a year ago, she's amassed a big following and is making thousands a month for her ba rcelona—based agency. we intend to always try to make it as similar as what any influencer would do. we take a picture with me in the image — and we have to replace it with al, so we have to play a bit with the lights and shadows to make it as possible. maybe barcelona as the background will be more interesting? touch—ups used to take around a day, but now it's a few hours because of how the al's improved so much. here's the final product. the studio says they can get thousands of pounds a mon

charlotte gallagher has the latest.as dozens of cars are swept away in surging floodwater. there left crumpled and twisted, their path blocked by a bridge. luckily no—one was injured. now the clean—up begins. forecasters had warned of heavy rain in the town and say the area is facing more extreme weather tonight and tomorrow. more than 300 miles away in the valencia area, another community in spain counts the cost of flooding. mud and debris still lies in the streets here. last week, more than 200 people were killed. in the country's worst natural disaster in living memory. many are now homeless and relying on help from the government and charities. others are trying to clear out their homes. translation: we do not have gas to cook. - we do not have hot water either. we are happy that nobody�*s dead in ourfamily. the rest can be fixed. all the volunteers here come from all around spain. they help us, asking for nothing in return. experts say the heavy rain has been intensified by climate change. residents want to know h

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. live from london, this is bbc news. part of a vast operation smuggling thousands of migrants to europe. an australian teenager becomes the sixth person to die in suspected methanol poisoning in laos. backpackers speak to the bbc about their alarm. i won't drink from an open bottle, and i won't drink home—made alcohol. it's scary because not every day people are dying just like this. a new yorkjudge grants donald trump permission to seek dismissal of his hush money criminal case. a woman in the united states has become the first person to receive a double lung transplant done by a robot. let's start this

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.pening at gatwick airport. part of the terminal has been evacuated. the south terminal was evacuated while a security incident is being investigated. passengers are being prevented from entering the building. sussex police has issued this statement. police were cold to the south terminal at gatwick at 8:20am after the discovery of a suspected prohibited item in luggage test security safety of passengers and staff. an ordnance disposal team is being sent to the airport. this is causing significant disruption and roach are the south terminal have been closed. we would advise people to avoid the area if possible. there is a statement from easyjet on the bbc news website. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. good afternoon. well, it's still very cold today, but the air will turn dramatically milder over the weekend, along with some very severe weather indeed from storm bert. it's a very deep area of low pressure, pushing northwards and eastwards through the weekend. strong winds, so

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. of the year. a supermoon is when the moon is closest to the earth, appearing bigger and brighter than normal and there won't be another until october next year. the unusually bright and clear moon made for some impressive pictures across the uk and the rest of the world, as will vernon reports. a super sight to behold. last night's supermoon over glastonbury tor in somerset. from around the uk, stargazers sent us these magnificent pictures. known as the beaver moon, this will be the last supermoon of the year. the supermoon is just when the moon is closer to us, so its orbit is not circular. it's elliptical, so there are points in which it is closer to the earth than others. and of course, the closer it is, the larger it looks. so that's what we call a supermoon is when it's a full moon, and it happens to be very close in its orbit. the spectacular sight was also visible around the world, shining here over lebanon's war—torn capital, and in hanoi, where residents came out to see the m

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's darren bett.ere will be heavy snow, blizzards and drifting. but with snowmelt and heavy rain that is the risk of flooding. and added onto that we have widespread and very windy weather, too. at the moment things are fairly quiet but you can see out to the west we are going to see out to the west we are going to see the wind is picking up later in the night, wet weather moving in, snow briefly over the hills of northern ireland and wales. temperatures down to —12 in eastern parts of scotland. temperatures will rise through the night but it is still cold enough for scotland and northern england to have some heavy snow early tomorrow morning. 0ver northern england to have some heavy snow early tomorrow morning. over in the east, the pennines and scotland blizzards drifting. a lot more snow over the hills. there maybe further amber warnings issued but at the moment we have this one across this part of scotland and here they could be as much as a0 centimetres of snow, very treacherous. what we find thr

charlotte gallagher reports. the queen last year's remembrance day service at the cenotaph.ibution of the uk and commonwealth armed forces. but the queen will miss this year's commemorations, as well as at the royal british legion festival of remembrance at the royal albert hall, while she recovers from a chest infection. buckingham palace says, following doctors guidance, and for a full recovery of a season a chest infection, her majesty will not attain at this weekend plus manic remembrance events. it is understood her condition hasn't worsened, but she was concerned about passing on any lingering infection to others. the queen, more than anyone, is acutely aware of the importance of remembrance sunday, she is the daughter of a much decorated war veteran. she has grown up with the army, she has had the army around her all her life. she is very much part of the forces family. for her it is really essential day. she will be thinking of people who fell in the second world war with herfamily, so she fell in the second world war with her family, so she will want to be there. be

occasion privately at home and hopes to return to public duties early next week. 0ur correspondent charlotte gallagherueen is going to miss two key events this weekend for the rememberance service events, which is the royal british legion festival of remembrance at the royal albert hall on saturday evening, that's tonight, and she is not going to be at the remembrance day service at the cenotaph tomorrow. now a palace spokesperson said following doctors' guidance to ensure an full recovery from a seasonal chest infection, and to protect others from any potential risk, her majesty will not attend this weekend's events. while this is a source of a great disappointment to the queen, she will mark the occasion privately at home and hopes to return to public duties early next week. it is not thought her condition has got any worse, it is just that basically she doesn't want to pass on a lingering infection to other people that will be attending the events. however, the princess of wales, who we have rarely seen in public this year because she has been undergoing cancer treatment, she will be at the events

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.d ceremony kicked off with black pinks rose and bruno mars performing their bible that hit for the first time on friday. —— k—pop. music. that said earworm. we saw performances from up—and—coming artists for the tomorrow acts together and treasure. as well do that well global favorites bts and treasure. as well do that well globalfavorites bts and black pink rose taking home awards for their performance. earlier i spoke to musicjournalist and met a and superfan lucy ford about the awards and what k—pop means shoot k—pop fans across the world. means shoot k—pop fans across the world. the main thing about k—pop is spectacle, and i think the fact that this award show goes on for three days is testament to that. there'sjust so much — it's sort of a feast in a way. it's visually a feast. it's orally a feast as well. like it's just everything that you could imagine is there. and i think they take a lot of pride in performance as well, which is something that has been a big conversation about

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. let's turn to some other news around the world. offering to help set up potential fossil fuel deals, the bbc has learned. elnur soltanov was recorded secretly by an activist who posed as an investor seeking to sponsor the cop29 meeting, which starts in baku on monday. in the video mr soltanov says that azerbaijan has lots of gas fields to be developed and then offers to establish a meeting with the state oil and gas company socar. the health ministry in nigeria says it will be offering free caesarean sections to women who need them in an effort to help reduce the country's maternal mortality rate — the fourth highest in the world. health officials say the initiative is for poor and vulnerable women but would apply only to emergency cases — not all caesarean sections. the irish prime minister has called a general election for the 29th of november. taoiseach simon harris says the "time is now right" for a vote, and added while his fine gael party did not always agree with its coalition partners, they'd worked together for the good of

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.ok place last night in salford, and our culture reporter, noor nanji, was watching. live from soho... —— live from salford... this is children in need 202a. this year's children in need live programme got started with a bang with a special performance from the strictly come dancing professionals joined by none other than tv sensation bluey. ncuti gatwa was back as the doctor, introducing a world exclusive preview from the upcoming doctor who christmas special. i'm going to bring you christmas in november. this week, paddy mcguinness has been on an epic cycle ride, riding almost 300 miles from wales to scotland, all on a children's bike. 8,850,000. there was a special performance by the children in need choir, featuring kids who have themselves been supported by the charity. it was a big night for girls aloud too. they've released a new version of their single i'll stand by you for the charity, with the lead vocals sung entirely by their late band—mate sarah harding. behind all the fun

charlotte gallagher reports. the queen at last year's remembrance day service.oyal family, honouring the contribution of the uk and commonwealth armed forces. but the queen will miss the commemorations and the royal british legion event. buckingham palace say: it is understood her condition has not worsened, but she was concerned it is understood her condition has not worsened, but she was concerned about passing on any lingering infection to others. the queen more than anyone is aware of the importance of remembrance sunday, she is the the daughter of a much—decorated war veteran. she has grown up with the army. she has had the army around her all her life. she is very much part of a sort of forces family. for her, it is a central day. she will be thinking of people who have fell in the second world war with her father. she will want to be there. because she is unwell, this will have been taken. because she is unwell she will not have taken this decision lightly. the queen who is 77, fell ill after a long haul trip to australia and samoa with the king. it has b

our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher explains just how significant this apology is from harrods the current boss of harrods. he worked closely with mohamed al fayed at harrods and is still the boss now, as i said. the victims of mohamed al fayed want to know whether he knew this was going on. he has always said he did not know about any allegations of sexual abuse and rape, but crucially he has said rumours about mohamed al fayed's behaviour were in the public domain, so the victims still have many questions they want answered about the culture of harrods — what was going on, who knew, how high this went up? we knew it went to the very top with the boss, mohamed al fayed, but how many others in management knew what was going on? some very hurt and distressed women still really troubled by what happened to them. many were still teenagers when they were raped, they say, by mohamed al fayed. michael ward still under pressure. as ellie price said he has stood down in his role as the trustee of the royal ballet company, he is still in charge at harrods, this internal investigation is

our correspondent charlotte gallagher is at the scene in monaghan for us.t a little bit further back there. it's a family plot, and there are meant to be the remains of five people inside that plot. now, dna and forensic investigation will be done to find out if there is another person inside that plot and if that person isjoe lynskey. now, joe lynskey was a monk in belfast, a former monk, and then he became a member of the ira, and he was murdered as part of a bitter internal feud. now, he disappeared in 1972, and there's been no trace of him ever since. the republicans have admitted he was murdered. admitted he was murdered — he was kidnapped, murdered and secretly buried — and there's been this huge search for his remains ever since. now, of course, every time one of these searches takes place for part of the disappeared, it's really horrible. it's really horrible, it's very stressful for the family who just want answers. it's a very emotional day. it's a mixed feeling. because we have to wait so long on an answer i don't know if it isjoe. i'm just prayi

with me is our royal correspondent charlotte gallagher... what has upon ascent?s the royal british legion festival of remembrance. then tomorrow, she is also going to be missing the traditional remembrance day remote rural service in london. we have a statement that said following doctor's guidance, to ensure a full recovery from a seasonal chest infection, and to protect others from any risk, her majesty will not attend this weekend's events. they said while this is a great source of disappointment, she will mark the occasion privately at home and hopes to return to public duties early next week. they said that there is no real cause for alarm, it's not that hip and she got any worse, essentially that she does want to pass on any lingering infection. the duchess _ lingering infection. the duchess of _ lingering infection. the duchess of cambridge | lingering infection. the duchess of cambridge will be in attendance. the duchess of cambridge will be in attendance-— attendance. the princess of wales is going _ attendance. the princess of wales is going to _ attend

with me is our correspondent, charlotte gallagher. what more do we know?een is going miss _ what more do we know? so the queen is going miss two - what more do we know? so the queen is going miss two key . queen is going miss two key event for the remember ran service, which is the royal british legion festival of remembrance at the royal albert hall op saturday, tonight, and she is not going to be at the remembrance day service at the cenotaph tomorrow, a palace spokesperson said following doing doctor's guidance for a full recovery and protect others for her majesty will not attend this weekend's event. while that source of great disappointment she will mark the occasion privately at home and hopes to return to public duties early next week. it is not thought her condition has got any worse, it is basically she doesn't want to pass on a lingering ininfection to others that will by a tending the event. the princess of wales who we have rarely seen this year, she will be at the events this weekend, as will the king, who is also still undergoing cancer trea

charlotte gallagher is in belfast.ike i was full to explain to viewers, this was a civil case, not a criminal case. it explain to viewers, this was a civil case, not a criminal case.- case, not a criminal case. it was. when there _ case, not a criminal case. it was. when there attack— case, not a criminal case. it was. when there attack happened - case, not a criminal case. it was. l when there attack happened nikita hand to go to police, she went to the hospital, she went to police. but there wasn't enough evidence police or to prosecute connor mcgregor. a few years later she decided to bring a civil case against him. that's where we're now. the jury in the civil case have believed her, they believed she was violently raped by connor mcgregor and awarded her almost 250,000 euros in damages. because it's a civil case if there is no chance that connor mcgregor going to prison. he walks out of court like he walked into day. but he has that reputation now. his reputation has been tarnished. ajury now. his reputation has b

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. the year. a supermoon is when the moon is closest to the earth, appearing bigger and brighter than normal, and there won't be another one until october. will vernon reports. a super sight to behold. last night's supermoon over glastonbury tor in somerset. from around the uk, stargazers sent us these magnificent pictures, known as the beaver moon. this will be the last supermoon of the year. the supermoon is just when the moon is closer to us, so, its orbit is not circular, it's elliptical, so there are points in which it is closer to the earth than others and, of course, the closer it is, the larger it looks, so that's what we call a supermoon is when it's a full moon and it happens to be very close in its orbit. the spectacular sight was also visible around the world, shining here over lebanon's war—torn capital, and in hanoi, where residents came out to see the moon dazzling in the night sky. it's been a good yearfor supermoons. last month's hunters moon was even brighter. but are w