a met office amber warning ciaran arrives we have a met office amberwarning in ciaran arrives we havether flooding. the northern half of scotland should be dry and bright, cloud and southern scotland and north wales, central southern england and wales, it will be a mixture of heavy and thundery showers. some of the shows could have an impact but some will stay dry with highs of 15 celsius. the rain piling in to the southeast of northern ireland, hence that met office amber warning coming into force tonight through tomorrow. cold to the north, we got a touch of frost across rural parts of scotland, my other further south further outbreaks of rain coming and going. introduce to, parts of northern england and northern ireland with outbreaks of rain, bright and sunny to the northern half of scotland, a slightly drier and brighter day to parts of central southern england and wales but we will see the next batch of heavy rain working its way in which will move northwards with a first area of low pressure set to push on as we go from tuesday night into wednesday. lots of rain fell into scotl

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storm ciaran is pushing on wednesday into thursday.uth but more widespread rainfall on saturated ground could lead to flooding. this low pressure will depend how it interacts with the jet stream so don't treat this as gospel yet, it could move further north or south which will impact where the winds will be. the strongest winds look like they will be southern england and wales, 50 to 60 mph and stronger on coasts and the channel islands and northwest france. rainfall on saturated ground, you can see the total is totting up through the second half of this week and it could lead to further flooding. whitest conditions to the southeast of northern ireland, even before storm ciaran arrives we have a met office amber warning in force for tonight and tomorrow. we've already seen lots of rainfall here, more to come through today and with more tonight, which is why we will see that increasing risk of further flooding. the northern half of scotland should be dry and bright, further rain for england and wales, central and southern england and wa

bringing the heavy storm ciaran coming our way. brim-in the heavy rain storm ciaran coming our way.st kent. but while these individual nhs trusts have hit the headlines, campaigners say maternity errors are a national problem. a report by hospital inspectors earlier this month found that two thirds of maternity units in england are rated as either requires improvement or inadequate for safety. joshua titcombe died due to avoidable errors at furness general hospital in cumbria. his father is now a campaigner for better maternity care. it's coming up now to what would be the 15th anniversary of when joshua died, next week. it's deeply, deeply traumatic to still see similar things going wrong in our maternity system. this could be an opportunity to really turn that around so that fewer families go through the absolute heartbreak of what my family have been through. in a letter to the health secretary, a group of families who have been harmed by poor maternity care say... a similar call for a national maternity inquiry was made of steve barclay last month by a separate group of bereaved

this has been named storm ciaran by the met office. the risk of damaging winds is most likely in the south of the uk. amber warnings already in force in spots, gusts of around 70 miles per r. some exposed coasts, gusts of 80 mph or a touch more. although not covered by the met office warnings, the channel islands could see gusts potentially of 80 to possibly 90 mph, we are talking about damaging wind gusts, certainly a lot of disruption and on top of that sum really heavy rain across parts of england, wales, southern scotland, may be into eastern parts of northern ireland, rain in places where we really do not need it. temperature —wise, 10, ii or 12. so storm ciaran brings the risk of disruption with heavy rain and strong winds in the south through wednesday night. and that's bbc news at six. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time tojoin our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me olly foster. our headlines this evening: another controversial world cup

let's take a look at storm ciaran, then.orning. now, the position of this low still potentially subject to change, but basically circulating around that low, we've got that weather front once again, feed of relentless rain across eastern scotland, northern ireland and southern coastal counties as well. and in addition to that, it's the strength of the winds that's a cause for concern. widespread gusts 50—60 miles an hour inland, on exposed channel coasts, 80—90 mile an hour, maybe even stronger close to the channel isles. so we really do need to keep a close eye on the weather story wednesday in to thursday. even once that storm has cleared through, it stays pretty unsettled with further outbreaks of rain into the weekend. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. as the death toll from israel's military operation in gaza mounts, as the fate of the israeli hostages held by hamas becomes ever more uncertain, here's

this has been named storm ciaran by the met office. rains. could be enough rain for some flooding. also some strong winds. the exact position of the low still open to question, but southern england and the channel islands at risk, particularly along the coast, off gusts of 80 or 90 mph. this is bbc news. the headlines. the un warns civil order may be breaking down in gaza, as thousands of residents break into warehouses for food and other basic items. people are getting frustrated, they are getting hungry as the siege, the three—week—long siege continues. israel is continuing with its military operation, moving more tanks and infantry into gaza. our other main story — matthew perry, one of the stars of the hit tv show friends, is found dead at his home in la. some news from downing street in the last few minutes with regards to the israel gaza conflict. prime minister rishi sunak has spoken to the french president emmanuel macron today, following the expansion of israel's military operation against hamas. a spokesperson said, the leade

let's take a look at storm ciaran, then.e early hours of thursday morning. now, the position of this low still potentially subject to change, but basically circulating around that low we've got that weather front once again, feed of relentless rain across eastern scotland, northern ireland and southern coastal counties as well. and in addition to that, it's the strength of the winds that's a cause for concern. widespread gusts 50—60 miles an hour inland, on exposed channel coast, 80—90 mile an hour, maybe even stronger close to the channel isles. so we really do need to keep a close eye on the weather story wednesday in to thursday. even once that storm has cleared through, it stays pretty unsettled with further outbreaks of rain into the weekend. live from washington, this is bbc news. calls for a ceasefire are calls for israel to surrender to hamas. the prime minister says this is a time for war. plus, children caught up in conflict. how the humanitarian situation in gaza is affecting the youngest and most vulnerable. us k

now, this is storm ciaran. it's a very deep area of low pressure.here. gusts of wind towards channel coast on wednesday night and into thursday could get as high as perhaps 80 to 90 miles an hour, even inland 50 to 60 mile an hour gusts. there'll also be widespread heavy rain along with those damaging winds. so do keep an eye on the forecast. bye—bye for now. �*welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, the headlines. health workers reported shelling near the hospital in gaza. i was after israel gives in order to evacuate, the palestinian red crescent urges clarification. the lives of 14,000 _ crescent urges clarification. tie: lives of 14,000 people plus our patients and really, they're putting this in a position where we do not really know what to do. the un warns civil order may be breaking down in gaza — as thousands of residents break in to warehouses for food and other basic items. our other main story — matthew perry — one of the stars of the hit tv show friends — has died. he was fifty—four.

in through wednesday night and all of thursday, storm ciaran will be with us with gusts of “p ciaraneady are saturated. the met office has an amber weather warning out for parts of northern ireland this morning, expiring at 9am. behind the weather front, it will brighten up before the next band of weather comes our way. the rain will arrive preceded by snow down to five or 600 metres, but tomorrow, as the rain continues to advance northwards, that will turn back to rain. for northern ireland in southern scotland, england and wales, it is a day of sunshine and showers, some of those could be heavy and thundery. windy across the north—east and south—west, and then we've got the of storm ciaran. this area of low pressure named storm ciaran is going to be pushing across southern areas as we go through wednesday night into thursday. the centre of the low will dictate where the strongest winds are going to be, there is still a little uncertainty about that, but what we do know is that we have got

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now, this is storm ciaran. it's a very deep area of low pressure.dnesday night and into thursday could get as high as perhaps 80—90 miles an hour, even inland 50—60 mile an hour gusts. there'll also be widespread heavy rain along with those damaging winds, so do keep an eye on the forecast. live from washington, this is bbc news. israel's bombardment of norther gaza continues with staff at a key hospital warning it is impossible to evacuate patients. {iii it is impossible to evacuate patients-— patients. of course we are worried these _ patients. of course we are worried these rockets - patients. of course we are worried these rockets will| worried these rockets will destroy the hospital and will kill, with 14,000 people inside the hospital, it's going to be a massacre.— the hospital, it's going to be a massacre. ten trucks of aid are allowed _ a massacre. ten trucks of aid are allowed into _ a massacre. ten trucks of aid are allowed into gaza - a massacre. ten trucks of aid are allowed into gaza but - a massacre. ten trucks of aid l are allowed int

let's take a look at storm ciaran, then.rsday morning. now, the position of this low still potentially subject to change, but basically circulating around that low, we've got that weather front once again, feed of relentless rain across eastern scotland, northern ireland and southern coastal counties as well. and in addition to that, it's the strength of the winds that's a cause for concern. widespread gusts 50—60 miles an hour inland, on exposed channel coasts, 80—90 mile an hour, maybe even stronger close to the channel isles. so we really do need to keep a close eye on the weather story wednesday into thursday. even once that storm has cleared through, it stays pretty unsettled with further outbreaks of rain into the weekend. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines. benjamin netanyahu benjamin neta nyahu pulls benjamin netanyahu pulls out a ceasefire with hamas as the israeli military increases it offensive. israeli military increases it offensive-— offensive. calls for a ceasefire

let's take a look at storm ciaran, then.rsday morning. now, the position of this low still potentially subject to change, but basically circulating around that low, we've got that weather front once again, feed of relentless rain across eastern scotland, northern ireland and southern coastal counties as well. and in addition to that, it's the strength of the winds that's a cause for concern. widespread gusts 50—60 miles an hour inland, on exposed channel coasts, 80—90 mile an hour, maybe even stronger close to the channel isles. so we really do need to keep a close eye on the weather story wednesday into thursday. even once that storm has cleared through, it stays pretty unsettled with further outbreaks of rain into the weekend. six weeks of strikes may soon reach an end as us auto metres score big in a deal brokered by car makers. the special report on pumpkins which saved the bakery business during covid, but also nearly squashed its founder. welcome to the age business report. let's stop this morning in the united states

it looks likely that northern ireland will miss the worst of the rain from storm ciaran as it arrivesin time for thursday. but with rain elsewhere, saturated ground, further flooding and the damaging winds are likely to be in the far south. there is an amber wind warning from the met office, i will show you that later. but the details are not nailed down yet because the storm has not developed, it will develop from this cloud which is the other side of the atlantic. ahead of that, this cloud is going to bring rain into the far south west to spoil hallowe�*en. we have still got a little bit of rain in northern ireland and northern england, but it is easing, still a lot of cloud keeping it on the chilly side. we follow that rain in the south west through this evening and overnight, it will work northwards, heavy for a while. and then followed in the early hours by squally perhaps thundery downpours that will sweep across wales, the south west and move eastwards into early tomorrow. there will be a chilly start across northern parts of scotland. is that wet weather pushes northwards into

now, this is storm ciaran. it's a very deep area of low pressure.queeze on the isobars here. gusts of wind towards channel coast on wednesday night and into thursday could get as high as perhaps 80 to 90 miles an hour, even inland 50 to 60 mile an hour gusts. there'll also be widespread heavy rain along with those damaging winds. so do keep an eye on the forecast. bye bye for now. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines — health workers report shelling near the al quds hospital in gaza hours after israel gives an order to evacuate. the palestine red crescent says it's requested urgent clarification. this decision affects the lives of 40,000 people and our patients. they are putting us in a corner. we do not know what to do. the un warns civil order may be breaking down in gaza — as thousands of residents break in to warehouses for food and other basic items. our other main story — tributes continue to pour in for the actor matthew perry, who has died at the

in the next couple of days, by comparison by the end of the next week, we could see dora me, storm ciaranushing and affecting the far south of —— we could see quite stormy weather. it's monday the 30th of october. our main story. israel has continued its heavy bombardment of gaza overnight, as it targets hamas in areas that are also crowded with civilians. aid workers say israel has ordered the evacuation of the al quds hospital in gaza, where14,000 people are sheltering and 400 seriously ill patients are being treated. areas near the hospital have already been hit by air strikes. more than 30 trucks carrying food and supplies entered southern gaza yesterday, which is the largest humanitarian aid convoy to the territory since limited deliveries were allowed more than a week ago. the un says much more is needed. israel is attacking hamas, designated a terrorist organisation by many western governments, after it killed moo israelis, and took more than 200 hostage, on october 7th. our international editor jeremy bowen sent this report. people are living in the ruins in gaza. the israelis ins

this week's big weather story is likely to be storm ciaran, named by the met office, expected to bringing wind most likely in the south of england and the channel islands through wednesday night and it is thursday. in the shorter term, a met office amber warning across parts of northern ireland to take us through tonight and into tomorrow. heavy and persistent rain could well bring the risk of further flooding. you can see that wet weather really setting and as we head through the night. a band of showery rain also moving its way across wales and the midlands, up into parts of northern england and east anglia as we go towards the end of the night. behind that band of rain we will see some slightly clearer skies developing, and also across parts of scotland, which will allow temperatures to drop below freezing in some sheltered parts of the highlands. but here we should see some sunshine during tomorrow, albeit with a scattering of showers in the north, where you are exposed to that north or north—easterly breeze. this band of showery rain across northern ireland in north england will t

the environment agency has 56 flood warnings in place ahead of storm ciaran on wednesday.e for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. i wish i could tell you things were going to calm down, but actually the reverse looks set to be true. the jet stream, the winds high up in the atmosphere, in a very lively mood. thisjet atmosphere, in a very lively mood. this jet stream is going to be racing its way across the atlantic over the next few days. when�*s in the core of the jet high above our heads likely to touch 230 mph. that is an awful lot of energy, energy that looks set to spin up this big, deep area of low pressure. while the details of the forecast may change a bit between now and then, it certainly looks likely that through wednesday night into thursday, some others will see damaging winds and many of us will see more unwanted rain. in the shorter term, already rain. in the shorter term, already rain giving cause for concern across the south—east of northern ireland. a met office amber warning has been issued, taking us through to night into the start of tomorrow. it i

now, this is storm ciaran. it's a very deep area of low pressure.could get as high as perhaps 80—90mph, even inland 50—60mph gusts. there'll also be widespread heavy rain along with those damaging winds, so do keep an eye on the forecast. bye—bye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. hsbc�*s profits more than double as the rising cost of borrowing continues to boost balance sheets. markets on edge ahead of a big week for central banks, japan, the us and the uk, are all set to make their latest interest rate decisions. and looking to the past to build a more sustainable future: the wooden homes helping cut the carbon out of construction. hello. i'm sally bundock with the latest business news. we start with europe's biggest bank, hsbc, it has just posted its latest results, showing profits have more than doubled in thejuly to september period compared to last year. pre—tax profits

and then, as we head into the evening and overnight, this is where storm ciaran starts to make its moveng winds. see the isobars here on our pressure chart really squeezing together. there a met office amber warnings that have been issued for parts of southwest wales, more especially southwest england, and then along the english channel coast and up into parts of east anglia. channel coast and up inland gusts of around 70 mph. channel coast and up coastal parts likely to see gusts of 70—80 mph. and not covered by met office weather warnings, but the channel islands could see the worst of the weather — gusts here could well touch 90 mph. with those strong winds, some very heavy rain across many parts of england, wales, southern and eastern scotland, perhaps fringing into northern ireland as we go through the day on thursday, and temperature—wise, 10, 11, 12 degrees. so that rain could cause some issues with flooding, those strong winds bring the risk of damage and disruption. and our area of low pressure will still be with us as we move on into friday, weakening as it goes, so the winds

now, this is storm ciaran. it's a very deep area of low pressure.obars here. gusts of wind towards channel coast on wednesday night and into thursday could get as high as perhaps 80 to 90 miles an hour, even inland 50 to 60 mile an hour gusts. there'll also be widespread heavy rain along with those damaging winds. so do keep an eye on the forecast. bye bye for now. �*welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko 0i. the headlines. health workers report shelling near the al quds hospital in gaza — hours after israel gives an order to evacuate. the palestine red crescent says it's requested urgent clarification plus our patients and it really is they're putting us in a corner and we do not really know what to do. the un warns civil order may be breaking down in gaza — as thousands of residents break in to warehouses for food and other basic items. our other main story — matthew perry — one of the stars of the hit tv show friends — has died. he was fifty—four.

let's take a look at storm ciaran, then.y hours of thursday morning. now, the position of this low still potentially subject to change, but basically circulating around that low we've got that weather front once again, feed of relentless rain across eastern scotland, northern ireland and southern coastal counties as well. and in addition to that, it's the strength of the winds that's a cause for concern. widespread gusts 50—60 miles an hour inland, on exposed channel coast, 80—90 mile an hour, maybe even stronger close to the channel isles. so we really do need to keep a close eye on the weather story wednesday in to thursday. even once that storm has cleared through, it stays pretty unsettled with further outbreaks of rain into the weekend. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines. the israeli military says a soldier is free, rescued from hamas captivity during the idf�*s ground operation in gaza. three israeli hostages appear in a video released by hamas. israel's prime minister says

let's take a look at storm ciaran, then.rning. now, the position of this low still potentially subject to change, but basically circulating around that low we've got that weather front once again, feed of relentless rain across eastern scotland, northern ireland and southern coastal counties as well. and in addition to that, it's the strength of the winds that's a cause for concern. widespread gusts 50—60 miles an hour inland, on exposed channel coast, 80—90 mile an hour, maybe even stronger close to the channel isles. so we really do need to keep a close eye on the weather story wednesday in to thursday. even once that storm has cleared through, it stays pretty unsettled with further outbreaks of rain into the weekend. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. phone rings the promise is an instant loan. the reality is a nightmare.

as we go into wednesday night, storm ciaran to have impact. take care. this is bbc news. hitting a further 600 hamas targets and claiming to have killed dozens of fighters. staff in a hospital in gaza city say it is impossible to evacuate, despite claims by the palestinian red crescent that they have been told by israel to do so. around 60 people have been arrested in dagestan, russia after a large mob, some shouting antisemitic slogans, stormed an airport looking for people who'd landed from tel aviv. fifa bans spain's former football boss luis rubiales from all football—related activity for three years in the wake of a scandal over kissing a female player in spain's world cup—winning team. more now on the situation in the middle east. israeli air strikes have continued near a key hospital in gaza, which has been ordered to evacuate.

now, this is storm ciaran. it's a very deep area of low pressure.on wednesday night and into thursday could get as high as perhaps 80—90 miles an hour, even inland 50—60 mile an hour gusts. there'll also be widespread heavy rain along with those damaging winds, so do keep an eye on the forecast. bye—bye for now. live from washington, this is bbc news. israel reports striking more than a50 hamas targets as its ground operation continues into gaza. inside gaza, staff at akeal there are warning it is impossible to evacuate patients from harm's way. and ten tracts of aid are allowed into gaza but egypt says hundreds more are being held back. —— trucks surveyed. i'm helena humphrey. we begin in gaza, where national mocro for international aid agencies are expressing concern about an evacuation orderfor a are expressing concern about an evacuation order for a key hospital. they formed evacuating big site is impossible as it is treating hundreds of people, some critically ill. about 1a,000 gazans are reported to be shopping at the hospital in gaza's north

now, this is storm ciaran. it's a very deep area of low pressure.ast on wednesday night and into thursday could get as high as perhaps 80 to 90 miles an hour, even inland 50 to 60 mile an hour gusts. there'll also be widespread heavy rain along with those damaging winds. so do keep an eye on the forecast. bye bye for now. can the weakjapanese yen continue to boost profits at some of the largest companies in the world's third biggest economy? plus — will replacing steel and concrete with wood help make the carbon—heavy construction sector more sustainable? hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm mariko oi. let's begin injapan, where a slew of industry giants will report earnings later today. that includes two of the country's biggest brands — tech company panasonic and car—maker toyota. the two major exporters saw a boom in profits in the last quarter thanks to stronger sales, which was helped by the weak japanese currency — the yen because it makes their products cheaper for consumers in other countries to buy. the yen has been steadily depre

let's take a look at storm ciaran, then.ition of this low still potentially subject to change, but basically circulating around that low, we've got that weather front once again, feed of relentless rain across eastern scotland, northern ireland and southern coastal counties as well. and in addition to that, it's the strength of the winds that's a cause for concern. widespread gusts 50—60 miles an hour inland, on exposed channel coasts, 80—90 mile an hour, maybe even stronger close to the channel isles. so we really do need to keep a close eye on the weather story wednesday into thursday. even once that storm has cleared through, it stays pretty unsettled with further outbreaks of rain into the weekend. from washington, this is bbc news. calls this is bbc news. for a ceasefire calls for israel calls for a ceasefire calls for israel to surrender to hamas. the prime minister says this is a time for war. a hostage reunited with her family. a time for war. a hostage reunited with herfamily. plus, children caught up in conflict. h

now, this is storm ciaran. it's a very deep area of low pressure.l coasts on wednesday night and into thursday could get as high as perhaps 80—90 miles an hour, even inland 50—60 mile an hour gusts. there'll also be widespread heavy rain along with those damaging winds, so do keep an eye on the forecast. bye—bye for now. of the road for ukraine. live from washington, this is bbc news. israel's bombardment of more than gaza continues with staff at a key hospital there warning it is impossible to evacuate patients. {131 there warning it is impossible to evacuate patients. of course we are worried, _ to evacuate patients. of course we are worried, these - to evacuate patients. of course we are worried, these rockets i we are worried, these rockets will destroy the hospital and will destroy the hospital and will kill, with 14,000 will destroy the hospital and will kill, with 111,000 people inside the hospital, it's going to be a massacre. ten inside the hospital, it's going to be a massacre.— inside the hospital, it's going to be a massacre. ten trucks

now, this is storm ciaran. it's a very deep area of low pressure.uld get as high as perhaps 80—90 miles an hour, even inland 50—60 mile an hour gusts. there'll also be widespread heavy rain along with those damaging winds, so do keep an eye on the forecast. bye—bye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. israel's intense bombardment of northern gaza has continued overnight. staff in a hospital in gaza city say it is impossible to evacuate terrified patients. and tributes for matthew perry, one of the stars of the hit tv show friends, who has died at the age of 5a. hello, and a very warm welcome to the programme. i'm sally bunn dog. we begin with the latest on the israel—gaza war where israel's bombardment of northern gaza has continued overnight into the morning. these are some of the latest pictures overlooking gaza city shows explosions in the distance and the noise of aircraft. heavy shelling had also been taking place near a key hospital in gaza city. the palestinian red crescent in gaza says israel has told

and then, as we head into the evening and overnight, this is where storm ciaran starts to make its moveuth of the uk and some really strong winds. see the isobars here on our pressure chart really squeezing together. there a met office amber warnings that have been issued for parts of southwest wales, more especially southwest england, and then along the english channel coast and up into parts of east anglia. inland gusts of around 70 mph. coastal parts likely to see gusts of 70—80 mph. and not covered by met office weather warnings, but the channel islands could see the worst of the weather — gusts here could well touch 90 mph. with those strong winds, some very heavy rain across many parts of england, wales, southern and eastern scotland, perhaps fringing into northern ireland as we go through the day on thursday, and temperature—wise, 10, 11, 12 degrees. so that rain could cause some issues with flooding, those strong winds bring the risk of damage and disruption. and our area of low pressure will still be with us as we move on into friday, weakening as it goes, so the winds should e

now, this is storm ciaran. it's a very deep area of low pressure.hursday could get as high as perhaps 80—90 miles an hour, even inland 50—60 mile an hour gusts. there'll also be widespread heavy rain along with those damaging winds, so do keep an eye on the forecast. bye—bye for now. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. cheering and applause being autistic is my superpower. it makes me hyper—focused and determined. and i never quit. we were always going to focus on the things that he could do... ..and try to make him excel in that. never missed a workout. i always do my best. all i want is for somebody. to see sam doing what he's doing and say, "if sam can do that, it's going | "to encourage me". don't let your disability stop you from doing sports. you need to feel good about yourself and if there's

but overnight and particularly into thursday, this is when we get the impacts from storm ciaran.astwards across england and wales. strongest winds are on the southern flank of the storm. so this is where at the moment we've got the amber wind warnings from the met office with stronger winds through the english channel, very large waves, dangerous winds, disruption both to travel but potentially to power as well. other parts of the uk will be windy, notably where we've got this swirl of rain around the storm. in the centre of the storm it's not quite so windy, where we'll see some showers, and it may not be so wet across northwest scotland, together with northern ireland, temperatures ten to 12 degrees. the winds start to ease down later in the day in the southwest as the storm drifts away and weakens heading up into the north sea in time for friday. so things are not looking quite so bad on friday. it's not going to be as windy, it's not going to be as wet. there'll be some sunshine and some showers, maybe some wetter, windier weather returning to eastern parts of scotland and la

now, this is storm ciaran. it's a very deep area of low pressure.el coasts on wednesday night and into thursday could get as high as perhaps 80—90 miles an hour, even inland 50—60 mile an hour gusts. there'll also be widespread heavy rain along with those damaging winds, so do keep an eye on the forecast. bye—bye for now. can the weak japanese can the weakjapanese yen continue to boost profit at some of the biggest countries in the world �*s third biggest economy? can ward and mushrooms turn the carbon heavy construction industry into a more sustainable one? i'm mariko oi. welcome to asia business report. let's begin injapan because there is a slew of industry giants which will be reporting earnings later today including two of the country �*s biggest brands to company panasonic as well as carmaker toyota. the two major exporters saw a boom in profits in the last quarter thanks to stronger sales which was helped by the weakjapanese currency, the end because it makes their products cheaper for customers because it makes their products cheaperfor cust

windy across the north—east and south—west, and then we've got the of storm ciaran.s area of low pressure named storm ciaran is going to be pushing across southern areas as we go through wednesday night into thursday. the centre of the low will dictate where the strongest winds are going to be, there is still a little uncertainty about that, but what we do know is that we have got all this rain wrapped around this storm following on areas that have had issues with flooding. the wind will also be a very major feature of this storm, strong winds, especially across parts of the south and west wales and cornwall, the isles of scilly, the english channel and also the coastline of east anglia. inland gusts, 50—60 mph, up to 90 with exposure through the english channel. we are looking at highs of up channel. we are looking at highs of up to 13. on friday the storm pushes into the north sea, but we still have a plethora of showers rotating around it, some of those heavy and thundery. in between there will be dry weather and also some sunshine around as well, and the wind wil

let's take a look at storm ciaran, then.is low still potentially subject to change, but basically circulating around that low we've got that weather front once again, feed of relentless rain across eastern scotland, northern ireland and southern coastal counties as well. and in addition to that, it's the strength of the winds that's a cause for concern. widespread gusts 50—60 miles an hour inland, on exposed channel coast, 80—90 mile an hour, maybe even stronger close to the channel isles. so we really do need to keep a close eye on the weather story wednesday in to thursday. even once that storm has cleared through, it stays pretty unsettled with further outbreaks of rain into the weekend. michael buchanan. live from london, this is bbc news. packing up for the last time — warnings of a sharp rise in the number of uk business at risk of going bust. gold rush — prices rise by around 8% since the start of the israel—gaza war as investors seek a safe haven. and the growing halloween economy. the dressing—up business helping to

this is storm ciaran.eas are going to see heavy rain bringing the renewed threat of flooding, and it is going to be windy. at this stage it looks like the strongest winds will be in south wales and southern england. inland spots could see gusts of 50 to maybe 60 miles per hour. but some southern coasts of england, and more especially the channel islands, could see wind gusts of 80 to possibly 90 miles per hour. this is bbc news, the headlines. hamas has released a video appearing to show three israeli women being held hostage. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has described the footage as "cruel psychological propaganda", and said his government was doing it all it could to bring hostages home. the israeli army says it's expanding its operations in the gaza strip with more infantry, artillery and armoured vehicles entering the territory. israel says it hit 600 military targets in 24 hours and killed dozens of hamas fighters. the un agency for palestinian refugees says "hundreds" of patients are st

now, this is storm ciaran. it's a very deep area of low pressure.nland 50—60 mile an hour gusts. there'll also be widespread heavy rain along with those damaging winds, so do keep an eye on the forecast. bye—bye for now. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the victorians coined the phrase "the mother "of parliaments" to boast that the westminster parliament was a model for the world. would anyone make such a claim today? in recent years, british politics has been characterised by chaos and crisis. through brexit and covid, prime ministers have come and gone with alarming frequency. public trust in politicians has plumbed new lows. my guest is speaker of the house of commons, sir lindsay hoyle. on his watch, is parliament properly serving the people?

now, this is storm ciaran. it's a very deep area of low pressure.s perhaps 80—90 miles an hour, even inland 50—60 mile an hour gusts. there'll also be widespread heavy rain along with those damaging winds, so do keep an eye on the forecast. bye—bye for now. voiceover: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. hello and thanks for joining me for unspun world. the expected invasion of gaza has been held up by the hope that more israeli hostages will be released. living conditions inside gaza itself are unthinkably dreadful, and hezbollah, on israel's northern border, may yet decide to attack israel. there are half a million troops now. the border between lebanon and israel is extremely important as well. so there is a very, very big military deployment there. ukraine's efforts to resist the russian invasion have

now, this is storm ciaran. it's a very deep area of low pressure. could get as high as perhaps 80—90mph, even inland 50—60mph gusts. there'll also be widespread heavy rain along with those damaging winds, so do keep an eye on the forecast. bye—bye for now. good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. 0ur headlines today. fears for the crowded gaza hospital close to some of the heaviest shelling as israel intensifies its strikes against hamas. more trucks carrying aid are allowed into the territory from egypt. but aid agencies say it's nowhere near what's needed each day. friends and family of matthew perry talk of their heartbreak at the death of the actor as hollywood stars pay tribute. are we paying too much for petrol at the pumps? new calls this morning for supermarkets to cut their prices amid claims they're not passing on a cut in costs. in sport, a fired up erling haaland sees city steal the honours on derby day in manchester to leave united feeling blue.

but overnight and particularly into thursday, this is when we get the impacts from storm ciaran.ds are on the southern flank of the storm. so this is where at the moment we've got the amber wind warnings from the met office with stronger winds through the english channel, very large waves, dangerous winds, disruption both to travel but potentially to power as well. other parts of the uk will be windy, notably where we've got this swirl of rain around the storm. in the centre of the storm it's not quite so windy, where we'll see some showers, and it may not be so wet across northwest scotland, together with northern ireland, temperatures ten to 12 degrees. the winds start to ease down later in the day in the southwest as the storm drifts away and weakens heading up into the north sea in time for friday. so things are not looking quite so bad on friday. it's not going to be as windy, it's not going to be as wet. there'll be some sunshine and some showers, maybe some wetter, windier weather returning to eastern parts of scotland and later into the north—east of england. hello. i'm c

in fact, we now have a named storm from the met office, storm ciaran, set to arrive through wednesdayrnoon, still some very heavy rain falling across parts of southern scotland and northern england with lots of showers elsewhere. as we head through the night, this area of wet weather will pull out into the north sea, but we will keep showers going, particulary around southern and western coasts, some of those could still be on the heavy side. overnight temperatures between five and 11 degrees. it may get a bit chillier than that in some spots in northern scotland. low pressure with us to start monday. but this area of low pressure tending to weaken a little, so it won't be as windy on monday, and actually, for scotland, it should be a predominantly dry day. we will see some pretty heavy showers across parts of northern ireland, wales, the south of england, the midlands, east anglia. probably not seeing too much in the way of wet weather. it will stay quite cloudy across much of northern england. temperatures north to south between eight and 15 degrees. into tuesday, we will see furthe

in fact, we now have a named storm from the met office, storm ciaran, set to arrive through wednesdayoon, still some pretty heavy rain falling across parts of southern scotland and northern england with lots of showers elsewhere. as we head through the night, this area of weather will pull out into the north sea, but we will keep showers going, particulary around southern and western coasts. some of those could still be on the heavy side. overnight temperatures between five and 11 degrees. it may get a bit chillier than that in some spots in northern scotland. low pressure with us to start monday. but this area of low pressure tending to weaken a little, so it won't be as windy on monday, and actually, for scotland, it should be a predominantly dry day. we will see some pretty heavy showers across parts of northern ireland, wales, the south of england. the midlands and east anglia probably not seeing too much in the way of wet weather. it will stay quite cloudy across of northern england. temperatures north to south between eight and 15 degrees. into tuesday, we will see further showe