this is the brampton area of chesterfield in north—east derbyshire.rescue centre. some chose to do that, some chose to go to homes of friends and family. i spoke to a couple this morning who had stayed with their daughter. she said that she was terrified when the river flooded here and the water satin coming into here and the water satin coming into her property. she said she is now waiting for insurance companies to work out how much to do now because she can't stay here. around 100 people are in a similar situation. i'm told around 400 properties are inhabitable here and the situation isn't necessarily going to get any better because derbyshire fire and rescue service have declared this a major incident yesterday. they say to expect more of the same. we have this yellow warning the rain and wind. the damage or the potential issues may not be here in this chesterfield area that it is moving south. they are still warning drivers not to go out onto the road because of the debris on the floor because of the debris on the floor because that's the damage

derbyshire fire and rescue said they were getting ready, because they knew flood warnings were in place have been caught, you know, off—guard, and were not expecting things to be quite as bad as they are, and it will be some time before people are allowed back into their homes, because water is still flowing down that road, and down there are more houses, and they will be under a considerable amount of water at the moment. i know a lot of roads are blocked, so there has been a lot of disruption here. you roads are blocked, so there has been a lot of disruption here.— a lot of disruption here. you are talkin: a lot of disruption here. you are talking about — a lot of disruption here. you are talking about their _ a lot of disruption here. you are talking about their not - a lot of disruption here. you are talking about their not having i a lot of disruption here. you are i talking about their not having been any serious injuries, but how are people reacting? the number of houses affected committee seems you are describing, they sound very concerning. are describing, they sound very conce

derbyshire fire service says its rescued about 60 people from their homes in chesterfield, as flood waters many rail services across england have also been cancelled due to the flooding. and, passengers had to be evacuated from a plane after it came off the runway at leeds bradford airport, while trying to land in windy conditions. the airport said all passengers safely disembarked and the airport had closed. our correspondent is in chesterfield. figs our correspondent is in chesterfield.— our correspondent is in chesterfield. a ., ., chesterfield. as it has done all they commit — chesterfield. as it has done all they commit continues - chesterfield. as it has done all they commit continues to - chesterfield. as it has done all they commit continues to rain | they commit continues to rain heavily here in chesterfield. we are speaking to a resident a short while ago who has lived here for around 20 years. she told me she has never seen conditions as bad as this before. you might be able to see behind me, there have been vehicles left abandoned in the middle of the street in the flood water,

in fact about the incident commander, if you just come over, the incident commanderfrom derbyshire fireat you have been doing today. throughout the day from about mid morning _ throughout the day from about mid morning we have been undertaking fire and _ morning we have been undertaking fire and rescue operations to assist the members of the public from residential and commercial properties to a place of safety due to the _ properties to a place of safety due to the rising floodwaters. now, you said ou to the rising floodwaters. now, you said you were _ to the rising floodwaters. now, you said you were prepared, _ to the rising floodwaters. now, you said you were prepared, you - to the rising floodwaters. now, you said you were prepared, you knew. said you were prepared, you knew that these floods were coming potentially, but has this cot to yourselves by surprise and the sheer scale of that? idol yourselves by surprise and the sheer scale of that?— scale of that? not particularly. we alwa s scale of that? not particularly. we always plan _ scale of that? not particularly. we always pla

meanwhile, the three risk to life flood warnings issued in derbyshire.6% have been reconnected. that is according to the energy network association, so that doesn't mean a000 people still without power. the insurance companies have commented as well, the association of british insurers, who have said people should contact their insurance companies as soon as they are able to. as i said, do check out the bbc website with the latest on this, and just a reminder our top story this hour is that the rafah crossing has opened between israel, i beg your pardon, between israel and gaza, in the last few hours allowing these trucks of aid to start to make their way into gaza. that is the breaking news we are bringing you this morning. much more on the bbc news website and of course on the bbc news app. stick with us on bbc news. hello there. storm babet has brought widespread disruption up and down the country, but especially across the midlands, wales, northern england and across scotland. now, many of the warnings have been dropped for england and wales today, b

we'll be live with our correspondents in derbyshire and north yorkshire, but first, let's go james cooks has been an extraordinary and exceptionally difficult day and tonight there is still a major operation under way here in brechin and angus involving the emergency services. there are some residents still trapped in their homes by flood waters, including a number of elderly people. the weather forecast is not good, to say the least, even though there is a brief respite at the moment and there was even some suggestion that at some point the military might have to be called in to help. brechin is used to flooding but they have never seen anything like this. the town's defences were breached at 4am. residents had been warned and told to evacuate but at least 60 families decided to stay and were trapped by the rising water. among them was muriel, who has lived here for 20 years. i them was muriel, who has lived here for 20 yew-— for 20 years. i heard the water in the garage _ for 20 years. i heard the water in the garage of— for 20 years. i heard the water in the garage of the _ for 20 ye

a woman dies in derbyshire...ich is sweeping the uk. israel has warned it's going to step up its bombardment of the gaza strip — ahead of an expected ground offensive against hamas. israel's military has warned civilians in gaza — to keep moving south for their own safety, as it prepares to increase pressure on hamas there. hamas governs gaza and is labelled a terrorist origanisation by the uk, us and other western governments. meanwhile overnight the israeli defence forces said one of its aircraft targeted a mosque in the palestinain city ofjenin, in the west bank. israel says the mosque was used by a hamas cell — as a base to plan and execute attacks against civilians. live now to hugh lovett, senior research fellow at the european council on foreign affairs. thank affairs. you forjoining us. we have spoken thank you forjoining us. we have spoken so much in recent days about deep concern in the international community about the situation in gaza, the massacre in israel but also the threat of escalating conflict

our midlands correspondent navtej johal reports from derbyshire.ntre, more suitable for waiting. the river burst its banks overnight, flooding the city's museum of making and leaving locals stunned. the people of derby have never seen anything like this before. the river has reached a record high level, and this building which sits on and this building which sits on a world unesco heritage site is currently under water. tt’s currently under water. it's devastating. _ currently under water. it's devastating. we - currently under water. tt�*s devastating. we woke up to this this morning. we've got a lot of upset members of staff, and here we are. we are closed. we don't know how long we're going to closed for, and it's really, really difficult to tell.- really difficult to tell. three severe flood _ really difficult to tell. three severe flood warnings i really difficult to tell. three severe flood warnings have | really difficult to tell. three i severe flood warnings have been in place for the river derwent in place for the river derwent in derbysh

and you warnings in derbyshire.on all those stories by visiting our website at gbnews.com. now back to you . sunday mornings from 930 on. gb news is . news is. >> hello. welcome back. the rafah border crossing between egypt and south gaza has now opened finally to deliver aid to the people of gaza as numerous countries try to resolve this brewing middle eastern crisis. and the israeli military has now revised its number of hostages held by hamas to 210. it was 203, but of course, we do know the mother and daughter were released last night. don't we? and there are still those expectations of an imminent ground invasion by israel into gaza. ground invasion by israel into gaza . let's get the view of gaza. let's get the view of israeli journalist yotam confino . good afternoon to you, yotam . . good afternoon to you, yotam. thanks for talking to us. that crossing finally open again, but a lot more aid is needed . it a lot more aid is needed. it doesn't scratch the surface , doesn't scratch the surface, doesn't scratch

as we mentioned, three risk to life warnings issued in derbyshire as well.ound 4000 people still without power. stick with us on bbc news, much more on this still to come. hello there. storm babet has brought widespread disruption up and down the country, but especially across the midlands, wales, northern england and across scotland. now, many of the warnings have been dropped for england and wales today, but we have a renewed red warning for parts of eastern scotland, for further heavy and persistent rain here which could exacerbate flooding issues. the area of most concern is this amber area that stretches from aberdeenshire down towards perthshire and within it, the red warning, parts of angus and south—east aberdeenshire. we also have an amber warning for the north highlands. the rain relentless through the afternoon here. strong gale force winds battering north sea coasts. further south, much of south of scotland into northern and england and wales' conditions will be improving, sunshine will develop across western areas and slowly push eastwards. but

three severe flood warnings have been in place for the river derwent and derbyshire today, the only place the impact is being felt up the road as well. it isjust sad because we are a community football club, and we should have been playing today, we work all week, we worked hard, and we come here to play football. storm babet has also continued causing problems elsewhere. in this south yorkshire village, homes were evacuated. people also had to leave flooded properties in chesterfield last night, where the water continued to cause havoc. a village in nottinghamshire also felt the brunt of storm babet. meanwhile in powys, the county council warned people to be ready to leave their homes. the flooding has also caused serious issues on public transport. king's cross station in london closed due to overcrowding, railfirm lner telling passengers not to travel, and several have experienced severe disruption. the good news is that the flood water is receding in many places, but this has been a type of weather event that will take more than just a clean—up to get over. navteonhal, bbc news. hello

in the in derbyshire we rescued 20 people from one care _ derbyshire we rescued 20 people from one careuated in a town called iron field _ evacuated in a town called iron field in — evacuated in a town called iron field in the north of the county. there _ field in the north of the county. there are — field in the north of the county. there are work various pockets across — there are work various pockets across the _ there are work various pockets across the county. -- there are work various pockets across the county. -- ironfield. a care home. _ across the county. -- ironfield. a care home, these _ across the county. -- ironfield. a care home, these will _ across the county. -- ironfield. a care home, these will be - care home, these will be people inquire difficult circumstances. could you talk through this situation you found? that was the flooding, presumably, but could you tell us more about that? iuntimely flooding, presumably, but could you tell us more about that?— tell us more about that? when you let care tell us more about that? when you get care homes _ tell us more about tha

three severe flood warnings have been in place for the river derwent in derbyshire today, the only placeit isjust sad because we are a community football club, and we should have been playing today, we work all week, we work hard, and we come here to play football. storm babet has also continued causing problems elsewhere. in this south yorkshire village, homes were evacuated. people also had to leave flooded properties in chesterfield last night, where the water continued to cause havoc. a village in nottinghamshire also felt the brunt of storm babet. meanwhile in powys, the county council warned people to be ready to leave their homes. the flooding has also caused serious issues on public transport. king's cross station in london closed due to overcrowding, railfirm lner telling passengers not to travel, and several have experienced severe disruption. the good news is that the flood water is receding in many places, but this has been a type of weather event that will take more than just a clean—up to get over. navteonhal, bbc news. let's bring you some latest lines containing the situa

the police in derbyshire county.opc and so thatis submission to the iopc and so that is now going to take its course to investigate what happened with that death and whether it could have been a death that was preventable . death that was preventable. >> okay. well thanks very much for updating us back to you. of course, with the alerts still in place for you and anna in yorkshire, all the latest coming up. and of course, a weather forecast for you as well. also, we'll be updating you from the middle east with our pictures live with the border with lebanon , also with gaza. and our lebanon, also with gaza. and our correspondent mark white is live for us in tel aviv. all the latest coming up. stay with us hello again. >> it's alex burkill here with your latest gb news weather update for some, it will be a little bit chilly overnight, but in the south we have some heavy rain arriving that's in association with an area of low pressure. currently just to the southwest. but this is going to skirt its way eastwards along t

he spoke to victoria derbyshire for the bbc.ten to what he had to say about nhs waiting list. let let's listen to what he had to say about nhs waiting list.— about nhs waiting list. let me exlain about nhs waiting list. let me exnlain why — about nhs waiting list. let me exnlain why we _ about nhs waiting list. let me explain why we are _ about nhs waiting list. let me explain why we are doing - about nhs waiting list. let me explain why we are doing this. | explain why we are doing this. because — explain why we are doing this. because economic growth has been very poor— because economic growth has been very poor for 13 years and everything you hear from labour this week will_ everything you hear from labour this week will be about the economy, raising _ week will be about the economy, raising living standards across the whole _ raising living standards across the whole of — raising living standards across the whole of the country. one of the drags— whole of the country. one of the drags on— whole of the country. one of the dra

derbyshire police say it's investigating the death of a woman in her 80s who died in chesterfield afterwas flooded. many families are unlikely to be back in their properties before christmas. local authorities say the clean—up operation could take days, if not weeks. meanwhile, the environment agency has warned that rivers are at record levels in parts of the midlands and northern england. and with water still rising, there is still a risk of further flooding. greg mackenzie, bbc news. in scotland, there are fears that some residents in brechin — one of the most severely affected areas — could be unable to return to their homes for months. this morning, the first minister, humza yousaf, visited the town to see the damage caused when the river south esk breached flood defences. and in an interview with the bbc, he said that the government would provide support for the local community throughout the months ahead. i wanted to come here to talk to residents, go to their homes and speak to them first. it's clear to see the devastation of the storm is like nothing they've ever seen before. in

this is the brampton area of chesterfield in derbyshire, where the fire service say they have rescued rescues are going on there as floodwaters continue to rise. rowan bridge is in richmond in north yorkshire, and we can see the river searching behind you, what is the situation across the north? == searching behind you, what is the situation across the north?- situation across the north? -- is sura inc. situation across the north? -- is surging- yeah — situation across the north? -- is surging. yeah as _ situation across the north? -- is surging. yeah as you _ situation across the north? -- is surging. yeah as you say, - situation across the north? -- is surging. yeah as you say, you i situation across the north? -- is| surging. yeah as you say, you can see the river behind me, the rain has been coming down pretty much relentlessly since ten o'clock this morning, when we arrived here, and you can see behind me the impact it has had on the river, which is a real barometer of what conditions have been like. it is running hard faster and higher than it was a few hours ago. we have had pe

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but of course, not just here in course, it's not just here in derbyshire, where three derbyshire, wherevere weather warnings, flood warnings have warnings for derbyshire have now expired well , we've now expired and as well, we've now got two severe weather warnings in nottinghamshire around the areas of retford west areas of retford and west retford a 3 am. this morning, nottinghamshire fire service were warning people there to evacuate. the council has now backed that of course, with backed that up, of course, with these severe flood warnings as well, people those well, saying people in those areas should evacuate and go to retford leisure centre. that's the area that they've been said that they can go to for safety. but of course, it's all around the country that we've been having of course, with having problems. of course, with the aftermath of storm as the aftermath of storm babet as rivers the country burst rivers across the country burst their and there still their banks and there is still disruption expected over the coming days because, of course, that bulge of the floodwater i

the environment agency says there are three severe flood warnings in place in derbyshire.ys that even though the has stopped, rivers are the rain has stopped, rivers are still overflowing along the dennent is extraordinarily high and that bulge of floodwater has got to work its way down through the trent. >> through trent for >> so through the trent for example , and other larger example, and other larger catchments across northern and eastern britain , that bulge of eastern britain, that bulge of floodwater has got to work its way towards the sea . so way down towards the sea. so environment agency flood warnings are still extensive , warnings are still extensive, but certainly from midweek onwards it doesn't look pretty weather wise . what we really weather wise. what we really want is a week or two of dry, settled, crisp autumn weather. thatis settled, crisp autumn weather. that is not what we're going to get. we're getting a lot more rain . rain. >> manchester united will open a book of condolence for fans at old trafford following the death of sir bobby charlton. he w

derbyshire police is investigating the death of somebody...eir properties before christmas. the clean—up operation could take days if not weeks. meanwhile, the environment agency has warned that revellers are at record levels in parts of the midlands and the north of england with water still rising, there is still a risk of further flooding. scotland's first minister humza yousaf visited people — in brechin, in angus, this morning. the town saw severe flooding when river south esk burst its banks. respite centres have been set up for those forced to leave their homes. mr yousef explained to the bbc what support is being offered to those affected. i wanted to come here to talk to residents, go to their homes and speak to them first. it's clear to see the devastation of the storm is like nothing they've never seen before. in terms of what the government can do, we're here to support angus council with funding. the recoveryjourney will be long and funding in relation to further flood prevention schemes, will be supporting this council as best we

bbc bbc presenter victoria derbyshire posted images of the scene where you can clearly see the vandalised brickwork of broadcasting house. she filmed those images as she arrived for work earlier . the arrived for work earlier. the met police said the incident has not yet been linked to any protest group . australia protest group. australia australia has voted no in a controversial referendum to officially recognise indigenous people in its constitution through the creation of an indigenous advisory body . the indigenous advisory body. the voice to parliament. with half of the vote counted , the no of the vote counted, the no vote, led by 57% leading australian broadcaster to predict that at least four states as a final outcome against alter . the 122 year old against alter. the 122 year old constitution . this is gb news constitution. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car and on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now. now it's back to gb news now. now it's back to gb news . saturday news. saturday >> thank you very much for that update, pip. okay, let

my colleague victoria derbyshire spoke to former israeli prime minister naftali bennet.to their homes in the south and to have the hostages released, that is our goal. we want to be able to live with security and peace, the families here in the town of sderot, tens of thousands of other families, to know that never again will they be under rockets, terror attacks etc from gaza. the implication of that is that we need to demilitarise gaza and that is the stated goal of the government. 0k. we... we are planning a counteroffensive against this hamas—isis—type organisation. we saw two us hostages released, i wonder, does a ground incursion into gaza make it less likely you will get the rest of the hostages out? well, there is no option but to eradicate hamas. if anyone has a better idea how to eradicate this hamas—isis, let me know. what i am asking, does it make it harder to get the hostages out? the hostages is one of the objectives, the other objective is to eradicate hamas, so this sort of thing can never happen again. we thought that we can contain and live side—by—side

navtej johal reports from derbyshire, where three �*risk to life�* warnings have been issued.his before. the river has reached record high level, and this building is currently underwater. it is devastating. we woke up to this this morning. a lot of upset members of staff. and here we are. we are closed. we don�*t know how long for, and it is really, really difficult to take. three severe flood warnings have been in place for the river derwent and derbyshire today, the only place in england who where this has happened. the impact is being felt up the road as well. it isjust sad because we are a community football club, and we should have been playing today, we work all week, we worked hard, and we come here to play football. storm babet has also continued causing problems elsewhere. in this south yorkshire village, homes were evacuated. people also had to leave flooded properties in chesterfield last night, where the water continued to cause havoc. a village in nottinghamshire also felt the brunt of storm babet. meanwhile in powys, the county council warned people to be ready

she spoke to victoria derbyshire about what's happening in the gaza strip. absolutely., half of the people, 1.2 million, are now homeless, displaced and terrified. there is no water, there is no electricity, there is no food, there is no medicine, no medical suppliers and no fuel. so they are worried that the hospitals will run out of fuel to run the generators. they have about 13,500 injured, and how can they feed them? how can they deal with them? the hospitals have been bombed. schools have been bombed. homes have been bombed. and universities have been bombed. it's incredible. this is total devastation. it's beyond catastrophe. i don't know what it is. it's a deliberate attempt at the total destruction of all requirements of a normal life. israel, the israeli government would absolutely reject that, as you know. they say they target, they are targeting hamas and their military structures, they say they do not target civilians and that they have a right to defend themselves, in the wake of the hamas massacre on israeli people. if you call that a massacre, you should

in wall seat, derbyshire in derbyshire, find is that derbyshire, what we find is that actually it'sve, let me put way. put it this way. >> they're sick and tired of being told that they're racist. they're sick tired of being they're sick and tired of being told they're wrecking the told that they're wrecking the planet . they're sick tired planet. they're sick and tired of being told all are of being told that all men are rapists cruelty and all the rapists and cruelty and all the rest of they're sick and rest of it. they're sick and tired of being told anything. ing it feels a little bit mark, a like before for the 2016 a bit like before for the 2016 referendum when there was a kind of visceral feeling that an awful lot of ordinary people were being ignored. and what we're finding, i don't know whether it's showing up in the polls or not, but what we're finding is that they they don't like way the labour party is like the way the labour party is doing it. and they are much more likely now to be tory. >> well, there you go. >> well, there you go. >> listen, what a thrill to have edw

storm babet continues to sweep across the uk, with three "risk to life" flood warnings in derbyshirend widespread travel disruption. a red weather warning for northern eastern scotland will be lifted this evening. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. the first aid trucks have crossed into gaza after the rafah crossing from egypt partially opened this morning — throwing a lifeline to gazans. it is not known whether foreign passport holders and dual nationals will be allowed to leave. the palestinian health ministry now says 4385 gardens have been killed in the last two weeks, including 1756 children. these latest pictures show the first trucks entering, loaded with food, water and medicine, which are desperately needed by civilians inside gaza. it's not clear how long it will remain open. israel has agreed to let just 20 trucks through. the un says at least 100 aid trucks are needed a day. israel sealed its borders with gaza — imposing a total siege on the strip 12 days ago. the rafah crossing between egypt and gaza is now the only way to allow vital supplies in. 0ur reporter rushdi abualo

in wall seat, derbyshire in derbyshire, find is that derbyshire, what we find is that actually it'sve, let me put way. put it this way. >> they're sick and tired of being told that they're racist. they're sick tired of being they're sick and tired of being told they're wrecking the told that they're wrecking the planet . they're sick tired planet. they're sick and tired of being told all are of being told that all men are rapists cruelty and all the rapists and cruelty and all the rest of they're sick and rest of it. they're sick and tired of being told anything. ing it feels a little bit mark, a like before for the 2016 a bit like before for the 2016 referendum when there was a kind of visceral feeling that an awful lot of ordinary people were being ignored. and what we're finding, i don't know whether it's showing up in the polls or not, but what we're finding is that they they don't like way the labour party is like the way the labour party is doing it. and they are much more likely now to be tory. >> well, there you go. >> well, there you go. >> listen, what a thrill to have edw

chesterfield in derbyshire has also been affected.t, is not as bad as it was. andy gill, bbc news. votes are being counted in argentina in polls to elect a new president as the country faces the prospect of economic collapse. the frontrunner is javier milei, a libertarian economist who says that adopting the us dollar as the official currency is the best solution to tackle the prospect of hyperinflation. our south america correspondent katy watson is in buenos aires with the latest. the polls have closed here in argentina, and behind me the headquarters where there will be watching the results come in. he has turned these elections upside down. he's an outsider, he came to lead the primary as a couple months ago. the economy minister from the... party. but he really was really a different candidate in this race. a man who touts himself as an outsider, who has said he wants to slash costs here in the government, he wants to destroy the central bank, he wants to introduce the us dollar as official currency, but he also wants to restrict

storm babet continues to sweep across the uk, with three "risk to life" flood warnings in derbyshiren. a red weather warning for northern eastern scotland will be lifted this evening. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. the first aid trucks have crossed into gaza after the rafah crossing from egypt partially opened this morning — throwing a lifeline to gazans.

chesterfield in derbyshire has also been affected.s not as bad as it was. andy gill, bbc news. at the cricket world cup, india have beaten new zealand by four wickets. they reached their target of 274 with 12 balls to spare. india are the only unbeaten side in the tournament. india's next match is against england next saturday in lucknow. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. thanks very much for watching. hello. we've got a window of slightly drier, quieterweather at the moment as storm babet has cleared away. but there are still plenty of flood warnings in force, particularly through central parts of england. now, monday will see quite a chilly morning, even some icy stretches, but a largely dry day for many of us once again. now for the rest of the overnight period, the early hours of monday morning, we have got some rain sitting out to the west here. but for most of us, clear skies, some mist and some fog patches and temperatures even in our towns and cities close to freezing in the north could be a bit colder than that in the

chesterfield in derbyshire has also been affected.t, is not as bad as it was. andy gill, bbc news. voting is under way in argentina in polls to elect a new president as the country faces the prospect of economic collapse. the frontrunner is javier milei, a libertarian economist who says that adopting the us dollar as the official currency is the best solution to tackle the prospect of hyperinflation. manchester united legend sir bobby charlton passed away on saturday at the age of 86 and since the news came in, fans have been travelling to old trafford all day to sign a book of condolence. ben croucher reports. sunday at old trafford. the sun still shines but it is a darker day. the fans came to sign a book of condolence and remember a great. somebody who was selfless, who just played for the love of the game and the club. he even called the name, theatre of dreams. i've witnessed dreams here. some sadness, some glory. and that's what made me come. for sir bobby charlton, representing manchester united was a dream come true. playing f

derbyshire police says it's investigating the death of a woman investigating the death of a woman inhome was flooded. scotland's first minister humza yousaf will visit angus where the river burst its banks flooding dozens of homes. many families are unlikely to be back in their properties before christmas. local authorities say the clean—up operation could take days if not weeks. meanwhile, the environment agency has warned that rivers are at record levels in parts of the midlands and northern england and with water still rising, there is still a risk of further flooding. the scottish first minister humza yousaf has visited brechin and he met residents affected by the flooding following storm babet. some of them had lucky escapes during the floods. he was able to meet and thank some of the emergency services who had been working since the storm hit parts of scotland. now, it's on the market for £35 million, but campaigners are warning that a northumbrian beauty spot could "drastically change" when it's sold as part of england's biggest land sale. local groups say more should be done

derbyshire police has referred itself to the police watchdog over how it responded to the death of anld during last week's storm babet. maureen gilbert was found dead by her son at her home. he said the fire service told him they had tried to get his mother out of her home. the force said the referral was mandatory due to officers being involved. threejust stop oil protesters have been sentenced to i2—month community orders after briefly interrupting play during an ashes test at lord's cricket ground. they must complete 60 hours of unpaid work and pay about 400 british pounds in legal costs. they said their aim was to create headlines for their climate change protest. the cap on bankers' bonuses will be lifted at the end of october — as part of a post—brexit shake—up of financial rules. the plan was announced by former chancellor kwasi kwarteng last year, as a way of making london a more attractive place to do business, one of the few policies to remain from mr kwarteng's mini budget. you're live with bbc news. let's turn to some breaking news from the footballing world, because the e

chesterfield, in derbyshire, has also been affected. andy gill, bbc news.on—emergency staff in iraq at its embassy in baghdad and consulate in erbil to leave immediately. the state department also advised us citizens not to travel anywhere in iraq because of "terrorism, kidnapping, armed conflict and civil unrest". ukrainian officials say six people were killed in a russian missile strike on kharkiv. a missile hit a postal distribution centre just outside of the city — it's believed the dead are all postal workers. there's been no comment yet from russia. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. if the huge amount of rainfall in the last few days mystically to these figures in eastern scotland looks like an excess of 200 mm of rain injust that looks like an excess of 200 mm of rain in just that one storm and a 44 mm and a lot of rain and just because the sun is out it doesn't necessarily mean that the threat is completely over and you may want to check the environmental agency website and in scotland to see what those river levels are doing because the risk fo

chesterfield was one of the areas worst hit in england, leading to a major incident being declared in derbyshireicture in the middle east. these are live shots looking across the border into lebanon. tensions have been rising between israeli forces and the militant group hezbollah. meanwhile, let's take a look at the shot over into gaza, where aid trucks are still queued up on the egyptian side of the border, waiting to get into gaza. hamas has released its first hostages — two american citizens. we are waiting to see whether more hostage releases are to come. stay with us on bbc news. hello. for some places, the flooding situation could get worse before it gets better — not least in eastern scotland, where we have this new red warning from the met office. further rain through the day on saturday, falling on top of what we've already had. this is friday's rainfall radar. the rain was pretty relentless across eastern scotland and also northern england, parts of east anglia, the north midlands, north wales. huge amounts of rain. we've seen widespread flooding, and this met office amber warning rem

there are also severe flood alerts in three parts of the neighbouring county of derbyshire.ces in yorkshire and east anglia, and along the east coast main line to edinburgh and aberdeen. the environment agency says flooding from the storm, which has caused widespread damage in scotland and the north east of england particularly badly, could last until tuesday. let's cross live now to our correspondent andy gill, who is in retford. bring us up to date with how bad the situation could become there. well. situation could become there. well, ou can situation could become there. well, you can see — situation could become there. well, you can see the _ situation could become there. well, you can see the floodwater- situation could become there. vii you can see the floodwater behind me and the police have closed this road to stop people coming through. as you say, 500 homes potentially affected by this severe flood warning. a severe flood warning is the most serious you can get. it means there is a threat to life. it means there is a threat to life. it means there is a threat to li

victoria derbyshire asked him what he thought about the attack on israel.g attack on israel, a terrorist attack for which there is nojustification. and israel has every right to defend herself. and the perpetrators of this have deliberately pushed back the prospect of peace agreements, peace talks, and so an appalling act of terrorism. and i think everybody is shocked. i spoke to my counterpart, the leader of the israeli labour party last night, and heard for myself the anxiety, the concern. as we were on the phone, the siren went off and she had to go down into the shelter, taking her papers with her. so it's an appalling act of terrorism. it needs to be called out across the world. live now to our political correspondent, ione wells. you are at the labour party conference in liverpool so give us more on the comments from sir keir starmer about the unfolding events in the middle east. he starmer about the unfolding events in the middle east.— in the middle east. he was asked about this this _ in the middle east. he was asked about this this morning _ in th

mp layla moran, who has family in gaza, called for a "humanitarian ceasefire" and told victoria derbyshirest week of the war. following the atrocities committed by hamas on october 7th, an idf bomb hit their house, they went to their local church for christian palestinians. they have been there ever since. 100 people now in that church. and we are deeply, deeply worried for their safety. when i spoke to you yesterday on the phone, you had not been deeply offensive to suggest that hamas is giving my family any kind of marching orders. that has nothing to do with hamas. the reason is this it's over three generations. one is frail with 11—year—old twins. there is bombing in the south and they were given a safe route to the south but nowhere in gaza is safe. the conversation in gaza now are afraid to say has changed. no longer are people saying where do we go to be safe. the question they are now asking is where we want to be when we die. , ,., asking is where we want to be when we die-_ and _ asking is where we want to be when we die._ and this - asking is where we want to be when we die._ an

chesterfield, in derbyshire, has also been affected. andy gill, bbc news.ed homes to assess the damage caused by storm babet. people are now cleaning up and making repairs. alexandra mackenzie reports from brechin. so, this is where all the damage... yeah. ..has been. it's just devastating. christine and her partner davey are trying to salvage some of her belongings. ijust can't get my head round it. so, what's the worst thing for you, do you think, about what's happened? losing everything. i've got to start again. for people that doesn't have the money, how can they start again? it doesn't feel like home now. like many others in brechin, christine has no insurance. she said it was just too expensive because she lives so close to the river. we'll do what we can, obviously, help her out and things like that, because she got told she couldn't have insurance here. a lot of companies wouldn't even look at her because it's such a high—risk area. the flooding has subsided in brechin, and this family has started on the clear—up. we've been in this house 60 years,

derbyshire police say it's investigating the death of a woman in her 80s, who died in chesterfield, afterhe river south esk burst its banks, flooding dozens of homes. many families are unlikely to be back in their properties before christmas. local authorities say the clean—up operation could take days, if not weeks. meanwhile, the environment agency has warned that rivers are at record levels in parts of the midlands and northern england. and with water still rising, there is still a risk of further flooding. greg mckenzie, bbc news. the use of sticky boards, known as glue traps, to catch rats and mice has been banned in wales. campaigners said the traps were cruel. but some pest controllers say the ban is making theirjobs harder — and will allow rat populations to boom. matt murray has the story. rats the size of small cat, that is what a pest controller from cardiff says he is dealing with, as this footage shows. for a business or a home the animals can cause thousands of pounds worth of damage and transmit diseases. pest controller gareth davies uses the latest technology to find and

derbyshire police say it is investigating the death of a woman in her 80s who died in chesterfield aftering dozens of homes. many families are unlikely to be backin families are unlikely to be back in their properties before christmas. local authorities say the clean—up operation could take days, if not weeks. meanwhile, the environment agency has warned that rivers are at record levels in parts of the midlands and northern england. with water still rising, there is still a risk of further flooding. we have the top stories in business next. more on argentina, see you in a moment. we've got a window of slightly drier, quieterweather at the moment as storm babet has cleared away. but there are still plenty of flood warnings in force, particularly through central parts of england. now, monday will see quite a chilly morning, even some icy stretches, but a largely dry day for many of us once again. now for the rest of the overnight period, the early hours of monday morning, we have got some rain sitting out to the west here. but for most of us, clear skies, some mist and some fog patches and

victoria derbyshire asked him what he thought about the attack on israel.tack for which there is nojustification. and israel has every right to defend herself. and the perpetrators of this have deliberately pushed back the prospect of peace agreements, peace talks, and so an appalling act of terrorism. and i think everybody is shocked. i spoke to my counterpart, the leader of the israeli labour party last night, and heard for myself the anxiety, the concern. as we were on the phone, the siren went off and she had to go down into the shelter, taking her papers with her. so it's an appalling act of terrorism. it needs to be called out across the world. 0ur political correspondent, ione wells told us more on keir starmer�*s comments on the situation in the middle east. he was asked about this this morning and it follows the government condemning the attacks calling them terrorist attacks. sir keir starmer was interviewed on the bbc and we heard it described as an appalling terrorist attack and israel had the right to defend itself. he has beenjoined by the sha

derbyshire fire and rescue service says 400 properties may be affected by the rising waters of the riverth wales near royal wootton bassett, flooded and impassable. thousands of rail passengers have had a day of disruption on many lines. in trowell near nottingham, four people had to be rescued from deep water after they climbed onto the roof of a car. the volume of rainfall storm babet has created has turned small tributaries into gushing torrents. these are anxious times for people living close to watercourses, and there's hours of rain yet to come. danny savage, bbc news. labour is jubilant after overturning huge majorities to win the mid—bedfordshire and tamworth by—elections — with its leader, sir keir starmer saying the party is "redrawing the political map." labour overturned a conservative majority of more than 211,000 in mid bedfordshire, while winning tamworth for the first time since 2005. the tories said a low turnout was among the reasons for their defeats. with his analysis of both results, here's our political editor chris mason. jubilation and sleep deprivation has all so

three "risk to life" flood warnings have been issued in derbyshire, as storm babet continues to causee uk have advised customers not to travel today. lner, avanti west coast and northern rail say lines are widely flooded, while scotrail says some of its services are cancelled until at least tomorrow morning. a red weather warning is in place until 6pm this evening in angus in scotland — one of the worst affected areas. three people are known to have died as a result of the storm. ben phillip reports. from above, the extent of flooding to this region is made clear. the town of brechin in angus has been at the epicentre of this storm. these were the scenes yesterday morning, as dozens of people had to be rescued from their homes. you don't need to look far to see the aftermath of the flooding here in brechin. debris has washed up onto the road. the clean—up operation is now under way. the flood defences appear to have held last night, but with more rain on the way, locals are concerned. it looks worse today. it'sjust mud. locals like george wilson. he was evacuated on wednesday before f

that is the - liberal democrat mp layla moran, speaking to victoria derbyshire on the sunday with laura israeli jets in the sky. we have been hearing again the continuing sound this morning of that bombardment of gaza under these grey skies, which at times are starting to really obliterate the skyline. you can still see in the background, in fact you can hear as well, the sound of the drones in the sky... you can see the plumes of smoke that continue to rise over gaza. we can also show you the situation inside gaza, the refugee camp in khan younis, where so many people have moved from the north of gaza, have been told by the israeli military for their own safety that they need to move south. you can see they need to move south. you can see the scenes. so many people displaced in gaza at the moment, and this continuing intensification of the israeli military operation in gaza goes on. we are keeping you up—to—date with that story on bbc news, but if you take a look at the bbc news website as well, you will find a lot of content, a lot of in—depth stories and our live page which is being

in flood—hit areas of derbyshire and south yorkshire, it was raining again today.er. we're up above neck high, above nose high... in chesterfield, lorna squires lives in just one of hundreds of homes which are now uninhabitable. we're just trying to clean up for the builders to come in, and get rid of some of the mud, because we'rejust inundated with mud. i've never seen so much mud. two doors away, her neighbour died in the floods. maureen gilbert was in her 80s. her son eventually broke in and found her body. some people that were still here literally said it took no more than 30 seconds for the water to get into the houses and get to nearly three foot high. so the water came in that fast that she was just overcome. she would have probably been pushed over and fallen in the water. a few hours later, the same river overwhelmed homes in catcliffe, 15 miles away. just to give you an idea of how deep the water was here, this car was almost completely submerged. a tiny fraction of the roof was still showing. and all three over here were completely underwater. you can