here in dorset, west bay, barely a cloud in the sky.the next few hours this way will continue its journey southwards across scotland with fairly blustery wynter—macro. sunshine and showers follow, the rain trickling into northern ireland. further south it's mostly dry, very mild and whether you have the cloud of the sun temperatures reaching a high of 18 in london, compared with the average of 1a, but cooler weather is on the way. the cold front bringing rain to scotland will push southwards overnight and into friday as well. here it comes through the small hours, the rain getting into parts of wales, the midlands, the front weakens that it does so so rain becomes lighter and increasingly patchy. as the sky is clear to the north of the uk it turns cold with temperatures getting down well into single figures, and much colder night than we've seen over recent nights. but it should be a fine start the day for these areas with plenty of sunshine. at the same time our weakfront will plenty of sunshine. at the same time our weak front will co

wiltshire police are announcing they were responding to the incidents along with dorset and wiltshires been said in that tweet there, that is the wiltshire police van. they are responding to the incident along with dorset and wiltshire fire, the ambulance service in british transport police. 0ther train services and era have been halted, no my details are immediately available. no details of any injuries, that is all we know at any moment. two trains have been involved in a crash near salisbury and close to andover. more as and when we get it. turning to glasgow now, where formalities have started to open the un conference on climate change, known as cop26. officially, the presidency was handed overfrom chile to the uk and italy, who are sharing the honour. in his opening statement, the cop president alok sharma said this two—week summit is the world's last, best hope. with a wrap—up of the day's events in glasgow, here's our correspondent rebecca morrelle. a gloomy start to proceedings in glasgow, but there are high hopes for a sunnier outcome. in a socially distanced conference cent

particularly intense across many areas as it has pushed northwards and eastwards, heavy bursts through dorsetts of showers rattling in behind it despite the sunshine and some of these will be heavy, blustery, hail and thunder mixed in to some of them as well and it stays very wet for the northern half of scotland here, the northern half of scotland here, the rain persistent. temperature —wise, 15 in the south, around 11— 12 further north. halloween evening, very windy, lots of showers around, some clearer spells around. 0vernight, longer spells of rain at times across parts of northern scotland and northern ireland was a lengthier clear spells for southern parts of england and wales. it will be a cooler night than we have had previously. where the low pressure slips its way northwards, it will sit to the north of scotland for the first of november but another windy day with lots of isobars on its southern flank, so a windy day with sunshine and showers, some of them merging to give longer spells of rain through central and northern parts but there will be some good sunny spells around, probab

championship series, is the dorset to slam on the reigning world champs? no. on the braves, down 5-2. this was clutch. an eighth inning hit that cleared the mall. this tied the game at 5, and the dodgers weren't done in the inning. mookie betts continued to swing the bat, gave l.a. the lead on this base hit. the dodgers rallied and won this game 6-5. the braves now lead this best-of-seven series 2-1. nba, the curtain raised on the 21-22 show tonight. a lot of love for the warriors. the league put them in prime time at the lakers. for what it's worth, steph curry and golden state, they put up a perfect 5-0 preseason record which will be put to the test tonight, and the home opener thursday with the clippers. they don't even have klay thompson, who could be back by the holiday season. here's the head coach. >> we want to win every year, but we have not had a single conversation in that context of , oh, my gosh, we have to do well. that doesn't come up. inevitably, adversity is going to strike. we won't stay healthy all year. you just have to stay the course the

dorset and wiltshire fire and rescue have declared a critical incident and the line will remain closedything went black and there were red flashes and everything, people started to panic, but nobody was seriously injured. we will continue to monitor that breaking news for you. now on bbc news, our world investigates the controversial technology that could help tackle america's growing gun crime problem. operator: 911, - state your emergency. man: itjust sounded like there were fires of gunshots. - how many shots? 15 or 16. on average in america, 50 people are killed every day with guns. do you feel safe here? no. in california, we have the worst gun violence. it's just terrible, man! one company, shotspotter, says its gunfire locator technology can help tackle this huge problem. shotspotter is the reason why we were able to apprehend him and stop that killing spree. but some have questioned how often the company gets it right. so, is that like a typical type of call out from shotspotter? yeah, we look, don't find anything, can't find any evidence. and when things go wrong, what are the

there was some torrential bursts across dorset towards the midlands and extremely squally winds. very wet here for the rest of the afternoon. elsewhere, it is sunshine and showers and some of them will be heavy and frequent. hail and thunder mixed in. gale force winds here. a very blustery day wherever you are. for halloween evening, it is going to be very windy with further heavy showers, longer spells of rain. some clear spells as well overnight. temperatures will be a little bit lower than what we have had the last few nightss. single figures for most. we have gotten area of low pressure as we start the new week. it will be slipping into a northwards. plaintiff isobars. it will be a windy day. perhaps gale force winds. particularly in the exposure. there will be showers. some will merge together to produce longer spells of rain particularly in the central and northern areas. quite a bit of sunshine as well in the south. temperatures a little bit lower. we could see 13 or 14 degrees in the south. double figures across northern areas. the area of low pressure continues to pummel

dorset and wiltshire fire and rescue have declared a critical incident

okay, many thanks for that dorset jibari that person to ha us go back to our top story and george's former president mikhail suck as she really has spent the night in detention after returning from exile to support the opposition for elections. he was detained just hours after arriving in the country. let's go straight to our correspondent, robin forshie walker, who's in tbilisi for us. robin, tell us more about the arrests of suckers fairly. presumably he knew there was a chance. this was going to happen again. unfortunately we have lost our correspondent robin as we hope to return to that story. in the following, our people living in a small colombian town say, an influx of mostly haitian refugees and migrants is pushing them out of housing. the migrants are trying to catch boats on their way north to the united states. alexander, i'm here to reports now from the town of nic, hopefully, after weeks stuck in this beach down a few 100 migrants, mostly haitians are finally able to continue their journey north. little while others scouting to scramble for a fairy ticket despite being told th

booing _ good evening, my name is andy cole, firefighters from dorset wiltshire and hampshire fire serviceening dealing with the rail incident. firefighters have _ with the rail incident. firefighters have carried out a thorough search of the _ have carried out a thorough search of the train — have carried out a thorough search of the train carriages and we've assisted — of the train carriages and we've assisted with the evacuation of approximately 100 people. we do not believe _ approximately 100 people. we do not believe there are any further casualties on board the train and we can confirm — casualties on board the train and we can confirm that there are no fatalities _ can confirm that there are no fatalities. we will shortly be scaling _ fatalities. we will shortly be scaling down our response. however, we will— scaling down our response. however, we will have — scaling down our response. however, we will have resources on the scene for the _ we will have resources on the scene for the next — we will have resources on the scene for the next few hours. i like to take _ for the next few

independent office for police conduct says officers from the metropolitan police, as well as from sussex, dorsetleged common assault involving domestic abuse. our political correspondent alex forsyth explained the background. it is a change in the law. let me just give you a little bit of background from this. so, as things stand, when there is an alleged common assault that involves domestic abuse, in fact any common assault, there are only six months from when that incident allegedly taking place for police to charge someone. now, campaigners say when it comes to cases of domestic abuse, that isn't long enough because it can take a long time for victims to feel able to come forward and of course these investigations can be complicated. so, there's been this push for that time limit, specifically in alleged common assaults involving domestic abuse, to be extended. now, it's my understanding the home secretary, priti patel, has agreed to do that, to allow up to two years rather than six months, which gives victims of domestic abuse longer to report that to police. and i also understand there'll

barely a cloud in parts of dorset. barely a cloud in the sky, the wind is pretty light as well.r scotland, northern ireland, and another in wood. but here a fine start to the day on friday. freddie weatherfront here a fine start to the day on friday. freddie weather front all pushing south, some cloud and rain but nothing significant. fresher air moving in for all of us, through the afternoon, temperature is in aberdeen around eight celsius, ten for newcastle. not as one further south, 1a or 15 for london and cardiff. and then cold on friday night, patches of frost in the countryside in the north—east. this weekend, some reasonable weather to come, i think, for many of us. turning milder as we go through the course of saturday and sunday for many of us. a lot of dry and bright weather around on saturday with some sunny spells. temperatures will be lifting, so eventually we should see how of around 16 or 17, turning milder, but still critical across central and northern scotland, temp is here around nine or ten celsius. the milder air working in for sunday, cloud around, mist and

independent office for police conduct says officers from the metropolitan police, as well as from sussex, dorset ago. according to the charity carers uk, many family carers are being pushed to the edge, like dorothy. i�*m on my knees. i�*m on my knees with exhaustion. the strain of having to do it all on our own. we�*re left here with nobody. there�*s no care package, no accessibility to services. we feel completely and utterly isolated. and scared. today�*s report from the regulator, the care quality commission, warns of the serious impact staffing shortages are having across the health and care system in england. job vacancies in care homes have risen from 6% to 10% in five months. and nursing homes are deregistering because they can�*t get nurses. it concludes urgent action is needed. we�*re calling for, in our report, increased funding to stabilise the adult social care workforce. and that benefits everybody, it has a positive ripple effect right across health and social care. and without that stability, without that stable, adult social care workforce, there�*s the real risk of a tsunami of

and underneath those sunny skies, it has been a very different —looking weather picture impacts of dorsetit of cloud and some rain but nothing significant. fresherair and some rain but nothing significant. fresher air moving in for all of us and through the afternoon, temperatures in aberdeen just eight degrees, ten in newcastle. further southwards across england and wales, not as one as it has been, 14 or 15 for london and cardiff. a court friday night, patches of rust in the countryside in the north—east. this weekend, some reasonable weather to come for any of us. it will be turning milder as we go through the course of saturday and sunday for many of us. there will be a lot of dry and bright weather around on saturday with some sunny spells. temperatures will be lifting, so eventually we should see highs of around 16 or 17 degrees, so turning milder. it is still pretty cool across central and northern scotland with temperatures around nine or 10 degrees. milder air artworks and for sunday. there will be a lot of cloud around, is a mist and fog patches and the cloud of thick enough for

because he was still etched on our 1992 election memory, the other two mps were north dorset and the party, sometimes in chime with the country he channelled julian of norwich. she said all things shall be well and all manner of things shall be well. that's difficult for us all here today. his famously. "trust god that you are exactly where you are meant to be mayer not forget the infinite possibilities ours on the love that has been given to you. david used those gifts and he passed on that love, so, sir david, may the choirs of angels come to greet you, may they lead you to paradise, may the lord unfold you in his mercy, may he grant you eternal life. eternal rest, give to him, 0 lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him, may his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed through the mercy of god rest in peace. mr speaker. it was a true privilege to have known david amess. he was simply one of the best people i've ever known in my entire life. he was a true friend and he had time for each and everyone. he looked down on no one. he was everyone across make equal, he was kind

around for a good cause — why actor martin clunes brought his trusted sidekick bruce to a hospice in dorset nine. rishi sunak is preparing to deliver his second budget as chancellor this afternoon. so what can we expect? ben is in burnley for us. good morning. welcome to queen street mill in burnley built in 1894. take a look at some of the looms. the last remaining steam powered mill in the world. 300 looms here at the moment and there were 900 in its heyday at the height of the cotton industry that put this place and east lancashire on the map, bringing wealth and prosperity. times have changed. the town fell on hard times. in the last election it put its faith in tory promises to level up. in a moment we will look at what that could mean for a town like burnley and what the chancellor could announce for people here later today. first, i have looked at how the chancellor might try to make the numbers add up. the chancellor's challenge, claw back the cost of covid or protect people from the squeeze on living. begin to balance the books or give in to the prime minister's urge to splurge on

lovely picture here from poole in dorset.ing away. a lot of dry weather, a lot of sunshine but it will be a windy day. showers packing in on that went from the north west. gusty winds down the north west. gusty winds down the north sea coastline. look at these temperatures. six to maybe 15 degrees. add on the wind chill and it will feel colder than that. get your coat out for tomorrow. thank you. seven marathons in seven days — that was the gruelling challenge taken on by kevin sinfield last year, to help his former leeds rhinos team mate rob burrow, who is living with motor neurone disease. kevin's amazing act of friendship raised more than £2 million. and now he wants to push himself even further with his latest endeavour, as graham satchell reports dramatic music plays. december last year, and an extraordinary challenge. rugby league legend kevin sinfield running seven marathons in seven days. this is a sensational try! there aren't many in super league who can do that. why seven? it was the number worn by his team—mate an