the butlins holiday resort in minehead had to close, as did exeter airport, which has now re—opened.e village of harburton, in devon. mud, hideous mud. the big clean—up is under way. here in the village of halberton in devon, 20 homes were flooded. betty baldwin's house was the worst affected. just woke up in the night to hear an awful lot of water, like the sea. and i thought, "where's all that sound coming from?" i went to the window and i shouted, "i can't get out, i can't get out. "i'm just so frightened. help me, please." here, the whole community came together to help the 95—year—old. she was distressed, very distressed. i mean, it's her 96th birthday in two weeks' time. and, you know, you can imagine. her furniture was floating in this room. i mean, actually, you know, when i climbed through the window, i had to step into... literally, it was over my knees. poor betty. - all the mud went in. it must have been about three or four inches deep, _ all the way through the house. so the villagers have all rallied together and we've all been i shovelling mud and cleaning it out. well

elsewhere, butlin's in minehead was forced to close for four days and exeter airport closed yesterday in devon, it's feared it could take several days for floodwaters to recede. the storms in the south west have now passed, but heavy rain and flood warnings are forecast for wales and the north of england over the coming days. well, the bay community clean—up continues. they've been at it all day. villagers told me it was like a tidal wave of water coming down from the field, bringing with it tonnes of straw and mud. just look at the mess everywhere. you'll remember betty in the report, i met her this morning, she is in good spirits, staying with friends, she says she just wants to thank everybody who rescued her. new figures suggest the cost of renting a home in britain has risen at the fastest rate for nine years — up by an average of i2% in the year to august. research by the estate agents hamptons indicates that new tenants are paying on average £100 a month more in rent than they were last summer. 0ur cost of living corrrespondent colletta smith has more. the rent increase facing

under exeter airport was forced to close yesterday, but has now been able to reopen.t totnes when it was struck, blowing out the electrics.— out the electrics. it was 'ust a massive bang, * out the electrics. it was 'ust a massive bang, flash. h out the electrics. it was 'ust a massive bang, flash. 1h out the electrics. it wasjust a massive bang, flash. i saw. out the electrics. it wasjust a - massive bang, flash. i saw sparks coming off the house down the road. they vibrated the whole house, vibrated my body. the unsettled weather is _ vibrated my body. the unsettled weather is expected _ vibrated my body. the unsettled weather is expected to - vibrated my body. the unsettled weather is expected to continue | vibrated my body. the unsettled - weather is expected to continue this week with heavy rain and flood warnings in wales and the north of england over the coming days. jon donnison, bbc news. our correspondent janine jansen joins us from the village of harberton, in south devon. what is going on there now, quite a mess and quite a clean—up, i guess? a massive cle

entering the exeter airport hall in the southwest of england shut down the airport terminal and canceled several flights, leaving thousands of passengers stranded . sheffield and nottingham disrupted and the movement of the train on the north-south route is not possible from this route, the head of the world food organization says that this organization has announced that the world food program does not have enough money to continue its work in afghanistan until the end of october. and if the aid does not arrive, he will be forced to leave afghanistan completely, makin announced that global crises such as the covid epidemic, climate change and war have made the cost of this organization's activities much higher. congo is like jordan, sudan south somalia, syria and afghanistan should be reduced. the world food organization has announced that every day about 20 million people in afghanistan alone do not have enough food and are sleeping hungry . it evaluates the action in contradiction with the statements of the un officials about the humanitarian disaster and the practical needs for inter

conflicting groups, but the parties continue to violate it. in england shut down the flood entering the exeter airport hall in the southwest of england shut down the end of the airport , thousands of passengers were stranded, thousands of passengers were stranded. the railway network is blocked in these areas, especially in sheffield and nottingham. it is not possible to move the train on the north-south route from this route . today, the meteorological organization has predicted torrential rain for parts of the northern part of the country due to the intensity of the rain and the possibility of flooding of the roads. far away it is not expected that the direction of the air flow will be clubbed on the surface of the ground, conditions and a platform for rainfall have been prepared in the caspian coastal provinces, and today we expect these conditions to be more than that in the north of west and east azerbaijan, in areas from ardabil province to gilan province, parts of mazandaran province, and of course for alborz highlands, we will have scattered central areas, rasht ardabil, bring the conditions t

and air travel due to the flooding of the airport in england it to shutdown the flooding of the exeter airport hall in the southwest of england led to the closure of the airport and the cancellation of several flights, leaving thousands of passengers stranded . in particular, jobs and neutrons have been disrupted, and it is not possible to run the train on the north-south route from this route . 900 buildings were destroyed due to flooding in the city of dani, libya, and about 40,000 people were also made homeless, according to al jazeera's political network the government has made the situation more difficult in this country hairspray has changed someone forever. tsunami hit this city like a blue wave and left deep wounds in this city. the residents of this country are the ones who survived the flood in an attempt to assess the damage. there are those who entered them and the reconstruction process has not yet started . they don't know if their loved ones are alive or dead. alhamdulillah gave it to us. i am trying to understand the current situation, i will leave here i didn't. thousands of p

elsewhere, butlin�*s in minehead was forced to close for four days and exeter airport closed yesterdayenton, in devon, it's feared it could take several days for floodwaters to recede. the storms in the south west have now passed, but heavy rain and flood warnings are forecast for wales and the north of england over the coming days. now, here's the weather with chris fawkes. hello again. although not on the same scale as the severe thunderstorms we had last night, we have had some pretty heavy downpours across parts of east anglia and cambridgeshire through the day to day. these storms produced around 11 millimetres in the space ofjust one hour, which is a pretty hefty downpour of rain. the weather picture this week is looking very unsettled. it's all down to a strong jet stream across the atlantic, 150 mile an hour winds high up in the atmosphere. and it's this trough that makes areas of low pressure. they are going to get steered one after the next across the uk with tightly packed isobars. well, that tells you it's going to be windy because it's the, i suppose the pressure gradient

this flights have been cancelled at exeter airport. gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's time to go back to free speech nation . an antiques free speech nation. an antiques roadshow participant gets quizzed on reparation as the welsh government wants everyone to drive slowly and the bbc refuses to play roshi murphy's songs but does play a song, including the phrase kick turfs. >> this is free speech nation . >> this is free speech nation. it's sunday night. welcome to free speech nation. with me, andrew doyle. this is the show where we take a look at culture current affairs and politics. and of course, we'll have the latest from those lovable culture warriors. you name it, they will try to cancel it. coming the tonight, coming up on the show tonight, under leadership justin under the leadership of justin trudeau, as trudeau, canada is often seen as a successful example of progressive action. progressive policies in action. but really the case.7 but is that r

this flights have been cancelled at exeter airport. gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's time to go back to free speech nation . an antiques free speech nation. an antiques roadshow participant gets quizzed on reparation as the welsh government wants everyone to drive slowly and the bbc refuses to play roshi murphy's songs but does play a song, including the phrase kick turfs. >> this is free speech nation . >> this is free speech nation. it's sunday night. welcome to free speech nation. with me, andrew doyle. this is the show where we take a look at culture current affairs and politics. and of course, we'll have the latest from those lovable culture warriors. you name it, they will try to cancel it. coming the tonight, coming up on the show tonight, under leadership justin under the leadership of justin trudeau, as trudeau, canada is often seen as a successful example of progressive action. progressive policies in action. but really the case.7 but is that r

elsewhere butlin's in line head was foster close for four days and exeter airport closed yesterday.rmed into a swimming pooland in kentand in devon it's feared it could take days for floodwaters to recede. the storms in the south—west have now passed but heavy rain and floodwaters up forecast for wales in the north of england over the coming days. london's metropolitan police has confirmed it's received a report of an alleged sexual assault in 2003, and is in contact with the woman, following media investigations into sexual misconduct claims made against the british comedian, russell brand. four women have accused him of sexual assault and emotional abuse — allegations he denies. his current uk live tour has now been postponed, and he's been dropped by his publisher. one of the women who has accused russell brand of sexual misconduct says she was just 16 when she had a relationship with him. she told radio 4's woman's hour that a car picked her up at school and took her to the comedian's home. the woman is being referred to as alice, and her words have been voiced by an actor: he k

exeter airport was forced to close yesterday after water from flash flooding poured into the terminalsevere delays. an airport spokesperson says they have reopened after crews worked through the night to clean up the damage. the environment agency has issued several fresh warnings with flooding expected after midnight as hurricane lee travels across the pond from america . this is the pond from america. this is gb news across the uk on tv, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now back to martin and . pip now back to martin and. pip in insulting and laughable. >> that is how one of russell brand's accusers has described the comedian's response to the sexual assault and rape allegations against him. as more women have reportedly come forward with accusations of sexual offences dating back as far as 2006. >> meanwhile , the chair of the >> meanwhile, the chair of the women and equalities committee , women and equalities committee, caroline nokes, has said that a criminal investigation should be launched into the allegations on channel 4, where brand worked a

all there's so much in the news there to talk about. >> let's look at exeter airport , for example. ng thing, airports don't want to handle your calls, right? airports and airports. there's nothing to do with us. we run the building, you know, but nothing to with us. so but nothing to do with us. so contact airline or good contact your airline or good luck one. good luck luck with that one. good luck with wonder who's with that one. i wonder who's sitting man all phone sitting man in all the phone lines on that. hello, everybody . you know, we'll tell you what's happening here. nonsense. absolute nonsense. you'll get no, you might as well just whistle window. really? whistle out the window. really? >> it's not a really >> at least it's not a really busy know, it's not busy airport, you know, it's not hugely . but if you hugely disruptive. but if you were flying in and out of exeter, would you two in the last 24 hours let us know if you've all of you've been affected by all of this and you know, you've this and you know, if you've been affected weather as been affected by the weather

something to be concerned about because that puts it i mean, we saw it in exeter, didn't we, exeter airportour eyes is this we keep our eyes on this is this is the cutting edge of meteorology. the day to day stuff can be a bit boring. i do a bit more than on a little bit more than that on my day job. >> it's boring. obsessed >> it's boring. we're obsessed with are the british are >> we are the british are obsessed with weather and a obsessed with weather and it's a fantastic thing because fantastic thing because. because you what you know what? you know what the weather most important weather is the most important factor, but nothing in our life. it dictates everything that we do, everything that we from from what we eat to what we wear, how we feel, our mental state, you name it. even even, even sports performances , for example, performances, for example, sports betting. so i do work for a sports betting company. that's what i do in the morning half the time doing global stuff and making sure that they've got the information what's information about what's going on cricket and on in rugby

both of those are in devon and flights have been cancelled at exeter airport.hile a yellow warning is in place across south—west england and south wales . place across south—west england and south wales. this is . place across south—west england and south wales . this is . gb and south wales. this is. gb news across the united kingdom on your television, in your car, on your television, in your car, on digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news it's time for the news now it's time for the camilla tominey show . camilla tominey show. >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show. lovely to have your company this morning again. we've got a jam packed 90 minutes for you. i'm going to be speaking to sir robert buckland, former robert buckland, the former justice secretary, because there have in the news have been a lot in the news about, well , have been a lot in the news about, well, i think prisons , about, well, i think prisons, shoplifting. become shoplifting. have we become a nafion shoplifting. have we become a nation of shoplift

it's already caused major disruption across the south—west, with exeter airport shutting due to floodingurst rivers caused roads to become impassable in somerset and in devon too. residents have been left with a major clean—up operation after the storm ripped through there. betty baldwin's cottage is one of the homes affected. she rested upstairs while her neighbours helped remove thick sludge and mud from downstairs. poor betty, all the mud went in, it must have been about three or four inches deep, all the way through the house. so the villagers have all rallied together and we've all been shovelling mud and cleaning it up. the 95—year—old is visually impaired and uses a stair lift. and waited patiently for someone to help her get to a neighbours' house. ijust woke up in the night to hear an awful lot of water, like the sea. where is all that sound coming from? and i went to the window and i shouted out, "i can't get out, i can't get out! i'm just so frightened, help me, please." her furniture was floating in this room and actually, when i climbed through the window i had to step into,

something to be concerned about because that puts it i mean, we saw it in exeter, didn't we, exeter airportur eyes is this we keep our eyes on this is this is the cutting edge of meteorology. the day to day stuff can be a bit boring. i do a bit more than on a little bit more than that on my day job. >> it's boring. obsessed >> it's boring. we're obsessed with are the british are >> we are the british are obsessed with weather and a obsessed with weather and it's a fantastic thing because fantastic thing because. because you what you know what? you know what the weather most important weather is the most important factor, but nothing in our life. it dictates everything that we do, everything that we from from what we eat to what we wear, how we feel, our mental state, you name it. even even, even sports performances , for example, performances, for example, sports betting. so i do work for a sports betting company. that's what i do in the morning half the time doing global stuff and making sure that they've got the information what's information about what's going on cricket and on in rugby

caused flash flooding on part of south—west england overnight . south—west england overnight. >> exeter airport, causing severe delays . an airport spokesperson says they have reopened after crews worked through the night to clean up the damage . the clean up the damage. the environment agency has issued several fresh warnings with flooding expected after midnight as hurricane lee travels across the pond from america . this is the pond from america. this is gb news across the uk on tv or on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now it's back to andrew and . bev and.bev >> urgent investigations are being launched by the bbc and channel 4 in the wake of the serious allegations of sexual assault and rape against russell brand . brand. >> brand has denied the allegations arising from a joint investigation by the times, the sunday times and channel 4 dispatches. it's this litany of astonishing, rather baroque attacks are some very serious allegations that i absolutely refute. >> these allegations pertain to the time when i was working in the time when i was working in the m

flooding was reported in the devon towns of dawlish and kenton and flights have been cancelled at exeter airportis gb news across the uk on tv, in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now let's get straight back to . mark nice to have ray back to. mark nice to have ray addison with us. >> he returns in an hour's time. welcome to a very busy mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, i'll be dealing with the russell brand story head on. you'll be heanng brand story head on. you'll be hearing my first personal thoughts on those bombshell allegations in the big story. will brands alleged victims ever get justice? and will brand have a chance to clear his name? i'll be asking barrister and former tv starjerry be asking barrister and former tv star jerry hayes. be asking barrister and former tv starjerry hayes. plus, we'll tv star jerry hayes. plus, we'll be joined by a top tv producer and director who has worked with some of the biggest names in the world comedy and world of comedy and entertainment, who is the real keir starmer? i'll be asking . keir starmer? i'll

flooding was reported in the devon towns of dawlish and kenton and flights have been cancelled at exeter airportis gb news across the uk on tv, in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now let's get straight back to . mark nice to have ray back to. mark nice to have ray addison with us. >> he returns in an hour's time. welcome to a very busy mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, i'll be dealing with the russell brand story head on. you'll be heanng brand story head on. you'll be hearing my first personal thoughts on those bombshell allegations in the big story. will brands alleged victims ever get justice? and will brand have a chance to clear his name? i'll be asking barrister and former tv starjerry be asking barrister and former tv star jerry hayes. be asking barrister and former tv starjerry hayes. plus, we'll tv star jerry hayes. plus, we'll be joined by a top tv producer and director who has worked with some of the biggest names in the world comedy and world of comedy and entertainment, who is the real keir starmer? i'll be asking . keir starmer? i'll

been reported in the towns of dawlish and kenton in devon, and flights have been cancelled at exeter airportengland and south wales. and get more on all of those stories by visiting our website , visiting our website, gbnews.com. now it's back to nana. >> thank you, ray. coming up in my mini debate , i'm talking my mini debate, i'm talking about the implementation of 20mph zones in wales. do you think 20 mph is too slow? plus we're continuing with the great british debate this hour. i'm asking, do you believe sir keir starmer will drag us back into the eu gb news the people's. channel 37 minutes after 5:00. >> this is gb news. we are the people's channel. i'm nana akua . welcome. if you've just tuned in now, it's time for the great british debate this hour. and i'm asking, do you that i'm asking, do you believe that sir starmer drag us sir keir starmer will drag us back eu ? now the labour back into the eu? now the labour leader has confused nation leader has confused the nation with to tackle the with his plans to tackle the migrant crisis the channel. migrant crisis in the channel. of all