i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: welcome to bbc news. i'm gareth barlow. knocking.ne. flooding and mudslides. in iran, increasingly violent anti—government protests have continued for an eighth day.

welcome to bbc news, i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: canadian police say they've arrested a man who'd been on the run following a series of deadly stabbings. myles sanderson was arrested on highway eleven in saskatchewan, this is the scene there live, we'll bring you the very latest. president putin steps up his war of words with the west, threatening to let europe freeze. but the european union isn't backing down, it's outlined plans to introduce a price cap on russian gas. and, california urges people to conserve energy, as a heatwave is leading to demand that could overwhelm power supplies. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we will go live to canada in a few moments time, but first: the european union has outlined plans to introduce a price cap on russian gas. president putin threatened to cut off all energy supplies if such a step was taken. eu governments have accused moscow of using energy to blackmail them in retaliation for western support for ukraine following russia's invasion. our

welcome to bbc news — i'm gareth barlow.y in south—west florida in the aftermath of hurricane ian. president biden warns it could be the deadliest storm that's ever hit the state. the danger is real, to state the obvious, please obey warnings and directions from emergency officials. moscow prepares a ceremony to mark the annexation of occupied territories in ukraine, but the us says it will never recognise russia's claims. and the time and cause of death of queen elizabeth is made public, 3 weeks on.

this is bbc news: i'm gareth barlow. rescue effort is under way in south—west florida in the aftermath of hurricane ian. president biden warns it could be the deadliest storm that's ever hit the state. the danger is real, to state the obvious, please obey warnings and directions from emergency officials. moscow prepares a ceremony to mark the annexation of occupied territories in ukraine, but the us says it will never recognise russia's claims. britain's prime minister stands by her chancellor's widely—criticised economic policy. but global experts continue to express their doubts. public, three weeks on.

this is bbc news: i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: a huge rescue effort is under way in south—west florida in the aftermath of hurricane ian. president biden warns it could be the deadliest storm that's ever hit the state. the danger is real, to state the obvious, please obey warnings and directions from emergency officials. moscow prepares a ceremony to mark the annexation of occupied territories in ukraine, but the us says it will never recognise russia's claims. britain's prime minister stands by her chancellor's widely—criticised economic policy. but global experts continue to express their doubts. public, three weeks on. the globe. a huge rescue effort is taking place in the us state of florida in the wake of hurricane ian. fears are growing that there may have been many deaths — at least ten have been recorded since the storm struck. president biden said ian could prove to be the deadliest hurricane in florida's history. it is expected to crash into south carolina on friday. our north america correspondent john

i'm gareth barlow. our top stories — knocking.yewitnesses say armed soldiers are going door—to—door in occupied parts of ukraine to collect votes for so—called "referendums" onjoining russia. at the united nations general assembly, russia's foreign minister has accused the west of stirring up tensions around the world. translation: the west is introducing _ translation: the west is introducing dividing - translation: the west is introducing dividing lines . introducing dividing lines everywhere on the lines of confrontation between blocks can are either with us or against us, there is no third option. storm fiona strikes canada's atlantic coastline. torrential rain and winds of up to 160 kph cause extensive flooding and mudslides. in iran, increasingly violent anti—government protests have continued for an eighth day. the uk opposition leader, sir keir starmer, will set out to his party conference the dividing lines between labour and the new conservative government. and after 12 long years of tory failure, didn't theyjust and aft

welcome to bbc news, i'm gareth barlow. our top stories.oftops in parts of florida, as hurricane ian leaves more than a million properties without power. as millions of people flee, a small few do the opposite. we'll speak to a hurricane hunter and show you footage from the eye of the storm. here in the uk, an emergency intervention by the bank of england seeks to calm the panic on the markets over the government's new economic strategy. iran's president ebrahim raisi accuses protesters of misusing the death of a young woman in police custody to cause riots.

this is bbc news — i'm gareth barlow.ur top stories: police in canada confirm a man suspected of killing ten people in a mass stabbing has died after being arrested. nearby, ems record by pleased to attend the scene and he was transported to hospital in saskatoon. he was pronounced deceased at the hospital. president putin steps up his war of words with the west, threatening to let europe freeze. but the european union isn't backing down: it's outlined plans to introduce a price cap on russian gas. and california urges people to conserve energy as a heatwave is leading to demand that could overwhelm power supplies. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the remaining suspect sought by canadian authorities following a weekend stabbing spree went into medical distress after his arrest on wednesday, and was pronounced dead according to police. police say an autopsy will now be conducted to determine cause of death. myles sanderson was arrested four days after 10 people were killed in a stabbing attack

i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: knocking. eyewitnesses say armed soldiers are going door—to—door in occupied parts of ukraine to collect votes for so—called referendums onjoining russia. storm fiona strikes canada's atlantic coastline. torrential rain and winds of up to 160km/h cause exstensive flooding and mudslides. in iran, increasingly violent anti—government protests have continued for an eigth day. millions of italians prepare to go to the polls, in an election that could usher in the nation's first female leader and a government led by a far—right prime minister. rapping. and, how one of the world's most streamed performers, bad bunny, has used his fame to draw attention to the issues facing his native puerto rico. hello and welcome to bbc news. reports from ukraine say armed soldiers have been going door to door in occupied parts of the country to collect votes for self—styled referendums onjoining russia. russian state media says door—to—door voting is necessary for security reasons. these are the four areas where vo

i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: knocking on door. eyewitnesses say armed soldiers are going door to door in occupied parts of ukraine to collect votes for so—called "referendums" onjoining russia. storm fiona strikes canada's atlantic coastline. torrential rain and winds of up to 160km/h cause extensive flooding and mudslides. increasingly violent protests are happening in iran for an eighth day. and italy ushers in polling, that could be led by a female prime minister and a far right leader. reports from ukraine say armed soldiers have been going door to door in occupied parts of the country to collect votes for self—styled referendums on joining russia. russian state media says door—to—door voting is necessary for security reasons. these are the four areas where voting is being held. they include occupied parts of luhansk and donetsk in the east, and zaporizhzhia and kherson, in the south and cover around 15% of ukraine's territory. the so—called referendums have been widely condemned. president biden described them as a sham and a

welcome to bbc news — i'm gareth barlow.ur top stories: canadian police say they've arrested a man who'd been on the run following a series of deadly stabbings. myles sanderson was arrested on highway 11 in saskatchewan. this is a scene from there, live and we will bring you the latest. president putin steps up his war of words with the west — threatening to let europe freeze. but the european union isn't backing down. it's outlined plans to introduce a price cap on russian gas. and california urges people to conserve energy as a heatwave is leading to demand that could overwhelm power supplies. police in canada say they have arrested myles sanderson, four days after ten people were killed in a stabbing attack in saskatchewan. sanderson was one of two people wanted in connection with the stabbings — the other — his brother was found dead on monday. a motive for the killings still isn't clear. we can speak now to our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal, who's in melfort, saskatchewan. thank you so much forjoining us. a l

i'm gareth barlow. our top stories — knocking.ons general assembly, russia's foreign minister has accused the west of stirring up tensions around the world. translation: the west is introducing _ translation: the west is introducing dividing - translation: the west is introducing dividing lines . introducing dividing lines everywhere on the lines of confrontation between blocks can are either with us or against us, there is no third option. storm fiona strikes canada's atlantic coastline. torrential rain and winds of up to 160 kph cause extensive flooding and mudslides. in iran, increasingly violent anti—government protests have continued for an eighth day.

i'm gareth barlow. knocking on door.

this is bbc news — i'm gareth barlow.died after being arrested. nearby, ems record by pleased to attend the scene and he was transported to hospital in saskatoon. he was pronounced deceased at the hospital. president putin steps up his war of words with the west, threatening to let europe freeze. but the european union isn't backing down: it's outlined plans to introduce a price cap on russian gas. and california urges people to conserve energy as a heatwave is leading to demand that could overwhelm power supplies.

welcome to bbc news, i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: hurricane ian leaves a trail of devastation across south—west florida. president biden warns it could be the deadliest storm that's ever hit the state. the danger is real, to state the obvious. please obey all warnings and directions from emergency officials. moscow prepares a ceremony to mark the annexation of occupied territories in ukraine, but the us says it will never recognise russia's claims. britain's prime minister stands by her chancellor's widely—criticised economic policy but global experts continue to express their doubts. this is something that you see in galloping countries going through difficulties. you normally do not see this in a g7 economy. and the time and cause of death of queen elizabeth is made public, three weeks on. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. a huge rescue effort is taking place in the us state of florida in the wake of hurricane ian. fears are growing that there may have been many deaths, although only on

welcome to bbc news, i'm gareth barlow. our top stories. the us is battered by one of its strongest storms in decades — floodwaters reach rooftops in parts of florida, as hurricane ian leaves more than a million properties without power. as millions of people flee, a small few do the opposite. we'll speak to a hurricane hunter and show you footage from the eye of the storm. here in the uk, an emergency intervention by the bank of england seeks to calm the panic on the markets over the government's new economic strategy. iran's president ebrahim raisi accuses protesters of misusing the death of a young woman in police custody to cause riots. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. hurricane ian is battering the us state of florida with powerful winds and a severe storm surge that has flooded communities along the southwest coast. there's also been flooding inland as the category four storm advances. more than a million people have been left without electricity. azadeh moshiri reports from tampa. a life—threatening hurr

welcome to bbc news, i'm gareth barlow. who'd been on the run following a series of deadly stabbings. myles sanderson was arrested on highway eleven in saskatchewan, this is the scene there live, we'll bring you the very latest. president putin steps up his war of words with the west, threatening to let europe freeze. but the european union isn't backing down, it's outlined plans to introduce a price cap on russian gas. and, california urges people to conserve energy, as a heatwave is leading to demand that could overwhelm power supplies.

welcome to bbc news — i'm gareth barlow.arrested a man who'd been on the run following a series of deadly stabbings. myles sanderson was arrested on highway 11 in saskatchewan. this is a scene from there, live and we will bring you the latest. president putin steps up his war of words with the west — threatening to let europe freeze. but the european union isn't backing down. it's outlined plans to introduce a price cap on russian gas. and california urges people to conserve energy as a heatwave is leading to demand that could overwhelm power supplies.

now, some of the uk's biggest lenders have suspended mortgage deals amid the uncertainty, as gareth barlow system came a stark and unusually blunt warning on tuesday night. the international monetary fund openly criticising the government for the tax cuts unveiled last week. in a statement, the world the — one of the well�*s important natural institutes said the uk's developments were being closely monitored and are targeted fiscal packages were not recommended at a time of high inflation. it warned the government that its mini budget risked increasing inequality. the combination britain is facing is very ominous. i think the kind of warning that britain received from the imf todayis britain received from the imf today is a kind of warning that comes much more frequently to emerging markets with new governments than to our country like britain. mr governments than to our country like britain-— like britain. mr speaker, we are at the — like britain. mr speaker, we are at the beginning - like britain. mr speaker, we are at the beginning of - like britain. mr speaker, we are at the beginning

gareth barlow, bbc news. nina joins us now with more on this.s really unusual.— this statement from the imf is reall unusual. . �* , ,, really unusual. can't quite stressed how unusual _ really unusual. can't quite stressed how unusual this _ really unusual. can't quite stressed how unusual this is. _ really unusual. can't quite stressed how unusual this is. this _ really unusual. can't quite stressed how unusual this is. this is - really unusual. can't quite stressed how unusual this is. this is the - how unusual this is. this is the body that seeks to stabilise the global spreadsheets if you like. to intervene often when smaller economy, maybe, they get involved. but to say to one of the major economies, a big stakeholder, you need to look at it, this moral intervention is pretty extraordinary. they say the chancellor's mini budget described as untargeted fiscal packages, will not only add to inflationary pressure but also likely to increase inequality, make things less fair. it is unusual for them to make a statement like that. monitoring eve

gareth barlow, bbc news.ting an offender after he was stopped by officers on the m42 in warwickshire. five days of hearings over british government plans to send asylum seekers to rwanda have started today — at the high court in london. lawyers for the migrants allege that the home office had been repeatedly told about what they say is rwanda's historically poor human rights record — they accuse the home secretary, priti patel, of breaking the law by failing to take into account previous official warnings. the ministry denies this. it describes rwanda as a safe country. our home and legal correspondent, dominic casciani, has the latest from the high court. here at the high court there is quite a crowd that has gathered here since early this morning for this major legal challenge against the rwandan policy and a lot of supporters of migrants, who have been very noisy behind me, and also some people who support the policy of the home secretary to remove migrants to rwandan. they are being kept separate. quite a

welcome to bbc news, i'm gareth barlow.ts. this is something that you see in galloping countries going through difficulties.