this is hurricane kirk.t is left will then run it looks like increasingly to the south of us, across parts of continental europe, but it will still have an impact on our weather as it pulls away in drawing down colder, strong winds. now this is linked to hurricane kirk, ex—hurricane kirk, which is to the south of us on wednesday. it's still far away, but could be enough to give some persistent rain to the channel islands and the far southeast of england. one to watch. but away from it, a fair bit of cloud, occasional showers and turning colder from the north. now the centre of that storm system pushes continuing towards denmark as we go through into thursday. and that opens the door to colder air for more of us on thursday, and some particularly strong winds down eastern coasts — rough seas and dangerous around some of the coasts, i suspect. but a story of sunshine and showers for many on thursday. but by the afternoon, a much chillierfeel and a frosty night will follow. live from israel, this is bbc news. v

this is linked to hurricane kirk, ex hurricane kirk on wednesday.slands and the far south—east of england. away from it, fair bit of clout, occasional showers and turning colder from the north. occasional showers and turning colderfrom the north. the centre of that storm system pushes towards denmark as we go into thursday. that opens the door to colder air for more into thursday. that opens the door to colder airfor more of us on thursday and some particularly strong winds down in eastern coasts. rough seas and dangerous around some of the coasts, but a story of sunshine and showers for many on thursday providing a chilly feel and a frosty night will follow. this is bbc news, the headlines... vigils across israel and the world are remembering last year's 7 october attacks, in which hamas killed 1200 people and took 251 hostage. powerful explosions rocked beirut overnight as israel targets a hezbollah stronghold. this is the scene live in beirut — as lebanon deals with the aftermath of israel's strikes. welcome to the programme. israeli strikes cont

this is hurricane kirk.hat is left will then run it looks like increasingly to the south of us, across parts of continental europe, but it will still have an impact on our weather as it pulls away in drawing down colder, strong winds. now this is linked to hurricane kirk, ex—hurricane kirk, which is to the south of us on wednesday. it's still far away, but could be enough to give some persistent rain to the channel islands and the far southeast of england. one to watch. but away from it, a fair bit of cloud, occasional showers and turning colder from the north. now the centre of that storm system pushes continuing towards denmark as we go through into thursday. and that opens the door to colder air for more of us on thursday, and some particularly strong winds down eastern coasts — rough seas and dangerous around some of the coasts, i suspect. but a story of sunshine and showers for many on thursday. but by the afternoon, a much chillierfeel and a frosty night will follow. today at one, israel remembers the

there's a chance around the middle part of the week, we could see the remnants of hurricane kirk bringalways nearby. there's a chance around the middle part of the week, we could see the remnants of hurricane kirk bring some rain and gales, so stay tuned. welcome to newsday. i'm steve lai, reporting live from singapore. the headlines: israel carries out more deadly air strikes on the lebanese capital beirut. large explosions light up the night sky amid concerns of a wider war. a senior leader of hamas, proscribed as a terrorist organisation by many countries — including the us and the uk, speaks to the bbc�*s international editorjeremy bowen. with the death toll rising to 200, helene is declared the deadliest hurricane to hit the us mainland since katrina. and in a historic move, the uk gives up sovereignty of the strategic chagos islands in the indian ocean. rain and gales, so stay tuned.

midweek, we are watching hurricane kirk in the atlantic. this is the satellite picture from now on. be caught in the jet stream and propelled to western parts of europe. we are increasingly confident that the worst of the storm will track to the south of us but as the storm reaches western europe, it will sharply curve towards the left, northwards, and mayjust clip southeastern parts of the uk, but it's a small chance. let's have a look at wednesday. showers and cool weather across many northern and eastern areas with some sunshine out towards the west. here you can see the edge of the rain associated with kirk, that ex—hurricane, with gusty winds moving across france. 9 in northern scotland, 17 in the south—east of england. through the course of wednesday evening to thursday, look how close that low pressure is to southeastern parts of the country. and gale force winds are possible around east anglia, the south east of england for a time, particularly coastal areas as the low pressure pulls away towards, say, germany. so, here is the outlook then for the week. really showery picture

and here, you can see the west and here, you can see the edge of the rain associated with kirk, the ex hurricane winds moving across france. nine in northern scotland, 17 in the south—east of england. through the course of wednesday evening into thursday, look how close the low pressure is to south—eastern parts of the country and gale. winds are possible around east anglia, the south—east of england for a time, particularly coastal areas as the low pressure pulls away towards germany. he is the outlook for the week. showery picture, first half of the week and then we watching possibly kirk brushing is mid week and by the end of the week, brighter but quite a bit colder. goodbye. hello. we are following commemorations of the day of the ceremonies that are under way in israel in memory of the nearly 1200 people killed and 250 who were taken hostage by hamas exactly a year ago. this is a scene in israel, the site of the nova music festival on what was a holiday weekend in israel where many young people were enjoying the music overnight at a music festival. but what then unfolded was a rocket attac

we need to have a look at hurricane kirk which will weaken across the cooler waters and lose its hurricanef low pressure. current thinking is still taking it to northern spain and france so we are going to miss the worst of it. but what kirk will do is it will change the wind direction and be responsible for introducing this northerly flow and turning colder. they could be a glancing blow across the channel islands and a rash of showers coming in from the north sea and the northerly wind starting to be felt across scotland. eight or 9 degrees here. still relatively mild across the south. it is from thursday onwards that we will notice the difference with the feel of the weather, a cooler wind and still plenty of showers to come. live from london. this is bbc news. vigils in israel, and around the world, a year on from the october seventh attacks, when hamas gunmen killed 1200 people, and took 251 hostage. at the nova festival site, pictures of some of the missing and dead, many of whose families, gathered to mark the anniversary. multiple blasts have shaken the southern suburbs of beirut.

i'm sure you've heard us mention it has the remnants of ex hurricane kirk in it.to move to the south of the uk, but there is a chance it could be further north. keep watching the forecast. once that low moves through, however, the wind direction changes to a northerly and it will turn colder as we head towards the weekend. so, a pretty unsettled week ahead with showers or longer spells of rain, some of it could be quite heavy across southern england, and then colder into next weekend. live from london. this is bbc news. more israeli strikes on beirut, while israel claims a mosque it targeted in southern lebanon contained a hezbollah command centre. a number of hospitals are now closed in lebanon because of the airstrikes — with the humanitarian situation worsening by the hour. more foreign nationals evacuate lebanon, as military transport planes and charted flights are still using beirut airport despite strikes in the vicinity. anti—war protesters are marching in london, cape town and paris — as the first anniversary of october 7th approaches. french officials say

this deep low, ex—hurricane kirk, thankfully staying well away to the south of us, bringing some very rain, mostly quite patchy, quite showery in nature, but the odd heavy burst across northern england, up into eastern scotland, rather cloudy and damp for parts of wales, the north midlands. northern ireland seeing a lot of clouds, some spots of rain and drizzle, as well. further south, south wales, southern england, a mix of sunny spells and showers, 16 or 17 celsius, but northern scotland turning brighter but colder later in the day, as these brisk northerly winds kick in, could even see some wintry showers over high ground in northern scotland, because temperatures really will be dropping away through wednesday night, into the first part of thursday, with a frost across parts of scotland. a little bit milder, further south, first thing on thursday, but through the day, this cold air will be moving its way southwards, so a very different feel to the weather, but actually, things don't look too bad. certainly a drier day in prospect, some good spells of sunshine, just a few showers ar

that is a former hurricane kirk.ese different areas of low pressure will be moving eastwards over the next couple of days, taking the rain away eastwards too and bringing in this northerly wind. tomorrow for many, cloud, pieces of rain, the showers in the south shouldn't be as numerous or as heavy as they have been today, but that cold air starts to dig in. nine. in a way and aberdeen, those are the afternoon highs. looking at the ms chart as we head into thursday, that cold air in the north but it sinks its way all the way southwards. windy at first, particularly close to this east coast where there will be showers on thursday. a few showers out towards the west. some showers out towards the west. some showers over the hills of scotland and could be wintry. a nice—looking day for most on thursday. spells of sunshine. but these are the maximum temperatures, eight to 12 in celsius. night—time frosts becoming a feature. through fried into the weekend, it turns less chilly, largely dry in the south, some rain in the nor

, it is decaying — this, this is hurricane kirk, it is decaying.effect _ the rain. they will be an indirect effect and — the rain. they will be an indirect effect and we will see winds strength and further north and a cold wind — strength and further north and a cold wind. the south and east, the winds— cold wind. the south and east, the winds are — cold wind. the south and east, the winds are falling light, we could -et winds are falling light, we could get a _ winds are falling light, we could get a glancing blow from hurricane kirk, the _ get a glancing blow from hurricane kirk, the remnants of it, i should say, _ kirk, the remnants of it, i should say, in _ kirk, the remnants of it, i should say, in the — kirk, the remnants of it, i should say, in the very south—east but at the moment— say, in the very south—east but at the moment it is looking dry with hazy sunshine. temperatures 9 or 10 in the _ hazy sunshine. temperatures 9 or 10 in the north, — hazy sunshine. temperatures 9 or 10 in the north, 17 and a cell. cold air works — in the north, 1

that area of low pressure contains remnants of ex—hurricane kirk.t slides up towards scandinavia, it allows that northerly wind to push colder air right the way down across the whole of the country for thursday. it's certainly going to be a chilly start out there. many places could be dry on thursday with some sunshine. we've got a few showers around these exposed coasts, and the strongest of the winds will be around the north sea coast as well. so a particularly cold feel here, but temperatures are going to be lower everywhere. we're looking at ten degrees in the central belt of scotland, perhaps 12 in southern parts of england and wales. so quite a drop from what we're seeing at the moment. heading into friday, and that northerly wind will have changed. we've got lighter winds for many parts of the country, a westerly breeze in scotland bringing in cloud and some rain elsewhere. it's likely to be dry with some sunshine, a chilly start again, maybe some mist and fog and temperatures 11 or 12 degrees. and over the weekend, temperatures may rise just

this is ex—hurricane kirk — this will stay to the south of us, but it will essentially join forces withof days, then the whole lot shifts eastwards, leaving us with northerly winds and something significantly colder. but in the short—term for tuesday, still relatively mild, actually, with a mix of some sunshine, yes, but also some really heavy, thundery downpours. a band of cloud and rain moving slowly northwards across the far north of england, northern ireland, into southern scotland — some parts of southeast scotland looking very wet, indeed. northern scotland seeing a fair amount of cloud, it'll be windy, some spots of rain and drizzle. and then, further south, it is that mix of sunshine and showers, but some of the showers really heavy with some hail and thunder, the winds strengthening down towards the southwest. temperatures north to south between 10—18 celsius, and then, these various clumps of showery rain just continue to circulate around that area of low pressure as we head on into the first part of wednesday. but these northerly winds will be strengthening up towards the nor

this is the remnants of ex—hurricane kirk, and that will absorb our low pressure.winds at times down the north sea coastline. thursday sees a lot of dry weather coming our way. some showers across the south and the west. a few in the north—west to be replaced later by some heavier showers. but it's going to be a cold feeling day wherever you are. these are our maximum temperatures, eight to 12, 1a in the channel islands. on friday, the showers continue to push across scotland more of a westerly, but it will still feel cold. and you can see as we come further south for southern scotland, england, wales and a lot of northern ireland, it will be a dry day but still a cold feel. temperatures eight to about 12 degrees. temperatures at this time of the year in the south—east, for example, should be around about 15. as we head into the weekend, we've got this ridge of high pressure across us, but it starts to weaken on sunday, opening the doors to some rain coming into the west. so we continue with the chillier feel into the weekend. drier in the south and east, but rain

there's a chance around the middle part of the week, we could see the remnants of hurricane kirk bringing live from singapore. i'm steve lai. the headlines: israel carries out more deadly air strikes on the lebanese capital beirut. large explosions light up the night sky amid concerns of a wider war. the most senior leader of hamas outside gaza speaks to the bbc�*s international editorjeremy bowen, saying the crisis his organisation provoked in the middle east is justified. hurricane helene is declared the deadliest hurricane to hit the us mainland since katrina as the death toll rises to 200. and in a historic move, the uk gives up sovereignty

there's a chance around the middle part of the week, we could see the remnants of hurricane kirk bringbbc news. tensions remain high in the middle east, as israel carries out more deadly air strikes on beirut and the west bank overnight. global oil pricesjump after president biden said he was discussing possible strikes by israel on iranian oilfacilities. mps will get a vote on assisted dying in england and wales for the first for nine years. campaigners in favour welcome the move, while others remain cautious. the luxury cruise liner stranded in belfast forfour months has finally set sail. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak.

now, i am sure you have heard us talking about hurricane kirk and the impact that is going to have across uk. it has lost its hurricane status. it is moving across the cooler waters. still set to bow to the south of the uk, impacting northern spain and france but we are still going to feel the effect of this time because, as it continues to drift its way steadily east, that is going to allow that cooler air to push the wire mayor back to the new continent so, as we go through the day on wednesday, there is still a risk of heavy rain and rough seas, and the northerly wind will dry and a few scattered showers across the north sea coast as well. the cool are not really arriving yet. 14—17 year but noticeably colder in scotland and, as we go out of wednesday into thursday, gale force gusts of wind are going to push plenty of frequent showers south. there will be sunny spells but it will be a cooler story for all and temperatures are likely to keep between eight and i2. all and temperatures are likely to keep between eight and 12. a little bit below par from where we should be at this stage in

i sure you heard us talking about hurricane kirk and the impact that will have across the uk. rs, still set to push to the south of the uk, impacting northern spain and france. but we're still going to feel effects of this storm, but as it continues to drift steadily east, that will allow the cooler air to push the warm air back to the near continent. as we go through the day on wednesday, still a risk of heavy rain, rough seas both in the channel isles and the kent coast. a northerly wind will drive in a few scattered showers across the north sea coast as well. the cool air not really arriving yet, 14 to 17 degrees here, but noticeably colder in scotland. as we go out of wednesday into thursday, gale force gusts of wind will push plenty of frequent showers steadily sell. there will be some sunny spells but it will be a cooler story for all. temperatures are likely to peak between eight and 12 degrees. a little bit below par four where we should be at this stage in october. as we move through 0ctober. as we move through friday into saturday, a british ridge of high pressure bui

the reason why, major hurricane kirk, it's a category 4 hurricane. this system is more than 2,000 miles offshore, but it's big, it's powerful, it's really churning up the atlantic. now, out west, the october heat wave continues. another day of record heat for many cities, including denver coming off its hottest september on record. this heat continues well into next week. david? >> david: cecily die than, thank you. >>> overseas, the u.s. launching strikes on iran-backed yemeni rebels and a dire new warning to israel. ian pannell from beirut tonight. >> reporter: tonight, as fears grow of a wider war in the middle east, explosions rocking the capital of yemen. u.s. forces attacking iran-backed houthi rebels across the country. the pentagon saying the u.s. navy targeted 15 houthi military sites in an effort to make international waters safer after the houthis started targeting ships, claiming solidarity with the palestinians in gaza. this video showing a massive blast on an oil tanker. it comes as iran's supreme leader warned israel "will not survive.

i am sure you have heard about hurrican kirk, lost its hurricane status, moving across the cooler waters the effects dart that will allow the cooler air to push the warm air back to the near continent. through the day on wednesday, the risk of heavy rain and rough seas close to the channel isles and kent coast, northerly wind driving and scattered showers across the north sea coast as well. co are not really arriving yet, 14—17, noticeably cooler in scotland. wednesday to thursday, gale—force gusts of wind pushing plenty of shower steadily south. some sunny spells but a cooler story for all and in fact temperatures likely to be between 8—12, below par four where we should below par four where we should be at this stage in october. as we move through friday into saturday a brief ridge of high pressure builds across england and wales. this is bbc news, the headlines. breaking news from northern ireland to clearing a major incident following a school bus crash in county down for the police and emergency services are currently at the scene in newtown. it is understood that up to 70 passenger

that's the remnants of ex—hurricane kirk, that's going to miss our shores, going to slide up towardswind to push down across all areas. dropping the temperatures as we head into thursday. and an early frost in scotland. more cloud in the south will tend to break up. many places will have a dry day on thursday. a few showers around these windward coasts and the strongest winds will be down the north sea. feeling quite cold here. for all of us, though, temperatures are going to be a bit lower. may make ten degrees in the central belt of scotland and 12 across southern parts of england and wales. so quite a difference from what we're seeing at the moment. now that northerly wind will move out of the way by the time we get to the end of the week. westerly wind picking up actually in scotland. and that's where we're going to see more cloud and the showery rain arriving as well. but elsewhere, the winds will be light. could start with a touch of frost, but it should be a dry day with some sunshine around. but that cold air is still in place, so typical temperatures to end the week will be

hurricane kirk is a category-three and is expected to grow into a major hurricane. tropical storm leslie has also formed in the atlantic and could strengthen into a hurricane by the weekend. as of now, neither storm is deemed a threat to land. >>> we know have official word on what caused the devastating maui wildfire last year. investigators say the fire erupted from an earlier brush fire that was sparked by downed power lines. crews battling that earlier fire believe they had extinguished it, but hours later it was rekindled by strong winds. 102 were killed, and thousands of buildings destroyed in the historic town of lahaina. the findings from the federal and maui fire department investigators could help determine liability. the $4 billion settlement deal is tied up in court. >>> overseas now, explosions rocked the capital of lebanon this morning. heavy smoke was seen over the central beirut. israel says it conductsed a precise air strike targeting a building near parliament. at least six were killed. this after dozens of missiles were lawned tuesday. >>> of the

there's a chance around the middle part of the week we could see the remnants of hurricane kirk bringy tuned. live from london. this is bbc news. iran supreme leader calls the 7th of october attack on israel a legitimate act as he leads friday prayers in tehran for the first time in nearly five years. translation: ., ., ., translation: from iran to afghanistan, _ translation: from iran to afghanistan, gaza _ translation: from iran to afghanistan, gaza to - translation: from iran to i afghanistan, gaza to lebanon, and every islamic country, we should fasten the seat belt of resistance.— resistance. israel widens its campaign — resistance. israel widens its campaign of _ resistance. israel widens its campaign of air— resistance. israel widens its campaign of air strikes. - the lebanese health ministry says 37 people have been killed. this is the view of southern beirut as israeli strikes continue. mps will get a vote on assisted dying in england and wales for the first time in nine years.

this is major hurricane kirk.es northwards and gradually decays, it will have an influence on our weather during the second half of the week. exactly what happens, still open to a question mark. one scenario could bring that storm towards us, bringing mainly rain, but also some strong winds around as well. but there is also other scenarios in which that system pushes further south across spain, france and portugal and leaves us in something a little bit less stormy, but also a good deal colder. we'll keep you updated. live from beirut, this is bbc news. iran's supreme leader calls the october 7 attack on israel a "legitimate act", and calls on muslim nations to unite against their common enemy, as he leads prayers in tehran. translation: from iran to afghanistan, _ translation: from iran to afghanistan, from - translation: from iran to afghanistan, from gas - translation: from iran to afghanistan, from gas to i afghanistan, from gas to lebanon. in every islamic country, we should fasten the seat belt of resistance

midweek we are watching hurricane kirk in the atlantic. this is the satellite picture from now on. the jet stream and propelled to western parts of europe. we are increasingly confident that the worst of the storm will track to the south of us but as the storm reaches western europe it will sharply curve towards the left, northwards and mayjust clip south eastern parts of the uk, but it's a small chance. let's have a look at wednesday. showers and cool weather across many northern and eastern areas, with some sunshine out towards the west. here you can see the edge of the rain associated with kirk, that ex hurricane, with gusty winds moving across france. in northern scotland, 9, and 17 in the south—east of england. through the course of wednesday evening to thursday, look how close that low pressure is to south eastern parts of the country and gale force winds are possible around east anglia, the south—east of england for a time, particularly coastal areas as the low pressure pulls away towards, say, germany. so, here is the outlook then for the week. really showery picture, first

midweek we are watching hurricane kirk in the atlantic. this is the satellite picture from now on. tern parts of europe. we are increasingly confident that the worst of the storm will track to the south of us but as the storm reaches western europe it will sharply curve towards the left, northwards and mayjust clip south eastern parts of the uk, but it's a small chance. let's have a look at wednesday. showers and cool weather across many northern and eastern areas, with some sunshine out towards the west. here you can see the edge of the rain associated with kirk, that ex—hurricane, with gusty winds moving across france. 9 in northern scotland and 17 in the south—east of england. through the course of wednesday evening to thursday, look how close that low pressure is to south eastern parts of the country and gale force winds are possible around east anglia, the south—east of england for a time, particularly coastal areas as the low pressure pulls away towards, say, germany. so, here is the outlook then for the week. really showery picture, first half of the week. then we are watchin

this low influencing the uk, but if i step out of the way, this is hurricane kirk. ers. it is likely to track towards spain and france. but it is going to introduce this northerly flow, which will drive this cooler air to us. cooler and unsettled. as israel and the world hold memorial events to remember the hamas attacks a year ago today, intense fighting continues in the middle east. israeli forces are now at war on multiple fronts. let's just take a look. in gaza, they are pressing on with their campaign to destroy hamas — designated a terror organisation by the uk. its attacks on israel on 7th of october last year, killed 1,200 people while more than 250 were taken hostage. and one year on, fighting on israel's northern border has also intensified. lebanon is the base for hezbollah, also classed as a terror group by the british government. it's backed by iran. and then there are the houthis in yemen — also sponsored by iran. they've been attacking shipping in the red sea and have in turn been targeted by the us, uk, and israel. iran — as well as supporting all the

this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane kirk, and at the moment, we think that heavy rain and strong winds. but some of that rain could move into kent, perhaps. we're likely to see some very blustery winds down the north sea facing coasts as that low pulls away, and then it turns a lot colder. bye— bye. i want to take you back to the lebanese capital, beirut, because we had seen more explosions in beirut. in the centre of your screen you can see the orange glow that is there. this happened about one hour after the idf, the israeli military, warned residents in the southern suburb that they needed to evacuate at least 500 metres away from four particular buildings. we have seen a couple of explosions now in the last half hour and our middle east correspondent who is in beirut has said that she has seen at least one missile strike hit herself. she has posted a picture on the bbc news live page on our website. this is following a pattern we have had over the last couple of days whereby the idf issue a warning and about one hour later you see the explosions in the s

this deep low, ex—hurricane kirk, thankfully staying well away to the south of us, bringing some veryly quite patchy, quite showery in nature, but the odd heavy burst across northern england, up into eastern scotland. rather cloudy and damp for parts of wales, the north midlands. northern ireland seeing a lot of clouds, some spots of rain and drizzle as well. further south, south wales, southern england, a mix of sunny spells and showers, 16—17 celsius. but northern scotland turning brighter, but colder later in the day as these brisk northerly winds kick in. could even see some wintry showers over high ground in northern scotland, because temperatures really will be dropping away through wednesday night into the first part of thursday, with a frost across parts of scotland. a little bit milder further south first thing on thursday, but through the day, this cold air will be moving its way southwards. so, a very different feel to the weather, but actually, things don't look too bad. certainly a drier day in prospect, some good spells of sunshine. just a few showers around western and

now, if we just break the timeline, this is hurricane kirk. it's out in the atlantic. urope. this is one scenario that on wednesday into thursday, we'll see the ex—hurricane combined with ourjet stream and move across the uk, bringing very wet, very windy, very stormy conditions. but this is another solution here that the remnants of very heavy rain, the strong gusty winds will go over france and spain potentially. so a lot of uncertainty regarding the middle part of the week. it is likely to stay really quite unsettled. we will keep you informed, of course, and we could draw in more of a northerly wind as we head through saturday and sunday, making it feel really very cold indeed. bye—bye for now. live from london. this is bbc news. more israeli strikes on beirut — people are warned to leave their homes while israel claims a mosque it targeted in southern lebanon contained a hezbollah command centre. at least four hospitals are now closed in lebanon because of the airstrikes — leaving a humanitarian situation worsening by the hour. hamas says one of its leaders was kil

meanwhile, a low pressure, perhaps to our south, contains the remnants of hurricane kirk. winds to parts of western europe. western france looking vulnerable at the moment. but here in the uk, it's an unsettled—looking week. quite windy at times with showers or longer spells of rain next week. bye bye. live from washington, this is bbc news air strikes continue in lebanon, as israel tells more than 30 villages in the south to evacuate. lebenese people take to escaping on foot after a key road leading to syria is destroyed, as the humanitarian situation deteriorates. and iran's supreme leader makes a rare public appearance defending the attack on israel earlier this week, as israel decides if they will retaliate. i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. the middle east stands on the brink of a wider conflict. israel is continuing its operations in lebanon

meanwhile, a low pressure perhaps to our south contains the remnants of hurricane kirk. europe. western france looking vulnerable at the moment. but here in the uk, it's an unsettled—looking week, quite windy at times, with showers or longer spells of rain next week. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. air strikes continue in lebanon as israel tells more than 30 villages in the south to evacuate. lebenese people take to escaping on foot after a key road leading to syria is destroyed, as the humanitarian situation deteriorates. and iran's supreme leader makes a rare public appearance justifying the attack on israel earlier this week, as israel decides if they will retaliate. hello. i'm helena humphrey. the middle east stands on the brink of a wider conflict. israel is continuing its operations in lebanon as leaders weigh options to retaliate

meanwhile, a low pressure, perhaps to our south, contains the remnants of hurricane kirk.tern france looking vulnerable at the moment. but here in the uk, it's an unsettled—looking week. quite windy at times with showers or longer spells of rain next week. bye bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: beirut is hit by another round of blasts overnight — as hezbollah says its forces are fighting israeli troops in the south of lebanon. 18,000 pupils in england with special educational needs will be offered nhs eyesight, dental and ear checks in school, from next year. we meet the campaigners raising awareness of living with a stoma — as charities warn many still face stigma after surgery. it is how people managejobs it is how people manage jobs and families because that

this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane kirk.f the weather across parts of the near continent. but it won't take too much for this very heavy rain to push into parts of kent and east sussex as we head through the afternoon. temperature—wise again, it's still feeling warm towards the south, colder air digging in further north, but it's as that deep low moves away that we'll see some very brisk winds indeed down through north sea —facing coasts. so do keep an eye on the forecast. and then as we draw down, more of a northerly wind. temperatures are set to dip as we head towards the end of the working week. so here's the outlook for our capital cities. notice how it's going to be turning a lot chillier. live from israel. live from london. this is bbc news. israel continues bombing lebanon — massive explosions rock the capital beirut through the night and into the day. smoke from strikes keeps lingering over beirut — israel has issued fresh evacuation orders for residents in southern lebanon. hezbollah fires more rockets at israel — w

mid week we are watching hurricane kirk in the atlantic, this is the picture, as the story moves it wille western part of europe. we are increasingly confident that the worst of the storable track to the south of us but as it reaches western europe it will sharply curve left, northwards, and mayjust clip south—eastern part of the uk. but it is a small chance. looking at wednesday, showers and cool weather across many northern and eastern areas, some out towards the west, and here you can see the edge of the rain associated with kirk, that x hurricane, with very gusty winds across northern france. nine in scotland, 17 in the south—east of england. then through the course of wednesday into thursday, look how close the low pressure is to south—eastern parts of the country. and gale force winds are possible around east anglia, the south—east of england, for a time, particularly coastal areas, as the low pressure pulls way towards germany. so here is the outlook for the week. really showery first half of the week, then we are watching, possibly kirk brushing us mid week then towards the end o

meanwhile, a low pressure, perhaps to our south, contains the remnants of hurricane kirk.estern europe. western france looking vulnerable at the moment. but here in the uk, it's an unsettled—looking week. quite windy at times with showers or longer spells of rain next week. bye bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. more blasts across beirut, as israel continues to strike the south of the city. meanwhile hezbollah fighters say they're engaged with israeli troops near the border. kamala harris and donald trump step up campaigning in key swing states across the us, with a month until election day. the world health organization approves the first diagnostic test for m—pox, in its effort to ease the crisis in central africa. i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. there have been more explosions in the lebanese capital, hours after the israeli army issued an evacuation order for dozens of areas in the city.

what happens depends next week on what is happening with this, hurricane kirk, as it moves north, itt happens still open, one scenario could bring the storm towards us bringing rain and strong winds, but there is also other scenarios in which the system pressure south across spain and france and portugal and leaves us in something a bit less stormy but also a good deal colder. we will keep you updated. this is bbc news, the headlines... iran's supreme leader leads friday prayers in tehran for the first time in nearly five years. it comes after iran fired nearly 200 ballistic missiles into israel on tuesday. israel widens its campaign ofairstrikes on hezbollah targets. the lebanese health ministry says 37 people have been killed. this is the view of southern beirut as israeli strikes continue. global oil pricesjump as president biden said he was discussing possible strikes on iranian oil facilities by israel. mps will get a vote on assisted dying in england and wales for the first time in nine years. campaigners in favour welcome the move, whilst others remain cautious.

this big area of rain here that is likely to be the remnants of ex—hurricane kirk, could bring some weters, still a bit of sunshine. still reasonably mild with temperatures in the mid to high teens again, but it's really through into the middle of the week. wednesday, possibly thursday. although that ex—hurricane may well stay to the south, it could still bring some pretty wet and windy weatherfor a time in the middle of the week. and then things turn colder again towards the end of next week. live from london. this is bbc news israeli strikes hit the lebanese capital beirut overnight and into the morning. as hezbollah claims it has pushed back israeli forces on the border. this is the scene live in beirut — with smoke from recent blasts lingering over the skyline. hamas has announced the death of a leader of its armed wing — in a strike on the northern lebanese city of tripoli. in the us, republican nominee donald trump returns to the city where he survived an assassination attempt — with a month to go until the us presidential election. and thousands of students with special education

i'm sure you've heard us mention it has the remnants of ex hurricane kirk in it.orecast. once that low moves through, however, the wind direction changes to a northerly and it will turn colder as we head towards the weekend. so, a pretty unsettled week ahead with showers or longer spells of rain, some of it could be quite heavy across southern england, and then colder into next weekend. this is bbc news, the headlines — more israeli strikes on lebanon. these live pictures are from tyre. while israel claims a mosque it targeted in southern lebanon contained a hezbollah command centre. a number of hospitals are now closed in lebanon because of the airstrikes, with the humanitarian situation worsening by the hour. and us republican nominee donald trump returns to the city where he was shot injuly, with a month to go until the presidential election. now it's time for a look at today's sport with lizzie. hello from the bbc sport centre. we're starting with football and the premier league, where everton and newcastle are just getting underway in the last of seven matche

now, i'm sure you've heard us talking about hurricane kirk and the impact that that's going to have acrossoss the cooler waters, still set to push to the south of the uk, impacting northern spain and france. but we're still going to feel the effects of this storm because as it continues to drift its way steadily east, that's going to allow that cooler air to push the warm air back to the near continent. so as we go through the day on wednesday, there's still a risk of some heavy rain and rough seas close to the channel islands and the kent coast. a northerly wind will drive in a few scattered showers across the north sea coast as well, the cool air not really arriving yet. 14 to 17 degrees here, but noticeably colder in scotland. and as we go out of wednesday into thursday, gale force gusts of winds are going to push plenty of frequent showers steadily south. there will be some sunny spells, but it will be a cooler story for all. and in fact, temperatures are likely to peak between eight and 12 degrees, a little bit below par for where we should be at this stage in october. and then as we

this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane kirk.—wise again, it's still feeling warm towards the south, colder air digging in further north, but it's as that deep low moves away that we'll see some very brisk winds indeed down through north sea—facing coasts. so do keep an eye on the forecast. and then as we draw down, more of a northerly wind. temperatures are set to dip as we head towards the end of the working week. so here's the outlook for our capital cities. notice how it's going to be turning a lot chillier. this is bbc news, the headlines... israel strikes gaza and lebanon, as it issues evacuation orders for residents in 25 lebanese villages. in southern israel, one woman has been killed and several wounded in a shooting at a bus station — police say the attacker has been killed. sue gray quits her role as the prime minister's chief of staff — saying she "risked becoming a distraction". she had been caught in rows over pay, after it was revealed her salary was higher than sir keir starmer�*s. a new research on a revolutionar