iwant to assure you. — criswell. -- my yorkers... want to l assure you, we are taking this storm very seriously. as you will hear from dr brennan shortly, milton is currently a category four storm and will remain a hurricane as it crosses over florida. at your direction, mr president, i will be travelling down to tallahassee tonight to embed at the stadium seek tonight to embed at the stadium seek to meet with my team as well as the state partners and i will be there to assess the damages and the impacts immediately following the storm. we are working in" nation with the state to ensure that they everything that they need to support their priorities —— in close coordination. as you've arvos directed me to do, i am leaving for to make sure we are strategically placing our resources and team to respond in florida. there are currently over 8000 federal personnel on the ground in florida importing the efforts from hurricane helene as well as the previous storms that have happened over the last three years —— over 1000. at your direction,

iwant needs by water trucks and bedding.t to tell you, because of their own preparedness, in a very short time the hostilities have only taken place in two weeks and already there is incidences of cholera and other diseases in these places so the health situation is really concerning. thank you very much for coming on the programme. earlier, my colleague lyse doucet spoke to udi goren, whose cousin tal haimi was taken hostage by hamas on october the 7th and later killed. here's what he shared with us. i think back on this year as the entire year, we are still stuck in october seventh, 2023, because a lot of people had been impacted and were able to recuperate and move on but we are still undergoing that same trauma, we are still in this struggle, as you havejust heard, our lives had stopped, it is absolutely true, and there is really no way we could do anything aside from taking care of this campaign to bring them back as soon as possible. the fact that we are a year into the war and the hostages are not back, most of all we

iwant actually operating on the ground.e of that interview, because he has been talking to my colleague sarah montague. have a listen to what he said.- a listen to what he said. these allegations _ a listen to what he said. these allegations that _ a listen to what he said. these allegations that unrwa - a listen to what he said. these allegations that unrwa is - allegations that unrwa is somehow complicit in the activities of hamas, it is very important to allege and even more important to provide evidence it is true. and i think when the commissioner general suspended or terminated the deployment of the nine people you are referring to, that was a brave act and one that was a brave act and one that we can all understand. but i am not sure it was something that the courts would approve of, because there wasn't any evidence, still isn't.- evidence, still isn't. what is the evidence _ evidence, still isn't. what is the evidence on _ evidence, still isn't. what is the evidence on the - evidence, still isn't. what is| the evid

and, you know, iwant to live on that ship.o, so long as we can be on the ship. well, many passengers have said they've come to love this place and its people. but there are some aspects of life here that perhaps they won't miss as much. if the ship had stuck to its original itinerary, well, apparently it would be in the bahamas now, rather than belfast. you can imagine that plenty of the people here now safely on board will be glad to be heading for the high seas. cheering. the travellers have shown a lot of humour amidst the hassle. 17 weeks on, northern ireland has said bon voyage. chris page, bbc news, belfast. before we leave you this hour, this is the seen live over beirut with smoke hanging in the air. it comes as israeli troops have crossed into lebanon in what the israeli military has described as a limited, localised and targeted operation against hezbollah. in the last few moments a security official for israel has told the bbc that at the moment there are no clashes, there has been no direct confrontation between he

iwant to tell you, because of the unpreparedness, in a very short time the hostilities, the escalationsand cholera in these places, so the health situation is really concerning as well. the humanitarian situation in lebanon. we will return now to the commemorations of the october the 7th attack, exactly one year ago. people across israel as you can see in the live pictures on the left of your screen with the israeli flags waving in the wind. people in israel and across the world remembering those who were killed on the 7th of october and those taken october and those ta ken hostage. rushdi abualouf is our gaza correspondent. he told lyse doucet about what it was like in the gaza strip a year ago. we were expecting some sort of a very big israeli retaliation following the hamas attack on october the 7th, but not on this scale. we are talking about numbers, we are saying more than 42,000 41,000 people killed, 10,000 people are still missing, almost half, maybe more than half of gazan's buildings, infrastructure, schools, universities, hospitals are completely destroyed. over 120,000 peopl

and, you know, iwant to live on that ship.e to love this place and its people. but there are some aspects of life here that perhaps they won't miss as much. if the ship had stuck to its original itinerary, well, apparently it would be in the bahamas now, rather than belfast. you can imagine that plenty of the people here now safely on board will be glad to be heading for the high seas. cheering. the travellers have shown a lot of humour amidst the hassle. 17 weeks on, northern ireland has said bon voyage. chris page, bbc news, belfast. gas and electricity prices in england, scotland and wales are rising by 10% from tuesday as the debate continues over the withdrawal of financial support such as the winter fuel payment. it means the average household bill will increase by £119. people are being encouraged to submit a meter reading as soon as they can to ensure their bill is as accurate as possible. now the weather's turning, the focus for many is finding ways to keep warm and dry. an energy price hike is the last thing anyone n

in terms of the iranians, iwant quickly. iranians, i want to point out right now, all of these things are unconfirmed. the white house — are unconfirmed. the white house official has not been identified which means it was purposely leaked without attribution and picked up very quickly— attribution and picked up very quickly by different media outlets. at the same time sky news — outlets. at the same time sky news is — outlets. at the same time sky news is reporting that the idf have — news is reporting that the idf have told them that they don't see any— have told them that they don't see any imminent aerial attack. so it's— see any imminent aerial attack. so it's unclear at the iranians actually— so it's unclear at the iranians actually planning something, are they— actually planning something, are they faking an attack in order— are they faking an attack in order to _ are they faking an attack in order to rattle their adversary? what's going on exactly. _ adversary? what's going on exactly, we have to be very cautious _ ex

iwant about the situation in the middle east.an? and have attempts to get british nationals out been hampered by israeli air strikes? | hampered by israeli air strikes?— hampered by israeli air strikes? ., ,, , strikes? i will take this in reverse — strikes? i will take this in reverse order. _ strikes? i will take this in reverse order. firstly, . strikes? i will take this in | reverse order. firstly, the evacuation plan has been rocked forward, and we are evacuating unimpeded, and that is because of the planning that we put into it. i repeat, importantly, to uk nationals in lebanon, now is the time to leave. there is the time to take up that evacuation plan. that is a really important message, obviously an important answer to your question, but an important answer to anybody listening, now is the time to leave, we have the plans in place. please, come forward and we can make sure that they are evacuated. the most important thing in the middle east is the need for de—escalation, and thatis need for de—escalation, and that is why

oh my god, iwant— time! bravo, bravo! oh my god, lwant to— time! bravo, bravo!nt to hear kamala harris speak that way. i want to hear american _ speak that way. i want to hear american politicians who oppose donald _ american politicians who oppose donald trump speak that way. just call— donald trump speak that way. just call it what it is. donald trump is _ just call it what it is. donald trump is with putin. i want the world — trump is with putin. i want the world to — trump is with putin. i want the world to realise that. if he is reelected _ world to realise that. if he is reelected he will turn his back on ukraine, he will try to force _ on ukraine, he will try to force america to turn our backs on ukraine _ force america to turn our backs on ukraine and donald trump will help— on ukraine and donald trump will help vladimir putin. i have _ will help vladimir putin. i have no— will help vladimir putin. i have no doubt that orban is in the same _ have no doubt that orban is in the same camp. they need to be called _ the same camp. they need to be called out —

iwant very seriously. would you welcome it? i want to _ very seriously. would you welcome it?stituents up and down the country _ constituents up and down the country. and if it means we get to that point— country. and if it means we get to that point then absolutely i would welcome — that point then absolutely i would welcome that.— that point then absolutely i would welcome that. .. , ., ., welcome that. sam lister, what would our dail welcome that. sam lister, what would your daily express _ welcome that. sam lister, what would your daily express readers _ welcome that. sam lister, what would your daily express readers make - welcome that. sam lister, what would your daily express readers make of. your daily express readers make of this? ~ , ., . ., your daily express readers make of this? ~ ,., .., , , your daily express readers make of this? , , this? well you could see this coming from outer space, _ this? well you could see this coming from outer space, it _ this? well you could see this coming from outer space, it was _ this? well you could see this coming from outer sp

and, you know, iwant to live on that ship.to, so long as we can be on the ship. well, many passengers have said they've come to love this place and its people. but there are some aspects of life here that perhaps they won't miss as much. if the ship had stuck to its original itinerary, well, apparently it would be in the bahamas now, rather than belfast. you can imagine that plenty of the people here now safely on board will be glad to be heading for the high seas. cheering. the travellers have shown a lot of humour amidst the hassle. 17 weeks on, northern ireland has said bon voyage. chris page, bbc news, belfast. there she goes. finally. after a four month wait. can you imagine? they have gone. sailing towards warmer weather. the caribbean, wouldn't that be nice. how caribbean well it be for us this morning? goad well it be for us this morning? good morninu. well it be for us this morning? good morning- i — well it be for us this morning? good morning- i can _ well it be for us this morning? good morning. i can tell— well it

today, iwant more publicly in the run—up to the trial. today, i want to update the house.view found that the current system for holding police officers to account is not commanding the confidence of either the public or the police. accountability and misconduct proceedings are too often plagued by delays in stretching for years, which are damaging for complainers, officers and forces alike, and the system has become much more complex with confusion over multiple thresholds, the different investigations, a lack of clarity, especially involving specialist capabilities. there are also wider concerns about the misconduct system because the focus when things go wrong can end up being entirely on the decisions of the individual officer, so system failings like poor training, officer, so system failings like poortraining, unmanageable poor training, unmanageable caseloads, or wider force poortraining, unmanageable caseloads, or widerforce practices, are not sufficiently considered or followed up, so to little changes. at the same time, we saw following the casey and angelini revi

as someone who has covered europe and weather in spain, iwanted covered europe and weather in spain, it. this is a devastating _ opinion of it. this is a devastating time - opinion of it. this is a devastating time and | opinion of it. this is a - devastating time and we've heard words from spain's king, felipe, who has extended condolences to the families of those who have died and also to those who have died and also to those who have died and also to those who are still missing, and the prime minister of spain as such has said those who had lost their loved ones, the whole of spain weeps with you. and you'll remember that there were terrible floods in central europe just back in september, that the loss of life seen here in spain isjust really devastating.- in spain isjust really devastating. in spain isjust really devastatina. . . , devastating. yeah, it includes the death _ devastating. yeah, it includes the death of— devastating. yeah, it includes the death of a _ devastating. yeah, it includes the death of a british - devastating. yeah, it includes the death of a british man -