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jackie giffin has come to remember her brother.ne of the first casualties of the war, killed when his helicopter was shot down. he was buried at sea. there is no grave forjackie to visit. for her, there'll always be a void. but this trip has provided comfort. coming here and meeting people, ex—soldiers that were there, has meant an awful lot because it was real. and they say, "oh, i know him and i knew him," and "oh, i remember the gazelles went down," and, yeah. so that's very sort of reassuring. very comforting in a strange way. the distance of time may have made these islands even more remote to many, but the british forces who fought here are still living with this conflict, a war which, though painful, they still believe was just. jonathan beale, bbc news, the falkland islands. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather. pretty extraordinarily mild for november, today we have seen some very unusually high temperatures, peaking about 19 degrees in parts of north—west england and also north—east of scotland, the average damage

jackie giffin has come to remember her brother.s helicopter was shot down. he was buried at sea. there is no grave forjackie to visit. for her, there'll always be a void. but this trip has provided comfort. coming here and meeting people, ex—soldiers that were there, has meant an awful lot because it was real. and they say, "oh, i know him and i knew him," and "oh, i remember the gazelles went down," and, yeah. so that's very sort of reassuring. very comforting in a strange way. the distance of time may have made these islands even more remote to many, but the british forces who fought here are still living with this conflict, a war which, though painful, they still believe was just. jonathan beale, bbc news, the falkland islands. a ship carrying more than 200 migrants has docked at the french port of toulon after being denied entry by italy. the two countries disagree about who should accept the ocean viking. france has described italy's refusal as unacceptable. those on board the ship were rescued at sea off the coast of libya. c

jackie giffin has come to remember her brother.l lot because it was real. and they say, "oh, i know him and i knew him," and "oh, i remember the gazelles went down," and, yeah. so that's very sort of reassuring. very comforting in a strange way. it may now be a0 years ago, but in the falklands they'll never be forgotten. here in the capital, stanley, there's a silhouette for each of the 255 british servicemen who lost their lives. they died 8,000 miles from home. but here, they'll always be remembered. the distance of time may have made these islands even more remote to many. but the british forces who fought here are still living with this conflict. a war which, though painful, they still believe was just. jonathan beale, bbc news, the falkland islands. a two—minute silence will be held across the uk shortly at 11am gmt to mark the end of the first world war. services will take place across the country for armistice day and this year's commemorations to remember the war dead will include the recently restored big ben striking 11 t

jackie giffin has come to remember her brother.e'll always be a void. but this trip has provided comfort. coming here and meeting people, ex—soldiers that were there, has meant an awful lot because it was real. and they say, "oh, i know him and i knew him," and "oh, i remember the gazelles went down," and, yeah. so that's very sort of reassuring. very comforting in a strange way. it may now be a0 years ago, but in the falklands they'll never be forgotten. here in the capital, stanley, there's a silhouette for each of the 255 british servicemen who lost their lives. they died 8,000 miles from home. but here, they'll always be remembered. the distance of time may have made these islands even more remote to many. but the british forces who fought here are still living with this conflict. a war which, though painful, they still believe was just. jonathan beale, bbc news, the falkland islands. 0ur our thanks go to gary and jackie who were sharing their memories and what it means to go back at this moment in time. you may remember the st

jackie giffin has come to remember her brother.an awful lot because it was real. and they say, "oh, i know him and i knew him," and "oh, i remember the gazelles went down," and, yeah. so that's very sort of reassuring. very comforting in a strange way. the distance of time may have made these islands even more remote to many, but the british forces who fought here are still living with this conflict, a war which, though painful, they still believe was just. jonathan beale, bbc news, the falkland islands. to egypyt now where the cop27 climate summit which is under way. were expecting joe biden to address the gathering sometime in the next hour we will bring that to you as soon as it happens. scientists are telling the conference today that carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels, the main driver of climate change, are on track to reach an all—time high this year. among the factors to blame — a rebound in air travel after the pandemic — and increased burning of coal because of the soaring cost of gas — as a result of the war in uk