jen smith, bbc news. expected to perform strongly. the party is anti—immigration; wants to replace the euro with the deutschmark; and opposes the national government's approach to the war in ukraine and climate change. the us vice president, kamala harris, has accused her republican rival, donald trump, of "disrespecting sacred ground" during his recent visit to arlington national cemetery. the democratic presidential nominee accused mr trump of carrying out a political stunt at the military cemetery on monday. his visit was recorded and used on social media for election campaign purposes. the us army has already criticised the trump campaign team. commemorative events are taking place in the russian town of beslan to mark the twentieth anniversary of the beslan school siege. more than three hundred people. including at least 180 children, were killed when chechen separatists burst into the school on its first day of term. they took more than a thousand people hostage to demand independence for chechnya.

jen smith, bbc news.row where the government is promising to deliver the most �*packed legislative agenda for a change of administration in decades'. but the union unite is already warning that the uk needs change, not cuts. this follows a speech from sir keir starmer earlier this week, where he said things will only get worse before they get better. earlier i spoke to our political correspondent, damian grammaticas. you had basically from the government over the summer a pretty gloomy message. keir starmer, rachel reeves the chancellor, all talking about the inheritance that they say they have received from the last government, from the conservatives, saying they looked into the books and there is this huge deficit overspend, unbudgeted items and they need to take action. so warnings about what may come in the budget that is coming at the end of october, and the likelihood of tax rises. and of course also saying that difficult decisions have already been taken, like cutting the winter fuel allowance for

jen smith, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. have gone into autumn. whilst it may have looked a little bit like autumn first thing this morning in herefordshire missed that we have summer storms in the forecast. we have seen this plume of cloud moving north out of france across the english channel bringing us some very warm and humid air and some thundery downpours. those storms will continue to move north across southern england into the midlands and parts of northern england getting downpours and frequent lightning and hail and gusty wind and may be the risk of localised flooding and heavy showers and thunderstorms in eastern areas. further north northmore a bit drier, temperature is 15 to 21 degrees but very warm in the south east, the temperatures here reaching 29 celsius. through tonight those storms will continue for a time and drift northward and you may see further downpours develop to some parts of wales and south—west england and the midlands and the odd rumble of thunder could roll out. anotherwarm, humid night across

jen smith has more. we need to give it to you before ten o'clock tonight.ains a risk the cancer could return. this new vaccine could change that. the trials are such that because they'll be testing my blood against, um, my treatments, they will, um, i understand, be able _ to use that information as to know where how far we're moving forward. i was told i wouldn't be able to give blood. so this is my way of helping the society and hopefully down the line this will be a case that, um, will be in the same scenario as smallpox, which will be a thing of the past. tests have showed that stephen still had fragments of cancerous dna in his blood, which puts him at increased risk of his cancer coming back. so his dna was studied and sequenced ahead of today, resulting in his own personalised vaccine. this trial is that we are notjust putting in a vaccine against, in this case, bowel cancer. we're putting in the vaccine against a patient�*s own bowel cancer. so the vaccine has been completely tailor made to the patient and it's about as personalised as it gets. ever

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