explosion jonathan beale, bbc news, donbas. jonathan beale reporting on the turmoil in ukraine.e on tonight's main story — the turmoil at westminster. we rejoin our political editor chris mason. we know there have been gatherings of mps in the evening, do we have any of what tomorrow might bring? we have any of what tomorrow might brin: ? �* ., . we have any of what tomorrow might brinu? ., , , we have any of what tomorrow might brinu? . , , , bring? bottling and burying this chaos will now _ bring? bottling and burying this chaos will now prove _ bring? bottling and burying this chaos will now prove nylon - chaos will now prove nylon impossible, all the conversation among conservative mps is what to do given the situation the party and the government finds itself in. one very senior conservatives spoke to me tonight, "unforgivable, terrible, appalling. she has stuffed the party, the country and there is likely to be a general election." i must say that it was not the word stuffed that they used. an additional contribution from this figure, "how could the prime minister act like

jonathan beale, bbc news, lyman. let's get some of the day's other news.un overseeing his latest missile launch, when two ballistic missiles were fired in the direction of the sea of japan. state media says all of the seven recent missile tests were tactical nuclear drills. the latest launch came after the end ofjoint military exercises between the united states and south korea. us broadcaster cnn has apologised for filming inside a thai nursery that was the scene of a mass killing on thursday. a cnn reporter and cameraman have had their thai visas revoked and could face further charges. a spokesperson for the broadcaster said it regretted causing offence, and admitted that the film crew did not have the proper permission to enter the crime scene. the united nations secretary—general antonio guterres has proposed to the security council that an international rapid action force should be sent to haiti, which is suffering a nationwide security crisis. mr guterres was responding to a request from the haitian government for military assistance as protests and

jonathan beale, bbc news, donbas. you�*re watching newsday on the bbc.nd could hold the key to tackling climate change. a historic moment that many of his victims have waited for for decades — the former dictator in the dock, older, slimmer and, as he sat down, obedient enough. dawn, and as the sun breaks through the piercing chill of night on the plain outside korum, it lights up a biblical famine now, in the 20th century. the depressing conclusion — in argentina today, - it is actually cheaper— to paper your walls with money. we�*ve had controversies in the past with great britain but as good friends, we have always found a good and lasting solution. concorde bows out in style. after almost three decades in service, an aircraft that has enthralled its many admirers for so long taxis home one last time. this is newsday on the bbc. i�*m in singapore. 0ur headlines: the uk government has been engulfed in further chaos after the home secretary resigned and launched an attack on liz truss�*s premiership. let�*s stay with our main story. aubrey allegretti, w

jonathan beale, bbc news, lyman. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines.plosion at a petrol station in county donegal on friday. among the victims are a woman and her 13 year—old son and a man, with his 5 year—old daughter. investigation into the cause of the blast is continuing. emergency services in pakistan have put out a large fire that broke out at a mall in the centre of the capital, islamabad. the fire spread rapidly up the building to a hotel and apartments above. everyone was evacuated safely. pakistan's prime minister has ordered an investigation. us broadcaster cnn has apologised for filling us broadcaster cnn has apologised forfilling inside a time nursery that was the scene of a killing on thursday. 36 people, most of them children were killed when a former police officer broke into the school armed with a gun and a knife. the reporter and cameraman from cnn have had their thai visas revoked and could face further charges. a spokesperson for the broadcaster said it regretted causing offence and admitted that the film crew did not have the prop

jonathan beale, bbc news, donbas.urther 15 million barrels of crude oil from its emergency supplies. the release is meant to prevent prices rising after the oil—producing nations, led by saudi arabia, said they'd cut production. speaking in washington, president biden called on american oil companies to pass on lower prices to consumers. my message to the american energy companies is this — you should not be using your profits to buy back stock or for dividends. not now. not while a war is raging. you should be using these record—breaking profits to increase production and refining. invest in america for the american people. bring down the price you charge at the pump to reflect what you pay for the product. president brian there. —— biden. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we'll tell you why these ancient rock carvings in the iraqi city of mosul are being celebrated by archaeologists. a historic moment that many of his victims have waited for for decades — the former dictator in the dock, older, slimmer and, a

and russia is still at their doorstep. jonathan beale, bbc news, lyman.here protest by the death of a young woman in police custody are continuing across the country and defiance of cans of violent crackdown by security forces with iranian human rights group based in norway says 185 people have been killed since the unrest began more than three weeks ago. the authorities say at least 20 members of the security forces have died our correspondent has been monitoring events close to the iran, iraq border.— iran, iraq border. they are to their fourth _ iran, iraq border. they are to their fourth week _ iran, iraq border. they are to their fourth week now - iran, iraq border. they are to their fourth week now we - iran, iraq border. they are to | their fourth week now we saw yesterday one of the most significant day so far because geographically these protests really are spreading. were also seeing a new demographic getting involved as well. they've been very much driven ljy they've been very much driven by young women like the 22—year—old who died in police c

jonathan beale, bbc news, donbas. let's get some of the day's other news.world will be watching how it treats the iranian climber, elnaz rekabi, who has returned home after competing abroad without a headscarf. earlier, large crowds turned out to greet ms rekabi at tehran airport. at least eight peple have been killed in explosions at a notorious prison in myanmar. the blasts are thought to have been caused by parcel bombs, which tore through an office where mail is sorted. many of those held in the prison were detained for resisting the army coup last year. the world health organisation has announced that a shortage of cholera vaccines has prompted a shift in strategy to using a single dose, rather than two. the agency says there has been an unprecedented rise in outbreaks of the water—borne disease worldwide. 29 countries have reported cases this year. president biden says the us will sell off a further 15 million barrels of crude oil from its emergency supplies. the release is meant to prevent prices rising after the oil—producing nations, led by saudi a

jonathan beale, bbc news, lyman.eased stills of leader kim jong—un overseeing his latest missile launch — when two ballistic missiles were fired in the direction of the sea of japan. state media says all of the seven recent missile tests were tactical nuclear drills and personally supervised by the leader. the latest launch came after the end ofjoint military exercises between the united states and south korea. us broadcaster cnn has apologised for filming inside a thai nursery that was the scene of a mass killing on thursday. a cnn reporter and cameraman have had their thai visas revoked and could face further charges. a spokesperson for the broadcaster said it regretted causing offence, and admitted that the film crew did not have the proper permission to enter the crime scene. emergency services in pakistan have put out a large fire that broke out at a mall in the centre of the capital, islamabad. the fire spread rapidly up the building to a hotel and apartments above. everyone was evacuated safely. pakistan's pri

jonathan beale, bbc news, the donbas.. the department of defense said the package would include additional ammunition for hymars rocket systems, artillery rounds, anti—tank weapons, humvees and medical supplies. the announcement follows recent russian attacks on civilian areas and is designed to provide support for ukraine�*s territorial offensive. as the prime minister fights for her political life — her new finance minister admits mistakes were made in rolling out the government�*s new economic policy and that some taxes will rise. manchester united footballer mason greenwood is arrested for allegedly breaching bail conditions that were set after he was taken into custody on suspicion of rape and assault injanuary. more than a0 turkish miners are now known to have died following an underground explosion — dozens of others were injured. the leader of china, xijinping, will be given an historic third term in power this weekend. the effort to boost his image and popularity is in full swing across the country. state media h

jonathan beale, bbc news, the donbas.d in a coalmine near the black sea coast, after a suspected methane explosion on friday. the turkish president, recep tayyip erdogan, has visited the site at amasra and promised a thorough investigation. anjanna gadgil reports. a funeral for one of the miners killed in the blast in the black sea costal town of amasra. other families waited outside the morgue where their relatives' bodies lay. it's one of turkey's deadliest industrial accidents in years, and left smoke billowing into the sky. over 100 people were working there at the time. more than 70 workers took part in rescue efforts, which went on throughout the night. crowds gathered around the head of the mineshaft. many were family members of the dead and injured. it's believed methane ignited at a depth of 300 metres, causing a fire in one of the tunnels. president erdogan made a visit to the scene and said he hoped no more lives would be lost. translation: of course we will find out how this explosion happened - and if there a

jonathan beale, bbc news, the donbas.orised the release of another $725 million worth of military aid for ukraine. the department of defense said the package would include additional ammunition for hymars rocket systems, artillery rounds, anti—tank weapons, humvees and medical supplies. the announcement follows recent russian attacks on civilian areas and is designed to provide support for ukraine's territorial offensive. a video of iranian security forces , which appears to show one of them sexually assaulting a female protester during an arrest, has provoked widespread anger on social media. the footage shows a group of officers surrounding the woman in tehran�*s argentina square. social media users have called for the resignation of iran's police chief. the leader of china, xijinping, will be given a historic third term in power this weekend. the effort to boost his image and popularity is in full swing across the country. state media has headlined stories about how poorer towns have been transformed after visits from

jonathan beale, bbc news, the donbas. historic third term in power this weekend. let's talk to celia hutton. thank you for coming in. i thought china didn't do personalities since mao, and yet it feels like there's one and yet it feels like there's one and has taken control of the whole country? and has taken control of the whole count ? ., �* , and has taken control of the whole count ? . �* , �* , and has taken control of the whole count ? . �*, �*, ., ., country? that's right. it's amazing to see. country? that's right. it's amazing to see- ten _ country? that's right. it's amazing to see. ten years _ country? that's right. it's amazing to see. ten years ago _ country? that's right. it's amazing to see. ten years ago this - country? that's right. it's amazing to see. ten years ago this was - country? that's right. it's amazing to see. ten years ago this was a l country? that's right. it's amazing i to see. ten years ago this was a man who really no one knew anything about. it was thought he had been appointed to carry

jonathan beale, bbc news, the donbas.ementia choir" project. megan bourne went to nottingham to see the singers in action — and to meet their very proud choirmaster. this week saw the return of our dementia choir on our tv screens on bbc one. the red carpet was rolled out for a special screening in nottingham with stars of the choir attending. what was that like for you, seeing yourself on the big screen in front of all these people here tonight? we smashed it anyway. yeah, that�*s his favourite saying — he smashes it every single time. singing. ijust want to get the word out i there that it is a terminal illness, but it's not the end. you can still live - a good and happy life. singing. it�*s given me a balance of what it�*s all about. i could sit on the chair and die in three weeks or ten years�* time, but music is. ..takes all that away. 0k, we've got pink floyd. the choir was inspired by vicky mcclure�*s own personal experience after helping care for her grandma who had dementia and died in 2015. she wants the governm

jonathan beale, bbc news, the donbas.of military aid for ukraine. the department of defense said the package would include additional ammunition for himars rocket systems, artillery rounds, anti—tank weapons, humvees and medical supplies. the announcement follows recent russian attacks on civilian areas and is designed to provide support for ukraine's territorial offensive. xijinping will be given a historic third term in power this weekend. the effort to boost his image and popularity is in full swing across the country. state media has headline stories about how poorer towns have been transformed after visits from xi jinping. towns have been transformed after visits from xijinping. our corresponding to celia hatton reports on how he rose to power. applause. when he strode onto the stage ten years ago, signalling he'd become china's new leader, he was a relative unknown. he was supposed to rule alongside these six other officials. but now it's clear that he's reshaped the communist party, the military, and the government

jonathan beale, bbc news, the donbas.g a constituency surgery. a special memorial service was held in the city last night and today a tree was planted in his honour. a short time ago i spoke to the anna firth who's the mp for southend west which was amess's constituency for 2h years. she told me how they'd spent the day remembering sir david. we had the tributes to sir david in parliament this week, led by the speaker and parties from every political party, all corners of the chamber. then, last night, we had a requiem last year in south bend with mark tributes in the community. today we had a tree planting where david use to walk his dog and was a very common for gary. again, there was music, there were attributes, prayers will stop most of all, though, there was a huge coming together and desire that we want to make south bend the city that david would've been proud of. this make south bend the city that david would've been proud of.— would've been proud of. as he came toaether would've been proud of. as he came togethe

jonathan beale, bbc news, donbass. laura: live from the frontline.nt biden says the u.s will be selling off 50 million barrels of oil and crude oil and it is meant to prevent prices rising after the oil-producing nations said they would cut production. speaking of washington, they called on passing lower prices of crude oil to consumers. >> you should not be using your ofits to buy back stock for dividends, not now and that while the war is raging. we should use these to increase production and refinement. invest in america for the american people. bring down the price you charge at the pump to reflect what you pay for the product. laura: the president denied that this was a politically motivated move but hh gas prices aren issue in the election. >> a huge issue. it was $3.30 at the beginning of the year and it was $2.30 at the beginning of his presidency. a 60% rise per gallon since joe biden took office. feeding into the question of inflation and the cost-of-living crisis. his message is look i'm dog something about this by freeing up the oil reser

explosion jonathan beale, bbc news, donbas. 15 million barrels of crude oil from its emergency supplies. the release is meant to prevent prices rising after the oil—producing nations, led by saudi arabia, said they would cut production. speaking in washington, president biden called on american oil companies to pass on lower prices to consumers. my message to the american energy companies is this, you should not be using your profits to buy back stock for dividends. not now. not while a war is raging. you should be using these record—breaking profits to increase production and refining. invest in america for the american people. bring down the price you charge at the pump to reflect what you pay for the product. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. how much sleep do you get? we'll find out the minimum amount you need for a healthy life. a historic moment that many of his victims have waited forfor decades. the former dictator in the dock older, slimmer and, as he sat down, obedient enough. dawn, a

jonathan beale, bbc news, lyman. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, is in moscow. putin's first remarks about the breach explosion. what do you make of his language? explosion. what do you make of his lanuauae? , ., ., language? first of all, the fact we saw vladimir _ language? first of all, the fact we saw vladimir putin _ language? first of all, the fact we saw vladimir putin on _ language? first of all, the fact we saw vladimir putin on a _ language? first of all, the fact we saw vladimir putin on a sunday i saw vladimir putin on a sunday evening is interesting, that is unusual and it's important. it suggests the kremlin wants to show president putin is in control of the situation, that he takes this attack seriously. how is he going to respond to it? well he called it an act of terror. i wonder whether he will now refrain what he calls at the moment the special military operation into an aaron —— into an anti—terrorism operation. there's been a lot of speculation but it is unclear what difference that would make. we may get clues about how he will respond tomo

our defence correspondent jonathan beale has been with ukrainian forces on the frontline as they advanceing that this report contains some distressing images. the road of retreat. a dead end for some, where these russian forces met their own armageddon. the carcasses of tanks, armoured vehicles and bloated dead bodies scatter the ground of the recently liberated east. a village now the new front line for these ukrainian troops. artillery still within range of russian artillery, the signature sound of this war. russian positions are just 500 metres away. you can see they're getting... telling us to get down here. come on, let's go. but this war also involves close quarters combat, as we're about to find out. gunfire shouting gunfire a grenade�*s fired into the tree line from where the russians were firing. as we make a speedy exit. let's get out. we're getting out of here. some small arms fire, probably from a russian scouting party. so they've been telling us to get out of here, back to the main headquarters. russian forces have been trying to outflank them. gunfire radio chatter many of

our defence correspondent jonathan beale has been with ukrainian forces on the frontline as they advancea warning that this report contains some distressing images. the road of retreat. a dead end for some, where these russian forces met their own armageddon. the carcasses of tanks, armoured vehicles and bloated dead bodies scatter the ground of the recently liberated east. a village now the new front line for these ukrainian troops. artillery still within range of russian artillery, the signature sound of this war. russian positions are just 500 metres away. you can see they're getting... telling us to get down here. come on, let's go. but this war also involves close quarters combat, as we're about to find out. gunfire shouting gunfire a grenade's fired into the tree line from where the russians were firing. as we make a speedy exit. let's get out. we're getting out of here. some small arms fire, probably from a russian scouting party. so they've been telling us to get out of here, back to the main headquarters. russian forces have been trying to outflank them. gunfire radio chatter ma

our defence correspondent jonathan beale went to meet some of those who are still there — and the ukrainian is packed all she could carry. it is very hard when you are almost 70 years old and have to go through all of this. you need to squat over the fire to cook food, carry buckets of water to your apartment. it is so hard. i curse the one who started this war. i cursed him 100 times. she the one who started this war. i cursed him 100 times. she prays that one day she — cursed him 100 times. she prays that one day she will _ cursed him 100 times. she prays that one day she will return. _ cursed him 100 times. she prays that one day she will return. she - cursed him 100 times. she prays that one day she will return. she is - cursed him 100 times. she prays that one day she will return. she is not. one day she will return. she is not alone though and looking for divine intervention. so is this russian shoulder taking part in the assault. recent ukrainian german footage shows the ferocity of the battle. the russians are still quoting fully my closing in. this is one of the few places where ru

ukrainian troops have also recaptured thousands of miles of territory. 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale. the road of retreat. a dead end for some, where these russian forces met their own armageddon. the carcasses of armour and bloated dead bodies scatter the ground of the recently liberated east. a village the new front line for these ukrainian troops. artillery fire still within range of russian artillery, the signature sound of this war. russian positions are just 500 metres away. you can see they're getting... telling us to get down here. come on, let's go. but this war also involves close quarters combat, as we're about to find out. gunfire shouting prolonged gunfire a grenade's fired into the tree line from where the russians were firing, aa we make a speedy exit. let's get out. we're getting out of here. some small arms fire, probably from a russian scouting party. so they've been telling us to get out of here back to the main headquarters. russian forces have been trying to outflank them. gunfire radio chatter many of these troops only volunteered at the start of the war. months

jonathan beale, bbc news, donbas. it is saturday morning.g for her survival, and it claims her sacked chancellor kwasi kwarteng believes she has only bought herself a few weeks by replacing him withjeremy hunt. a day of chaos is how the guardian describes the events of yesterday, and it also speculates on liz truss's future, reporting one former minister saying it's "50—50 whether she will make it to christmas." the i carries an image of the prime minister looking concerned during yesterday's press conference, which the article describes as "disastrous". the headline is "tory mps tell truss — it's over". and the sun focuses on the death of the actor robbie coltrane. the paper describes him as a "giant of our screens" alongside a picture of him as hagrid in the harry potter films. he has died at the age of 72. we will have more tributes this morning throughout the programme. a lot of people feel very fondly about those tv shows he was in, films. cracker. i had tv shows he was in, films. cracker. i had forgotten _ tv shows he was in, films. cr

jonathan beale, bbc news, donbas. now the weather with matt. good morning. i hope you're all well.leep although some of you could be bleary eyed this morning, cracking shot of some lightning here in anglesey through the night and there was a fair few flashes of lightning across the western half of the country. most of those have faded a bit of mild night and last night and i'll start of this morning. if you're heading to school or work, temperatures in the mid—teens across some southern areas were generally well above where we should be for this stage on an october morning. lots of cloud if you're about to step out, so make sure you got something waterproof. you can see their splatter of blue, where we got the rain. flashes of lightning pushing to dumfries and galloway starting to ease a little bit, but over the next few hours, rain becoming more extensive from the bristol channel through towards london and into the south midlands, heavy bursts, and we are seeing some heavy bursts, and we are seeing some heavy downpours from parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, northwards into central