might make the five—time champion katie archibald return to action at the track cycling championshipsvering from the freak injury- from the freak in'ury which left out of _ from the freak in'ury which left out of the _ from the freak injury which left out of the olympics. i from the freak injury which l left out of the olympics. she broke two bones in her leg after tripping over a step in her garden back injune. 23 strong squad with 11 medallists and her team—mates. much more on their website but that is it for now. back to you. let's take you back to the middle east and to gaza particularly. a year on, the people of gaza continue to live under intense israeli air strikes. according to the gaza health ministry, around 42,000 people have been killed — mostly civilians — and the humanitarian situation shows no sign of calming. one palestinian woman — bisan owda — has been posting video updates on instagram about her life under fire, and her film with aljazeera's aj+ won an emmy last month. bisan tells me about life in gaza, a year on from the start of the war. a year after the genocide,

two—time olympic champion katie archibald is preparing to compete in the track cycling world championships on the paris games following a freak accident in her garden. during a catch up with former team—mate dame laura kenny, katie says she feels happier on the bike than she has in a long time. so it's been over ten years now i think that we've known each other. i remember we were in this teeny tiny little room, weren't we? you were top bunk, i'm bottom bunk, and you're brushing your teeth... that's the power dynamic between us, let's make that clear. and ijust remember yourfacial expression totally changing and being like, "what is wrong?" what did you brush your teeth with? just like the first thing i said is "this is men's toothpaste." and then i was like, that's not a thing. and i'd put shaving foam on the... yeah. if i had to sum you up, that is you. you do really funny, unfortunate things. well, at least half of them are funny, i guess that's a comfort, yeah. katie, let's go straight into what happened on the day that you had your accident. really it was as inconsequential as probabl

ajax where he won the european cup three times and the eredevisie twice five—time world champion katie archibald at this month's track cycling world championships in denmark after recovering from the freak injury that ruled her out of the olympics. archibald broke two bones in her leg and tore ligaments after tripping over a step in her garden injune. she is joined in the 23—strong squad by 11 olympic medallists from this summer's games in paris, including team sprint champions emma finucane, sophie capewell and katy marchant not much life support about but plenty more on the bbc sport website, back in the next 30 minutes. israel is a country still traumatised by the events of october seventh. changed irrevocably by what unfolded. what confounds people is that israeli intelligence had no inkling of the plans of hamas, and yet as we have now discovered had thoroughly penetrated and outwitted hizbullah. hezbollah. it has also sparked within the country a bitter debate about how best to respond. whether to prioritise the complete destruction of hamas, or whether to now strike a deal to secure the r

and the five—time world champion katie archibald will return to action at this month's track cyclinge freak injury that ruled her out of the olympics. archibald broke two bones in her leg and tore ligaments after tripping over a step in her garden injune. now, jack draper may be the british number one after enjoying a great deal of success this year, but there's another british player whose story has gone under the radar a little. jacob fearnley�*s season has been pretty astonishing. little over a year ago he was unranked — now he's 98th in the world after winning he won four atp challenger titles this year. it's the fourth fastest rise into the men's top 100 since 2000, and he's back playing against draper, who he knows from their time together in thejunior ranks. i remember a lot. i remembera lot. i i remember a lot. i think we started travelling when i maybe about 11. we went to weber delete that winter cops, european events together. and, yeah, very fond memories. and he's a great guy. i think like he said in the post, we went on our separate paths. he kind of went like this very

ajax where he won the european cup three times and the eredevisie twice five—time world champion katie archibaldthe bbc sport website and your bbc sport app, thatis website and your bbc sport app, that is all the sport for me. good evening. it's been a pleasant autumn day in the sunshine, but shower clouds gathered as we went through the afternoon. that's going to be the story over the next few days. in actualfact, we keep the showery theme and the mild theme. but towards the end of the week, cooler winds and stronger winds are set to arrive. so we've still got this area of low pressure with us at the moment, and that's driving these frontal systems around that area of low. so for the next few hours we could see some really intense thundery downpours developing, moving out of south west england and wales, up into the midlands and the north of england. they will continue to push their way steadily northwards during the early hours of thursday morning, further showers tucking into the southwest, with the cloud and the showers around we keep double digits. a slightly cooler start into scotland. so

. >> cycling olympic champion katie archibald joins us after claiming gold at the world championshipslast week and also in the sport. our 36 teams in the competition. aston villa are top of the champions league after beating bologna two nil as arsenal beat shakhtar donetsk. it's manchester city, liverpool and celtic's turn tonight and the commonwealth games are scaled down. but what's in and what's out ? what's out? >> a foggy start for many of us this morning, but brighter skies are on their way. at least for a short period. full forecast coming up soon. >> hello. very good morning to you. on this wednesday morning i'm eamonn holmes. >> i'm ellie costello and this is gb news breakfast. due to talk to your plants i talk to anybody and anything including you paul. >> i know yeah yeah yeah i would probably get more sense from a plant back though. really, to be honest with you, i think if it gives you some sense of satisfaction or comfort, then why not? >> does it matter if it's a plant or it's a car? well, apparently i talk to my car. yeah. >> a plant is alive, though. i mean, to be fai

dame laura kenny catches up with former great britain team—mate katie archibald, who's preparing to competerst it's time to join our colleagues with the news where you are. thanks, anna, and a very warm welcome to bbc london. good afternoon, i'm thomas magill. a woman living in sheltered housing in north london says she is afraid her council is waiting for her "to die" before carrying out repairs to where she lives. sharon lawson says the floors in her bounds green flat are crumbling. haringey council has apologised and vowed to get the work done "as soon as possible". anna o'neill reports. 72—year—old sharon is a tenant in a precarious position. now, you must be careful as you come up the stairs, because it's got a post here. it says "use with caution and do not overload". well, it's a certain weight, but of course, i don't know what the weight is, and they don't know either. a year ago, the floor in herfirst—floor sheltered housing flat started to crumble. so i got up in the night, and my foot went through the floor. if i need an ambulance or police, they won't be able to come in here bec

after a freak accident in the garden saw her miss the olympics, katie archibald tells dame laura kennybout her return to the track. evening, he says he's excited, honoured, proud and sorry for having a german passport, thomas tuchel didn't duck any question at wembley today, talking about his love of england, even the national anthem, that he hasn't decided whether to sing or not. he'll take over as england head coach injanuary on an 18 month contract. that will see the 51—year—old through to the world cup, if they qualify of course. his coaching career started taking off 17 years ago, via augsberg and mainz before he went on to challenge for the bundesliga title with borussia dortmund winning his first silverware in the german cup. he then moved to france and paris saint—germain, winning two league titles including a domestic treble in 2020. that caught the attention of chelsea — he managed them from january 2021. winning the champions league a few month later and then the club world cup and uefa super cup before being sacked in 2022. tuchel then returned to germany — winning the bund

in sport, after the pain of paris, a night of delight in denmark as katie archibald makes up for missinghe olympics by helping great britain win the women's team pursuit world title. it isa it is a foggy start for some of you this morning. sunshine breaks through but then wet and windy in the west later. more wet and windy weather this weekend. all of the details here on breakfast. it's friday, the 18th october. our main story. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said the war with hamas is not over, despite israel's killing of its chief, yahya sinwar. the death of the 61—year—old, thought to be the mastermind behind the october 7th attacks, is being seen as a major victory for mr netanyahu, who said his soldiers would continue fighting until all hostages are released. our international editor jeremy bowen reports. the israeli army released drone footage showing he was still fighting in his last moments. they said sinwar, on a chair at the back of the room, had thrown two grenades and, obviously wounded, tried to fend the drone off with a stick before he was killed. it had been