katy austin with the latest at kina's takes. katy austin with the latest at king's cross — takes.e before she retires after reaching the third round of the us open — saying she has nothing to lose. in the men's singles, dan evans and cameron norrie are through to the third round. the trademarked world that signals the serena show is getting another act. a departing great going toe to toe with the second seed. this felt like a final, not a second round. a thrilling tie—break went to williams. they roared like she'd won. not seeing the twist, anett kontaveit was plotting. this was going the distance. she knew this could be it. so did they. she gave them vintage, she gave them valiant, and ultimately, she gave them victory. and there was another upset on the cards. british 20—year—old jack draper greeting the latest win in his meteoric rise with a wry smile, before the celebration became less muted when it sunk in he'd just beaten last year's semifinalist. over in the less glamorous surroundings of court 12, dan evans made a solid start to his second—round match and looked to cruisin

at austin, thank you. —— katy austin, thank you.ey've seen a sharp increase in diseases like malaria and dengue fever in pakistan after the devastating floods there. the head of the world health organization has warned the rapidly rising numbers could become a second disaster. more than 1,500 people lost their lives in the floods and 33 million people have been directly affected. our south asia correspondent rajini vaidyanathan has been to thatta in sindh province where families are in desperate need of aid. and just a warning, this report contains upsetting images from the start. baby screams. already in pain — pakistan's living through a never—ending nightmare. ten—month—old saeed lost his home in the floods. now he's fighting for his life. as his mother noohr watches on, doctors give him an urgent blood transfusion. he's suffering from a severe case of malaria. translation: we are really poor. i'm worried for my child. _ i feel helpless that i can't do more for him. our homes were flooded. since then, everyone seems to be getting

katy austin with the latest there, thank you.ath of a teenage girl who took her own life five years ago after being exposed to harmful content online. 14—year—old molly russell viewed large numbers of social media posts about depression, suicide and self—harm. angus crawford has been at the hearing in north london. a family wanting answers — why did molly die, and what part did social media play? ahead of them, two weeks in court, hundreds of pages of evidence containing many thousands of images, some too distressing to broadcast. a bright, apparently happy teenager, molly was just 14 when she took her own life. going through her social media accounts, herfather, ian, discovered she was being bombarded with content about suicide, depression and self—harm, on instagram, pinterest and other apps. this is an inquest. no—one's on trial. the aim — to find out why a child ended her own life. but, for the first time, executives from two social media companies will have to give evidence under oath about what they do to protect their youn

and there are more strikes planned on wednesday and next saturday. 0ur transport correspondent katy austinother rail workers are all taking part in the strike on the same day and that means more disruption than we had seen before. when you look at a map, it's clear large areas of the country will have no train services at all and in fact the red lines show the only places where some services are expected to run, that trains will start later than normal and finish much earlier as well. among the people affected by there are lots of football fans, people intending to travel for the conservative party conference and people trying to get to london ahead of the marathon taking place there on sunday. the aslef union which represents train driver says its dispute is about pay. the rmt union says it's dispute is aboutjob security, pay and working conditions. the leaders of both unions have spoken positively about recent meetings they have had with the new transport secretary but it is clear no breakthrough has happened to prevent these strikes going ahead and the leader of aslef told me a deal wit

for the moment, katy austin, thank you. i�*mjust for the moment, katy austin, thank you.e is going to be meeting the northern ireland secretary chris heaton—harris, he will meet party leaders, no doubt talking about the difficult political situation at the moment. he will talk to faith leaders as well, and he will receive a message of condolence from the speaker of the northern ireland assembly and make a response to that message of condolence as well. and the king and the queen consort will also attend st anne�*s cathedral for also attend st anne�*s cathedral for a service of prayer and reflection. that is it from me. next on bbc television we are going to have a special programme, his majesty the king in northern ireland, which is going to cover king charles�*s visit to hillsborough castle and that special service at st anne�*s cathedral in belfast.

katie austin, thank you.emembering in particular her friendly relations with nelson mandela after the overthrow of white majority rule. but others point less fondly to the enduring legacy of britain's empire in africa. andrew harding reports from cape town. it's 1947, and a converted warship is taking the royal family to the southern tip of britain's vast african empire. newsreel: sunshine, good food, everything that goes _ to make a perfect holiday. on board, and holiday spirits, two princesses, elizabeth and margaret. but once ashore in cape town, elizabeth turns 21 and reflects earnestly on her future role as queen. i declare before you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service and to the service of our great imperialfamily to which we all belong. amidst the crowds at her birthday party that night, a black guest, a young ballet dancer, now 94 years old. i felt absolutely enraptured, honoured, overwhelmed to see her on her 21st birthday. johaar mosaval would later

ii , this from katy austin. what has been announced? i, , , ,, this from katy austin.to train guards to signallers. they will walk out together, the latest in a wave of action we have seen over the summer. a couple of other strike date in the diary already, the next one involving the rmt is on the next one involving the rmt is on the 1st of october. the one of the eighth is the week after the other latest strike date that was announced recently. making this announcement today, the rmt said that they clench, their general secretary, had met with the new transport secretary, who recently replaced grant shap, but they said they were encouraged by the fact that that meeting was arranged. they said no new offer has been put on the table, so strike action will continue and they have wanted could go on for as long as it takes. i5 go on for as long as it takes. is this the first time the transport secretary has met mick lynch? thea;r secretary has met mick lynch? they ke it callini secretary has met mick lynch? they kept calling for— secretary has met mick lynch? they kept cal

earlier, our transport correspondent katy austin gave us the latest from london's euston station. they were called off following news of the queen's death. now it has been confirmed that 9,000 train drivers at 12 companies, 12 train companies, who are members of the aslef union will walk out on saturday, the 1st of october. that's the same day that more than 40,000 rail workers in the rmt union who work for network rail and 14 train companies will also take part in strike action, plus members at a couple of other train companies in separate disputes. it's understood the tssa union is expected tojoin in the strike action that day, but they haven't publicly confirmed it. that looks set to be the most disruptive day of strike action so far. i understand as little as 10% of normal services may be able to run. that means 90%, of course, will be effectively cancelled. then on wednesday, the 5th of october, there is another strike, this time just by train drivers in the aslef union, and the 12 train companies affected by that will most likely be able to run very few services, or none at

let's speak to our transport correspondent katy austin the latest in a series of walk—outs.led to happen in september were called off following the news of the queens death, but strike _ the news of the queens death, but strike action is resuming next month, — strike action is resuming next month, as _ strike action is resuming next month, as i say, and there will now be three _ month, as i say, and there will now be three days of strike action in early october. the first of those were _ early october. the first of those were already announced, the 1st of october, both members of the rmt union _ october, both members of the rmt union, 40,000 workers in various roles— union, 40,000 workers in various roles on— union, 40,000 workers in various roles on the — union, 40,000 workers in various roles on the railway and train driver— roles on the railway and train driver is _ roles on the railway and train driver is all striking on the same day on _ driver is all striking on the same day on the — driver is all striking on the same day on the 1st of october. that will be incredibly

our transport correspondent katy austin can tell us more.ys of strike action involving 40,000 members of staff at network rail which maintains and operates the infrastructure and i4 train companies as well so they are going to be having another day of strike action on the 1st of october but the aslef union which represents train drivers, they have also confirmed that there will be two days of strike action by drivers on the first and 5th of october, so the 5th of october, the impact will be on those 12 train companies affected by the train drivers walking out but on the train drivers walking out but on the 1st of october, the fact you have these rare workers and the train drivers on the same day —— these rail workers. that means a really big impact and the network rail signallers, they work across the country, so a big impact there, and having the train drivers on strike on the same day adds to it, so previously we have seen about 20% of overall services able to run when we have had previous rmt strikes, and some places of course i've no ser

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katie, thank. you we will be back in a moment. as you just saw, lloyd austin is speaking, the secretary of defense is speaking at the pentagon. this is the memorial for flight 77 which hit the pentagon at 9:37 am, 21 years ago. so it passed that by 12 minutes. what will happen next is the president of the united states will speak to the assembly group. there is a standing by, as soon as lloyd austin wraps up. i think we are looking at joe biden, trying to shake the water from his umbrella or get it close -- there we go, so that he can stand up and began his remarks. again, this is a commemoration of the 9/11 attacks and flight 77, hitting the pentagon at nine through 7 am, 21 years ago. ag>> to all of the families and loved ones who still feel the ache, that missing piece of your soul, i am honored to be here with you once more to share this solemn right of remembrance, and reflect on all that was lost in the fire and ash on that terrible september morning, and all that we found on ourselves to respond. 21 years ago, 21 years and we still kept our promise, nev

austin this weekend and also saying that she is willing to campaign with democrats, in the instances that they are campaigning against election deniers. for example, in the arizona governor's race, where as katie hobbs the democrat, against kari lake who had gone all in with trump on the idea of the big lichl and cheney piecing this puzzle together in realtime and the last salvo of the committee's work. >> we'll see what happens. thanks so much. appreciate all of you. >>> just hours after donald trump posted a string of q-anon memes and references on his social media account, he doubled down on the group's conspiracy theory movement in front of thousands at his rally in north carolina on friday. vaughn hillyard has been looking into the impact and the former president embracing that movement. and i know you were at the rally and you spoke to a woman who is quite the story. who really says her life has been shattered by the continued promotion of these theories. >> yes, i want everybody to meet her. she is 21 years old a michigan woman. and she though in so many ways represents what a lot of families have gone through, at least from the point of family members going through the rabbit hole of q