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and i guarantee the woman in washington is katty kay, but is this melania trump? or is it a body double? get in touch with us using the hashtag... hello and welcome — i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london. even in deathjohn mccain is making his presence felt. the white house's decision to raise the flag back up from half mast afterjust one day has been widely criticised as disrespect for an american hero. the fact that mr trump is not invited to senator mccain's funeral says all you need to know about the bitter divide between the two men. however, george w bush and barack obama, who both defeated mccain in his presidential bids, have been asked to give eulogies. in death, as in life, he works across the aisle to make a point. there aren't any politicians quite like him left in the senate. as he liked to say himself, he really was a maverick. commanderjohn mccain.

kay spent the night here at pula general hospital.eft without making any further public statements. but her doctors say that her adriatic adventure doesn't appear to have caused her any physical harm. she is in good condition, probably because she is a young and healthy person. and nothing happened to her after ten hours in the croatian sea. kay was on board the norwegian star, filmed here on an earlier cruise. it is thought she was on the seventh deck, close to the back, when she fell. the ship had left the port of dubrovnik and was heading north. but roughly 60 miles out from the coast of croatia, kay longstaff went overboard. the ship made several turns to try to find her. only later did it go on to its final cruise stop of venice. everyone is still asking how kay could have survived that long treading water. perhaps her previous experience as airline cabin crew may have helped, or her apparent dedication to yoga. the majorfactors in survival in this case are going to be in the warm water, which was about the same temperature as a

kay spent the night here at pula general hospital.rther public statements. but her doctors say that her adriatic adventure doesn't appear to have caused her any physical harm. she's in good condition, probably because she's a young and healthy person. and nothing happened to her after ten hours in the croatian sea. kay was on board the norwegian star, filmed here on an earlier cruise. it is thought she was on the seventh deck, close to the back, when she fell. the ship had left the port of dubrovnik and was heading north. but, roughly 60 miles out from the coast of croatia, kay longstaff went overboard. the ship made several turns to try to find her. only later did it go on to its final cruise stop of venice. everyone is still asking how kay could have survived that long treading water. perhaps her previous experience as airline cabin crew may have helped, or her apparent dedication to yoga. the major factors in the survival in this case are going to have been the warm water, which was about the same temperature as a swimming pool, th

kay spent the night here at pula general hospital.d this afternoon without making any further public statements, but her doctors say that her adriatic adventure doesn't appear to have done her any permanent physical harm. she is in good condition, probably because she is a young and healthy person. and nothing happened to her after ten hours in the croatian sea. kay was on board the norwegian star, filmed here on an earlier cruise. it is thought she was on the seventh deck, close to the back, when she fell. the ship had left the port of dubrovnik and was heading north. that roughly 60 miles out from the coast of croatia, kay longstaff went overboard. the ship made several turns to try to find. only later did it go on to its final cruise stop of venice. everyone is still asking how kay could have survived that long treading water. perhaps her previous experience as airline cabin crew may have helped, or her apparent dedication to yoga. the major factors in survival in this case are going to be in the warm water, which is about the same

kay spent the night here at pula general hospital.y further public statements. but her doctors say that her adriatic adventure doesn't appear to have caused her any physical harm. she is in good condition, probably because she is a young and healthy person. and nothing happened to her after ten hours in the croatian sea. kay was on board the norwegian star, filmed here on an earlier cruise. it is thought she was on the seventh deck, close to the back, when she fell. the ship had left the port of dubrovnik and was heading north. but roughly 60 miles out from the coast of croatia, kay longstaff went overboard. the ship made several turns to try to find her. only later did it go on to its final cruise stop of venice. everyone is still asking how kay could have survived that long treading water. perhaps her previous experience as airline cabin crew may have helped, or her apparent dedication to yoga. the majorfactors in survival in this case are going to be in the warm water, which was about the same temperature as a swimming pool, the fa

lucky story for kay longstaff, thank you.ing start in life by being born on board a coastguard helicopter. emergency crews received a call on saturday night asking for urgent assistance for a woman who had gone into labour while visiting the isles of scilly. there was no midwife on the islands, so a helicopter picked one up and then went to get the couple to the mainland as quickly as possible. they weren't quite quick enough though as the healthy boy was born 1a00 feet over penzance. we are back from the holidays. thank goodness we are back. i couldn't afford to stay away any longer. do you know how much i paid for betty, the long—lived, fraser rabbit to stay at the pet shop this past two weeks? £198! for two weeks. is there more expensive lodging in london? i very much doubt it. and why? why am i paying for betty's lodging when this is all she does to my garden? this is one of my aliums...which i like to think is a metaphor for my cash. disappearing. i think you have chosen the wrong pact. my dark, i paid for two, charlie w

[laughing] >> no, we're not doing a dance, kai. but i want to kind of underscore some of what darnell mentioned, sort of that to it. mark asked a question of authenticity. when we are at that place where we realize it's important for our survival to be authentic with ourselves, that, it's a very difficult process because now when we are, when i am coming to the understanding of like how i put my foot on other folks next, that's now a weight where guilt can count on and of the things that. and if you are not in community with people genuinely love you when you were going through the process, so many of the negative things come along side that the compound process. going back to come if folks are not genuinely loving you for who, for the process you're going through, who you're going into -- going into, you are getting to know except yourself, they can only hurt that process. they can unhook that process. that is such a difficult process when you realize the ways in which you have persisted in harming of the folks in different ways.

kay longstaff returning safely to dry land ona kay longstaff returning safely to dry land on a differentp. croatian coastguard rescued her from the adriatic after she spent a whole might treading water. i fell off the back of the norweigan star and i fell off the back of the norweigan starandi i fell off the back of the norweigan star and i was in the waterford ten hours. so these wonderful guys rescued me. —— waterfor. hours. so these wonderful guys rescued me. -- water for. this is the moment she was pulled from the sea on sunday morning. rescues foundation was tired and a bit sunburnt, but remarkably well considering her ordeal. translation: a person was exhausted and in shock, but soon after she was pulled onto deck and got liquids into her, she was herself and we consider she sustained no physical injuries and no scratches. she spent the night here at kay pula general hospital and was cleared and left without any statement. doctors say her adriatic adventure doesn't seem to have caused her any harm. she is in good condition probably because she is a young and healthy person and noth

the nick kay in tokyo just as you can see. the nick kay in tokyojust up as you can see.rdinaries in australia as well. apparently investors looking for some new leads. still a lot of caution of those upcoming talks with the us and china. and that is if the programme, and keep watching. this is bbc news the top — stories this hour: thousands of tourists flee the indonesian island of lombok after an earthquake kills nearly 100 people president trump reimposes sanctions against iran, following the united states' withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal. rural crime has risen to its highest level in four years across the uk with many farmers saying they feel vulnerable and have to protect their property according to insurers. some farmers are digging trenches and thanks to try to deter organised gangs of criminals targeting quad bikes, tools and machinery. when it comes to being a victim of rural crime, judith jacobs says she is a victim. first, there is the fly—tipping. the remains of a cannabis farm is the latest thing to be dumped by her fields. we are dumbfounded, basically

kay was very lucky to survive in this situation. north london have told the bbc they are living in fear after being told that there is a risk their block could collapse. safety tests on tower blocks run after the grenfell tower fire found the building could be highly vulnerable if there was even a minor gas explosion because of the way it's been built. noel phillips reports. the future is uncertain for some of the 87 households on this north london estate, who are being forced from their flats after being suddenly told injune this year by haringay council that their block is at risk of collapse because of a construction fault that's been known about for years, but only now being addressed. in a way, i have made this my home. and now, all of a sudden, theyjust want to get us and kick us out, and put us somewhere may be worse. patrick started squatting in tangmere, the block that is being evacuated, when he was 21. you've lived here a long time? 30 years. probably. i've never moved in my life, so, to me it is hard just thinking about

kay was aboard the norwegian star, filmed here on an earlier cruise. the seventh deck, close to the back when she fell. the ship left the croatian port of dubrovnik and was heading north towards venice. on saturday evening, just before midnight, kay went overboard, 60 miles out in the adriatic sea. a passenger took this photo showing part of the deck closed. the ship turned back to try to find kay and its next cruise was delayed. there are questions about how she fell into the water and how she survived. the major factors of survival in this case are going to be the warm water, which was about the same temperature as a swimming pool. the fact that it was calm so not a great requirement to work hard to keep her own way clear of the water. that she was female, which helps her float because females have more body fat than males and that she had experiences and training that would have assisted her to get through this ordeal. that's her previous experience as a airline cabin crew which may have helped as well as practising yoga. i am very lucky to be alive

kay fell from the back deck down into the adriatic.wards venice when, just before midnight last night, kay went overboard about 60 miles off the croatian coast. too much sun the only visible effect, but what an ordeal. i am very lucky to be alive. there has been no comment on how she fell. the coastguard said she was exhausted when they pulled her from the water. tom burridge, bbc news. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. here is what is coming up in your monday, sports breathing. djokovic versus federer. real madrid kick off their la liga season and a miserable match forjose mourinho's man united. atletico madrid kick off theircampaign united. atletico madrid kick off their campaign with a tough tie away at valencia. not only did their 11—2 win over real madrid into european super cup show their genuine title challengers but they have also to keep the sharks away. thomas lemar joined from monaco injune. they will form a formidable attack. no ronaldo but no problem for rail madrid who began their league camp

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the same birthday -- [laughter] and i would sort of call kai an evangelist, because kai will be preaching every time he get up here. [laughter] >> yeah. a couple things. one is what i appreciate about the way you work through this book is that you show your complicity. you show your complicity throughout the book in terms of how you, as you often like to say, not only in ways in which institutions or even literally people put their foot on your neck, but in the way that darnell put his foot on other folks' necks. and i think that was important, that part of the vulnerability. but the other thing, going back to the question, is, you know, we think about masculinity, like, that's a thing that, that's an object of his own that can envelope anyone, right? it's not a thing that is dominant to one particular gender. and i think you also explore that a through the book. and as somebody who understand cages literally and in a metaphoric sense, there is no greater prison than one that you create for yourselves. because that's sort of like, that's sort of a type of solitary confinement that you sor

kay was aboard the norwegian star, filmed here on an earlier cruise.se to the back, when she fell. the ship left the croatian port of dubrovnik and was heading north, towards venice. on saturday evening, just before midnight, kay went overboard, 60 miles out in the adriatic sea. a passenger took this photo showing part of the deck closed. the ship turned back to try to find kay and its next cruise was delayed. there are questions about how she fell into the water and how she survived. the major factors of survival in this case are going to be the warm water, which was about the same temperature as a swimming pool. the fact that it was calm, so there was not a great requirement to work hard to keep her airway clear of the water. that she was female, which helps her float because females have more body fat than males. and that she had experiences and training that would have assisted her to get through this ordeal. that's her previous experience as airline cabin crew, which may have helped, as well as practising yoga. i am very lucky to be alive. she cer

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kay spent the night here at pula general hospital.thy person. and nothing happened to her after ten hours in the croatian sea. kay was on board the norwegian star, filmed here on an earlier cruise. it‘s thought she was on the seventh deck, close to the back, when she fell. the ship had left the port of dubrovnik and was heading north. but roughly 60 miles out from the coast of croatia, kay longstaff went overboard. the ship made several turns to try to find her. only later did it go on to its final cruise stop of venice. everyone‘s still asking how kay could have survived that long treading water. perhaps her previous experience as airline cabin crew may have helped, or her apparent dedication to yoga. the major factors in survival in this case are going to be in the warm water, which is about the same temperature as a swimming pool, the fact that it was calm, so it was not a great requirement to work hard to keep her airway clear of the water. that she was female, which helped her float, because females have more body fat than males.

with me katty kay in washinton, christian fraser in london. our top stories: the uk government sets out its first detailed guidance in the event that britain crashes out of the european union without a deal. reunited with her daughter, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, jailed in iran and accused of spying, has been temporarily released. we've had so many dashed hopes and false dawns and i had heard rumours that this might happen and i didn't believe them. coming up in the next half hour: we've heard lots of warnings about the impact of donald trump's trade tariffs but now we hear from the american business owner who's applauding the new taxes on chinese imports. and love in the modern age — are smartphones making it easier or harder to find a romantic partner? let us know your thoughts by using the hashtag 'beyond—0ne—hundred—days' i like the look of him.

i asked the bbc‘s katty kay more about the potential political fall out from all this.onald trump has, that is unlikely to crumble very far because of this, but his support amongst suburban women is declining and that could erode further because of this. because big political issues, extremely tumultuous day and what has been a very tumultuous presidency. we've talked about how remarkably tolerant republicans have been but the unique experience, you talked with republicans on and off the record, have you seen any shift in their support for president? what they're to look at is what republican voters think and their own states and in their own districts. and so far, all of our bbc reporting shows that republican supporters are sticking by the president. we even had one woman in new york state that everybody

i'm katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. microsoft says it has ta ken steps to stop interference in us elections. the tech giant last week shut down six internet sites it says were linked to the russian military and were targetting the us senate and us think tanks. microsoft's announcement suggests russia is stepping up attacks ahead of the important mid—term elections in november. and yet donald trump says he might lift sanctions against moscow. speaking to the reuters news agency, mr trump said he would consider it if russia "did something that would be good for us" but he added he wouldn't consider it without that. in the same interview mr trump once again raised doubts about whether russia did actually meddle in the 2016 election. even though all us intelligence agencies say they did. in regard to russian involvement in the mid—term elections, we continue to see a pervasive messaging campaign by

washington correspondent for bbc world news america, katty kay. presidential is historian and msnbc contributor john meacham. in phoenix white house correspondent and long-time capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell. and joining us by phone former senior advisor and the host of "deadline white house" on msnbc, nicolle wallace. nicolle, i want to start with you since you spent so much time behind the scenes with somebody who most americans know through their television sets, through the campaigns that he waged through seeing the moments of the past few years. what was john mccain, the man, like behind those closed doors when the cameras were off? who was the man that you knew? >> you know, i think so much of john mccain's person a was consistent with what i saw behind the scenes. what you see is what you get. but what i think the high profile moments in politics we

hello and welcome — i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london.heresa may is on a trade mission to africa, a visit many think is long overdue. president macron of france has made nine trips to the continent since he became president. and angela merkel will arrive in nigeria shortly after mrs may leaves. the big western powers are taking a new interest. britain is already the second biggest aid donor to africa, after the united states. the plan is to use that aid to support private sector investment on the continent. but africa will never replace the trade the uk has with europe — britain's exports to the eu are £240 billion. combined annual exports to south africa and nigeria arejust 3 billion. still, the prime minister believes there is plenty of potential. one of the benefits of leaving the eu is we will be able to negotiate

hello and welcome — i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london.or a snap shot of the state of both the republican and the democratic parties you can't do better than the results of a florida election yesterday. first — there was record turnout on both sides, suggesting voters, left and right, are very energised. second — a liberal democrat won his party's nomination for the governorship while a hardline pro trump candidate won the republican spot. just how pro trump is ron de santis? take a look. everyone knows my husband ron de santis is endorsed by president trump. but he's also an amazing dad. ron loves playing with the kids. build the wall! he reads stories... then mr trump said, you're fired. i love that part. he is teaching madison to talk. make america great again. people say ron is all trump, but he is so much more. big league, so good. i just thought you should know.

i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london.ch donald trump and twitter today and you will get a veritable torrent of hits. in the past few hours, the president has taken on the media, social media, the justice department, james comey and even, most striking of all, perhaps, the chiefjustice

i'm katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. the first shots in a trade war between china and america were fired last month. but they were small compared to what the trump administration is planning next. this week chinese officials will fly to washington to try to prevent a full scale artillery assault on chinese exports to the us. and today hundreds of american businesses added their voice telling the white house, please don't ratchet up this battle. many us importers don't like it and nor do some exporters. here's one example — american lobster sales to china had been growing steadily in recent years, but that stopped when beijing hit the american lobster industry with a 25% import tax. it was retaliating against us tariffs on chinese goods. it's exactly how trade wars start. nick bryant reports from maine. the waters off maine has become an unexpected theatre of the trade war. with the local lobster fishermen in the defenceless victims of the battle that is intensifying between washington and beijing. china has targeted lobs

katty kay, tell me something i don't know. >> i'm going to give you a break from politics. we're all married so this doesn't necessarily apply to us economist has a new cover story out today how all of our phone habs are changing because of smartphones. one of the biggest is relationships in a marriage. one-third of marriages in america today start through online dating sites. >> they start that way? >> yeah, they come from online dating sites. >> no more bar scenes. >> just go online. >> everybody wanted facebook to make big changes and they have. they've made it more restrictive for candidates and changed the calculus lou you get a message out. there's gob less spending on facebook in 2018 and 2020 and the people hurt will be the candidates with the least amount of money. >> which is the biggest republican upset this fall? >> bob casey losing. >> randolph county, georgia, a big decision by county officials whether they close from having nine voting centers to only two

i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london. donald trump is trying to brush off the events of the past 2a hours, but make no mistake, this has been the most consequential day in his presidency so far. it is possibly also the most damaging. there are still a lot of questions about what this means for donald trump, both politically and legally and we will get to them all in this programme. what we do know is that two men who were both close to mr trump got tangentially swept up in the mueller investigation and have now been declared guilty. it is not good news for the white house. here's our north america editorjon sopel like an episode of 2a, a blockbuster drama played out in a most momentous five minutes that could shake this gene presidency. at a courthouse in new york donald trump's long—term lawyer and mr fixit michael cohen pleads guilty to a series of crimes and implicates the president. 200 miles south in another federal courtroom, his one—time campaign manager paul manafort is found guilty of a series

i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london. search donald trump and twitter today and you will get a veritable torrent of hits. in the past few hours, the president has taken on the media, social media, the justice department, james comey and even, most striking of all, perhaps, the chiefjustice of the supreme court. while mr trump was using twitter to rail against his perceived enemies, most of the nation was fixing on another image — this bipartisan scene in arizona, where mourners gathered to celebrate the life and public service of former senatorjohn mccain. so is this tweet storm an indication of stress in the white house? joining us is ab stoddard of real clear politics. what do you make of the fact i think we are up what do you make of the fact i think we are up to ii the president has tweeted and many of them about legal issues? not only the number but they we re issues? not only the number but they were more desperate in tone than usual. 15 months after giving an

information about the rescue of the british citizen, kay, we re rescue of the british citizen, kay, weres in the high 205, not that much different to a swimming pool that much different to a swimming pool. the other thing is it has to be pretty calm waters so you're not struggling to keep your air way above the water for all of the time, those fighters were present at this particular case. what do you think of the fact she managed to survive? well, we could have predicted her survival because when it happens, it's still something to be very pleased with, because often they don't. so as much, the psychological aspect of being in a situation where you think maybe you won't be rescued for ten hours but in terms of the physical and physiological demand, the lady in question was in an absolutely perfect scenario, if you had to be in a survival situation you'd want to be in warm, calm water. the fatuous also female meant she finds it reasonably easy to float and so she's not working so ha rd float and so she's not working so hard to keep her away clear, so exhausted and would not be a problem.

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kay fell from the back deck down into the adriatic.ding north towards venice when, just before midnight last night, kay went overboard about 60 miles off the croatian coast. too much sun the only visible effect, but what an ordeal. i am very lucky to be alive. there has been no comment on how she fell. the coastguard said she was exhausted when they pulled her from the water. tom burridge, bbc news. more than 200 competitors from around the world have been taking part in the fourth british beard and moustache championships in the northern english town of blackpool. the charity event is open to all ages, all nationalities and all genders. andrew plant reports. they are calling it a hairy extravaganza. all shapes and sizes of facial hair competing in 21 different categories. best beard, best moustache, full beard freestyle, even finest fake eared too. a lot of guys really do love it. they are attached to it. they love it. a lot of guys like to show off, you get quite a lot of extravagant people here and it is somewhere they can come and

kay fell from the back deck down into the adriatic.hen, just before midnight last night, kay went overboard about 60 miles off the croatian coast. too much sun the only visible effect, but what an ordeal. i am very lucky to be alive. there has been no comment on how she fell. the coastguard said she was exhausted when they pulled her from the water. tom burridge, bbc news. you have been watching newsday. i'm babita sharma in london. and i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. stay with us. trade tensions among the us and china. why is washington so worried over beijing's ‘made in china 2025‘ policy? more later in the programme. that's all for now. stay with bbc world news. hello there. all this week our weather will be coming in from the atla ntic weather will be coming in from the atlantic so it will be rather changeable. sunday saw some autumn sunshine across a good part of the midlands towards the south—east of england and in the warm and muggy air it felt warm out there as well. the main rain bearing clouds is remain for the time being to

jon kay, bbc news, bristol crown court.match was due to start at 11am local time, but persistent rain and dark skies meant play was finally abandoned for the day just before 5pm. it's the first time in five years that a whole day's play has been lost in a test match played in england. the home side lead the series 1—0. that is all we have got time for. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, till next time, goodbye. good morning. well, yesterday brought quite a change across the country. we had some welcome rain. nowhere near enough i know, but nevertheless i'm sure gardeners and growers out there are happy. we had over an inch of rain in suffolk, also some thundery downpours towards the end of the afternoon and into the evening. that area of low pressure which was responsible is drifting off into scandinavia, but something also that's interesting is behind that frontal system, it's introducing slightly fresher air in comparison to of late. that's allowing for

kay longstaff endured ten hours in the sea after going overboard.iner at around midnight on saturday. officials said the a6—year—old was rescued 60 miles offshore. dan johnson reports. kay longstaff, returning safely to dry land on a different sort of ship. the croatian coast guard rescued her from the sea after she spent a whole night treading water. i fell off the back of the norwegian star and i was in the water for ten hours. so, these wonderful guys rescued me. this is the moment she was pulled from the sea on sunday morning. her coast guard rescuers said she was tired and a bit sunburnt, but remarkably well, considering her ordeal. she is now recovering in hospital. she is feeling good today, as she felt yesterday. she doesn't have any bad injuries on her body and she will be discharged from hospital today, in a few hours. she isjust waiting for her family to pick her up. kay was aboard the norwegian star, filmed here on an earlier cruise. it's thought she was on the seventh deck, close to the back, when she fell. the ship left the croatian po

kay has been speaking about her ordeal and this is what she had to say. specialise in water rescue say she would have benefited by the fact the sea is fairly warm at this time of year, probably around 20 degrees, not too much cooler than a swimming pool. that would have worked in her favour. the fact she is a woman and carries a bit more body fat would have helped her float and the fact that it‘s the sea, with salt in the water would have helped her float. it sounds like there were a few things in herfavour, here. but still a long time to be in the water, through the night, in the darkness, and no idea if anybody was looking for her. ten hours to be treading water, an incredible long time. someone from the same cruise line fell from one of their other ships last month and spent 22 hours in the other water. it is possible to survive, if the conditions are in your favour. but the question everyone is asking, how did she survive? how did she fall in the first place? 89 south koreans have arrived in north korea to be reunited with family members they‘ve not s

now 23, kay is in a much better place. you could go back in time and meet your 14—year—old self who is really struggling, what would you say to her now? i would say, seek help. you are not ok. and that is ok, don't feel ashamed for feeling whatever you're feeling kay ska ending that report by dominic hughes. ca rys carys holland ca rys holland and carys holland and every day from the ages of 13 to 18, chee explained on the difficult process of open cut to people, including telling her mother. at first i lied when she saw the self harm on my wrist and i said i had fallen over in the snow and graze on my arm. than i had relatives who had told the eye had self harmed and they told her and she was devastated. in the long run it was better because i opened up on the bullying and how i was feeling andi the bullying and how i was feeling and i managed to get help from the. how did she respond? there must have been a party that was frightened at what her reaction might be? she was very upset. access i don't think she knew what to

kay fell from the back deck down into the adriatic.hip had docked in dubrovnik and was heading north towards venice when, just before midnight last night, kay went overboard about 60 miles off the croatian coast. too much sun the only visible effect, but what an ordeal. i am very lucky to be alive. we do not know how she fell. the coastguard said she was exhausted when they pulled her from the water. tom burridge, bbc news. the indonesian island of lombok has been shaken by further earthquakes, two weeks after one that killed more than a50 people. a 6.3 magnitude quake struck this morning, causing mudslides and damaging buildings. officials reported a second quake 12 hours later. it's unclear whether anyone has died. the government is preparing to publish advice designed to prepare the uk for the possibility of a no—deal brexit. the notices to be released on thursday will include information for citizens, businesses and public bodies. it comes as one of the co—founders of the fashion brand superdry donated £1 million to the campaign fo

now 23, kay is in a much better place.you could go back in time and meet your 14—year—old self who's really struggling, what would you say to her now? i would say — seek help. like, you are not ok, and that is ok. don't feel ashamed for feeling whatever you're feeling. kay ska ending that report by dominic hughes. and if you have been affected by any of the issues raised in that report, you can find details of organisations which offer advice and support on the bbc actionline website — at bbc.co.uk/actionline. a £5,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to the arrest of a 21—year—old man wanted over the murders of his ex—partner and her mother. they were stabbed to death in the early hours of monday morning in solihull. our correspondent sima kotecha is at the west midlands police headquarters. today west midlands police told us that the prime suspect 21—year—old janbaz tarin is still believed to be in the country and is still believed to be in the west midlands. in fact, office rs to be in the west midland

kay fell from the back deck down into the adriatic.in dubrovnik and was heading north towards venice when, just before midnight last night, kay went overboard about 60 miles off the croatian coast. too much sun the only visible effect, but what an ordeal. i am very lucky to be alive. effect, but what an ordeal. there effect, but what an ordeal. has been no comment| fell. the coastguard said she was exhausted when they pulled her from the water. she was exhausted tom burridge, bbc news. she was exhausted brazil is sending troops to its border with venezuela, after local people attacked camps housing venezuelan migrants, in an attempt to drive them out. housing venezuelan migrants, it comes amid economic and political turmoil that's led more than two million venezuelans to leave their country in the last three years. venezuelans to leave their country that's more than 7% of the entire population, in a country where 1.3 million people are malnourished. the latest violence is centred on the town of pacaraima on the border with brazil. on t

kay fell from the back deck down into the adriatic. docked in dubrovnik and was heading north towards venice when, just before midnight last night, kay went overboard about 60 miles off the croatian coast. too much sun the only visible effect, but what an ordeal. i am very lucky to be alive. there has been no comment on how she fell. the coastguard said she was exhausted when they pulled her from the water. tom burridge, bbc news. the government is preparing to publish advice designed to prepare the uk for the possibility of a no—deal brexit. the notices, to be released on thursday, will include information for citizens, businesses and public bodies. they come as a founder of the fashion brand superdry donated £1 million to the campaign for a public vote on the final deal, saying brexit was going to be a disaster. 0ur political correspondent leila nathoo reports. and we stare into the abyss of no deal... this weekend in edinburgh, the latest in a series of rallies being held by those calling for the public to have their say on the fina

now 23, kay is in a much better place.key part of her recovery. so, if you could go back in time and meet your 14—year—old self who is really struggling, what would you say to her now?” self who is really struggling, what would you say to her now? i would say, seek help. you are not ok. and thatis say, seek help. you are not ok. and that is ok, don't feel ashamed for feeling whatever you're feeling and don't be afraid to seek help. dominic hughes reporting there. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson is here. do we know why so many people are self—harming? do we know why so many people are self-harming? it is incredibly hard to say but another report published today by the children's society suggests that there are real challenges at school. a survey found that a quarter of children between 13 and 17 witnessed continualjokes and comments about appearance and the same proportion of secondary school children witnessed ongoing jokes about other children's sexual activity and girls reported that those things made them fee

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>> kay. i'm very lucky to be alive. >> kay is lucky to be alive. she said after that she was 46 years old and from england before she was whisked away to an ambulance. norwegian said she's in stable condition. >>> search and rescue efforts continue in india after the worst flooding in a century. heavy rains landslides. thousands of rescuers are using boats and helicopters to get relief to some areas. but weather conditions have improved and they the people still stranded to be rescued today. >>> a little bit flood threat and severe weather threat here in the united states. headed into the mid mississippi and river valleys. the storm will be slow moving. it's going to be a slight risk of flash flooding. it includes iowa, chicago. and then into tuesday the thunderstorms and heavy rain move through the central appalachians. right up through central pennsylvania. isolated severe weather with those storms along with the heavy rain threats. we have great weather to be had. perfect in areas of new england, and texas and oklahoma. in the southeast we're do