kieran, it's kieran storm. >> kieran storm kieran and of as i actually fought my friend kieran last nightou ask us you did say what's all this , us you did say what's all this, what's all this crap that people are doing . are doing. >> oh people get people really annoy me . >> oh people get people really annoy me. linguistics annoy me. >> i know they annoy me. people pretentiousness. >> no, it's not. it's just within the six mile radius of bangor and belfast. there are other ways of pronouncing things. >> oh, so you're criticise causing us ulster people little stand for. >> no, you just laughing at accents. >> well i wasn't laughing. >> well i wasn't laughing. >> there were sheep yesterday drowning in fields as well. >> i tried to go for a walk yesterday and my kids couldn't get through the path. >> had to go the trees. >> we had to go round the trees. it very wet out there and it was very wet out there and i do think it'll be very wet in kenya. >> the king and queen are there. they are undertaking their first state visit since they were made top dogs. >> oh, friends, yeah. >> oh, friends

for storm storm kieran just yet. for storm kieran itself , we're storm kieran just yet. at the moment, we only have yellow warnings, but there's a high likelihood may need to likelihood we may need to escalate nearer escalate them as we go nearer the time confidence increases as to where we're going to see the exceptionally winds when exceptionally strong winds when it comes to amber or possibly even red warnings, that's when people really need to be taking good advice as to protect themselves and property for the very strong winds and also the further heavy rain . further heavy rain. >> yeah, alex, why is it that there are so many storms in quick succession? of course , quick succession? of course, people talk about climate change. is that it or is it just the kind of rub of the luck ? the kind of rub of the luck? >> so at this time of year, it's pretty common. it's autumn and so it's often that we see various deep areas of low pressure coming in from the atlantic and causing unsettled weather to the uk. storm babet was a little different because it hit a blocking high

so i think this storm, kieran, monitor this storm, kieran, that's in and be as that's coming in and bele. and obviously, main obviously, the main consideration be consideration has to be protecting life. we lost lives in storm babet and the thing that concerns me most with flooding is we're talking about it now, but on a dry day in august, you wouldn't want to talk to me about it and nor would anyone else, because it's seen as though it might never happen. flooding is only going seen as though it might never ha happen.ooding is only going seen as though it might never ha happen moreg is only going seen as though it might never ha happen more and only going seen as though it might never ha happen more and more.oing seen as though it might never ha happen more and more. and we to happen more and more. and we need to be thinking about it all year round. not just in the run up to storm or the aftermath up to a storm or the aftermath of a storm. just very of a storm. and just very quickly, calls you quickly, simon, who calls you the guy? the flood guy? >> family call you the >> does your fa

kieran spreading upmes temperatures at best getting into kieran spreading up from storm kieran spreadingring wednesday night and lasting for most of thursday with the ground so saturated , we are likely to so saturated, we are likely to see further issues. the see further flooding issues. the strongest across of strongest winds across parts of south and southern south wales and southern england. check england. please check the met office of office website for details of all the warnings . all the warnings. >> who is it? we're here for the show, so . for more energy this show, so. for more energy this time, welcome to the dinosaur hour. houn >>i houn >> i was married to a therapist. >> i was married to a therapist. >> and you survived. >> and you survived. >> i thought we were getting hugh laurie second best. i'm bellissima. you interviewed saddam hussein. what's that like? >> i was happy tuesday one and all. >> it's 9 pm. i'm mark dolan and this is gb news tonight and dominic cummings turned the air blue at the covid inquiry today as his extraordinary x—rated rants were relayed to everyo

yes, storm kieran arriving as yes, storm kieran is arriving as we wednesday night we go through wednesdaylarly around the english channel channel, coastal parts and southern here we could see southern uk here we could see gusts of 70 to 80, possibly even around 90mph. as we go into thursday. so it is going to be exceptionally windy and very wet, too. laura thank you very much for serving up that warning. >> make sure we all take care out there. as alex burkill, a representative from the met office, just to run us through that extreme weather that he's expecting to batter britain in the days come. the king the days to come. now, the king and queen have flown to kenya for a five day state visit today, but amongst visiting nairobi national park, a meeting, kenya marines buckingham palace says that the trip will acknowledge the painful aspects of the uk and kenya's shared history. his majesty will take time to deepen his understanding of the wrong suffered by kenyan people . suffered by kenyan people. apparently so . will the king apparently so. will the king apologise? she should the king ap

there may not be too much rain in northern ireland from storm kieran as it arrives into thursday.e damaging winds are more likely in the far south where we've got an amber wind warning from the met office. more on that in a moment. still some uncertainty, though, because the storm hasn't developed yet. it's going to grow out of this area of cloud streaming in from the other side of the atlantic. head of that this area of cloud is arriving in the southwest this evening, bringing some wet weather for trick or treaters. the rain easing in northern ireland and northern england, but still on the cloudy side. and through this evening and overnight, we'll see that rain in the southwest moving back northwards again across the uk. heavy rain for a while perhaps, and then some squally perhaps. thundery downpours sweeping into wales and the southwest to driving eastwards early on wednesday morning. chilly start to wednesday across northern scotland as the rain moves in here. so we could see briefly some snow over the scottish mountains away from that rain. now it's going to be a day of sunsh

kieran will be arriving.rain. there's warnings tonight from this area of pressure bringing more of low pressure bringing more rain. comes the storm. rain. but here comes the storm. as say, really arriving during as i say, really arriving during wednesday night and then lingering throughout thursday wednesday night and then linge amber roughout thursday wednesday night and then linge amber warnings thursday wednesday night and then linge amber warnings across ay wednesday night and then linge amber warnings across parts with amber warnings across parts of the south. we have met office yellow warnings in place for tonight and tomorrow across parts northern ireland parts of northern ireland and the south—east for the heavy rain that moves the rain also rain that moves in the rain also spreading its way into southern scotland through night. lots scotland through the night. lots of rain into of showery rain coming into wales england , too, wales and southern england, too, and quite a breezy night. mild night anoth

kieran: indeed. why we downgraded consumer discretionary is weakness around spending in china for example. beijing, their policies are clearly very inward focused. the remedies that they are trying to put into the market are very piecemeal. it does not seem like there will be a big bazooka type plan in the cards. if it was easy to fix it would have been fixed already. i think they need to be braced for not so great data coming out of golden week spending this time. paul: alright head of equity research for asia at ubp. thank you for joining us. still to come why evergrande's escalating legal troubles could spell good news for chinese buyers waiting for their homes to be delivered. but first the next headwinds from u.s. politics as congress narrowly ofh it's a disruptive and costly shutdown of federal agencies. but maybe not for long, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ that first time you take a step back and see everything you've accomplished. i made that. with your very own online store. i sold that. and you ca

but comes storm kieran but here comes storm kieran spreading from the south and spreading up from thein across the country during wednesday night and lasting for of thursday and lasting for most of thursday . the so saturated, . with the ground so saturated, we likely to see further we are likely to see further flooding issues. the strongest winds of south winds across parts of south wales southern england. wales and southern england. please met office please check the met office website details of all the website for details of all the warnings hello >> good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight. now, all guns have been firing at boris johnson. that covid inquiry. but his instincts were right. he didn't want to lock you down, but he was surrounded by blob did surrounded by a blob that did so. goodness we had so. thank goodness we had somebody in favour of somebody who was in favour of liberty in charge. othennise, heaven how we'd have heaven knows how long we'd have been for. there's a been locked up for. there's a row the metropol police row with the metro

heavy rain is kieran this week.m kieran gusts of up to 90 miles is expected in some areas when storm karen hits in southern parts of england and wales. storm karen hits in southern parts of england and wales . and parts of england and wales. and you can get more on all those stories by visiting our website gb news.com stories by visiting our website gbnews.com . for exclusive gb news.com. for exclusive limited gbnews.com. for exclusive limited edition and rare gold coins that are always newsworthy i >> rosalind gold proudly sponsors the gb news financial report chart and here's a quick snapshot of today's markets as the pound will buy you 1.21 to $2 and ,1.1461. >> the price of gold is £1,645.21 per ounce, and the ftse 100 is at 7344 points. >> rosalind gold proudly sponsors the gb news financial report . report. >> and up next, burglars and drug dealers are to be given a clean record and will not have to inform employers about their past crimes. this is all about cutting reoffending. is it going to work? is it goin

kieran tierney was replaced his match at the weekend and scotland will be without him.lieves his side is game against tottenham should be replayed. —— video assistant referee darren england did not overrule when diaz was wrongly flagged offside. reds fans look away now and maybe shut your ears. coming back for the offside, mate. just checking the offside. delaye the game stop the game. 0n—field decision was offside. are you happy with this image? yeah, it's onside. i can't do anything. 0h beep. iran has agreed with saudi arabia to reschedule an asian champions league match after the saudi team al ittihad alked out at the last minute on monday. the decision was made apparently over the presence of a statue of a slain iranian general. the stadium in the city of isfahan was packed with 60,000 fans, but the saudi team, featuring the likes of karim benzema and n'golo kante never came out of the dressing room. the club were opposed to a statue of an iranian general, assisinated in 2020, being placed at the entrance to the pitch. iran's foreign minister said that the two sides

but more unsettled weather is on the way this week as kieran approaches most as storm kieran approachess we go through wednesday night into thursday, heavy thursday, bringing some heavy rain. it's the exceptionally rain. but it's the exceptionally strong particularly strong winds, particularly around coastal parts around channel coastal parts which we're most concerned about well . good evening. well. good evening. >> it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight . m15 state of the nation tonight. m15 is institutionally racist against white people . all the against white people. all the domestic intelligence agency takes money from british taxpayers to discriminate against the white ones. tonight, state of the nation can reveal that the institution has been offering internships exclusively to ethnic minority gis. and it isn't alone. the usual suspects, the bank of england, the civil service are doing similar things, and they do it with our money. as the government's tax. one of its own members, paul bristow, calling a bristow, for calling for a ceasefire in gaza, will be askin

but more unsettled weather is on the way this week as kieran approaches most as storm kieran approachess we go through wednesday night into thursday, heavy thursday, bringing some heavy rain. it's the exceptionally rain. but it's the exceptionally strong particularly strong winds, particularly around coastal parts around channel coastal parts which we're most concerned about well . good evening. well. good evening. >> it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight . m15 state of the nation tonight. m15 is institutionally racist against white people . all the against white people. all the domestic intelligence agency takes money from british taxpayers to discriminate against the white ones. tonight, state of the nation can reveal that the institution has been offering internships exclusively to ethnic minority gis. and it isn't alone. the usual suspects, the bank of england, the civil service are doing similar things, and they do it with our money. as the government's tax. one of its own members, paul bristow, calling a bristow, for calling for a ceasefire in gaza, will be askin

yes, for the second consecutive week we have got another named storm, storm kieran arriving later on across the country. before that we could have some flooding tonight. we have an amber warning out for heavy rain across northern ireland where we have already seen flooding. we could get 50 to 100 millimetres, just shy of four inches of rain through the night, persistent rain. rain in north—west england, the midlands and north west london. in scotland we will see a touch of light frost as temperatures in rural parts get below freezing. it will be sunny first thing in the morning, the best of the weather tomorrow in scotland. a brisk north—easterly wind driving scattered showers. further south there will be a weakening front. a window of fine sunshine behind it, but not for long. more wet weather push into the south—west. we had flooding in cornwall at the weekend, the ground is very

weather is set to bring disruption to several parts of the country ahead of the arrival of storm kieran. there's potential for flooding and transport disruption in northern ireland amid an amber rain warning and heavy rains also expected in the south and southeast england . the met southeast of england. the met office warning of winds up to 90 miles an hour in some areas . miles an hour in some areas. just stop oil activists who climbed a motonnay gantry on the m25 five have avoided jail to protesters were handed suspended sentences for deliberately defying an injunction, while a further ten others were not given any penalty after a high court judge found they weren't aware of the injunction by just stop oil protest organisers . it stop oil protest organisers. it comes as 62 activists were arrested at a demonstrate in london this morning after lying down on the road near parliament square . this down on the road near parliament square. this is gb news on tv, on digital radio and on your smart speaker too. that's it for me. now it's over to . michelle me. now it's over to. michelle >> th

let's start with storm kieran, —— storm ciaran.he moment, strongest of the winds will be in southern parts of england and wales, 50 to 60 mph in stronger around the coast and even stronger for the channel islands potentially and northwest france. rainfall and saturated ground, you can see the totals totting up and it could lead totals totting up and it could lead to further flooding. where test conditions to the southeast of northern ireland, even before storm ciaran arrives we have a met office amber warning ciaran arrives we have a met office amberwarning in ciaran arrives we have a met office amber warning in force for tonight into tomorrow morning. we've already seen lots of rainfall here, more come through today and more tonight, that's why we're going to see the increasing risk of further flooding. the northern half of scotland should be dry and bright, cloud and southern scotland and north wales, central southern england and wales, it will be a mixture of heavy and thundery showers. some of the shows could have an impact but

but more unsettled weather is on the way week kieran way this week as storm kieran approaches most ofs we go through wednesday night into thursday, bringing some rain. but bringing some heavy rain. but it's exceptionally strong it's the exceptionally strong winds, around winds, particularly around channel coastal which channel coastal parts which we're concerned about >> this show is all about feedback. i want to hear your views for the next two hours. mark at gbnews.com and my big opinion is coming up. you can catch it on twitter shortly at gb news. so it's a really busy show. it is coming up to 9:00. i'm mark dolan and this is gb news. tonight out and speaking after an emergency cobra meeting today, the home secretary suella braverman , did not mince her braverman, did not mince her words about the pro—palestine marches . marches. >> my mind. there's only one way to describe those marches. they are hate marches . so next, as are hate marches. so next, as the government addressed the accelerate terror threat in the uk, here, in my big opinion, why this should not surprise anyone afte

but more unsettled weather is on the way week kieran way this week as storm kieran approaches most ofs we go through wednesday night into thursday, bringing some rain. but bringing some heavy rain. but it's exceptionally strong it's the exceptionally strong winds, around winds, particularly around channel coastal which channel coastal parts which we're concerned about very good evening to you. >> i'm karen armstrong in the newsroom. the israeli prime minister has ruled out a ceasefire in gaza, declaring this is a time for war. benjamin netanyahu's promise to stand against what he called the forces of barbarism until victory is achieved describes hamas as part of an axis of evil being formed by iran . he added being formed by iran. he added even the most just wars have unintended civilian casualties

arsenal's kieran tierney won't play after suffering a hamstring injury while on loan to real sociedad qualifier against croatia because of a knee problem. spurs forward brennanjohnson also misses out through injury. on—loan watford left—back jamal lewis and teenage west ham striker callum marshall have returned to the northern ireland squad for their upcoming euro qualifiers. they have two games in group h against bottom side san marino and then slovenia three days later. a fan who suffered a medical emergency during leyton orient�*s match against lincoln city last night has died. the man received treatment during the second half, with fans running on to the pitch to alert the referee, urging him to stop the game. the match was eventually abandoned after 82 minutes. sporting icon simone biles has the chance to help the usa win their seventh consecutive world title at the gymnastics world championships later. it's already been an impressive competition for the american, who made history on the opening day in belgium becoming the first woman to land the yurchenko double pike vault. our

storm kieran will be arriving. place damaging warnings in place for damaging gusts wind , particularly gusts of wind, particularly on thursday of the thursday across parts of the south heavy rain. there's south and heavy rain. there's warnings this area warnings tonight from this area of bringing more of low pressure bringing more rain. comes the storm, rain. but here comes the storm, as i say, really arriving during wednesday and then wednesday night and then lingering throughout thursday with warnings across parts with amber warnings across parts of the south. we have met office yellow warnings in place for tonight and tomorrow across parts northern and parts of northern ireland and the south—east for the heavy rain that moves in. the rain also spreading its way into southern scotland through the night. showery night. lots of showery rain coming wales southern coming into wales and southern england, quite a breezy england, too, and quite a breezy night. night but night. mild night here, but another northern anoth

officials say they removed the tree planted by kieran chapman because of the site's unesco world heritagea 16—year—old boy were arrested in connection with the felling last week. a bbc tv presenter says her eyesight has been saved after going for a routine check—up. bbc wales's lucy 0wen noticed white flashes in her right eye injune, when her optician said her retina was in the process of detaching and booked her in for an emergency operation. you're live with bbc news. a huge fire engulfed the police headquarters in the egyptian city of ismailia in the north—east of the country early this morning. local media say at least 38 people have been injured, no fatalities were immediately reported. firefighters are said to have contained the blaze in the multistorey building after several hours. the cause of the fire is not yet known. the nigerian president, bola tinubu, has announced a temporary wage increase for lower—paid workers and pledged to lower transport costs. the measures come two days before the planned start of a nationwide strike over the high cost of living in the country. trades

officials say they took away the tree planted by kieran chapman because of the site's unesco world heritageested in connection with the felling last week. a bbc tv presenter says her eyesight has been saved by a routine check—up. injune, bbc wales's lucy 0wen told her optician she had noticed white flashes in her right eye. he said her retina was in the process of detaching and booked her in for an emergency operation. her vision returned and she has resumed presenting. you're live with bbc news. italy's prime minister has warned europe will be "overwhelmed" by migration unless the eu finds solutions. italy currently receives the largest number of people smugglers boats, carrying asylum seekers and other migrants into europe. many people then try to travel on to countries including germany, france or the uk. 0ur correspondent mark lowen has been to two border locations — where migrants are trying to cross. preparing, they hope, their footsteps to freedom. they trod the long path of desperation to europe, but even now, in italy, they want to go on to france and beyond. numbers here have doub

there may not be too much rain in northern ireland from storm kieran northern ireland from storm ciarans are more likely in the far south where we've got an amber wind warning from the met office. more on that in a moment. still some uncertainty, though, because the storm hasn't developed yet. it's going to grow out of this area of cloud streaming in from the other side of the atlantic. head of that this area of cloud is arriving in the southwest this evening, bringing some wet weather for trick or treaters. the rain easing in northern ireland and northern england, but still on the cloudy side. and through this evening and overnight, we'll see that rain in the southwest moving back northwards again across the uk. heavy rain for a while perhaps, and then some squally perhaps. thundery downpours sweeping into wales and the southwest to driving eastwards early on wednesday morning. chilly start to wednesday across northern scotland as the rain moves in here. so we could see briefly some snow over the scottish mountains away over the scottish mountains. away from that rain now, it's going t

thursday night, this deep area of low pressure approaches our shores, and it has been named storm kieranel islands at risk, particularly along the coast, of seeing gusts of 80, possibly 90 mph. this is bbc news, the headlines. the un warns civil order may be breaking down in gaza — as thousands of residents break in to warehouses for food and other basic items. people are getting frustrated, they are getting hungry, as the siege, the three—week long siege continues. israel is continuing with its military operation — moving more tanks and infantry into gaza. jordan�*s foreign minister warns the world must act now. if we allow this war to continue, then not only have we failed our international standards, but we have failed the right of all our people to live in peace and i think all of us need to take a deep pause and that we have all failed the palestinian people, the israeli people. our other main story — matthew perry — one of the stars of the hit tv show friends — is found dead at his home in los angeles.

have got another consecutive week we have got another named storm, storm kieran arriving later on wednesday and into thursday, which has the potential to bring more flooding across the country. before that we could have some flooding tonight. we have an amber warning out for heavy rain across northern ireland where we have already seen flooding. we could get 50 to 100 millimetres, just shy of four inches of rain through the night, persistent rain. rain in north—west england, the midlands and north west london. in scotland we will see a touch of light frost as temperatures in rural parts get below freezing. it will be sunny first thing in the morning, the best of the weather tomorrow in scotland. a brisk north—easterly wind driving scattered showers. further south there will be a weakening front. a window of fine sunshine behind it, but not for long. more wet weather push into the south—west. we had flooding in cornwall at the weekend, the ground is very saturated across the ground is very saturated across the country at the moment, so any heavy rainfall will be unwelcome. this system moves

joining me now from liverpool is kieran maguire.erpool university. nice to see you. didn't we used to have bids in controversial votes at a little bit of corruption may extend to come to a decision like that? is it alljust done behind closed doors now? i that? is it alljust done behind closed doors now?— that? is it alljust done behind closed doors now? i think following some of the — closed doors now? i think following some of the unusual _ closed doors now? i think following some of the unusual patterns - closed doors now? i think following some of the unusual patterns that. closed doors now? i think following l some of the unusual patterns that we saw with the awarding of the 2018 and 2022 world cup, fifa now allocate the world cup using a slightly more transparent bases. i think they are also concerned about the level of cost, the 22 any two world cup in qatar caused a minimum of a to host. i don't think anyone individual country want to go down that particular road for that we've been left with this rather unusual compromise in

>> my greatest britain today is a young man called kieran shapps man. ruthless . he destroyed that was ruthless. he destroyed on hadrian's wall at the weekend. he took his tools and a little tree that he bought in a garden centre went down to that gap and replanted a new tree for everyone to cheer them up because it was such a loved tree. everyone loved it. and it's heartbreaking to see it felled like that. so i hope they find the culprits. >> that's a brilliant nomination. suzanne, how about you ? your greatest britain. you? your greatest britain. >> so mine's home secretary, suella braverman, not just because of what she said about immigration her speech, immigration today in her speech, but she about but because what she said about gender ideology and about woke luxury beliefs and about stopping just stop oil. i hope she does it. >> there you go. well, of course , that's that's to be discovered . ed, how about you, rebecca, your your greatest britain mine safety bedroom sky who politely but very firmly grilled claire cottineau on this claim that ther

as kieran heads for the uk save from storm a couple was swept off a harbour wall during a storm, hadis a god after all. also i think we've got the independent. do we? megan lovely, the independent newspaper covid inquiry. chaotic flip flopping. bofis inquiry. chaotic flip flopping. boris made it impossible to tackle pandemic effectively evidence from former pm's closest advisers as top aide admits to ensuring messages on pm's covid whatsapp group disappear . weird also tanks disappear. weird also tanks target gaza city in major escalation of israel. ground offensive more papers to come , offensive more papers to come, but let's get reaction to the big stories of the day with my top panel this evening. daily express carole maloney express columnist carole maloney and former environment secretary ranil jayawardena and former labour party adviser matthew laza . breaking tonight, labour laza. breaking tonight, labour backbencher andy mcdonald has had the party whip suspended after he appeared at a pro—police 9th march over the weekend and said this. >> we will not rest until we have justi

but here storm kieran but here comes storm kieran spreading up from the south and then spiral going in and lasting for most of thursday . the ground so saturated, . with the ground so saturated, we likely to see further we are likely to see further flooding strongest flooding issues. the strongest winds of south winds across parts of south wales and southern england. please office please check the met office website details all the said britain be apologising for its colonial past. >> king charles is in kenya. absolutely not, says alan in essex. there are wrongs done by all countries in the past. we should move on. look, this show is all about opinion and it's all about feedback. get them to me right now. go straight to my laptop, mark at gbnews.com a really, really busy hour to come. it is 10:00. i'm mark dolan and this is gb news. tonight, britain's cops under the microscope. whether it's shoplifting, burglary or car theft or turning a blind eye to extremism on our streets , is extremism on our streets, is british policing no longer fit for purpose? that's the big debate next with to

and then my name kieran, but i always get karen, which is just so embarrassing.e travelled the world, and let me tell you, nobody else says karen except americans. i could go to a starbucks and they scream out karen, and it's the most embarrassing thing ever, ever, ever. >> so let's say an american was walking down the street in poland, how would you be able to tell they're american? >> they're loud. loud. >> loud. and if you see them at night, they're usually drunk. >> if they come from here, they're most tanned in the skin and a little bit wider. >> tan and fat. >> yeah. >> they just eat and eat and eat. they don't care on the quantities. just the quantity. >> would you say they're a little fatter? >> a lot. >> when an american finds out you're from australia, what's the dumbest thing they ask you? >> someone asked me if there is kangaroos there. like if there is kangaroos there. obviously there's kangaroos there. >> can you do an impression of an american? >> i'll have a cheese burger with french fries. oh, oh and what kind of sauce do you have? >> i'll take t

. >> it's not democrats job, but kieran, it is not democrats job to keep republicans from killing otherlicans. it's not their job. that's our job, to govern and to take our responsibilities seriously. >> i understand our but i'm saying politically they should have. i am sure where they didn't because the message is going to be republicans are coyote chaotic and they can't govern. >> they didn't do. that you did that. >> wait, everyone, i said champing at the bit we've got a top one in a time. we're losing our minds. but it's not me. what's your point? >> my point is simply. this i think you have 18 republicans who are in districts that flipped joe biden 2020. quite a few of them are gonna like unlikely to win next year. you have matt gates who, for the most, part is more than likely going to maintain the same position, for whomever become speaker, if it's steve scalise, we think it will become, in order to change the, rules were gonna have to get democrats to jump on board with republicans because it's too late in the process. the congressman can speak to this better than i could. more

storm kieran is bringing strong winds and heavy rain to the uk.n county down have been left undennater after a canal burst its banks with water levels in the city at unprecedented levels. the met office has issued a yellow rain across northern ireland for tonight until tomorrow morning, warning some communities may be cut off by flooding . cut off by flooding. >> buddy, who has lived here as ihave >> buddy, who has lived here as i have for generations, we had flooding in 47. there was flooding in 47. there was flooding in 47. there was flooding in 63. you know, these events are have occurred in the past, but what we need to work together to try and mitigate the impact of them . and with modern impact of them. and with modern technology and modern ways of managing flood water, of course, we can introduce schemes that can assist in that process . can assist in that process. >> and pomp and pageantry were on full display this morning as the king and queen touched down in kenya for a state visit there , majesties were greeted in nairobi kenyan preside

the uk are preparing for heavy rain and flooding over the next few dayses in the lead up to storm kieranng cannabis in their car. you are live with bbc news. let us return to vents in the middle east because gaza's hamas run health ministry said of the palestinians killed there, nearly 3,500 have been children and hospitals across gaza are inundated with casualties. this is the story of one family in southern gaza, it has been filmed for freelance journalist. southern gaza, it has been filmed forfreelancejournalist. 0ur forfreelancejournalist. our special correspondent sent us this report, including that testimony you may find distressing. they were living here in rafa when the war came. came. the rescuers found them in the rubble. and rushed 18 month old julia to hospital. it is hard to imagine consolation in this place. until this moment. when her sister learns little julia until this moment. when her sister learns littlejulia has survived. my learns littlejulia has survived. my sister, my beloved say, she say, aged five. this is my sister, she tells the nurses. the girl's fiscal wound

mcgill, kieran trippier and callum wilson.hem so that when they've gone in the ocean, once we've released them, uksa, like, keep an eye on them and how they've, like, grown and, like, what progress they make. and in a month's time when you come back, what are you hoping to see? probably, like, some big oysters, maybe like this big. at the moment, they're only like this big. now, freshly painted, they'll be dropped into the sea. so what's happening here is 1,000 baby oysters that we can see right here are being lowered into the water off the isle of wight and they're going to sit in baskets while they develop. and, in a month's time, the children and the students will come back to check on their development. we're restoring the oysters in the solent because we've lost a huge amount of ecology and the services that the species provides us. so there used to be the biggest oyster fishery in europe here in the solent, and that's now completely closed. overfishing, disease and pollution have all contributed to their decline, which i

because kieran ed seem a little bit confused . so a little bit confused.ully that will play on the video of keir and ed with nick ferrari. play it away so a woman can have a penis. >> i'm . not sorry. >> i'm. not sorry. >> i'm. not sorry. >> i'll get this. no no, no, no. >> i'll get this. no no, no, no. >> it's just. no, no, no. just. >> so a woman can have a penis. well quite clearly . well quite clearly. >> right. >> right. >> you couldn't make it up . >> you couldn't make it up. >> you couldn't make it up. >> how do you think putin's going to feel faced with that? on the other side of a negotiating table? he's going to be terrified, isn't he? what about 2 jinping ? i mean, for about 2 jinping? i mean, for god's sake , we can't have these god's sake, we can't have these people running our country. you'll be pleased to know that . you'll be pleased to know that. i do know what a woman is . and i do know what a woman is. and more than that , i'm actually more than that, i'm actually a very lucky man because i'm blessed with the support , not blessed with t

we could, i hasten to add , and we could, i hasten to add, and that would be storm kieran after storme are some strong and some very heavy rain bearing systems coming in through this week. so halloween trick probably less of a treat, i'm afraid . afraid. >> oh, thank you. that's nathan rahl there. not helping the situation, is he? thanks for joining nathan. right now. joining us, nathan. right now. and to royal news as and turning to royal news as a new trailer for the final season of netflix's the crown has been released detailing the final months of princess diana's life. part one is set to premiere on november 16th, according to netflix , the first four episodes netflix, the first four episodes will depict a relationship blossoming between princess diana and dodi fayed before a fateful car. with that with that fateful car. with that with that fateful car. with that with that fateful car journey , i mean, fateful carjourney, i mean, which obviously led to diana losing her life with me now is royal commentator michael cole to bring us up to date, not just to bring us up to date, notj

most of us it is then bright spells, sunshine and showers, and we will feel the effects of storm kierann by many western governments — after it killed 1,400 israelis, and took at least 239 people hostage, on october 7th. our middle east correspondent yolande knell has the latest. shrouded in darkness, the gaza strip is pummelled from the air by israeli air strikes, with flares raining down to mark targets. and by day, the devastation and the huge human cost is clear. it was the subject of a briefing given to the un security council last night. according to figures from the palestinian ministry of health, some 40% of the more than 8,300 people killed in gaza were children. the true cost of this latest escalation will be measured in children's lives — those lost to the violence and those forever changed by it. more than 420 children are being killed or injured in gaza every day — a number that should shake each of us to our core. more than three weeks after israel endured its bloodiest ever day of attacks, it's been expanding its military operation to obliterate hamas, which controls gaza

. >> kieran mullen, scott mann and byron davies. for your fantastic work . fantastic work. >> i'd also like to thank all the home office civil servants who work flat out to keep this country safe and of course, the greater manchester police and all the officers from around the country who are doing their duty . here >> now, i don't know if you've noticed, but as home secretary, i do occasionally receive a modicum of criticism or sometimes i'm asked if i ever read what my critics say about me. well the answer is yes, i do . i'm made of strong stuff. so i'm prepared to wade through the personal abuse, the wild invective and the wilful misrepresentation , because i misrepresentation, because i believe that all of us should strive for improvement and if we close our ears to anyone who disagrees with us, we're less likely to identify our mistakes. one of the reasons why the conservative party has survived and thrived for so long is because we are not afraid to admit when we get it wrong and adapt accordingly. we listen and we learn and w