tetley tea, chorus steel, and evenjaguar land rover. all of that brought india on the global map.ding the it services in india made india one of the big roles, an instrumental role in making india a big it superpower and tata consultancy services of one of the largest it support across the globe. these are some of the examples. most indian industrialists even today seek ratan tata as a leader and amend to a mental because based on hisjourney as a chairman and the way he led the group made the group and the group made the group and the country come on the global industries platform is what people look for and that is why the entire country is seeing this loss. the entire country is seeing this 1055-— the entire country is seeing this loss-— this loss. thank you for “oininu this loss. thank you for joining us- _ to the us now where major stock markets rose for a second day in a row, rising to new record highs. we can see the closing numbers for the us markets now on the screen. that's despite the minutes from the federal reserve's september meeting showing a divide among officials o

company into an international success, buying quintessentially british brands tetley tea, jaguar land rovernglo—dutch steelmaker corus — an acquisition that, at the time, was seen as saving the british steel industry. tata's most ambitious project, the tata nano, the world's cheapest car. it never was conceived of as being the cheapest car, it was conceived of as being a car that would give the people of india an opportunity to own a car that had not been within their reach before. but the indian consumer just wasn't interested. tata was also known for his philanthropic work, animalwelfare, health and education, and, most recently, working with the elderly. ratan tata was one of india's most internationally recognised business leaders and has left an indelible mark on the country. samira hussain, bbc news, india. you can find more of our coverage on ratan tata on our live page on our website, bbc.com. china stock markets opened around 2% higher on thursday, as investors looked ahead to a briefing by the finance ministry over the weekend, where there are hopes of more stimulus. shares on the

the group acquired companies like jaguar, land rover, and the new bill price or chemistry is being awarded to $3.00 scientists for their work with proteins. and while the physics prize went to play and is of artificial intelligence, the chemistry prize mountains, the 1st time that the discovery is be made possible by a i, and that's being recognized by the awards force reports from stock. a nobel prize winner is a, as a really far less predictable than the oath of weather in stone. for the rural swedish academy of sciences spring west of a surprise than usual when they announced the chemistry award. this year's price is about the chemical tools of life pro things well, probably things with a theme. so it was all special intelligence, as it happened in the physics prize the day before, university of washington professor david baker and google deep lines dentist, his office and john jump. all used a only in the discoveries. i hope this is. this is just a sign that we have opened the door to many incredible scientific breakthroughs with computation. and they all had to come there new problems

. >> off of the gulf of mexico that most people in nasa they think of astronauts or landing rovers onars. but what most people to know that is actually science sing chart and nasa beginning in fact family earthrise image printed the first time that we realize that we can see our home planet is an asset has been circling earth for decades outcome 60 years in fact and so we have the largest holdings of data in the world and so it's a natural partnership and say, this partner with the people who are really great at helping the public understand science, bringing altogether and create a space people can see the art as we see it. the great benefit of this to make sure that we really great communications. >> and that is the two dozen satellites, that we have. it is visually there in the chart, that is bringing us all of this data. there circling the earth in different orbits so that we get virtually the coverage of the whole earth so so important because were actually getting real-time data that accumulates. into long-term patterns. the administrator life just looking at we see no, it shows

under his leadership he acquired british brands like land rover and u.k.ker chorus, which was seen as saving the british steel industry. the chairman called ratan tata a groundbreaking leader that changed the face of our nation. the chairman of the tata group dead at age 86 and welcome back to world viewers. more than 50 florida counties are under a state of emergency. there are mandatory evacuation jones -- zones in 15 counties. some have refused to evacuate. you heard in gordon's report earlier that the florida attorney general has advised the people that are staying to write their name on permanent -- in permanent marker on one of their arms. there are those that were just outside the evacuation zones that have a choice to make. joining us is sam a mcgraw who lives in riverview 15 minutes from tampa. it's good of you to join us while you still have power. i'm trying to get an impression of what it is like for you now. what is it like outside your windows? >> honestly just rain and a wind now. it is supposed to pick up in the next couple hours and hit us

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the group acquired companies like jaguar, land rover, and the nobel prize or chemistry is being awarded to 3 scientists for their work with proteins. and while the physics prize went to play and is of artificial intelligence, the chemistry prize months, the 1st time that discovery is be made possible by a i. and that's being recognized by the awards for a.

than 20 is expanding it globally under his leadership degree for quad company. such as jaguar, land rover and 18, even after retiring, he remained a highly respected figure in the business world, his vision and integrity, as well as longest serving death row presto, has been set free. and so how canada has spent 46 years waiting to be executed, most of them and soldier confinement, according to japan, cleared him of country for mad at last month to prosecute says that they will not appeal his request so full of books who was convicted of 90 in 1968 of roping and killing his boss, the man's wife and the 2 teenage children. how come out of the system that's his loan fight for justice. that's it from me, laura. kyle, for me to minute is here in just a moment with more of the day. is this the the latest news as it breaks? we just heard the strikes very close to the school where the display people are seeking shelter. you can see in the distance with detailed coverage is not just sitting in front of the stack of crossing. we've also spoken to lebanese families for leaving the country from the

under his leadership, the group acquired companies like jaguar, land rover, and took the tea. the longest southern death row present has been said free along will come motto has been to 46 years waiting to be executed. most the installer tree confinement a court in japan killed him of quadruple murder last month of to prosecute. to said they will not appeal these acquittal of the form of walks who was convicted in 1968 of rubbing and killing his boss, the man's wife, under 2 teenage children. oh, that's it for me for me. the miller with us up next and then inside story and that will examine the escalation of fighting in the middle east. and what that means for the regions future. the the hello over, spend a little of the cool side full pots of japan. recently things are home up again as we go through the next couple of days this um find a cloud here, the stationary uh waterfront. so it will just slip out into the problem was this one of 2 showers just coming back in behind, but 21 celsius intel. okay, that's an improvement in those time because some of the temperature that the

just playing on the school lawn, mats and tables laid out, enjoying an end of term party, when a land roverars old. compounding their family's grief, a met police investigation the families felt wasn't thorough enough, and a decision not to charge the driver, who prosecutors said had suffered an undiagnosed epileptic seizure. now the met admitting a number of lines of inquiry require further examination, and it will reopen its investigation. we think it's the right thing for them to do. i think all we wanted was a thorough, open and transparent investigation. and we were not convinced the initial investigation was that, and the police themselves seem to have admitted that is also not the case. it has been kind of like living in hell for the past 15 months. every day that we miss our daughter, you know, because we sent her to school but she never came back. it's just like the day that turned our world upside down. the driver, claire freemantle, had expressed her deepest sorrow to the families. but the girl�* parents and the school's leadership team believe the police failed to properly inves

he also bought out jaguar land rover, which became a case study for several years.dian businesses were really conservative. they would always think -- but he said the home is the global arena. he embraced the global opportunities. he made acquisitions which got things done. if you carefully see what happened, really, really big. also helping naturally. at the same time, he dreamed big and he crossed borders and made acquisitions and dreamed big. it was a challenge. he got challenged with the global challenges, yet he was ready to take bigger bets. actually, he showed indian opera norse -- indian entrepreneurs to think big beyond the borders. not just india. haslinda: tributes pouring in for ratan tata. tell us more about that. reporter: sorry, i didn't get the question? haslinda: we know that tributes are pouring in for ratan tata. tell us more about that. reporter: oh, across the sector, across the sector, they said he was a visionary. how ratan tata -- most recently, the chairman of another group telling how he was instrumental in shaping india. they all saw how h

under his leadership, he acquired british brands like tetley tea, jaguar land rover and uk steel—maker, which was seen as saving the british steel industry. if you arejustjoining us welcome to the programme. the time to evacuate has passed. hurricane milton is bearing down on florida, the storm 5 outer bands already arriving on the gulf coast, those strong winds starting to push water on shore. we are expecting storm surge, in the next eight to ten hours of anything up to 15 feet. but where it comes ashore is the big question? the path it track can wobble as it comes ashore, anywhere from 20 miles in either direction and that can make a big difference. because the worst effects of this, will be on that front bottom quadrant of the storm. the greatest threat from hurricane milton is by far the storm surge, so the amount of sea water pushed by the ferocious winds and lend out of ten lives are lost as a result of flooding. here's the storm earlier on as it peeked out at sea and although not as powerful across florida, still capable of producing devastation. the rain and the strong winds b

under his leadership, he acquired british brands like jag where land rover and uk steel—maker choruscurrent chairman called rattan tata a truly uncommon leader whose immeasurable contributions have shaped not only the tata group, but also the very fabric of our name. just that breaking in the last few minutes. the chairman of the tata group dying at the age of 86. welcome back to our viewers. more than 50 of florida's counties are under states of emergency. there are mandatory evacuation zones in 15 counties, people ordered to leave. some have refused to evacuate. as you heard in gordon's report the florida attorney general has advised people who are staying to write their name in permanent marker on one of their arms. then there are those just outside the evacuation zones who have had a choice to make. joining us is sam mcgraw. she lives in riverview which is 15 minutes away from tampa. joining us is chief of tampa fire rescue — barbara tripp. it if you to join us. it if you tojoin us. i'm trying to get a feel of what it's like for you right now. what is it like outside the windows?

minutes after the orders are given, israeli soldiers load into waiting land rovers and drive toward lebanonssion, to reach a hezbollah position less than a mile from israel. once near the fence, they cross quietly over the border. the pitch black night acts as their cover while the mission unfoldses. a instant flare the only source of light, the crunch of branches beneath their feet e the only noise. arriving at the hezbollah outpost, they first clear a maze of tunnels and rooms before we enter. right now israeli forces are conducting a ground operation into southern lebanon. we are with an elite congressman coe unit embedded -- commando unit embedded underground right now. to get here, we walked through minefields and crossed uneven terrain pocked with craters left behind from the israeli bombardment of southern lebanon. the israelis have faced a lot of criticism for the air campaign against lebanonful we've seen the rocket fire toward northern israel targeting many different cities. what's being done to protect lebanese civilians amid this conflict? we know that hundreds have been killed

. >> minutes after the orders are given israeli soldiers lowered into land rovers and drive toward lebanon to reach a hezbollah position. once near the fence they cross quietly over the border. the pitch black night accesses their cover while the mission unfolds. a distant flair the only source of light. the crunch of branches beneath their feet the only noise. arriving at the hezbollah outpost they first clear a maze of tunnels and rooms before we enter. right now israeli forces are conducting a ground operation into southern lebanon. we are with an elite commando unit embedded underground right now to get here we walked through mine fields and crossed uneven terrain, popped with craters left behind from the israeli bombardment of southern lebanon. >> the israelis have faced a lot of criticism for the air campaign of lebanon. we've seen rocket fire targeting many different cities. what is being done to protect lebanese civilians amid this conflict? we know that hundreds have been killed as a result of the campaign so far. >> our war is not with the lebanese civilians but with hezbollah. t

under his leadership, the group acquired companies like jaguar, land rover entech, the t, even off, the retiring. he remains a highly respected figure in the business world for his vision and integrity. all those are the headlines. the news continues, and that's of the ultra 0 world up in a moment. the the . ready the the great or syria was a major region of the middle east at the turn of the 20th century. it became part of the ottoman empire in $1516.00, and remains ottoman until the end of the 1st world war in 1918. the greater serious southern province, palestine was an active part of the ottoman world. trade boomed in its commercial centers which included jerusalem, joshua and say, fuck the, let's think i see a shot gun. see a shot shaped. find one fish. move. move down the 1st world war, changed everything in november 1918. the allied powers of britain, france, italy, and japan defeated the central powers of germany, austria, hungary, bulgaria. and importantly, the ottoman empire, britain and france conspired to divine greater syria to their best advantage. but they could not agree

minutes after the orders are given, israeli soldiers load into land rovers and drive towards lebanon. the mission to reach a hezbollah position less than a mile from israel. once near the fence as they cross quietly over the border. the pitch black night access to that cover as emotion unfolds, a distant flared of the of light. the crunch of branches beneath their feet are the only noise. in arriving at the hezbollah out was a first have a maze of tunnels and rooms before reentering. >> right now israeli forces are conducting a ground operation into southern lebanon. we are ways that lead commander of the unit embedded underground right now. to get here, we walk through minefields, crossed uneven terrain, pop with craters left behind from the israeli bombardment of southern lebanon. the israelis have faced a lot of criticism for the campaign against lebanon, we have seen the rocket fire towards northern israel targeting many different cities. what is being done to protect lebanese civilians amid this conflict? we know hundreds have been killed as a result of the campaign so far. >> ou

. >> minutes after the orders are given, israeli soldiers load into waiting land rovers and drive towardthan a mile from israel. once near the fence, they crossed quietly over the border. the pitch black night acts as their cover while the mission unfolds. a distant flare, the only source of light. the crunch of branches beneath their feet, the only noise. arriving at the hezbollah outpost, the first clear a maze of tunnels and rooms before we enter. right now israeli forces are conducting a ground operation into southern lebanon. we are with an elite commando unit embedded underground right now. to get here, we walked through mine fields and crossed uneven terrain, pocked with craters left behind from the israeli bombardment of southern lebanon. >> the israelis have faced a lot of criticism for the air campaign against lebanon. we have seen the rocket fire toward northern israel targeting many different cities. what is being done to protect lebanese civilians amid this conflict? we know that hundreds have been killed as a result of the campaign so far. >> our war is not with the lebanes

years. expanding it globally under the leadership, the group acquired companies such as jaguar, land rover, until the tape, even offer a tar and he remains a highly respected figure in the world of business. but his vision and integrity. that's it for me, laura kyle, for this news up a little bit after the fact in just a moment. with the days the israel fixed it deliberately silenced the troops. launching a war on journalism targeting, which is 0 banning all operations in israel on shutting down off bureau in jerusalem. this is not just an outcome generalization. it's an attack on the world's right to know the truth must be protected and heard. and the stories of real people must be told. journalism is not a crime oppressing it. this devastation of issues usually in the top 5 countries as the most valuable country in the world displacement. if you look at tucker city, it's unbelievable desperation. then living on a freedom, your life in the stock reality of climate change and a rapid lease thinking country. we have the problem today. the rest of the work will have it tomorrow, and they wil

than 20 years, expanding it globally under the leadership degree for quad companies like jaguar, land rover, and ted c t. that's it for me, laura kyle: always. besides, you've always be found on a website this out. is there a don't come. i'll be back in just a moment. but more news . it is really forces seek to silence the truth. cindy occupied westbank, storming and shutting down houses here was bureau and romano, the truth must be protected and hurt. and the stories of real people must be told. this is not just an attack on journalism. it's an attack on the world's right to know. journalism is not of coolant or pressing it is of peace content, a story without answering a single word, the young conventionality of life witnessed through the lens of the human eye. on out is there a year into the genocide and garza, i'll just see where it returns to what was its largest hospital shift. i had turned into a center for the internally displaced with between 30 and 50000 people. the seconds attack ended with a massacre turning shift into a mass grave, where over 400 bodies were found, survivors re

china's space programme was the third to put humans in orbit and has landed robotic rovers on mars andthat could even decide who owns the moon. so close you can feel it vibrate and the fact that china feels so confident to have us here shows its own confidence in its growing space ambitions. this is one of a hundred launches they are planning this year as they try to outdo rival united states. these are the three chosen to fly from china back home to the space station. they have been in quarantine and kept behind glass. they include the country but my first female space engineer. translation: i dream of exoloring _ translation: i dream of exploring the _ translation: i dream of exploring the vastness . translation: i dream of exploring the vastness of| exploring the vastness of space, waving to the stars and of course looking back at my homeland. my deepest affection will always be for my motherland, no matter where i am. i will keep striving and working tirelessly. the team have trained _ working tirelessly. the team have trained together - working tirelessly. the team have trained to

, mercedes—benz , kia, land rover, mercedes—benz, kia, honda, nissan.saying , written to rachel reeves saying, you've got to sort this out, love. i mean, because basically you are going to fine us if we don't hit your quotas for selling electric cars or they can they can do exchange credits . can they can do exchange credits. i mean, i don't even understand what's going on here. okay. >> well, in a nutshell, let's just say let's pick a manufacturer like fiat. let's say they sell 10,000 cars in the united kingdom annually . 2200 of united kingdom annually. 2200 of them must be electric, 7800 can be petrol or diesel. >> if they sell 8000 instead of 7800, they miss that 22% target and they get fined. >> dawn, you're going to fall off your chair. they get fined £15,000 per car . £15,000 per car. >> okay, so if there are 1000 cars per car, if there are a thousand cars over, that is £15 million. >> so rather than pay the £15,000 per car, what they are trying to do is trying to address this unfortunate balance by heavily reducing the electric cars. so people a

china's space programme was the third to put humans in orbit and has also landed robotic rovers on marshrough what has happened in the last few minutes or so.— happened in the last few minutes or so. china did last there -- _ minutes or so. china did last there -- wants _ minutes or so. china did last there -- wants their- minutes or so. china did last there -- wants their next - minutes or so. china did last i there -- wants their next crew, there —— wants their next crew, which started within 2021 with the first module launched. they are showing a steady cable and maturing operations continually keeping the crew aboard, they've done a number of spacewalks on different missions to expand and build the station, adding modules. they're making very steady progress towards future goals, which would also be announcing plans to put their astronauts on the moon by 2030. lot of things going on since that first launch back in 2003. haifa first launch back in 2003. how much is china _ first launch back in 2003. how much is china spending - first launch back in 2003. how much is china spending on

. >> when people think of now so they think of astronauts or landing rovers on mars.ut what most people don't know is that earth science is a part of nasa from almost the beginning. from the earth rise image. that was the first time we realized, we can see our home planet in a new way. so nasa has been studying the earth for decades now. 60 years in fact. and so we have the largest data in the world. it's a natural partnership to both say, hey, let's partner with people who are really great at helping the public understand science, let's bring it all together and create a space where people can see the earth as we see it, when it's a great benefit of the smithsonian team to help make sure we got really great communication. >> that's the two dozen satellites that we have that's visually there in that chart that is bringing us all this data. they are circling the earth in different orbits so that we get virtually the coverage of the whole earth. >> that's why nasa is important for getting real-time data that accumulates for the long term. the administrator and i were lo

the fence is there where the land rover went through and had been replaced, the parents have welcomedy that the investigation is going to be reopened. as we heard in the report, they have long criticised the decision by the cps not to prosecute. at the time, they said justice has neither been done or has it been seen to be done. the driver of the land rover said she has no recollection of what happened because she had an epileptic seizure. forthe families because she had an epileptic seizure. for the families of those affected, there are many questions that need to be answered and holes in the original investigation. the key witnesses were not spoken to and the key evidence was not looked into. the met police have told us that reopening the investigation will hopefully answer those questions and concerns from the families, and it will be run by a senior investigating officer with the specialism in homicide investigations. king charles has been made a high chief of samoa during his visit to the pacific island. it's the latest stop on the king and queen's 11 day royal tour — charles's f

the traffic police detained a drunk driver of a land rover in borisov. the man was brought in. i suggest that he be released. the inspectors responded in their own way and called an investigative task force to the scene. as a fact, a legal assessment will be given. fire in babruisk district, a house in the agro-town of bolshiye bortniki, is burning with an open flame. rescuers received this message the night before. when fire crews were at place, the fire was already bursting out of the windows. according to neighbors, the owner, a pensioner, was inside. the search for the person was complicated by high temperatures and dense smoke. and already during the liquidation , a heated body was found in the room. owner. careless handling of fire while smoking, the main version of the fire. the help of rescuers was needed at the scene of an accident in the baranovichi district, where a truck and a car collided. the traffic accident message was received on line 112 on saturday afternoon. the driver of the truck was trapped in the cabin. with the help of special tool the man was released,

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