hundreds who live in sant llorenc were evacuated from their homes. destroyed by the flood. it's going to take months for the town to recover. gavin lee, bbc news, majorca. the headlines on bbc news: the most powerful storm in decades to hit the south—east of the united states has made landfall in florida. the democratic unionist party's ten westminster mps plan to vote down the budget later this month if theresa may crosses the party's red lines on brexit. the uks highest court has ruled that a belfast bakery did not break the law when it refused to ice a cake with the slogan "support gay marriage", a message they profoundly disagreed with. president trump says he has demanded answers from saudi arabia at ‘the highest level‘ about the missing journalist jamal khashoggi, who disappeared on a visit to the saudi consulate in istanbul eight days ago. the turkish authorities have accused saudi arabia of murdering mr khashoggi. today they released cctv images said to show a saudi hit—squad arriving in turkey and leaving hours later. from istanbul, our corr

hundreds who live in sant llorenc were evacuated from their homes.eir homes destroyed by the flood. it's going to take months for the town to recover. gavin lee, bbc news, majorca. hurricane michael has reached land in north—west florida, with winds reaching issmph. hundreds of thousands of people have been told to evacuate their homes and flee the category four storm. it will track up america's east coast, with florida's governor warning it will be the worst storm in a century. our correspondent gary o'donoghue is in florida for us now. what is the latest you have there? well, hurricane michael made land two or three hours ago, huw, and it didn'tjust intensify, two or three hours ago, huw, and it didn't just intensify, it intensified extremely as it hit land, gusts of up to 155 mph. we are hearing of storms —— storm surges along the coast, which will be devastating. trees are down in large part, we are out of power here in panama city beach, but it is going to be dark in about an hour or so, and emergency services are not going out yet to check on p

hundreds who live in sant llorenc were evacuated from their homes.orts centre, their homes destroyed by the flood. it's going to take months for the town to recover. bbc news understands that the democratic unionist party's 10 westminster mps are planning to vote down the budget later this month — if the government agrees a brexit deal that they're not happy with. it's a move which, in theory, could bring down the government. the dup says it will reject any deal with brussels that includes proposals to treat northern ireland differently from the rest of the uk. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. if the colours don't give you a headache, the deal just might. welcome to the room where next week theresa may hopes a deal with the eu might be in reach. but could the compromise she's heading for mean she loses her place? northern irish mps are furious that brexit bartering is likely to include some extra checks on trades done between northern ireland and the rest of the uk. intolerable for the dup, whose votes the prime minister relies upon. we

hundreds who live in sant llorenc were evacuated from their homes.ntre, their homes destroyed by the flood. it's going to take months for the town to recover. gavin lee, bbc news, majorca. officials in florida have warned that it is too late to flee from the path of hurricane michael — a category four storm that's due to hit the us mainland in hours. the storm is forecast to make landfall on florida's gulf coast, and is expected to be the largest storm to hit the region in 100 years. a minister's bodyguard has broken down in tears at the inquest into the westminster bridge terror attack. the officer, identified only as sa74, said khalid masood ran towards him carrying two large knives covered in blood. the officer said he thought masood was going to kill him. the court also heard how a police colleague risked his own safety to handcuff masood and then to try to save his life. daniel sandford has more. gunfire. the moment last year when a police bodyguard shot dead the westminster bridge attacker. khalid masood had run down dozens of people on the bri

he joined other volunteers in the clean—up operation in saint llorenc, that was hardest hit and just few miles from where he lives. he has also offered shelter at his tennis academy for those affected. just time to tell you that scotland are unchanged for that match against israel in— this evening. it is a same 11 that beat albania. they have gone with the same 11. mcginn has recovered from his ankle knock. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. the home secretary, sajid javid, has announced that doctors in england, wales and scotland will be able to prescribe cannabis products to patients from november the first. the new rules will apply to cannabis medicines which meet particular safety standards. campaigners who have been calling for changes to the law have heralded the move as ‘momentous'. it comes off the back of several high—profile cases, including that of young epilepsy sufferers alfie dingley and billy caldwell, whose conditions appeared to be helped by cannabis oil. and i'm joined now by steve moore who campaigned on behalf of billy caldwell. he

he joined other volunteers in the clean—up operation in saint llorenc, that was hardest hit and justt his tennis academy for those affected.

people have been killed and six are still missing after a huge wave of water engulfed the town of sant llorencitary has deployed more than 100 emergency workers, asjenny kumah reports. a brutal and fatal flash flood. eight inches of rainfall injust four hours. that's three times the normal amount for the whole of october. two british people are believed to be among the fatalities. it's been reported they were travelling in a taxi when they were caught in the flood. the foreign office says it is in touch with the spanish authorities and is seeking updates. hundreds of residents have had to leave their homes and seek shelter. translation: everything is destroyed. destroyed. it's a tragedy what happened. ijust can't believe it. translation: it's a disaster. at the moment we are cut off and waiting for the emergency services to tell us what to do. in daylight the search for the dozens of people missing continues. as time passes there is growing fear that the death toll will increase. here, emergency teams lift out a car washed away by the flood. they think a victim might be inside. but the car is

strea k looking behind me, this is charity streak in the main town in the east of the island, sant llorencajorca which many british tourists have flocked to and in the last two days have been evacuating as quickly as possible from hotels. behind me... cars swept... inaudible many apologies, we seem to have trouble with the sound there. as you can see from majorca. our correspondent with the latest web can beadle died in that flash flooding including two british people —— where ten people died. criminals are recruiting teenagers to work as money mules, using their bank accounts to launder cash, and threatening violence if they refuse to co—operate. students are lured through social media into handing over their bank account details, so dirty money can be made legal. in return, the young people are given a payment. the money being laundered comes from drugs deals, financial scams and sexual exploitation. our reporter leanne lawless has gained exclusive access to some teenagers caught up in this dangerous crime. music plays. these are the videos posted on social media to lure cash—strapped st

the town of sant llorenc was hit by a sudden storm yesterday evening. 80 emergency rescue workers fromnish military have been sent from mainland spain to help with the relief effort. a state of emergency has been declared across three us states, as category 3 hurricane michael looks set to make landfall later today. florida's governor has draughted in troops and ordered the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of residents. 13 people have already been killed by the storm across central america. our news correspondent lebo diseko has more. battening down the hatches for what florida's governor is calling a "monster storm". half a million coastal residents have been told to get to higher ground. ferocious winds, around 30 centimetres of rain, and storm surges as high as a single—storey house are expected. this storm is dangerous. and if you don't follow warnings from officials, this storm could kill you. and you cannot take it lightly. you cannot hide. there is no way to hide from a storm surge. it's impossible. so, get prepared and get out if an evacuation is ordered. every family must b

especially near this town of sant llorenc. this was the epicentre of the flood.e there. we heard this morning that rafael nadal had opened up his sports academy in nearby tip for people who need to spend the night tonight. the military, the fire services, they are working extremely hard this morning. as we look at the pictures, we can see the harbour and we can see how high the water levels are. previously we were seeing that the aftermath of the flooding, it looks at the flood waters receded pretty quickly. yes. we had eight inches of rainfall fell in four hours. it is a very sudden flood. it was completely unexpected. the rain has receded this morning. there is still rain, there has been rainfall this morning in majorca. it was much less intense than last night. there are weather warnings across the islands today. very heavy rainfall is expected. heavy rainfall is expected in other parts of spain as well. several parts of spain as well. several parts of spain are bracing themselves for continued poor weather throughout today. thank you. at least six people have

our europe reporter gavin lee is in majorca with the latest this was picture postcard, sant llorenc into take four weeks, potentially two months to get this one is very famous tour town back to normal. hundreds were evacuated, on monday night. this is what they are seeing, the remains of them. they are starting to be cleared away, bits of furniture, there are even cinema chairs. if you look in the distance, being moved into the skipper. the rescue teams are still here. they are looking for three people. if i view a boy and a german couple as well. we are told of the ten people killed, six spanish residents. there is a dutch couple as well. a british couple have been named by local officials here as tony and delia. they are in a late 705, they are from scotland, they we re 705, they are from scotland, they were on the first day of their holiday. basically took their taxi to the ends almost at the coastal clearing to the scene and ended up ona dry clearing to the scene and ended up on a dry riverbed. this water is forced them into it. we spoke to some of the diving teams that tried to lo

people have been killed and six are still missing after a huge wave of water engulfed the town of sant llorencwing heavy rain. the spanish military has deployed more than a hundred emergency workers, asjenny kumah reports. a brutal and fatal flash flood. 8 inches of rainfall injust four hours. that's three times the normal amount for the whole of october. two british people are believed to be among the fatalities. it's been reported they were travelling in a taxi when they were caught in the flood. the foreign office says it is in touch with the spanish authorities and seeking updates. hundreds of residents have had to leave their homes and seek shelter. translation: everything is destroyed. destroyed. it's a tragedy what's happened here. ijust can't believe it. translation: it's a disaster. at the moment we are cut off and waiting for the emergency services to tell us what to do. in daylight, the search for the dozens of people missing continues. as time passes there is growing fear that the death toll will increase. here, emergency teams lift out a car washed away by the flood. they think a

the town of sant llorenc was hit by a sudden storm yesterday evening and videos posted online showed hurricane michael looks set to make landfall later today. florida's governor has draughted in troops and ordered the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of residents. 13 people have already been killed by the storm across central america. 0ur news correspondent lebo diseko has more. battening down the hatches for what florida's governor is calling a "monster storm". half a million coastal residents have been told to get to higher ground. ferocious winds, around 30 centimetres of rain, and storm surges as high as a single—storey house are expected. this storm is dangerous. and if you don't follow warnings from officials, this storm could kill you. and you cannot take it lightly. you cannot hide. there is no way to hide from a storm surge. it's impossible. so get prepared and get out if an evacuation is ordered. every family must be prepared now. there are states of emergency in 35 of florida's 67 counties, as well as parts of georgia and alabama, too. there are fears about the impact o

island after those flash floods which killed at least nine people and left parts of the town in sant llorenced other volunteers in the worst area in trying to clear mud and water that remained following the flooding on tuesday night when eight inches of rain fell injust four hours. he lives just six miles away from the worst hit area. he even opened up the worst hit area. he even opened up his tennis academy as a place of refuge. he said on twitter: very nice to see rafael nadal helping out in that way. and john terry has become aston villa's assista nt terry has become aston villa's assistant manager a few days after retiring as a player. it's his first managerial role following his recent retirement from playing. his last club was aston villa. he will work alongside dean smith, who's left brentford. smith a lifelong villa fan has extensive knowledge of working in the championship. at chelsea they called terry "captain, leader, legend", so with those leadership qualities it could be a winning coimbination. that's what the villa fans will hope. it will be an interesting dynamic that's for su

people have been killed and six are still missing after a huge wave of water engulfed the town of sant llorenceen reported they were travelling in a taxi when they were caught in the flood. the foreign office says it is in touch with the spanish authorities and seeking updates. hundreds of residents have had to leave their homes and seek shelter. translation: everything is destroyed. destroyed. it's a tragedy what's happened here. ijust can't believe it. translation: it's a disaster. at the moment we are cut off and waiting for the emergency services to tell us what to do. in daylight the search for the dozens of people missing continues. as time passes there is growing fear that the death toll will increase. here, emergency teams lift out a car washed away by the flood. they think a victim might be inside. but the car is empty. the flood swept cars away over long distances. this resident managed to find his cousin's vehicle over half a mile away from where it had been parked. translation: it was taken by the flood. we live on the first floor and saw how the water washed away everything. the o

my heartfelt condolences to the relatives of the deceased and injured by the serious floods in san llorenc all the sport for now. thank you, john. more now on our top story. two astronauts bound for the international space station have made an emergency landing in the kazakh desert after a fault developed with the booster rockets on their soyuz spacecraft. a rescue team has located the pair — an american and a russian — who are said to be safe and well. we have seen some pictures of them in the last hour and they seem fine. we are joined via webcan by professor robert walsh, professor of solar astrophysics at the university of central lancashire. thank you for being with us. you have been involved in launching unmanned rockets. any idea what might have gone wrong generally in this case? it's very hard to tell at this case? it's very hard to tell at this stage what exactly has gone wrong with the soyuz rocket. they usually go up in an asymmetrical direction, but if you look at the images, it's very turbulence and you can see from the astronauts themselves that they have been bounced around

hundreds who live in sant llorenc were evacuated from their homes. destroyed by the flood.or the town to recover. gavin lee, bbc news, majorca. their conclusion by a summit in brussels next wednesday. border in ireland. the territorial integrity of the uk. to avoid a hard border. customs procedures, the respect of the eu standards for products. services, health care, or social or environmental policy. who has an inquest in having these details hammered out? details hammered out? is it downing street or europe? street or europe? knows what happens with the british government. government. the one party you've left out is the dup. left out is the dup. they really want it hammering out. want it hammering out. arlene foster was in brussels saying exactly that. was in brussels saying exactly that. no—confidence and would have brought the government down. the government down. but it brings more jeopardy for theresa may. tricky details. when we do we ‘fess up. katty‘s mea culpa. let's let that hangar and settle! not four hours! would have "only limited effect" on the mid term elect