lorin and stuart won't be the last parents to lose children this way.s. henry zeffman, bbc news, westminster. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. dry for many of us over the next couple of days but heavy rain moving into the north and west of scotland. more details on that injust a moment. for the weekend, it will turn milder for many of us, south—westerly winds, pretty cloudy and rain particularly in the far north—west. the reason why for most of us it will be dry is this big area of high pressure building in from the south. today, we have this front affecting the far north—west of scotland bringing outbreaks of rain which could be quite heavy for a time across the north into the northern isles. one or two spots of rain and drizzle this afternoon around western coasts of england and wales, but for most of us, it will be dry. bright and sunny spells. the wind is relatively light across the south but quite breezy across the far north and those winds will continue to strengthen as we go through this evening. temperature wise, the high

lorin and stuart won't be the last parents to lose children this way., bbc news, westminster. mexican president andres manuel lopez 0brador is unveiling a new multi—billion dollar rail network called the tren maya. it's forecast to bring an additional two million more people to the impoverished yucatan peninsula every year, but it's run massively overbudget and critics say it's an environmental catastrophe. will grant reports from southern mexico. to the ancient maya, the cenotes of the yucatan peninsula were sacred, portals to the underworld and one of the most un—spoilt freshwater ecosystems in the americas. but directly above them is this. the mexican president's pet infrastructure project, the tren maya, a 1,500 kilometre long rail link to bring tourism to the jungle. environmentlists are horrified. the deforestation alone has destroyed fragile habitats forjaguars and macaws. activists took us in to the labyrinth below to show another environmental cost — water pollution. once the water gets polluted, no life will be able to be sustained in this are

lorin and stuart won't be the last parents to lose children this way.nry zeffman, bbc news, westminster. the effects of air pollution on hearts and lungs are well documented.. but there's now growing evidence that different pollutants also affect our brains. here's our science editor rebecca morelle. breathing in polluted air in the name of science. briony evans is a volunteer at this manchester university lab, where scientists are trying to learn about the impact of fumes on the brain. here we've got everything that we need to conduct the experiments, to expose the participants to air pollution. the team is looking at four different kinds of pollution — diesel from an engine, cleaning products, wood smoke and cooking fumes from a pork chop. the pollutants are carefully measured and piped into a giant plastic bag. are you feeling 0k? the volunteers are exposed to a different fume on every visit to see which ones have the biggest effect on the brain. you could imagine that we find that wood burning is worse than diesel, is worse than cooking, for example

lorin and stuart won't be the last parents to lose children this way.al rose to its highest level on record in 2023, with 8.5 billion tonnes of the fossilfuel being consumed around the world. the international energy agency says increases in china, india and indonesia outweighed a sharp fall in demand in europe and the united states. the iea is forecasting that global coal consumption should start to decline next year. its assessment comes just days after the cop28 climate summit agreed to begin transitioning away from fossil fuels. a state memorial service has taken place at the sydney opera house for the entertainer barry humphries, who died in april aged 89. hundreds gathered to celebrate the life of the man behind dame edna everage, with tributes from king charles and sir elton john. our correspondent, phil mercer, has more. one of australia's brightest stars has been remembered as a comic genius. hello, possums, yes, it's me, dame edna, and aren't i looking gorgeous?! barry humphries introduced the world to many brilliant. and unforgettable charact

this movie was shown for the first time at the 41st fajr film festival, and simorgh and lorin achieved the best visual effects. whatever decor we had, we did it in abadan and we worked a lot in the refinery itself in bad water conditions we worked in the air. the movie refinery , which was previously called bavardeh flowers , after abadan 116, is the second production of its director. your task is not a mother, what is your task other than a wife? which has now come to cinemas all over the country, so we stayed at elham akbari refinery. a member of the political bureau of the hamas movement, sada and sima news agency said that dealing with the issue of zionist prisoners requires a ceasefire and the withdrawal of the zionists from the gaza strip. musa abu marzouq added: the prime minister of the zionists after the temporary truce and exchange of prisoners is to satisfy their angry families. but any agreement on the repair requires a cease-fire and the complete withdrawal of the occupiers. it is gaza. since a few days ago , following the increase of protests in the occupied territories ,

and that's why we caught up with his commission to general believe lorine talks to out. you see the people as a really the commission of general of on the road. that's the un relief and works agency, one of the oldest parts of the united nations. thank you. for talking to i, which is 0. as i said, your agency is one of the 1st that was set up in the united nations. you say now these are some of the darkest days in its history. and you yourself have had a very long career as he came down to terry. and he works in places like the balkans around the somalia, south through dani rock. have you seen anything like this anywhere else before? no, by any account, i haven't seen anything of the skin. everything is absolutely unprecedented. on staggering, the number of people will have been killed imaging in 40 days, move woman and children killed the then the number of supervision in the ukraine will the level of destruction. if you say today that more than 60 percent of the infrastructure have been destroyed, the level of the displacement of the population, more than 90 percent of

there would be more space available and you canhe window is signed by madam lorin. and if you look at the far bottom right corner of it, you can see her name etched into the the glass with a notation that she was from charlotte, france, and that the, uh, label that you on a lot of these windows. they designed windows in france, cut the glass into the various components, shipped it to new york, where james renwick, who was the archiespoible for the expansion of the church at the time, had them assembled and then sent st john's for installation. the family of, admiral charles wilkes, a member of st john's, a number of years. his family wanted to have an anchor made as of his window, but to do that. there was concern they'd have come up with some kind of a matching design or something to offset it on the other side, this three part window above the altar. so there were a lot of correspondence and forth about how they were going to do this, but the end result that the wilkes family got their anchor. and if you'll take a look at the label at the very bottom of the side l

yes, yes, this is lorin and seryozha. where did you get it from? is dazhena with you now?are accused of robbery and attempted murder of your wife larisa nikolaevna ershova. what you say is madness. i love larisa, we have a daughter, i don’t have a dearer and closer person than zhanna. and for any money i would not take the life of her mother. i would really like to believe you, but then explain to me how your wife’s earring ended up in your car. call me a witness who could confirm that at the time of the assassination attempt you were not in your wife’s house, but somewhere else, i don’t have such a witness, well, that’s the point, i swear to you the most precious thing i have, my life daughters, i didn’t kill larisa, if you have at least something human, you have to believe me, well, let’s not bury larisa ahead of time, she’ll come to her senses. and he’ll say who attacked her, you or not, like this, then like this, he saw how the grouping was, that ’s it, i understood, we’ve pulled it off, let’s work, i’m doing something i found about yeshova, share, 3 years ago she was

lorin and stuart won't be the last parents to lose children this way. me of. good morning to you. it is brilliant, naga. we are at the beamish living museum of the north—east, brainchild of doctor friend atkinson —— mike frank atkinson who wanted to change everyday life for people here in the north of england. it dates back to 1913, roughly speaking. a lot of the buildings have been transported brick by brick from other parts of the north—east. this one here is a replica of a building that still exists in county durham. 0n the bottom we have got the chemist which in their there are some lotions and potions that have recipes from the very own family of kate adie. but it is an amazing place, celebrating christmas all the way through towards the 24th of december. lots of activities you can take part in as well, and i'm starting to get the full festive vibe is as well with the lovely tree behind me as well. so what of the forecast? if you're heading out to do your christmas shopping, there is a lot more in the way of dry weather, but as we head into the wee