gavin lee, bbc news, majorca.t 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 bridge, smashed his axa into the fence around the house of commons, and then stabbed pc keith palmer, fatally injuring him. today, the bodyguard who shot khalid maso

gavin lee, bbc news, majorca.t 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 people, so it will be tomorrow before we get any kind of idea exactly what has happened to some of these more scattered communities in the panhandle. back to you.

the worst flash flood ever to hit the holiday island of majorca. cars picked up and swept down flooded streets. eight inches of rain fell in just four hours last night. three times the usual amount for the whole of october. 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're cut off and waiting for the emergency services to tell us what to do. a british couple are among the fatalities, apparently travelling by taxi when caught in the flood. there are also reports of a five—year—old child still missing. the foreign office has been in touch with the spanish authorities and says it is now supporting the families of the british victims. rescue teams began a thorough search at daybreak. every vehicle washed away is checked. spain's military has been drafted in to help. the area of sant llorenc, widely known as the location for itv‘s love island, has been declared a disaster area. this afternoon, spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, arrived here

as you can see from majorca. 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 students into laundering dirty money. the accounts on social media cynically target young people, tempting them to hand over their bank cards and account details so illegal money can be transferred in and out of it. in return, the students get to keep some of that money for themselves. it seems simple,

gavin lee, bbc news, majorca.cades 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 correspondent mark lowen reports. the last timejamal khashoggi was seen alive, entering the saudi consulate in istanbul last week to get papers for his upcoming marri

majorca.le of wembley stadium to american billionaire shahid khan. the deal, worth around 900 million pounds, will go to a vote of the fa council on the 24th of october — with around a two thirds majority needed for the sale to proceed. bbc sport understands the proposal is very much in the balance with councillors wanting further information and reassurance on how the cash will be spent and administered. chelsea's eden hazard has ruled out a move to real madrid injanuary, but did little to end speculation that he will eventually head to spain. speaking on internatioanl duty with belgium hazzard says he may have to move to the bernabeu if he's to be regarded as the world's greatest player, adding it remains a dream to play for the 13 times european champions. currently the leading goal—scorer in the premier league with seven this campaign, he says he'd not be moving mid season. hazzard's contract ends in 2020, madrid will hope that they can perhaps do some business at the end of the season, be

at least six people have died in flash flooding in majorca.miles an hour. thousands are being ordered to leave their homes. we have plenty of sports to bring you as well. england are on top and under way. the opening match in natural anchor. batting first, england are currently 92-2. it is one of only three series will stop they have left the play before their stage. british number one, johanna konta has split from her coach. she was the highest in. she reached the wimbledon semifinals last year. second loss. having reached the semifinals of the china open last week he is in. he had been the boredom of 1a and close the match with his trademark forehand, he knocked out marin cilic. he is looking to win his first title. in the doubles,. looking to win his first title. in the doubles, . the looking to win his first title. in the doubles,. the england women's manager criticised the standard of refereeing in the international game. several decisions went against his side in the draw with australia. despite the scoring. england were denied to penalt

posting on twitter he said it was a sad day for majorca. four time olympic gold medallist returns to international competition after a two—year break this month. that's all the sport for now. the former conservative prime minister sirjohn major has strongly criticised universal credit — the government's key welfare reform and said it could cause the conservatives the same problems as the poll tax did for the tories back in 1990. thousands of people took to the streets of central london to demonstrate against margaret thatcher's controversial policy, which led to rioting and was a key factor in her downfall. sirjohn major, who scrapped the poll tax when he replaced mrs thatcher in downing street, says he isn't predicting riots, but says if people think it's unfair then you're in "deep political trouble". his criticism comes the day after another ex—pm, labour's gordon brown said the roll—out of universal credit risks "social unrest". universal credit is a new benefit for working—age people that consolidates into one monthly payment six separ

right to woman one of the biggest names in world football has been accused by american catherine majorca of assaulting her in his las vegas hotel room nine years ago she told the german newspaper spiegel that she had been paid three hundred seventy five thousand dollars by rinaldo to keep quiet majorca has now filed a civil lawsuit against the portuguese player whose own lawyers have threatened to sue the newspaper for damages in early two thousand and seventeen we filed for first traces about this incident in june two thousand and nine and we kept digging and search for more documents and went outside to do some open field research went to las vegas for example and gathered as much information as we could about this case this is a very sensitive case obviously police in las vegas have since reopened the complaint my oga made at the time in which she didn't identify her alleged assailant her lawyer says she's now been emboldened to name or naldo because of the me too movement that followed last year's allegations against movie producer harvey weinstein. and which also inspired us a gymna

jazeera apalachicola florida at least ten people have died in flash floods on the spanish island of majorca floodwaters effort to trees and buried cars and mud and military has been deployed to help with that cleanup operation a shallow six point zero magnitude earthquake off the indonesian islands of java has killed three people and damage four homes it comes to weeks after more than two thousand people died in a major earthquake and tsunami on the island of. prayer services will be held in the coming hours to mark the end of the official search of the city where most of the bodies were found a man accused of being a chinese spy extradited to the u.s. on charges of economic espionage who was arrested in belgium and brought to the united states on tuesday this is accused of stealing information from the u.s. aerospace firms on behalf of china jew who is a deputy division director in the province of the chinese ministry of state security or m.s.s. the m.s.s. is the intelligence and security agency for china is responsible for counterintelligence foreign intelligence and political security. o

this crisis now at least eight people have died after flash floods hit the spanish island of majorca the clean up operation there is now underway as flood waters up rooted trees and buried in mud and the military has been deployed. to the area to help out so that's flooding in majorca the spanish island at least eight people killed there . funny russia's taking a big lead at the top of the medals table at the user limit games in argentina third edition of the games are athletes aged between fifteen and eighteen into its fourth day of competition organizers hoping these games will keep the olympics relevant for a new generation of athletes and which one reports. it's a beautiful day as young athletes aged between fifteen and eighteen from around the world take this sales on to the which is north of one osiris you know what i'm. seeing with them is argentine sailor santiago. he's seen it all a participant in six a lengthier games one friendship respect and excellence and that's no matter what you know now we see these and this is part of my job here and begins to express to the young k

at least ten people have been killed in flash flooding on the spanish island of majorca torrential rains hit the town of sun florence the cut of the sod on tuesday at sixty kilometers east of the capital palma residents were forced to evacuate after rivers burst their banks and swamped homes with muddy water emergency services say a british couple are among the victims of hurricane michael is currently smashing into the us state of florida after making landfall around an hour ago the category four storm is the third most powerful to hit the united states since records began in eight hundred fifty one there are already reports of major property damage and power cuts in northwest florida hurrican michael has been responsible for thirteen deaths in central america florida as nor the neighboring state georgia is preparing for the storm to strike in the next twenty four hours hurricane michael is forecast to be the most destructive storm to hit the florida panhandle in a century the storm will bring torrential rain to most of the panhandle and big bend which means flooding will be a major iss

two britons are killed as torrential rainstorms and flash floods hit majorca.

dead in several on this i'm missing off of torrential rain storms cause flash floods in the spanish majorca to british hundred holiday makers are reported to be among those who lost their lives the last hit is inland a village around sixty kilometers east of the capital. more than three hundred rescuers have been deployed to the area to search for the missing the flashlamps turned over cars and got off roads and forth hundreds of residents to seek shelter . was taken by the flood relief on the first floor so how the water washed away everything and we couldn't do anything be anything we could do is take shelter in the house where there was less water. authorities in florida nearly half a million people evacuated as hurricane michael threatens into into what is described as an extremely dangerous category four storm forecasters say the hurricane will hit the gulf shores the state in the next few wins of wreaths strong enough to damage houses it's feared the storm could create huge waves as high as four. u.s. president donald trump has declared a state of emergency florida's governor. could b

dead and seven others missing after a rain storms caused flash flooding on the spanish island of majorca two british holidaymakers are reported to be among those kids the ones to area is an inland village around sixty kilometers east of the capital more than three hundred risk yours have been deployed to the area to search for the missing. this car was washed away by the flash flood one of the several people still missing may be inside but emergency teams have no luck the cars empty here and some of your rank the ground is now littered with the being killed swept up in the torrents of water this man says his cousin's car was carried over one kilometer away from where it was parked. it was taken by the flood will live on the first floor and saw how the water washed away everything and we couldn't do a thing the only thing we could do was go to another house for shelter cars were just washed away by the flood. so you have. to venture rains overnight triggered the devastating floods some residents were blocked from entering the town after a river burst its banks. everything has been destroy

is an abominable crime last friday the german magazine der spiegel reported that american café in majorcas accusing him of raping her in a las vegas hotel in two thousand and nine. croatia cutting and rail madrid fielden luka moderates has been cleared of perjury charge charges in his home country now moderate who was recently named as the best football player in the world by fee for had been accused of giving false testimony at the trial of a former dynamo zagreb executive the croatian criminal court rejected the accusation against want to reach its ruling can be appealed the world cup finalists may still face charges later on in the trial. and now the world's most expensive bottle of whisky described by experts as the holy grail has been sold for almost a million euros that's right a million euros at an auction the macallan valarie dami went on to have my edinburgh and the buy a was a private collector from asia and all dismissed he was what was in one thousand nine hundred eighty six having been stored in a vat since nineteen twenty six only twelve bottles of the vintage whisky were pr

also some terrible weather in majorca. absolutely.st about a month as macro worth of rain in a short space of time. you can see this is a rainfall chart. there is more to come. we had over 200 millimetres of rain falling in about 12 hours. we don't exactly know where it will strike. this is how the forecast looks as we go to the early hours of wednesday. that is the thing away. another pulse lose through. it starts affecting italy and the mediterranean islands as well. there are warnings for tomorrow in this part of the world. that is how it is looking. we will talk more about michael, shall we? how dangerous is it to previous hurricanes we have seen in the active states? for the panhandle, michael will be the most powerful to have ever made landfall. it is a record, this one. it is category four. we had one last yearin it is category four. we had one last year in florida, but this is such a low—lying area that it will affect alabama as well, but the worst of the storm surge will be on the coast of the panhandle. riot of this, we had

an abominable crime last friday the german magazine der spiegel reported that american catherine majorca is accusing him of raping her in a las vegas hotel in two thousand and nine were not also missed portugal's matches last month with coach saying he was being rested while he settled into his new home and italy. you're watching news a reminder of our top stories at this hour the last independent migrant rescue ship in the mediterranean has been forced back to port the registration of the aquarius has been cancelled by panama so what won't now be legally allowed to leave the french port of marsay. and german chancellor angela merkel has been holding talks with her israeli counterpart benjamin netanyahu merkel says she will try to persuade the palestinians to start peace negotiations with israel. it has been an extra sweet year for germany's wine producers there had also as well have more on that story all your business headlines coming right up after a short break. that a little later. you're listening to. the fight against illegal logging.

but if you to somewhere like majorca, a result like that is not closing down.e will be coming fire of the routes that this sense that these companies can make money from this generation... again, this company has battled due to the weather. there was a 25% plunge in their share price last month because so their share price last month because so many of us did not book a summer holiday to spain because it was so hot at home. we had a vacation at home. this younger generation book holidays later. so they can make that decision at the last minute. the human race is facing extinction if the sperm rate continues to fall worldwide. the reasons why the sperm quality is down is all the things we know, really, isn't it? this report was given yesterday that the american society for reproductive medicine. what is interesting is that many of the causes of pointing to have been around for a long time. smoking, for example. but maybe it is also to do with chemicals as well and pesticides are being blamed. now, doctor who. you watch the first ten or 15 minutes. you probably n

loosened by that and this just made it even worse now ok when your card we wish you and the residents of majorca all the best thank you for talking to us and they're bringing us an update of the situation there in cairo. we're going up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. in the u.s. low lying areas along florida's western panhandle are under water at this hour as hurricane michael comes ashore authorities have urged almost four hundred thousand people to evacuate the category four hurricane is the most powerful storm on record to hit the region. prosecutors in peru have detained opposition leader kiko fujimori as part of an investigation into money laundering that's according to which morris lawyer you're looking at video of her testimony one year ago before a parliamentary inquiry into alleged illegal political contributions from a brazilian construction firm. to turkey now where the media have published c.c.t.v. footage of an alleged saudi arabian hit squad suspected of involvement in the disappearance of washington post columnist jamal khashoggi shogi has

a british couple who were among ten people killed by flash floods in majorca have been named locally they're believed to have been in their 70s and were on holiday on the island. spanish newspapers say their bodies were discovered inside a taxi which had been swept away by a torrent of water. companies could be forced to reveal their ethnicity pay gap under plans put forward by the prime minister. theresa may has launched a consultation on whether mandatory reporting will help address disparities between the pay and career prospects of minorities. she acknowledged that minorities often "feel like they are hitting a brick wall" at work. the move follows the decision to make firms reveal their gender pay gaps. matthew fell is from the confederation of british industry. hejoins me now. thank you for coming in. after the gender pay gap transparency, is there any reason for it not to be extended to ethnicity? diversity in the workplace is hugely important and beneficial for businesses. the workplace is hugely important and beneficialfor businesses. at the time whether our challenges in fi

deja news coming to you live from berlin the deadly flash floods hit the spanish holiday on end of majorca several kids including tourists on the targets of water a lot of destruction risky crews are searching for a dozen still missing. and florida is bracing itself for what's being called an extremely dangerous category four hurricane and a party.

at least ten people have died in flash floods on the spanish island of majorca floodwaters uprooted trees and buried cars and mud the military has been deployed to help with the clean up operation. ok michael a slammed into the coast of florida as one of the most powerful storms on record it made landfall on wednesday flooding towns cutting power and causing widespread damage thousands are still in shelters after being battered by winds about the two hundred fifty kilometers an hour and a gallagher reports. slamming into florida's panhandle region hurricane matthew came ashore as the most powerful storm in more than a century when it made landfall roots who ripped off trees downed in coastal flooding left many homes and businesses submerged in all three hundred seventy five thousand residents were told to evacuate but many decided to ride the storm out instead we are concerned that many says chose not to heed the warning but were prepared with search and rescue teams to try to go into into it became the view from the international space station shows the sheer scale of hurricane matthew e

year leaving the event his training ground on thursday he strongly denies the claims of katherine majorca who has filed a civil lawsuit accusing him of sexually assaulting her in las vegas nine years ago on twitter renaldo said i firmly deny the accusations being issued against me right is an abominable crime that goes against everything that i am and believe in keene as i may be to clear my name i refuse to feed the media spectacle created by people seeking to promote themselves at my expense he then goes on my clear conscience will thereby allow me to whites with tranquility the results of any and all investigations and earlier this week on instagram we're now to dismiss the story as fake news. fake fake news is you want to you want to promote or buy my name it's normal they want they want to be famous to say and my name yeah but it's part of the job i'm up there man. well unrelated to the allegations rinaldo was left out of the portugal national team to allow him to wrest the coach was also about the right allegations and is sticking by him. beginning much since really the incident tha

the british couple killed in flash flooding in majorca were from moffat in the south of scotland. were both in their 70s, were on holiday on the island. at least ten people are believed to have died after torrential rainstorms hit the area on tuesday night. one of the strongest storms in recorded history to hit the us has battered north—west florida, flooding beach towns and snapping trees. storm michael made landfall near mexico beach in florida, at around 6pm yesterday. two people, including a child, were killed by falling debris and hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses have been left without electricity in florida, alabama and georgia. employers could be forced to reveal the difference between what they pay ethnic minority staff and other employees, under new proposals unveiled by the government. a consultation has been launched into whether mandatory reporting will help address the significant gaps in pay, and promotion opportunities, that were revealed in a race disparity audit last year, as our business correspondent emma simpson explains. it's a diverse workplace.

at least ten people have died in flash floods on the spanish island of majorca floodwaters effort to trees and buried cars and mud and military has been deployed to help with that cleanup operation. a shallow six point zero magnitude earthquake off the indonesian islands of java has killed three people and damaged four homes it comes to weeks after more than two thousand people died in a major earthquake and tsunami on the island of. prayer services will be held in the coming hours to mark the end of the official search of the holy city where most of the bodies were found a man accused of being a chinese spy been extradited to the u.s. on charges of economic espionage who was arrested.

at least ten people have died in flooding on the spanish island of majorca. were swept away as flash floods tore through the streets of a town on the east of the island. it's after heavy rain caused a river to burst its banks. several of those who died are thought to be foreign tourists. part of a highway bridge on the italian island of sardinia has been swept away after three days of heavy rain. the road was already closed after a sink hole opened up. but the collapse of the bridge has effectively cut the highway in two. no—one has been hurt. and some pictures which will strike a chord with working mothers everywhere. it's from praedictix weather — and their meteorologist susie martin. it was actually to promote international ba bywearing week, susie says she's a big advocate of keeping your baby in a sling. which is maybe why the baby slept happily through the forecast. a chinese intelligence officer has appeared in a court in the us — charged with spying. the us justice department says yanjun xu was extradited from belgium on tuesday. 0ur north america cor

this is the only news live from berlin deadly flash floods hit the spanish holiday island of majorca several arcs. killed including tourists after torrents of water carve out a path of destruction rescue crews are searching for a dozen still missing also coming up with more grisly theories emerge about the disappearance of a journalist from the saudi consulate in istanbul the arrival of this black man is seen as a key indicator that the router might have meant a gruesome and inside.

at least ten people have died in floods on the spanish island of majorca.t away as flash floods tore through the streets of a town on the east of the island. heavy rain caused a river to burst its banks. several of the dead are thought to be foreign tourists. part of a highway bridge on the italian island of sardinia has been swept away after three days of heavy rain. the road was already closed because a sink hole opened up. but the bridge collapse has effectively cut the highway in two. china has admitted for the first time that it is setting up what it calls "vocational training centres" for vast numbers of people in the western region of xinjiang. concern has been growing worldwide about the disappearance of uighur muslims in xinjiang. a un human rights committee heard recently that china may have locked up a million people. officials say the camps will tackle extremism through "thought transformation. " president trump is saying he's demanded answers from saudi arabia at ‘the highest level‘ about the missing journalist jamal khashoggi, who disappeared

bomb abominable crime last friday the german magazine der spiegel reported that american catherine majorca is accusing him of raping her in a las vegas hotel in two thousand and nine were not also missed portugal's matches last month with coach fernando santos saying he was being rested while he settled into his new home in italy. migrants continue to arrive in europe and one way of helping them integrate with their new neighbors is through sports cicely's an arrival point for many so german second division teams and paoli has sent coaches there with a mission to unite people for. a football pitch in the sicilian town of syracuse a has been temporarily taken over by german club some paoli technical director involved lena and several youth team coaches have traveled over under the motto keep the borders italians the migrants will train together for five days so the men for the journey the people have not suddenly gone away they are in other places and so it is important to focus on they saw from the film and europe has a common responsibility and cannot just leave people in italy here in si

portuguese scored their second goal in a two no wind and all the has been accused by american catherine majorca of raping her in alaska in las vegas in two thousand and nine he denies the allegations. lewis hamilton has clinched his eightieth pole position as he closes in on the formula one world title the miss avies driver was fastest in qualifying for the japanese groan prix out and beat his teammate while terry brought us to the front of the great lead the driver standings by fifty points from sebastian vettel of ferrari with just five races left vettel and his team had another disappointing qualifying they chose the wrong tires for the wet and it calls vettel along with teammate kemi reichen and some problems on staying in the track so i can cover to take for vettel will start from ninth hamilton credited his team's tactics for pole . like it was it is so difficult out there to make the right guy but. i think that's another real big difference that we have the thing that made you. know everything that from our people but ultimately when it comes to being under pressure making the right deci

another tweeted rape is an abominable crime and said i refuse to feed the media spectacle according to majorca the incident took place in a hotel nine years ago last friday the german magazine spiegel reported the accusations las vegas police announced earlier this week that they have free open investigations into an assault case although neither the victim nor any suspects were named. migrants continue to arrive on europe's shores and one way of helping them with helping them to integrate with their new neighbors is through sports sicily is a rival point for many so german second division teams are poly has sent coaches there with a mission to unite people through football. a football pitch in the sicilian town of syracuse a has been temporarily taken over by german club some paoli technical director. and several youth team coaches have traveled over under the motto keep the borders italians and migrants while trying to give a five days into the three migrants are no longer really arriving in germany but people are still coming to europe even if the reception center has mentioned that people

the british couple killed in flash flooding in majorca were from moffat in the south of scotland.day on the island. at least ten people are believed to have died after torrential rainstorms hit the area on tuesday night. clothing chain coast has collapsed into administration, leaving 300 jobs at risk all of its 18 uk outlets are to close immediately including stores at oxford street and westfield in london. pricewaterhousecoopers has been appointed as administrators. its numerous concessions in department stores including house of fraser, debenhams and john lewis will continue to trade. the owner of the cafe chain patisserie valerie has said that without an immediate injection of cash it could be forced to stop trading putting 2,500 jobs at risk. yesterday, the company revealed it had uncovered significant accounting irregularities, some of which could have been fraudulent. our business editor, simon jack, has more. this chain of restaurants was on tuesday night worth almost half £1 billion. tonight it is questionable whether it's worth anything at all after a series ofjawdropping

british couple have died after their taxi was swept away during flash floods on the spanish island of majorca are still missing after a huge wave of water engulfed the town of sant llorenc following heavy rain. the spanish military 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

at least eight people have died in flash flooding on the spanish island of majorca, two victims are believedches florida with winds of 140 miles an hour — half a million people are ordered to evacuate. hello, the business headlines: the uk economy grew by 0.7% in the three months to august, the three months to august, boosted by retail, food and drink sales during the hot summer. the figure is better than had been predicted by economists who had been forecasting a rise of 0.6%. it comes as the international monetary fund downgraded uk growth forecasts for this year. the uk government expects thousands of financial services jobs to have moved to the european union by the time of the uk's exit from the bloc. shares in patisserie valerie have been suspended after the cafe chain discovered ‘significant, potentially fraudulent, accounting irregularities'. the company said these could cause a ‘potential material‘ mis—statement in its accounts. more now on those growth figures for the uk economy the economy stalled in august, but if you take the quarterly figure — looking at the last three months a

the british couple killed in flash flooding in majorca were from moffat, in the south of scotland.ir 70s — were on holiday on the island. at least ten people are believed to have died after torrential rainstorms hit the area on tuesday night. afghan voters go to the polls this month in important parliamentary elections, amid a deadly cycle of violence. 15 members of the border police were killed today by taliban insurgents in the north of the country. the taliban control more territory than at any point since the removal of their regime 17 years ago. meanwhile, the islamic state group have been active there in recent years, adding to the violence. but many extremists have been captured. the bbc‘s ben zand was given rare access to a jail in kabul. kabul, afghanistan. a city in lockdown. the threat from groups like the taliban and the so—called islamic state were constant and real. the country's been in a state of war since the us invasion of 2001 and now attacks are worse than ever. if i was to find myself talking to the taliban or the islamic state on the streets of kabul, that wou

mediterranean with all these clouds pushing through a lot of flooding has been seen we talk about majorca of course curse i dinny and also into parts of italy well good news is a lot of that rain has dissipated and we are going to be seeing some better weather conditions but what we are going to see is temperatures that are beginning to fall especially out here towards the west where we saw paris on saturday twenty six degrees we are coming down to about twenty one degrees as we go towards sunday and more rain in the forecast for london as well well here across the northern part of africa and forth you're going to see some rain showers here across tunisia tunas twenty four degrees for you and rain down towards tripoli we do expect to see clouds and rain as well just really not looking too bad at twenty seven degrees but a lot of that rain still still only makes its way towards the east unfortunate tunas you're going to stay in the rain and over here towards her but we do expect to see a cloudy day for you at twenty two degrees and then very quickly across central parts of africa still ple

at least ten people have been killed in flash flooding on the spanish island of majorca torrential rains hit the town of florence that have the site on tuesday residents were forced to evacuate after rivers burst their banks and swamped homes with water. a shallow magnitude six earthquake has struck off the indonesian island of java and it sent people fleeing their homes and panicked but there have been no reports of major damage or than two thousand people are now confirmed to have been killed in the earthquake and tsunami that hit the country late last month authorities are gearing up to end the search for bodies while rescue workers continue to distribute aid more than sixty thousand sixty five thousand homes and buildings were destroyed and as many as seventy thousand people displaced. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov says it's deal with turkey to establish a demilitarized zone in syria the province is on track he says more than a thousand fighters have already withdrawn from the last rebel held stronghold ahead of an october fifteenth deadline and a horde of reports now from

at least ten people have died in floods on the spanish island of majorca.ept away, as flash floods tore through the streets of a town on the east of the island. heavy rain caused a river to burst its banks. several of the dead are thought to be foreign tourists. president trump is saying he's 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. he was a prominent critic of the saudi government, well known and respected in washington. turkish authorities accuse the saudis of murdering him. today they released cctv, said to show a saudi hit—squad arriving in turkey and leaving hours later. from istanbul, the bbc‘s mark lowen. the last timejamal khashoggi was seen alive, entering the saudi consulate in istanbul last week to get papers for his upcoming marriage. turkey believes he was killed inside. in his most recent interview, the journalist was again a voice for democracy in the arab world. a man once close to the saudi monarchy, no

are going to take you over here towards the eastern part of mediterranean particularly over here by majorca where we have seen quite a bit of rain in this is what it looked like on the island after all this rain led to flash flooding now the residents are now cleaning up but it was days of rain across that area and cause a lot of problems not only on the roads but also in many many homes as well we're going to be left with a some better weather for the cleanup but unfortunately a lot of that rain has now moved over towards the east we're dealing with it here of course car suddenly as well as the northern part of italy and today is really not going to be too much of a difference as you can see right there more rain is in the forecast let's put the forecast map into motion and you can see over the next few days we're going to start to see that rain start to just a little bit more down here towards the south into the southeast so for parts it's just a late you're going to be seeing some rain as well northern italy you'll be clearing out but we do think as we go towards the next few days we're

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he is such a local hero in majorca.ty in spain, and that community in spain, and that community is very important to him. another thing which is really good to see is in the telegraph today. they have an interview withjoe mahler, who retired from international rugby sometime ago, still playing club rugby, but he is only 28 —— joe marler. he still playing club rugby, but he is only 28 ——joe marler. he is only 28, but yesterday on world mental health day, he gave an interview to the rugby correspondent for the telegraph talking about how he felt he didn't fit in with the england squad. he had huge anxiety about playing for england. when he went to the camp he would feel like he just didn't feel at home there. they didn't feel at home there. they didn't perhaps talk to him, or it didn't perhaps talk to him, or it didn't work, it didn't gel for him. he didn't like the way they were approaching things. it was affecting his home life, he was travelling too much, and he decided to stop. and thatis much, and he decided to stop.

the family of a british couple killed in flash flooding in majorca, have said they are deeply shockedand, and said they were a loving, kind and caring couple. they were on holiday on the island when a storm hit the area on tuesday night. they were very strong supporters of their children and their family who lived in the area with them. i was remembered dooley as somebody who enjoyed a cup of copy and a slice of ca ke enjoyed a cup of copy and a slice of cake and laughing with herfriends. she always had a lovelyjoyous smile and laughter about her. the reverend adam dylan. let's look at the weather. here is simon king. hearing a while ago about the effects of storm callum? absolutely. we have had some strong winds this morning and heavy rain. quite a few problems out and about across the uk. all to do with storm callum. the rain today and tomorrow is what the met office have real concern about. there is an amber warning for the risk of flooding in south wales. as the rain continues to pile in across northern and western areas of england and wales into scotland. staying dry in northern

te said on social media it was a very sad day in majorca.oods in san llorenc. he was opening up the doors of his tennis academy there to help those affected. that's 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 imag