by store malik as soon as _ restoring power for those impacted by store malik as soon as possible. j_ by store malik as soon as possible. with the clean—up _ by store malik as soon as possible. with the clean—up from _ by store malik as soon as possible. with the clean—up from storr - by store malik as soon as possible. with the clean—up from storr malik barely able to get under way, large swathes of the uk are bracing for another battering. storm corrie is expected to bring gusts of up to 90 miles an hour with the worst in scotland over night. rest centres have been set up where those affected can shelter. we are making sure all our road teams and we have the right capacity ready for and tomorrow and juggling teams back and forth. amber and yellow weather warnings remain in place tonight as a storm corrie picks up. much of northern britain will be battening down. phil bodmer, bbc news, county durham. the government's latest coronavirus figures show there were more than 62,000 new cases recorded in the latest 24—hour period. it means there were more than 86,500 new cases on average p

emergency services, the impact of star malik. emergency services. local— the impact of star malik.k. emergency services, local authorities and - the impact of star malik. emergency services, local authorities and key . services, local authorities and key organisations working with northern power grid to support residents. —— storm malik. basically what it means is when a major incident is declared, it means additional support from the council and emergency services will be made available in the region. we know that storm malik has brought down power lines across the region and that a number of properties and co. durham are without power and remain without power. as i said, emergency services, the local authority, other organisations are working with northern power group to support residents in county durham following what has clearly been a considerable impact of storm malik and we will bring you more on that as we get it. meanwhile, a fierce winter storm bringing heavy snowfall is sweeping across the us east coast with forecasters warning of "historic" blizzards, hurricane force w

the winds for storm malik easing down quite quickly overnight, a ridge of high pressure builds in. many places will turn dry under clear skies and lighter winds. it will turn quite chilly, there will be a touch of frost out of town. so, it is going to be a cold, crisp, sunny start across much of the country for sunday morning, particularly across england and wales. cloud starts to build across northern ireland and scotland as storm corrie begins to race in, bringing in gales and rain, and some mountain snow. it will be a chilly day right across the board. storm corrie spends right across the north of the uk during sunday night, the early hours of monday, a met office blanket yellow warning for northern britain, 50 to 60 miles an hour, and an amber warning for northern scotland with gusts in excess of 80 miles an hour. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... in the united states, warnings of historic blizzards as a fierce winter storm bringing heavy snowfall hits the east coast. as the ukraine border crisis continues, borisjohnson is to travel to eastern europe, and will telephone

a british man identified as the hostage—takers, malik faisal akram from blackburn, we just had maliklackburn, we just had a statement from the north west counterterror police unit, the assistant chief comfortable saying —— but she —— chief constable singh, but are infected by the terrible events that took place in texas. four people were taken hostage, they were released unhurt, we can confirm that the suspect who is deceased is 44—year—old malik faisal akram, originally from the blackburn area of lancashire. i can also confirm, the statement goes on, the counterterror police in the north west is assisting with the investigation being led by the us authorities. police forces will continue to liaise with their local communities including thejewish communities including the jewish community communities including thejewish community and will put in place any necessary measures to provide reassurance to them. the assistant chief constable goes on, we continue to urge the public to report anything that might be linked to terrorism to police. that statement just in to us. the labour leader

that is actually now malik and malik is pulling away and the winds are going to form very light in them, but the worst of malik is over, however, we are not out of the woods yet and possibly more dangerously, if you look to the atlantic, the left of the screen there is a kind of way to hook pushing its way north. that is an area we are looking at very closely for tomorrow because it looks like we are going to see another system, similar strength, following a similar path, but bear in mind, some trees, for example, will have been disturbed by malik but possibly not felled, and the rainfall will have loosened up the ground, so having another storm, this one is called corrie, following hot on its heels is not good news at all. there is a risk of some very difficult conditions. so we are seeing the cloud in the atlantic. this is saturday. at what point are you expecting it to hit? let's move over to our lovely pressure chart. it doesn't look like much currently because it's going to rapidly deepen, and as it does so, that's when those winds are going to whip up and the impact is likely, th

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tariq hussain knew malik faisal akram and his family.mental state at the time he went to america. it's very frustrating for the family, they're going through a very hard and difficult time and our prayers are with them. if there was mental health issues, why did he go in the first place? the people looking after him, why did he fly out? there's questions that are not being answered, you see. this message was posted on blackburn muslim community facebook page, believed to be from malik faisal akram's brother, and has since been taken down. he apologises and says... and tonight, a second close family member of faisal malik akram, who didn't want to be filmed, raised concerns over his state of mind. he said it was widely known in blackburn that he was struggling with his mental health. the us president has described what happened here as an act of terror, while those who escaped said they felt lucky to be alive. this is now a global investigation, but the centre of this remains very much here in blackburn. tonight we understand malik faisal

john hales lives in aberdeenshire and has no electricity or heating after storm malik.ll described in the report, the strong winds, you know, they were certainly relentless from malik, the storm, and then some subsidence, i think, yesterday afternoon, but it was almost, like, a little unsettling, because it started to whip up again and, you know, my assumption was that it was the new storm front, but actually bbc scotland were sort of able to confirm that that was not coming until next, so... yeah, when there is daylight, you know, and there is some sunshine, it is sort of ok. you kind of get by. as soon as teatime comes, and there is no moonlight, no streetlights, i am in a rural location, it is quite disconcerting and obviously when you are surrounded by trees, there is that fear, one of your interviewees commented about trees coming down, well, i have had 20 trees down in my garden from the storm that we had at the back end of november and then i think three have come down already. fortunately, they are not in dangerous positions, but, yeah, it is unsettling and i th

tariq hussain knew malik faisal akram and his family.ntal state at the time he went to america. it's very frustrating for the family, they're going through a very hard and difficult time and our prayers are with them. if there was mental health issues, why did he go in the first place? the people looking after him, why did he fly out? there's questions that are not being answered, you see. this message was posted on blackburn muslim community facebook page, believed to be from malik faisal akram's brother, and has since been taken down. he apologises and says: and tonight, a second close family member of faisal malik akram, who didn't want to be filmed, raised concerns over his state of mind. he said it was widely known in blackburn that he was struggling with his mental health. the us president has described what happened here as an act of terror, while those who escaped said they felt lucky to be alive. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: america's major airlines worn sg america's major airlines worn 56 technology could interfere

widespread destruction as storm malik swept its way into northern parts of the uk.land was particularly affected. emergency services in aberdeen were called at 10:30 this morning to the place where this tree had fallen. but, sadly, a 60—year—old woman had died. much of scotland experienced blustery conditions, gusts of 85 mph were recorded on the aberdeenshire coast, leaving tens of thousands of homes without power and transport disrupted, with cancelled train services and road closures. even stronger winds were recorded in the northeast of england. and near bradford, lee warner and his friend, richard nutter, had been packing up their gear after a bike ride. i sat between the two backseats just crouching down, really, yeah. it pushed me further down, and then laid on the floor, my friend pulled me out of the back of the van. and almighty crash, to be honest, i thought my friend were dead, and he's been really lucky. a second storm, storm corrie is now on its way, expected to bring further high winds, especially to scotland tomorrow. catrina renton, bbc news. a fier

hi, i'm malik. you might have seen my face on a billboard somewhere. fill out the form or check out my details. 29—year—old muhammad malik from hounslow in west london decided to advertise himself on billboards in a quest to find a wife. malik decided to take this unconventional approach after years of struggling to find a life partner through other methods, including dating apps. the kernel of an idea was presented to me by a friend who i know in marketing. and it was me kind of complaining about, man, you know, i'm doing so many things, i'm so busy with work, with a side hustle, with hobbies. on top of that, events are closing because of the pandemic, right? so how can you get out there? the conversation led to something quite extreme, literally getting yourself out there, oldschool billboards, and the billboards are dotted around manchester, birmingham and london, in particular those areas with more ethnic minorities. hey, i'm malik and that's my billboard. why do you have a problem with arranged marriages? i am definitely not against arranged marri

saturday we saw malik battering northern britain.candinavia. this area of cloud here is corrie and it's barely getting going. in the shorter term there is a ridge of high pressure between those two storms that will mean for first thing sunday, very light winds, clearskies, most have early sunshine. frosty though first thing, particularly across the eastern side of the uk. although the day will start quiet, things pick up considerably by the time we get to the afternoon. england and wales will become increasingly breezy but will stay fine with a lot of sunshine. northern ireland though and western scotland by the afternoon will see thickening cloud and outbreaks of rain and the wind strengthening all the while. perhaps some snow across the mountains. a chillier feel for sunday. just 4 in aberdeen, maybe 8 or 9 degrees for cardiff and london. it really is sunday evening that this low is set to deepen quickly to the north of the uk, rolling across scotland before diving south into the north sea through monday. and these are the areas cu

malik referred to siddiqui as his sister but the two are not related.act, her brother is an architect in houston who had no connection to saturday's events. despite reports on fox and other outlets that it was him. malik faisal akram is believed to have arrived in the united states in december and reportedly bought his guns on the street. his brother, who assisted police during the standoff, said malik had suffered mental health issues for years. "the guardian" reports the mi5 in britain investigated malik as a possible terror threat as recently 2020. the head of the houston chapter of cair condemned what happened saturday, saying -- "this anti-semitic attack against a house of worship is unacceptable. we stand in solidarity with the jewish community." weo now to texas where we are joined by rabbi nancy kasten, the chief relationship officer for faith commons in dallas, texas. rabbi, welcome to democracy now! first, can you respond to what happened on saturday? actually, the horror that the reason perhaps these men escaped alive was because the rabbi an

faisal akram — named malik faisal akram. condone his actions. the leader of the opposition labour party in the uk has accused prime minister borisjohnson of presiding over "industrial scale partying" in downing street during lockdowns. sir keir starmer said mrjohnson should resign. novak djokovic has been deported from australia, afterjudges rejected the unvaccinated tennis star's appeal to stay in the country on public health grounds. sport now, and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. let's head over. we will start with the english premier league. right file said football's lack of patience cost him his job after he was sacked. his departure came... there were angry scenes from travelling fans. everton have lost nine of their last 12 games, sinking from fourth in the table at the start of the season to where they are currently, which is a 16th, six points off the bottom three. the club has set an update on his permanent replacement will be made in due course. in the statement of his own, bonito has said... everton�*s

he's in forgue, aberdeenshire and has no electricity or heating after storm malik.ving to cope with.— tell us what sort of conditions or having to cope with. well, very well described strong _ having to cope with. well, very well described strong winds, _ having to cope with. well, very well described strong winds, and - having to cope with. well, very well described strong winds, and then i having to cope with. well, very well i described strong winds, and then and then yesterday afternoon but it was almost like a little unsettling and it started to whip up again. my assumption was it was a storm front. actually bbc scotland were able to confirm that that one come in till next. yeah, when there is daylight and there's some sunshine it's sort of ok, can you get by. i think as soon as ghi comes and there's no moonlight or street lights in the rural locations it's quite disconcerting. obviously when you're surrounded by trees there is that fair, i know one of your interviewees commented about trees coming down, i have 20 trees down in my garden from the storm we had b

much of northern scotland bore the brunt of storm malik.en died after being hit by falling trees. an amber warning remains in place for much of the north of the country as storm corrie is due to sweep in overnight. britain is bracing itself for further disruption. phil bodmer, bbc news. earlier today i spoke to wayne bridgman in northumberland, whose power and water had onlyjust returned following storm malik. a couple of months ago we had our power out for five days following storm arwen. we lost power again with a0 to 50 mile an hour winds about eight in the morning or so. it's back on now, i'm speaking to you. many of my neighbours are not. the biggest recourse for a lot of people here is me and tens of thousands of my neighbours have fridges and freezers full of, well, food for example. we've mobile phone masts that don't have power as well so you can't even dial out to emergency services. if such a problem were to arise. we have a0 mile an hour winds happening this evening, so fully expect the power to go out again then. how do you fee

we're committed to restoring power to those impacted by storm malik as soon as possible.ome circumstances to tuesday and that's reallyjust to give people choices of staying with family and friends. the clean—up from storm malik has barely had a chance to get under way before a second weather warning for storm corrie with winds up to 90 miles an hour expected. in aberdeenshire rest centres have been set up where those affected by malik can get a shower, a hot meal and power, and they are ready to do it again. we are making sure that all of our roads teams are rested and we've got the right capacity ready for tonight and tomorrow. and we're making sure we arejuggling teams. we've been inspecting all of our school buildings over the weekend — we know some are damaged beyond the point we will be able to open tomorrow. storm corrie's amber warning is in place from 5am until 6am tomorrow morning with a clean—up and the counting of the cost begins again. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's karthi. it's a moment of sporting history that will be talked

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storm malik batters northern britain, leaving two people dead. thousands are without power as forecasters warn of further high winds tomorrow. historic blizzards in the united states as a fierce winter storm bringing heavy snowfall hits the east coast. the medical trial which is throwing new light on why some people experience breathlessness after covid. and one of the biggest stars in world sport, quarterback tom brady is retiring from the nfl after 22 seasons and 7 superbowl titles. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we start with developments on ukraine — and britain says it's preparing a series of diplomatic and military initiatives in europe next week, in the wake of growing tensions with russia. borisjohnson has issued a statement saying the uk is willing to double its nato troop contingent in the baltic states and eastern europe, as well as send defensive weapons to estonia. mrjohnson is also due to go to eastern europe in the coming days as part of diplomatic efforts to prevent russia invading ukraine. our poli

stormy conditions all tied in with stormy conditions all tied in with storm malik named by the danishhe uk met office. the system here will continue to develop as it pushes against a very similar area affecting scotland and northern england late on sunday in the early hours of monday. but a ridge of high pressure continues to building across the country during the overnight period so the wind is easing down from storm malik across the north—east of the country. many places the lighter winds by the ends of the night, largely clear skies and going to be a cold one with a touch of frost developing particularly out of town. we start our sunday morning off in a relatively quiet, bright, sunny note. it will be cold with some frost abound but widespread sunshine it will be cold with some frost abound but widespread sunshine across england and wales, eastern scotland. club starting to pick up across scotland and northern ireland across scotland and northern ireland a stone quarry begins to hurtling in the opening period bringing gales, heavy rain, mountain snow over the higher ground in scotl

storm malik batters northern britain, leaving two people dead. thousands are without power as forecasters warn of further high winds on sunday. downing street is considering sending more british troops and military hardware to eastern europe, as nato weighs up options to increase pressure on russia. the medical trial which is throwing new light on why some people experience breathlessness after covid. and reports that one of the biggest stars in world sport, wuarterback tom brady, is to retire from the nfl after 22 seasons and 7 super bowl titles. let's begin in the united states, where a fierce storm is sweeping across the east coast of the country. flood warnings have been issued and people have been told to stay at home. there've been predictions of some 60 centimetres, or two feet, of snow. with more, here's our north america correspondent peter bowes. a blanket of snow covers times square in new york city. the streets largely deserted as most people hunker down at home. this has been a colossal storm, a bomb cyclone, as it's known, a combina

hi, i'm malik. you might have seen my face on a billboard somewhere., you know, i'm doing so many things, i'm so busy with work, with a side hustle, with hobbies. on top of that, events are closing because of the pandemic, right? so how can you get out there? the conversation led to something quite extreme, literally getting yourself out there, oldschool billboards, and the billboards are dotted around manchester, birmingham and london, in particular those areas with more ethnic minorities. hey, i'm malik and that's my billboard. why do you have a problem with arranged marriages? i am definitely not against arranged marriages. if anything, i think the evidence and the research goes to show this is probably one of the best ways to find a spouse, because you go beyond face value, to real values. but i thought, you know what, let's try this route. if not, i'm definitely not against going to the good old grapevine. so far, malik has received over 1,000 messages from women and his story has travelled all over the world. i'm getting messages from tanzania, a

the winds associated with storm malik easing down tonight, a ridge of high pressure builds in.aces will be dry with clear skies and it will be much colder with a touch of frost but that means it will be a lovely, bright, sunny start to sunday. through the day we will see storm corrie raced into the north—west, heavy rain and gales into scotland and northern ireland. a chilly day right across the board. storm corrie spreads across the north during sunday night into the early hours of monday, a real squeeze in the isobars, the met office have a yellow warning for the north of britain. an amber warning issued for northern scotland as the damaging gas stay. i will be back at the top of the hour but now it is time for political thinking with nick robinson. hello, and welcome to political thinking. will he stay or will he go? that question has hung over westminster, hung over the country pretty much all of this extraordinary week. and one man has been willing to appear before the microphones and the cameras to make the case for borisjohnson. he is my guest on political thinking this

this just to the rest of us, we have storm malik forming.ng scotland through friday night and into saturday, and the west of the weather will occur during the day on saturday. all the while, across england and wales, it is dry, here is a storm forming just to the west of the hebrides on saturday morning, pushing in mild air. now, here's the weather map for saturday, and noticed these pressure lines, these isobars. that's that very strong wind current flowing out of the northwest, and let's have a look at the warnings from the met office because they have been updated recently. now an amberwarning in force for eastern parts of scotland, so for the populated areas here and aberdeenshire, perth into edinburgh as well, yellow warnings of wind elsewhere. but the highest gusts will actually be in exposed places of northwestern scotland, we think. 18 mph, possibly more. very windy across northern england, less windy in the south, but actually, a lot of sunshine on offer on saturday. however, the south on saturday, the southern counties, could end u

there is malik, into scandinavia overnight.ridge of high pressure sitting between the two to get us through the evening and overnight. it becomes very still outside. a frost is likely to the east. perhaps temperatures just above in the west. a cold, crisp, but bright start to sunday, with some widespread sunshine, light wind. here comes corrie through the afternoon, deepening all the while, rain into northern ireland and scotland, some snow for the mountains. definitely a colderfeel for sunday and then we will see the rain sinking south over sunday. the low centre will be the biggest cause for concern, running across northern scotland on diving down to the north sea on monday. these are the areas the met office is most concerned about at the moment. hello, this is bbc news — with rebecca jones. the headlines: the us warns that the russian troop build—up near ukraine is the largest since the cold war — as attempts to find a diplomatic solution continue. the downing street lockdown parties report is now expected

saturday we saw storm malik northern britain and on saturday another storm will affect similar areasea of cloud here is storm corrie and it is barely getting going. in the shorter term there is little bit of high pressure between those two stones which will mean some early sunshine and frosty first thing particularly across the eastern side of the uk. although the day will start quiet, things pick up considerably by the time we get into the afternoon. england and wales will become increasingly breezy but stay find that the loss of sunshine. northern ireland and westminster and scotland will feel thickening cloud and outbreaks of rain and wind strengthening all the while with perhaps some snow from across the mountains. initially feeljust perhaps some snow from across the mountains. initially feel just for enough mean and may be eight or 9 degrees in cardiff and london. it really is through sunday evening that this low set to deepen quickly to the north of the uk, rolling across scotland before diving south into the north sea through monday. these are the areas currently being flagged

by the time we get into saturday night, malik is off towards scandinavia. high pressure, actually building across the uk. it will be, in comparison to earlier in the day, almost eerily quiet, the windfalls light, skies clear, and with the stillness, we are likely to see a frost developing, particularly across the eastern side of the uk, temperatures just below freezing. further west, i think they'll hover around three degrees or so above. sunday will dawn with sparkling sunshine, widespread clear skies and just light winds. all the while, coming towards the northwest and deepening as it does so, this area of low pressure, this is the beginning of corrie. we will see rain into northern ireland and western scotland by lunchtime. some snow for the highest ground, winds strengthening as well. a chillier feel for sunday across the board. 9—10 celsius to the south, keeping it dry and sunny for england and wales, just five or six for scotland and northern ireland. this weather front dives south overnight sunday into monday, but it is this low centre running across

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we know that malik faisal akram — with lancashire?kram grew _ with lancashire? we know that malik faisal akram grew up _ with lancashire? we know that malik faisal akram grew up here _ with lancashire? we know that malik faisal akram grew up here and - with lancashire? we know that malik faisal akram grew up here and lived| faisal akram grew up here and lived here for much of his life. he has a large family who live in this area and during the siege on saturday his brother gulbar was here in the police station in blackburn trying to negotiate with him via the fbi and with british officers liaising with him as well. he was trying to persuade his brother to give himself up, albeit unsuccessfully, but he was involved with that and issued a statement after his brother died confirming his death and apologising to the victims, saying his brother had been suffering from mental health issues. there are, of course, all sorts of questions to answer. how did malik faisal akram managed to leave the country, travelled to the united states, be allo

federal agents shot and killed malik faisal akram after he held three of the four hostages more thanpearls watson live in atlanta with the latest force, charles. >> hey jon, but the fbi and d.o.j. coming out forcefully against the alleged act of terrorism in colleyville, texas just last week. sing targeted against any faith or unacceptable. >> this was and not random occurrence. it was intentional. it was symbolic. we're not going to tolerate anti-semitism in this country regards according to the fbi 44-year-old hostage taker malik faisal akram was a british national flute to texas and took four worshipers hostage inside of the beth israel congregation and a targeted attack against jews. is killed by an fbi hostage team after worshipers found their way to free themselves in nearly 11 hours into the standoff. throughout the course of which authorities say malik faisal akram set off an international terrorism investigation following his demands that convicted al qaeda terrorist aafia siddiqui be released from federal prison. there are a lot of questions being raised of how he was able

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the hostage— taker, who died during the siege, was a british citizen named malik faisal akram.eport the serbian tennis star as he was preparing to defend his open title in melbourne. the australian government said it was protecting the many sacrifices made for public health. the capital of tonga is reported to have suffered significant damage after an underwater volcanic eruption in the south pacific. much of the island nation was covered with a layer of ash. the tsunami triggered by the eruption caused flooding on parts of the us west coast and japan. rupert wingfield—hayes reports from tokyo. from high up in space, weather satellites caught the moment the huge underwater volcano let loose, sending a cloud of ash and rock 20 kilometres high and at least 500 kilometres wide. that's an ash cloud that could stretch from london to edinburgh, and somewhere beneath it is the tiny island kingdom of tonga. the first thing to hit the island was the shockwave. then came the rushing waters of a tsunami, smashing into seawalls and flooding what here appears to be a church. next, day turne

followed by storm corrie. this storm malik followed by storm corrie. �* , ., storm malik followed bya ., , ., ., corrie. as of this morning we have about 40,000 — corrie. as of this morning we have about 40,000 people _ corrie. as of this morning we have about 40,000 people off - corrie. as of this morning we have about 40,000 people off power. corrie. as of this morning we have| about 40,000 people off power as corrie. as of this morning we have - about 40,000 people off power as the result of the two storms, 7000 people from one storm and 30,000 people from one storm and 30,000 people from one storm and 30,000 people from the other.— people from the other. there are similar problems _ people from the other. there are similar problems in _ people from the other. there are similar problems in the - people from the other. there are similar problems in the north - people from the other. there are similar problems in the north of| similar problems in the north of england. a major incident was declared in county durham as fallen trees blocked roads and wrecked power lines. it was reckone

by the time get into saturday night, malik is off to scandinavia.s the uk. in comparison to earlier, it will be almost eerily quiet. the winds for light, the skies will clear. we are likely to see a frost developing, particularly across the eastern side of the uk. sunday will don with sparkling sunshine, widespread clear skies and just like wins. all the while coming towards the north—west and deepening as it does so, an area of low pressure. this is the beginnings of corrie. rain into another island and western scotland by lunchtime. hla feel for sunday across the board, nine or ten across the south, lots of dry and sunny weather for england and wales. this low centre running across northern scotland and down into the north sea will produce strong winds and likely cause some damage and destruction. this is the warning area as outlined by the met office at the moment. it will be updated again throughout the course of the next 2a hours. the wind strength across the eastern side of scotland and north—east of england could be pretty similar, gusting up

police here confirm malik faisal akram was originally from blackburn, and say they're helping with thehorities. labour leader, sir keir starmer, says borisjohnson broke the law and should resign over a series of parties at downing street during coronavirus restrictions. novak djokovic has been deported from australia, afterjudges rejected on public health grounds the unvaccinated tennis star's appeal to stay in the country. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week on the show — how to survive one of the planet's longest lockdowns. we decided to start looking at how we're going to survive, how we're going to keep our staff engaged, how we're going to create revenue. the island with pride of place in lgbt history. it was pretty young the first time i visited the sunken forest and i think pulling in on that ferry, and next to the american flag was this big beautiful rainbow flag. and just what is it that makes paris feel so parisian? i've returned to my home city of melbourne, after a long time away during the covid crisis. while the city has come through the pandemic wel

some trees will have been disturbed by malik, the rainfall will have loosened the ground. so having another storm, this one called corrie, not good at all. ~ . , . ., all. we are seeing the cloud in the atlantic, this — all. we are seeing the cloud in the atlantic, this saturday. _ all. we are seeing the cloud in the atlantic, this saturday. at - all. we are seeing the cloud in the atlantic, this saturday. at what i atlantic, this saturday. at what point are you expecting it? let’s point are you expecting it? let's fli over point are you expecting it? let's flip over to _ point are you expecting it? let's flip over to the _ point are you expecting it? let's flip over to the pressure - point are you expecting it? let�*s flip over to the pressure chart. it doesn't look like much currently, because it is going to rapidly deepen. as it does so, that is when the wind is going to whip up. on the impacts are likely, the met office has put warnings in force from 6pm on sunday, until midday on monday. between now and then, actually, quite a quiet night to come. the wind will fall l

much of northern scotland bore the brunt of storm malik.er warning remains in place for much of the north of the country as storm corrie is due to sweep in overnight. britain is bracing itself for further disruption. phil bodmer, bbc news. wayne bridgmenjoins us from his home in northumberland. thank you for being with us. tell us how you have been affected by this. it is only a couple of months ago we had our power out for five days following storm are we lost power again with a0 to 50 mile an hour winds at eight o'clock in the morning. i am winds at eight o'clock in the morning. iam back winds at eight o'clock in the morning. i am back now, winds at eight o'clock in the morning. iam back now, speaking winds at eight o'clock in the morning. i am back now, speaking to you but many of my neighbours are not. the biggest records for a lot of people are satiny and tens of thousands of my neighbours have fridges and freezers full of food, for example. mobile phone mast don't have power, so you can't buy love to emergency services. such a problem

. _ illustration of the impact of storm malik. you — illustration of the impact of storm malik, you willet better than that, as _ malik, you will not get better than that, as you see the roof of the house — that, as you see the roof of the house lifted off pretty much in its eniirely— house lifted off pretty much in its entirety and dumped in the front garden, — entirety and dumped in the front garden, where it is now rests. it is not garden, where it is now rests. it is noliusl_ garden, where it is now rests. it is noliusl the — garden, where it is now rests. it is notjust the physical garden, where it is now rests. it is not just the physical damage that was caused yesterday but also we have around about 30,000 homes others _ have around about 30,000 homes others last— have around about 30,000 homes others last night across county durham — others last night across county durham and northumberland, all without— durham and northumberland, all without power. the context is important here because some of those homes _ important here because some of those homes are _ important here because

yesterday it was storm malik.nto the middle of monday. this area of cloud here is the nor�*easter exiting the us. we�*ve seen how much damage that has done. here�*s corrie deepening to the north of the uk as we speak, and this low will push across northern scotland overnight sunday into monday, emerge into the north sea and then dive south towards the low countries. these are the areas the met office are particularly concerned about in terms of the winds. it will be windy right the way across the uk, but in terms of damage and disruption, an amber warning for northern scotland. we could see power outages here, for example, but generally across northern ireland, down to northern england, north wales and north norfolk, we could see some issues. i suspect as this system works its way through into monday, there goes the centre of corrie out into the north sea overnight, pulling away. it still leaves a very strong north westerly wind, though, cutting in behind it, pulling in cold air. a frost to start us off on monday

this comes just a day after storm malik. —— 90 mph winds.m made it worse and the police have surrounded. a 60—year—old woman died in aberdeen after having been struck by a tree that had fallen during the high winds and 20,000 homes were left without power overnight. now as energy suppliers are trying to deal with that problem storm corrie is expected to arrive this afternoon. already scotrail have said they will suspend services from six o'clock this evening and energy suppliers sse has moved to a red alert status in major disruption can be expected in major disruption can be expected in the next few hours. destruction the scottish government say should continue for the next few hours. the nhs covid vaccination programme in england has been extended to vulnerable children aged between five and 11—years—old. eligible children include those with diabetes, epilepsy and learning disabilities or those who live with somebody who immunosuppressed. here's our science correspondent, pallab ghosh. xavier is 11 and he's among first in his age group to

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the might of malik and its destructive power.torm leaving tens of thousands of home without electricity in scotland and the north—east of england. in county durham, engineers were reconnecting supplies after a tree brought down power lines in the village of south church. this car crushed under the weight of rubble as the wind ripped off renderfrom a weight of rubble as the wind ripped off render from a gable end weight of rubble as the wind ripped off renderfrom a gable end of terraced houses. if off render from a gable end of terraced houses.— off render from a gable end of terraced houses. if you look, this ension terraced houses. if you look, this pension has _ terraced houses. if you look, this pension has gone, _ terraced houses. if you look, this pension has gone, it _ terraced houses. if you look, this pension has gone, it has - terraced houses. if you look, this pension has gone, it has landed l terraced houses. if you look, this i pension has gone, it has landed on the engine. i paid 12,004 at last year. it has only got

much of northern scotland bore the brunt of storm malik.e is due to sweep in overnight. britain is bracing itself for further disruption. phil bodmer, bbc news. voting is under way in portugal's snap general election to choose a new parliament. the election was called in december after the minority socialist government's budget was rejected, ending six years of relative political stability. the cost of living and healthcare have been key issues for voters. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. barely 24 hours after storm malik, we're now staring down the barrel of another deepening weather system, storm corrie, set to bring damaging winds across a large swathe of northern britain overnight sunday into monday. these are the areas highlighted by the met office for the greatest risk of damage and disruption. northern scotland sitting underan amberwarning, winds could gust in excess of 80 miles per hour here as this deep, low pressure rolls its way initially eastwards across scotland overnight and then dives down int

a british man from blackburn, malik faisal akram, held four people captive and was shot dead after aen—hour stand—off. a dramatic escape — among the hostages who fled unharmed, the rabbi who says he was praying when he realised what was going on. i heard a click, and it could have been anything. and it turned out that it was his gun. downing street has described it as a terrible and anti—semitic act of terrorism. also this lunchtime: borisjohnson is safe in hisjob, says the education secretary, adding he recognises the public anger over lockdown parties in downing street. fears for a british woman, angela glover, who is missing after a tsunami hit the island nation of tonga at the weekend. with energy costs set to soar this year, we speak to families who are already struggling with paying the bills. i have three thermal layers on almost all the time now. i was sat under four blankets last week, because i didn't want to turn the heating on. and novak djokovic arrives back in his home country of serbia after being deported from australia following a row over his visa. and coming up on

malik faisal akram was shot dead after the standoff. the hostages were not harmed. mr. said that he had a gun when he interrupted the congregation. police and negotiators then became involved. here is some audio from the siege. >> [inaudible] ros: one hostage was released after six hours. this moment showing the time the hostages were ablto run out. the group was playing when he heard a click, which turned out to be the hostage takers gone. >> it didn't look good, did not sound good. we were terrified. when i saw an opportunity where he was not in a good position, i made sure that the two gentlemen who were still with me, that they were ready to go. the exit was not too far away. i told them to go, i threw a chair at the gunman and headed for the door. all three of us were able to get out without a shot being fired. ros: the service was being live-streamed, so it captured the audio of the man demanding the release of a pakistani neuroscientist with suspected links to al qaeda. he is currently serving in 86-year prison term in texas, and having considered that dimension

by the time we get into saturday night malik is off toward scandinavia.ually building across the uk. it will be a comparison earlier in the day almost eerily quiet. the windfall is light, sky is clear, and with the stillness we are likely to see a frost developing, particularly across the eastern side of the uk, temperatures just below freezing. further west i think they will have a degree or so above. sunday will dawn with sparkling sunshine, widespread clear skies and, again, just light winds but, all the while, coming towards the north—west and deepening as it does so this area of low pressure. this is the beginnings of storm corrie. we will see rain into northern ireland and western scotland by lunchtime, snow for the highest ground and winds are strengthening all the while. actually a feel for sunday across the board, nine and ten south keeping a lot of dry and sunny weatherfor england and keeping a lot of dry and sunny weather for england and wales, just five or six in scotland and northern ireland. this weather front dive south overnight sunday int

the man who took four people hostage at a synagogue in texas is confirmed to be a british man named malik faisal akram. his family say they are devastated and do not condone his actions. police here confirm malik faisal akram was originally from blackburn, and say they're helping with the investigation led by us authorities. labour leader sir keir starmer says borisjohnson broke the law and should resign, over a series of parties at downing street during coronavirus restrictions. i think the facts speak for themselves. i think the prime minister broke the law. i think he then lied about what had happened. novak djokovic has been deported from australia afterjudges rejected the unvaccinated tennis star's appeal to stay in the country on public health grounds. a british woman is missing in tonga after being washed away in the tsunami which hit the island. the amount of damage it's caused is still unclear. coming up — the travel show at 8.30. the team's in paris to find out about its competing bids for unesco world heritage status. the family of the briton who's been identified as the man wh