yolande knell, bbc news, masafer yatta.— the aircraft carrier, hms prince of wales — has broken down off the isle of wight. the £3 billion warship left portsmouth naval base on saturday heading for training exercises with the us and royal canadian navies. but the carrier broke down and the royal navy says it is investigating the "emerging mechanical issue". now it's time for a look at the weather. 0ver over the next couple of days high pressure remains in charge. by the end of week, things turn unsettled. today we have cloud, the odd sharp shower and the odd rumble of thunder in the highlands. the best of the sunshine in the west, especially the south—west. along the north sea coastline and the english channel coastline and the english channel coast a brisk wind that will peg back temperatures. tonight a fair bit of cloud in northern and eastern areas, producing some showers, showers travelling south across scotland and these are the overnight lows between nine and 13. tomorrow, we start off with this cloud in scotland and

yolande knell, bbc news, masafer yatta. in other news...nevitable, even if the world stops emitting greenhouse gases immediately — that's according to a scientific study from denmark and greenland. the research found that global warming to date will cause more than a hundred—trillion tons of greenland's ice to melt, causing a sea level rise of at least 27 centimetres. in brazil, the right—wing president, jair bolsonaro and the country's former leftist leader, lula da silva, have taken part in the first televised debate — ahead of october's general election. the two traded barbs over their respective records. opinion polls suggest lula — who served as president for seven years until 2010 — leads bolsonaro. ukraine's president zelensky says his country is willing to store gas for european countries, to help them through the winter. speaking at an oil and gas conference in norway, he accused moscow of what he called economic terror. as an energy crisis looms, the french energy ministry has started talks with algeria — about potentially increas

yolande knell, bbc news, masafer yatta.ied at the age of 78. the french—born confectioner spent 27 years serving five us presidents. he told us tv presenter jeff weeks one of his stories about working for the family of former president jimmy carter. mrs carter had brought with herfrom georgia a recipe of a cheese ring that asked us to have it on every buffet, every time. that was the signature carter dish. and the recipe, you had to use the stinkier cheese that you could find and mix them together, put some anchovy with it and all sort of different things. and then, you made a ring — build it like a ring inside of a mould, and then you unmoulded it. and in the middle, you put strawberryjam. now, the funniest thing, mrs carter always checked if this thing was on the table. it was! but nobody ever touched it. nobody ever ate it? chuckles. what we did, we would just put it back into the freezer and bring it back out every buffet. i think the same cheese ring lasted four years. laughs. and if you would go to the white house tod

yolande knell, bbc news, masafer yatta. stay with us on bbc news.much of europe this summer, just how is climate change driving up food prices? she received the nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and the dying in the indian slums. the head of the catholic church said mother teresa was a wonderful example of how to help people in need. we have to identify the bodies and then arrange the coffins and take them back home. parents are waiting, wives are waiting. hostages appeared, some carried, some running, i trying to escape the - nightmare behind them. britain lost a princess today. described by all to whom she reached out as "irreplaceable," an early morning car crash in a paris underpass ended a life with more than its share of pain and courage, warmth and compassion. this is bbc news. the main story this hour: pakistan's foreign minister says flooding is a catastrophe on a scale never seen before with millions now in desperate need of shelter. wildfires, heatwaves and droughts have torn through much of europe this summer, with scientists

our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, has been to masafer yatta.sjust demolition. it takes just seconds, and a palestinian house is gone. a family is harmless. israel said they built here illegally. abu mohammed pleaded with the israeli soldiers and police to stop. the family that was living in this house, abu mohammed's relatives, they don't even know that the house has been demolished because they were away at a wedding, no—one has been able to call them and get in touch. this is all too familiar and the west bank under full israeli control. it is virtually impossible for palestinians to get a building permit here, so most people build without them. we realised today's demolitions aren't yet over. so we have raised up to the top of this hell, really breathless because the roads have been closed. you can see here that animal pens are being demolished. a big flock of sheep over there. there are scuffles with anti— demolition activists, threatened with arrests. everything will be confiscated so that the shepherds can't easily shepherd's can't easily

bbc news, masafer yatta.: a major sea level rise from the melting of the greenland ice cap is inevitable, even if the world stops emitting greenhouse gases immediately, according to a scientific study from denmark and greenland. the research found global warming to date will cause more than 100 trillion tons of greenland's ice to melt, causing a sea level rise of at least 27 centimeters. in brazil, the right wing president jair bolsonaro and the former leftist leader have taken part in a televised debate ahead of november's election. the two traded barbs over their records. opinion polls suggest lula leads bolsonaro. ukraine's president zelenskyy says his country is willing to store gas for european countries to help them through the winter. speaking at an oil and gas conference in norway, he accused moscow of economic terror. the french industry -- french energy ministry has talked with nigeria about potentially increasing gas imports to france. nasa called off today's launch of the most powerful rocket it h

yolande knell, bbc news, masafer yatta.e, liz truss. pauljohnson says neither ms truss nor her rival rishi sunak have proposed adequate solutions for dealing with rising energy bills. let's get more on this with our political correspondent david wallace lockhart. so, what is the analysis, david? so, this is from — so, what is the analysis, david? so, this is from the _ so, what is the analysis, david? srr, this is from the director so, what is the analysis, david? so, this is from the director director of the highly respected economic think—tank, the organisation that when there is a budget, people pay attention to what they have got to say. for context, liz truss at this point appears to be the frontrunner in the race to be prime minister. she is proposing a lot of tax cuts, she says she has not pulled anything on the table in terms of helping people with high energy bills, she believes tax cuts are the best way to do it, she wants to reverse the rise in national insurance, wants to abandon a planned rise in corporation ta