michelle 0bama. mrs 0bama, it has been an absolute pleasure talking to you today.e. hello. there are still flood warnings in place in the uk. we have got some further rain to come tonight. it's pushing its way from west to it. some heavier bursts mixed in. it's not going to be the widespread rain we've seen recently but, given the ground is saturated, any rain is unwelcome in some parts. be across eastern areas to finish the night, clearer skies in the west. temperatures up and down of the roughly around six or seven almost to start sunday. a wet start for some in eastern scotland and england. there are a composite in north—east aberdeenshire, caithness and 0rkney, a brighter day in shetland and things will brighten up in eastern scotland and england after a cloudy and damp start. in the west, sunshine and showers, some of them heavy and thundery to strip winds a bit lighter so the showers will be slow moving, and a cool day. see you soon. this is bbc news, the headlines at 6pm: the president of fifa has expressed support for the lgbtq community and migrant workers

and the bbc hears from michelle 0bama, who reveals the pain she felt when donald trump replaced her husbandwhite house. and it still hurts. but that's that point in time when you have to ask yourself, "was it worth it?" hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the g20 has kicked off on the indonesian island of bali, where global leaders are discussing issues such as food security, debt relief — and the war in ukraine. ukraine president volodymyr zelensky addressed the summit, where he called for russia's "destructive war" to end. mr zelensky addressed leaders including china's xijinping and president biden in a video link, here's some of what he said. translation: i want this aggressive russian war to end justly _ and on the basis of the un charter and international law. ukraine should not be offered to conclude compromises with its conscience, sovereignty, territory and independence. we respect the rules and we are people of our word. ukraine has always been a leader in peacekeeping efforts and the world has witnessed it, and if russia says that it supposedly wan

former american first lady michelle 0bama tells bbc breakfast how she felt when donald trump replaced

michelle 0bama's book the light we carry is out today. is available now on bbc iplayer. and michelle obama is available let's take a look at today's papers. and michelle obama is available many of the front pages include reports about potential announcements in thursday's autumn statement. the times says the prime minister will prioritise support for the poorest by boosting the living wage from £9.50 an hour to about £10.a0 an hour. there are lots of numbers in the papers this week. average council tax bills are expected to exceed £2,000 a year for the first time, the daily telegraph reports. it says plans by the chancellor to let councils raise the levy by 5% would mean households in a typical band d property face paying up to £100 extra. the metro pictures ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky during a visit to the recently liberated city of kherson, which had been under russian occupation for eight months. mr zelensky says this signals "the beginning of the end of the war". and one of the most watched videos on bbc news online still th