naomi choy smith reports. these world war ii fighter planes collided and smashed into the ground in a ball of fire. emergency crews rushed to the crash site as shocked spectators looked on. it's truly terrifying seeing something like that. it's not something you almost ever will see, and it's terrifying, just seeing huge aircraft like that just smash into the ground. it's something no—one is prepared for. the crowd packed with war veterans for the commemorative airshow at dallas executive airport. it's veterans day, and there was the largest body of veterans i have seen in a very long time there. and, yes, the first... when you see something like that, the first thing that goes through your body is panic, and you could tell that throughout the entire crowd, the entire crowd wasjust in disbelief and panic. no spectators were injured, but it is still unclear how many crew members were aboard. the smaller aircraft, a bell p—63 king cobra, is a single—pilot plane. and the larger boeing b—i7 flying fortress bomber

naomi choy smith reports. this could be a storm for the record books. of snow, leaving even winter weary residents stunned. crazy, crazy. we had it, we went downstairs to see if we could open the door. we could barely open the door. i was hoping it wasjust going to be kind of a, you know, it might miss us, but it got us. and i was like, i feel a little stir crazy now. children woke up to a winter wonderland. and dogs couldn't wait to dive in. but for many, the conditions were dangerous. hundreds of people had to be rescued. luckily, the cops came and they gave me a push. what we're talking about is a major, major storm. and new york's governor called in the national guard, deploying 150 members to help with snow removal in erie county. a risk to life, as some residents tried to shovel their way out. the storm even forced the local football team to move their game to another state, as heavy snow smothered the buffalo bills stadium. and with more snowfall on the way, buffalo is bracing itself for a tough road ahead, as one of the busiest travel days of th

naomi choy smith, bbc news. what a fascinating story.ty of kherson means victory in the war against russia is �*only a matter of time'. ukraine regained control of the southern city after russian troops were pulled out of the region on friday. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, says russia destroyed all of kherson�*s critical infrastructure before its troops abandoned the city on friday. it was left with no heat, electricity, water supply or communications. a curfew has been declared in the city. and reports also of some of the territory around kherson being seeded with mines. you can get in touch with me. stay with us. we will have more news at the top of the hour. hello. it is unusually warm across the united kingdom at the moment. yesterday was the warmest armistice day on record. and, tomorrow for remembrance sunday, we may see very similar temperatures once again. and it's notjust warm by day, but also by night. our overnight temperatures are looking fairly similar to the figures we had more typically see during the day at thi

naomi choy smith reports.atrol near the garden or train station on thursday night when they were attacked by a man with a knife, giving one dead and another wounded. the attacker was shot as police responded to the stabbing attack one of our own. this man, whose identity has been concealed for his safety, was back from his job when he concealed for his safety, was back from hisjob when he heard the gunshots. translation: had five or six the gunshots. translation: herc five or six gunshots and my father asked me what is going on and i that it is probably fireworks, though, these are gunshots. i saw the man dying on the ground and i saw the blood and so on.— blood and so on. the police officer died _ blood and so on. the police officer died from _ blood and so on. the police officer died from his - blood and so on. the police. officer died from his injuries. his colleagues rushed to hospital. the attackers condition and his motive remain unknown but federal prosecutors are now investigating the attack as a possi

naomi choy smith reports.ible discovery of cape canaveral. a 20 foot section from the space shuttle challenger which exploded after launch in 1986. divers were hunting for the wreckage of a world war ii aircraft as part of a history channel documentary, but what they are most instead left them stunned. we were not expecting that. it we were not expecting that. it was an accidental discovery and one we were not prepared for at the time and we were all stunned for it.— stunned for it. the challenger's - stunned for it. the - challenger's distinctive heat tiles mostly didn't understand. nasa says it is one of the light of this of the wreckage had everfound. light of this of the wreckage had ever found.— had ever found. ten, nine, eiuht, had ever found. ten, nine, eight, seven... _ had ever found. ten, nine, eight, seven... the - had ever found. ten, nine, - eight, seven... the challenger broken apart — eight, seven. .. the challenger broken apart after— eight, seven... the challenger broken apart after liftoff -

naomi choy smith, bbc news.n los angeles, she swept the board winning all six of the awards nominated for including artist of the year. lionel richie was honoured with the award for his contributions to the music industry, and machine—gun kelly were an eye—catching purple suit one favourite rock artist. all the top business stories here next, i'll see you in a moment. hello, there. over the next few hours, we're going to see some frost and fog forming. it is going to be a chilly start to our monday morning. some of that will be slow to lift away and then, as we go through the day, some wet and windy weather will start to dominate from the south—west. but temperatures could be as low as minus four or minus five degrees in a few spots first thing this morning. the wet weather, though, starting to show its hand and that will gradually drift its way north and east as we go through the day, not really getting into northern england and scotland, however. gusts of winds in excess of 70 to 80 miles an hour first thing,

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naomi choy smith, bbc news.ublic trust in politics. the appointments process for the lords has come under increasing scrutiny in recent years. i'm joined now by our political correspondent charlotte rose. tell us more about what keir starmer is saying? to tell us more about what keir starmer issa inc? ., ,., tell us more about what keir starmer is sa inc? ., , ., ., tell us more about what keir starmer issa inc? ., ,., ., �*, is saying? to understand what he's sa in: we is saying? to understand what he's saying we need _ is saying? to understand what he's saying we need to _ is saying? to understand what he's saying we need to understand - is saying? to understand what he'sj saying we need to understand what the house of lords does. this is the upper chamber parliament, its main job is to scrutinise legislation and make changes. sometimes quite big sections of bills can be added in or taken out. but the commons and lords have been at loggerheads in recent years. we have seen arguments over brexit legislation, bu

naomi choy smith, bbc news.ited states at seven o'clock this evening, but let's return to that controversy over weather the captains of england and wales and indeed some other countries would be wearing 0nelove rainbow armbands, in support of wider inclusivity and representation. we havejust had wider inclusivity and representation. we have just had a joint statement from the football associations of england, wales, belgium, denmark, germany, the netherlands and switzerland, all of those football associations were considering weather their captains would be wearing the armband. i am going to read it to you. fifa, which is of course world football's governing body, has been very clear that it will impose sporting sanctions if our captains wear the armband is on the field of play. as national federations, armband is on the field of play. as nationalfederations, we armband is on the field of play. as national federations, we can't put our players in a position where they could face sporting sanctions including book

naomi choy smith, bbc news.news across the uk when you think of super cars you might think of monaco or silverstone — but what about rotherham? well, mclaren have a factory there and so the chassis of some pretty fancy cars are made right here in yorkshire! when it comes to production, there are some talented women in the driving seat, as luxmy gopal reports. you'll know the name from formula 1 and their road supercars, but mclaren has now started making hybrid electric models which start life at this factory in rotherham. 31—year—old claire smith is a team leader. i used to work for a company making clutches for cars and tractors and now i make supercars. it's the chassis that's made in the rotherham plant. claire'sjob is to prepare carbon fibre cut outs for the moulding machine. she binds the material to make it stronger. so we are laying out carbon fibre material on the table to make sure that everything's in the right place where it should be so it's in spec. claire'sjob is to prepare carbon fibre cut outs f

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naomi choy smith, bbc news.hen the honorary oscars for lifetime achievement are handed out. this year, back to the future star michaelj fox was amongst the honorees. wendy urquhart reports. michaelj fox was diagnosed with parkinson's disease at the peak of his acting career and he is and paint tirelessly since then to front more research. i paint tirelessly since then to front more research.— paint tirelessly since then to front more research. i am so grateful to all of these _ more research. i am so grateful to all of these people _ more research. i am so grateful to all of these people and _ more research. i am so grateful to all of these people and thousands| all of these people and thousands more who make a world without parkinson's a reality. it is humbling in the deepest way to stand here to accept your kindness and your approbation, to make the effort to be driven by others, so deserving this attention. i am grateful to them and to you because my optimism is fuelled by my gratitude, and with gratitude, op

naomi choy smith, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich.o 5—6. further south and west, highs of 10—11. into the night, low pressure centre here taking rain further northwards, it will stall, tend to peter out. this area of low pressure swings in from the south—west, isobars squeezing together, a swathe of strong wind, gales around a time in exposed coasts in the south—west and the channel islands. some rain moving into the east of scotland. blue pockets here on the map, frost, not quite as cold as last night. murky start across central parts of england and east wales, areas of cloud will clear to give sunny spells. rain drifting across northern and eastern parts of scotland, showers into wales, south—west of england, windy for the channel islands, broadly speaking a drier, brighter, slightly calmer day tomorrow, temperatures at best 7—11. only a brief calm interlude because another area of the pressure swings in from the west on wednesday, outbreaks of quite heavy rain driving north—eastwards once again. some quite brisk winds, particularly

naomi choy smith reports.ensifies in the eastern provinces and in tehran, where students staged this sit—in. the unrest spread to iran's steel industry as workers walked out of this plant in isfahan, all apparently in solidarity with 22—year—old mahsa amini, who died in september after being detained by iran's morality police. now well into their third month, the demonstrations show no sign of slowing down. human rights groups say at least a50 people have been killed, including 51 children, and now the supreme leader's own family has waded in. in this video released online, his niece spoke out against ayatollah ali khamenei and what she called his murderous and child—killing regime. farideh moradkhani called on foreign governments to cut ties with iran over its treatment of protesters. while it's unclear when she recorded the video, it appears moradkhani is now behind bars. that's according to her family, which is itself no stranger to political protest. she comes from a family that's been historically politic