from bilpin, new south wales, phil mercer reports.lack summer fires destroyed an area of land the size of the united kingdom in bilpin, north west of sydney. much of simon tadros orchard was ruined. they were horrific. never seen nothing like that. very scary. he's rebuilt and replanted but believes the fires will return. we've been here a0 years and we've had four or five different major fire events and it will all happen again. regardless of what people say or what happens, we will get major fires again. an inquiry found that climate change had made the blazes of 2019/20 more extreme. modern australia had never seen such ferocity. this scared me. this really scared me. i think it's given australia a whole wake up, a huge wake up call on just how susceptible we are and how dangerous things can be. the memories of the fires are still fresh in this part of the blue mountains. people remember the fear and the panic they felt during that terrible time. but here in bilpin, there is an unmistakable sense of renewal and a determination to r

phil mercer, bbc news in bilpin new south wales.sions contributor is transport and an obvious answer that has come up as electric cars but to hit net zero x 2030 sales will have two search from the current 13% to 70% of all vehicle sales, a significant hurdle to that is the lack of charging infrastructure and countries. china is ahead of that curve with heavy subsidies in the eb market which critics say gives local companies an unfair advantage globally. the president of one of china's top eb makers says that is not true. , ., . ., true. first of all i would say that government _ true. first of all i would say that government incentives j true. first of all i would say i that government incentives for the eb industry is universal, i think europe there is a lot of government supports for electric vehicle products in europe, same as the us and some of those supports are specifically only available to local players which also makes it difficult for us to compete globally. at the same time in china, what we saw was the government subsid

phil mercer, bbc news in bilpin new south wales. contracted again for the month of november based on government data that has just come out. purchasing manager indices are closely watched for signals of current and future business conditions and future business conditions and china's manufacturing activity unexpected delete shrank in october in the country's economy is facing a swamp and unemployment has affected consumer spending as well. we will have more on that ahead on asia business report. let's take you now to india where it is due to report later today its economic both figures for the three months to the end of september. its gdp is expected to have eased to about 6.8% for the period, down from 7.8% in the previous quarter. our correspondent has more from mumbai. ,, ., our correspondent has more from mumbai. ,, . ., , . mumbai. severalfactors are likel to mumbai. severalfactors are likely to have _ mumbai. severalfactors are likely to have contributed i mumbai. severalfactors are likely to have contributed toj likely to hav

well, we had quite the smoking for parts of new south wales state high for one so, so much strain. in fact, it was the whether it stay in a few decades in some spots seen over a 100 millimeters of rain, not just the rain, but those winds were roaring as well in sun spots succeeding a 100 kilometers per hour. and with this breeze here, showers seem likely for that northeast corner of new south wales state. really quite across the coast of queensland is that energy pushes more inland as well. let's go to new zealand. it's a quiet pitcher here, but the winds coming out of the south. so temperatures are on the low side here. most of the rain will be contained to the north island. on monday for indo china, it's looking like this. we've seen pockets of heavy rain through the late peninsula, but it's our usual showers in storms here. meantime, mainland china much pressure fuel here look is a big change in temperatures and shanghai 18 degrees long. the gang seeing the yellow river valley. we've seen those winds whip up to about 80 kilometers per hour and then look at this quite the soaking

damian loone says the man has now agreed to speak to new south wales police. for cheryl grimmer�*s family, the wait for answers goes on. seven years ago, a man in his 60s was charged with her murder after a confession was found during a review of the case. but a judge decided the confession, made by a teenage boy in 1971, could not be presented as evidence. the case was dropped and the man, who denied all the charges, was freed. jon kay, bbc news. and you can hear more on that investigation in the new episode of fairy meadow, which is available now on bbc sounds. the former boss of the firm openai, sam altman, is to join microsoft after his shock sacking from his position last friday. mr altman had helped make the company the world leader in what's known as generative ai — that is the use of artificial intelligence to generate its own orginal data. he was dismissed after the board said they'd lost confidence in him, a move which stunned the tech world. our technology reporter shiona mccallum joins me now from glasgow. what is going on at openai? welcome i thin

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phil mercer reports from bilpin in new south wales.nited kingdom was destroyed in the fires. in bilpin, north—west of sydney, much of simon's orchard was ruined. i never seen anything like it. he has rebuilt and replanted but believes the fires will return. we have been here 40 years and had four or five different major fire events. and it will happen again. regardless what people say what happened, we will get major fires here. an enquiry found that climate change had made the blazes of 2019—20 more extreme. modern australia had never seen such ferocity. this really scared me. it gave australia a huge wake—up call on just how susceptible we are and how dangerous things can be. the memories of the fires are still fresh in this part of the blue mountains. people remember the fear and the panic they felt during that terrible time. here in bilpin there is an unmistakable sense of renewal and determination to rebuild. the flames that tore bilpin came from a strategic back burn that went badly wrong. it was lit deliberately by emergency cre

and we've also got some storms along the border with new south wales in queensland. large hail here, some damage in wind, certainly the name of the game, but for the west coast stop the heat wave perth, your temperature will close in on 40 degrees over the next few days. your temperatures fall off on friday, and there's a lot of rain coming out shift for the escape on the north island of new zealand, including for it gets been on tuesday. see you soon. a of the weather brought to you by visit cuts on examining the impact of today's headlines, explorer and abundance of weld clause programming international for macon and wells class john and bring programs to inform and inspire on challenges there. the phrase, the part is really own, has been hijacked by human sophie's in the red sea, they say it's in response to israel for on guys. yvonne denies is really claims. it's involves what impact could this have and what are the possible military and economic implications. this is inside story, the .

to a rather nasty for some rather more expensive storms coming in across the northeast of uh, new south wales pushing up to inland, positive cleanings that at that stage and eventually become wide spread still as we go on through monday. wet weather, all the way down towards that to south eastern corner of australia. meanwhile, new zealand is generally a case of sunshine and some shows shows along the spells afraid of a wintry night. and now making the way across the japan driving fire, the race was dry. i wonder whether behind, as low as i brought to you by visit castle in 5432, mar. upfront takes on the big issues. this isn't a one off you. something about a systemic issue here in black lives don't really matter. in the police were unflinching questions is war with lawanda, imminent rigorous debate? people are dying because of lots of medical treatments, challenging conventional with the fact that people are starting to get angry about this is in itself a sign of progress. join me more for me on hills upfront one out 0. the the, you're watching out. just say, why is there a mindful? top sto

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parts of new south wales pushing across the other side of the great dividing range. see some live examples coming through a scenarios the victoria also see one or 2 showers, one or 2 showers to up across the nc pushing up to was northern parts of w way, southern everest w. i find it right around 24 celsius because some went down to what was the se for friday. it will search of woman right? just rolling through here and that will use office week. i want to assess that, but it should be lossy, dr. stillwater to showers in place, just the rather the east side of the country. what do i show as a lab and up towards the top hand at this stage, but for me say this allows you try and find warming up quite to when it's coming through. lots of wins, it shouldn't be too bad. a tool driving fine for recess day across the japan. but the scenario cloud and the rise spitting out the chart of the korean peninsula that was sent in for friday. the weather brought to you by visit castle. the vindication of terrorism and approve of patient head of the presidential elections in october,

pressure that's growing in that for people moisture down towards that southeastern corner of new south wales, easing off across eddies to sort of victoria as well. so i'm more showers in the full coffee fully on already water loved the ground, so that will be further flooding to watch out full lot to share. i was to into queensland, particularly because that is the side of the states and a few shows up to was the top hand as well, which was the west is fine and dry palace at around $33.00 celsius or 27. cool enough, little as we go one into sat down towards the south east. cool enough, watching us as well more so i was continuing here that whatsoever is making his way towards new saying that it will sets in here as we go through the weekend to buy some buy some of the heavy rain that goes to the west side of the country easily off across the north holland that want to settle whether making his way across the islands of japan as well because his band, a plat pulling out so the way little link back of winfrey shout was still in place across a condo across the west. side of haunt you, in partic

professor of medicine at the australian national university jones, a slide from kings cliff in new south wales at dr. sons, you a good job you. but as the reports then, the invitation to a hospital very big hospital in gaza as up to shut down its main generate to out ship only has a few hours left. a few, if these possible to hospital stopped functioning. what impact is that going to have on medical services which as you know, already collapsing across got, oh yes. darren i, it's a very serious problem. so as you say, it's good that they have a backup generator. but if you don't have fuel to run that back up, generate to that backup generator will stop working and there are a number of consequences of this festival. the most obvious ones are people who are on live support a life saving machines such as artificial ventilator has those band to light is good, stop working. now if this happens in a situation where it may take an hour or 2 hours to fix the problem, then artificial ventilation can be performed on those patients. but if it has to be for 2448 hours, that becomes unrealistic. and those

the side of new south wales and on show a breeze, a just fading some more moisture and some live you down polls. and once again, we have had warnings for the severe outbreaks of a very heavy right, which continues to go through website into fast a little more widespread at that stage. meanwhile, new saying that this lofty fine and sunny the devastating strikes, followed by through week risky. because that's 1st responders know the mission could be the box with until then. so humanity drives one day because the civil defense which rescue mission because one of the of the what you know, just need a reminder of our top stories. this are more than 10000 palestinians have been killed since israel began its bombing campaign on garza, on october the 7th. $7000.00 women and children are among the victims. that's despite israel obtaining its war and is against almost medical centers in gaza, struggling to cope with the constant flow of injured people. most hospitals have run out of basic medical supplies and fuel, at least 30 to 35 medical facilities of stopped operation. you as president joe

whole i find the risk that we have across the southeast of queensland, a to northeastern pulse of new south wales behind that generally drive fish out. it's essentially on west and part of us is on the whole side once again for path at around $36.00 celsius on friday, temperatures will fall away. as we go on for the next couple of days, has a 37 left full assessed. i somebody looks a little cooler, so i would say i'd like to continue cassette east the side of australia. there we go, we go, want it to sunday. pass it around $29.00. so she's still a shell. it's between sidney and breast, but go back to melbourne at around $23.00 degrees me while it is sunshine and showers, some of them plus 3, making the way across a new zealand. we got some black, the showers long spells of right now, sliding out of edie's to the side of russia. snow talking in behind that went to weather into northern japan shala's there, across the korean peninsula. it's a central china the west brought to you by visit castle, examining the impact of today's headlines, explorer, and abundance of world class programming internati

we're talking new south wales state a c, t and victoria, you know, for a camera you could see a month's worth of rain. and under 24 hours to new zealand, we go, the rain has turned lighter here across both silence winds have shifted to southerly, so that's knocked back temperatures here. second, highest alerts issued for rainfall in southern thailand. with this run of rain moving from the gulf of thailand to the on demand sea into china. we go, or cloud cover now coming into the picture, the yellow river valley, the gang see winds have shifted to northerly. so that's drop down temperatures in junk jo and blue hung for example. we had that cold front sliced across japan, big drop in temperatures for tokyo, dusting of snow for support on wednesday. couple of send meters here. and back to this part of southeast asia. we go, it's a usual showers and storms here, but there's been some flooding on the west. java providence, on shaft island. that's sure update the story of a small community in one of mexico's most dangerous states standing up to criminal court house and corrupt missions. see,

review from the university of new south wales claims taking selfies can be a public health problem.where the most common cause of selfie-related injury and camera apps should implement safety messages. should we, or a form of darwinism and let them fall. >> that was so gutfeldian, don't sit next to an open window when taking selfies, it's not going to help. >> highest demographic were 22-year-old female, including one that was celebrating her birthday, like the impact is real for those poor girls who probably just are trying to get clicks and likes. >> i went to yosemite and the park ranger tells me he sees it all the time. >> and they do it at yosemite, don't go up to the elk, leave the bears alone, common sense but apparently people think bears are cute and want to get close. >> just because i'm gen z and blonde, i don't do this, just to be clear. i have some common sense, not to throw myself off a cliff with my phone in hand. >> i never take selfies. >> a town in italy put up a wall and blocked the view, leading to too much congestion, but do you think we will see views mars by a

to rather nasty for some while the more expensive storms coming in across the northeast of uh, new south wales, pushing up to inland. positive, quitting is bad at that stage, and if anything become wide spread still as we go on through monday, wet weather, all the way down towards that to south eastern corner of australia. meanwhile, new zealand is generally a case of sunshine and some shows shows along the spells afraid of a wintry night and now making the way across the japan driving by the race was dry . i wonder whether behind of the 102-0000 industries. 1.4000000 people just placed the we were just effective for sure. community and goals are being targeted. no one, it seems your everyone is thought provoking ons, but the patient doesn't have time to wait for that. next. truly unfortunate. but there are no quick wins and events or research hard hitting interviews. do you feel like america is the best thing to do since these days? or is it just a different full? i think the democracy in the process basically entities do you feel that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in the us on one

could produce some large hale and damaging wins the worst of it, i think along that border with new south wales, state and queensland. so we talked about the heat w way for us could get up to 40 degrees on thursday. that's closing in on a record for the month of november, new ceiling. fairly settled, but for this southwest corner, quite a bit of rain coming in. so there are alerts and play for how much you'll see the, the land of the free. if you're black, are a criminal, you are someone who is supposed to shut up and accept what america gives you. the next episode of democracy may be exposed, the racial conflicts, ethics, politics and equality in the united states. they get upset if you say, paul linesman, because they want to focus on what we had a dream on al jazeera, examining the impact of today's headlines. medicines that are running out of our patient use. we could see all the hospitalization. does the buddies explore and abundance of the world class program? i don't think we have another decade before. machines are smarter than us. it's time to raise your lot international. so make us a

i $59.00 to risk that we have across the southeast of queensland aid to northeast in parts of new south wales behind that generally drive fish out. it's essentially on west and part of us is on the whole side once it gets to pass at around $36.00 celsius on friday, temperatures will fall away. as we go on for the next couple of days, has a 37 left full assessed. i somebody looks a little cooler, so i would say i'd like to continue cassette east the side of australia. there we go. we go on. it's a sunday post at around $29.00, so it's just still michelle. it's between sidney and breast, but pat and melbourne at around $23.00 degrees. me. why does this sunshine have showers some of them plus 3, making the way across a new zealand. we got some black, the showers long spells of right now, sliding out of eddie's to the side of russia. snow talking in behind that went to weather into northern japan shala's there across the korean peninsula, into central china. the 102-0000 industries. 1.4000000 people displaced the, the, the we were just effective for sure. community and goals are being targeted. n

that's according to a study from the university of new south wales.ted injuries and deaths over a decade. they're urging social media companies to install software to warn people of the dangers. >> it's been 45 years since the city of san francisco was shaken by the assassinations of mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk. last night, there was a community candlelight vigil held for both men in the castro district. they were shot by supervisor dan white at a at city hall on november 27th, 1978. george moscone is remembered as the people's mayor, harvey milk was the first openly gay politician elected to public office in california. and he was quite the activist that we are very familiar with politicians and candidates daetz and they make significant eye contact and they tell you they understand your struggles and most of them don't have a clue. >> harvey really did. >> that is cleve jones, who is also an activist and was good friends with harvey milk. dan white was tried on first degree murder charges, but he was convicted of voluntary mansla

but i've got to talk about these down pores on northern new south wales, state, southern queensland, dropping rate down to victoria state. the worst of it will be rate along the border, but in the west. so of course it's all about the heat. so here's a 3 day forecast for per your temperature closing in on 40 degrees on wednesday, the number to be the record for november $40.00. so you're certainly getting close to there and usually live fairly quite a bit of what weather though, for the north island, nothing major. but let me take you to where there is some major rain falling on eastern. beside a central, besides its severe flight adviser is in play and that band of rain pours right into ne malaysia or sun forecast model show over the next several days. a couple 100 millimeters of rain is quite in china and frankly, feeling more like summer long. the yangtze river valley, the yellow river valley temperatures in the 20s, and looking good in japan as well. plenty of sun here, so tokyo, coming in at 17 degrees. let's go back to this part of southeast asia, and you can see there's downpo

of low pressure that's throwing in that foot moisture down to was that south eastern corner of new south wales easing up across that east to sort of victoria as well. so i'm more showers in the full coffee fully on already water loved the ground. so that will be for the flooding to watch out for a lot of the showers to into queensland, particularly because that is the side off the states. and the few shows up towards the top hand as well. over to us, the west is fine and dry pass at around $33.00 celsius or $27.00. cooling off a little as we go one into sat down towards the southeast. cool enough, watching us as well, more showers, continuing here that whatsoever is making its way towards new zealand. it will sets in here as we go through the weekend to buy some buy some of the heavy right across the western side of the country. easily off across the north holland that want to settle whether making his way across the islands of japan as well because his band, a plat pulling out. so the way little link back of winfrey shout is still in place across a condo, across the west side of homes. you in

and we've also got some storms along the border with new south wales in queensland. large hail here, some damage when certainly the name of the game, but for the west coast, it's about the heat wave perth, your temperature will close in on 40 degrees over the next few days. your temperatures fall off on friday, and there's a lot of rain coming out shift for the escape on the north island of new zealand, including for it gets been on tuesday. see you soon. i of the events unfold. we call back every angle these waiting on god. why would is real vent crossing is really deputy foreign minister. he thinks that the rules of the game has changed. i'm on israel steps is that it will certainly look at the lease of more of these captives. what you might have to events are you telling view is faulty? i you an expos on bias in wrong or you have to do is look at the you. and while you're looking up i'm, i am hearing something right over our heads. stay close to the story without a 0 a, we look at the world's top business storage, from global markets to economies and a small business sales force a

so here's the storm starting to bubble up through queensland, new south wales states. also, victoria, as well as some of these could be severe damaging wins and some pretty large hail. let's take that off, paint on the colors the dock in the read, the higher the temperature. look at pers, wobbling around 40 degrees. this could be record breaking stuff. the highest temperature ever recorded in november 40.4. we've got unit 40 on thursday. looks like the relief won't come until early next week. okay, for new zealand. pretty clear. no weather alerts to speak of except for this southwest corner where rain starts to dance in on wednesday and speaking a lot of rain, we've got extreme flood advisories, eastern central, the size. this rain pours into ne, malaysia, the quite a bit. copious amounts of rain which could produce some flooding, meantime, more clouding rain, rolling west east, across china. so that's going to lower temperatures and we've got more snow hans hopefully for harbin potentially upwards of 10 centimeters over the next little bit . let's go back to this part

damian loone says the man agreed to speak to new south wales police, and i understand the force has nowht. no _ it is time for sport. and a party last night, no less. _ it is time for sport. and a party last night, no less. which i it is time for sport. and a party i last night, no less. which doesn't happen often for scotland but for a qualifying campaign usually so fraught with anxiety and worry, there was no pressure for scotland last night, playing at home. the? last night, playing at home. they already had _ last night, playing at home. they already had the _ last night, playing at home. they already had the t—shirts. last night, playing at home. they already had the t-shirts. they i already had the t-shirts. they already had the t-shirts. they already have _ already had the t-shirts. they already have their— already had the t-shirts. they already have their place - already had the t—shirts. iua: already have their place booked already had the t—shirts. tua: already have their place booked in germany next summer so a chance for fans to enjoy the night, and revel in the fact that th

as a student raced alongside the vehicle in new south wales, isabelle miller was on board and grabbedis really chilly this morning, isn't it? yes, i frosty that, yes, ifrosty that, never temperatures in cumbria and north—east scotland. things are cold enough for a bit of frost here on the tops of the beach huts in essex, but clearer skies overhead, a fine day for many. adjusting a dusting of global some in parts of north yorkshire where southey scotland and the north—east of england, slippery conditions around right now. a mixture of rain, sleet and snow spreading and across the north of northern ireland. rain showers towards northern ireland, some of the cloud will hang around all day and it will get wetter towards parts of cornwall and devon later during the day. showers in northern scotland in south—east scotland, grazing the eastern coast of yorkshire throughout. the winds are strong in the north sea but inland the wind is a reasonable, many people having a dry and sunny day, and a chilly one. temperatures no higher than three to 8 degrees, down on what we would normally expect at

new season. thye beat 0spreys 20 points to five in south wales — 0spreys did have to playjust under an hour withplayer adam johnson who was fatally struck in the neck by a skate whilst playing for the nottingham panthers last month his side are playing his side are playing manchester storm at the moment and it was an emotional moment asjohnson�*s team mates took to the ice — each player receiving a standing ovation. the teams stood together as tributes were paid to the panthers number 47 who died at the age of 29. in little over 12 hours, india and australia will go head to head in the final of the cricket world cup in ahemedabad in gujarat. india, unbeaten so far, are of course the favourites on home soil but australia — the most successful country in the competition�*s history — seem to have hit their stride atjust the right time. joe lynskey reports. 130,000 seats in one gigantic cricket match.— 130,000 seats in one gigantic cricket match. the stadium was completed _ cricket match. the stadium was completed three _ cricket match. the stadium was completed three years - cricket match. the stad

a new study from the university of south wales calls taking selfies a public health problem which is especially prevalent in the us and australia. the reason is because people will often put themselves in danger to get a good pic, many hoping to get clicks on social media. the most causes of injury or death from selfies have been people who take pictures and then fall from heights. young female tourists are the group most injured by taking risky selfies. and as we open it up, i've also seen people taking pictures with animals like get too close, carry on with a lion. yeah, yeah, yeah. buffalo or whatever. >> yes. yes. you know, when i first saw the story and it said, you know, taking selfies can be hazardous, i immediately thought of the dangers people put themselves in. one instance i remember a woman fell off a cliff trying to take a picture, but that, you know, maybe just because i work in the news and we do these stories, but that immediately stuck out in my mind. i'm like, yep, i can i can absolutely see why that would be why that would be a problem. >> and you know, since peopl

nuisance first thing in the morning across wales and south west england, driven along by some strong to gale force gusts of winds on exposed coast. the good newssh those showers through at quite a pace, moving south of the m4 corridor during the early morning and probably clearing the kent coast before lunchtime. behind it quite a clearance, some sunny spells coming through. the winds still coming from a northerly direction, that'll drive in a few showers across exposed coasts of scotland, northern ireland and maybe running down through the irish sea. but temperatures generally a little bit more subdued than of late. we're looking at 7—12 degrees as the overall high. now, into the start of the weekend, it looks likely that saturday will be mostly fine and dry — there'll be some sunshine around. there will be some rain on sunday, but into the west and it will take its time. frost and fog could be an issue, too. so with this little ridge of high pressure building on saturday, hence the reason the quiet start, the wind direction still coming from the north — cooler source. so temperatures are going to be struggling a little, but there will be ple

a new study finds that 5% of the population is afraid of clowns. team of researchers at the university of south wales first of its kind study to figure out why here's what they came up with. clowns are unpredictable and they're exaggerated. features are deeply disturbing. people seem to be scared of things that look nearly human, but not exactly. and finally, many of those surveyed said that their fear of clowns is due movies starring scary clowns. but surprisingly having a scary experience for the cloud is not. one of those contributing factors. still ahead tonight on kron, 4 news at 6, the murder trial of the man accused of beheading his ex-girlfriend with a sword began today. >> we have the latest on where things go from here. plus, well, high continues its road to recovery from the deadly wildfires. tonight we look at a newly released body cam video of officers trying to get residents out of harm's way and why federal and state officials are pushing hard to completely transition. the fuel planes use from lead to fuel planes use from lead to un left. with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it

nuisance first thing in the morning across wales and south west england, driven along by some strong to gale force gusts of winds on exposed coast. the good newsce, moving south of the m4 corridor during the early morning and probably clearing the kent coast before lunchtime. behind it quite a clearance, some sunny spells coming through. the winds still coming from a northerly direction, that'll drive in a few showers across exposed coasts of scotland, northern ireland and maybe running down through the irish sea. but temperatures generally a little bit more subdued than of late. we're looking at 7—12 degrees as the overall high. now, into the start of the weekend, it looks likely that saturday will be mostly fine and dry — there'll be some sunshine around. there will be some rain on sunday, but into the west and it will take its time. frost and fog could be an issue, too. so with this little ridge of high pressure building on saturday, hence the reason the quiet start, the wind direction still coming from the north — a cooler source. so temperatures are going to be struggling a little, but there will be plenty of sunshine. early morning fog w

nuisance first thing in the morning across wales and south west england, driven along by some strong to gale force gusts of winds on exposed coast. the good newst quite a pace, moving south of the m4 corridor during the early morning and probably clearing the kent coast before lunchtime. behind it quite a clearance, some sunny spells coming through. the winds still coming from a northerly direction, that'll drive in a few showers across exposed coasts of scotland, northern ireland and maybe running down through the irish sea. but temperatures generally a little bit more subdued than of late. we're looking at 7—12 degrees as the overall high. now, into the start of the weekend, it looks likely that saturday will be mostly fine and dry — there'll be some sunshine around. there will be some rain on sunday, but into the west and it will take its time. frost and fog could be an issue, too. so with this little ridge of high pressure building on saturday, hence the reason the quiet start, the wind direction still coming from the north — cooler source. so temperatures are going to be struggling a little, but there will be plenty of sunshine. early mor

towards northern ireland and wales at the south—west, again, the winds will be quite light but it will feel cold because we don't have so much sunshine. and that's bbc news can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. have a very good afternoon. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm shabnam younus—jewell. great britain face the might of serbia as they bid to reach the semi finals of the davis cup. wales will host finland in their euro 2024 play—off semifinal in cardiff in march. and jake daniels — the only openly gay footballer currently playing professionally in the uk — has called outjordan henderson for moving to saudi arabia. seeing him move to saudi, it has slapped it on my face really. obviously it was frustrating. the davis cup semi final line—up will be complete by the end of thursday. it's serbia against great britain in the final quarter final tie in malaga this afternoon. world number one novak djokovic will play british number one cameron norrie in the first singles match. tennis corresponde

furnaces, along with plans by another steel—maker, tata, in south wales to close their blast furnaces, the uk will lose its ability to create newrely on imports of that, critical in some functions to other countries such as india, china and elsewhere. and they say that would be a strategic mistake. that was our business editor there. one of the world's largest travel and tourism events — the world travel market — opens today in london. the post—covid holiday boom has lifted the outlook for international travel. this year, worldwide tourist arrivals are expected to reach up to 95% of pre—pandemic levels, according to estimates from the un's world tourism 0rganisation. so can the tourism industry look forward to a bumper year? joining me now from the event in london is evans muhanga, permanent secretary, zambia ministry of tourism. good to is on the programme. talk to me first one about why zambia? why should i visit?— should i visit? well, zambia is the beacon of peace _ should i visit? well, zambia is the beacon of peace in _ should i visit? well, zambia is the beacon of peace in southern - should i visit? well, zambia is the l

south coast of england earlier on today. england and wales, stormy seas, gusty wind and some heavy rain. that feature has now cleared off into the newontinent. still a couple of weather fronts sinking southwards for the rest of the day, hence the messy picture. plenty of cloud around and there will still be some more showers around as well. brisk wind, north—westerly blowing across western scotland, northern ireland, down through and for the far south—west of england. there will be more sunshine, mostly to the south and east of the high ground. more persistent rain into eastern scotland. temperatures are lower than they were yesterday. still may be 14 towards the south coast of england, and it is still mild for the time of year. overnight at night, a few changes. starting to see high pressure building on across northern ireland, and scotland. here, dry with clear skies. still quite windy. in a sheltered glens, temperatures could drop below freezing. frost and mist and fog developing here into tomorrow morning, whereas across england and wales it is cloudier and it is milder. so, this is tuesday. our area of high pressure, just out t

rain tomorrow but getting windier in the south and west and wales to go with that rain which will sweep its way north was and eastwards into the start of the neware reportedly suspended at the biggest hospital in gaza, the al—shifa hospital complex, after it ran out of fuel. leaders of arab and muslim countries are in the saudi capital to discuss the israel—gaza war. also on the programme — london's metropolitan police prepares for an unprecedented security operation on armistice day — ahead of a pro—palestinian demonstration. let's return to london where more than 1800 police officers will be on the streets ahead of a major pro—palestinian march. the demonstration is being held on armistice day when britain commemorates its war dead. the prime minister rishi sunak has branded the timing as disrespectful. live now to dal babu, former metropolitan police chief superintendent. i want to talk about the logistics of what would be involved today. the number of police officers involved. what planning goes into putting on an operation like that? this what planning goes into putting on an operation like that?— an operation like that? this is massive.

nuisance first thing in the morning across wales and south west england, driven along by some strong to gale force gusts of winds on exposed coasts. the good newsg the kent coast before lunch. behind it, quite a clearance, some sunny spells coming through. the winds still coming from a northerly direction, that�*ll drive in a few showers across exposed coasts of scotland, northern ireland and maybe running down through the irish sea. but temperatures generally a little bit more subdued than of late. we�*re looking at 7—12 degrees as the overall high. now, into the start of the weekend, it looks likely that saturday will be mostly fine and dry — there�*ll be some sunshine around. there will be some rain on sunday, but into the west and it will take its time. frost and fog could be an issue, too. so with this little ridge of high pressure building on saturday, hence the reason the quiet start, the wind direction still coming from the north — a cooler source. so temperatures are going to be struggling a little, but there will be plenty of sunshine. early morning fog will lift, sunshine come through and highs again peaking between 6—11 celsius, gen

rain tomorrow but getting windier in the south and west and wales to go with that rain, which will sweep its way north was and eastwards into the start of the newded at gaza's main hospital after it ran out of fuel. doctors tell the bbc two patients on ventilators, one a baby, have died as a result and that the main intensive care unit has been hit. meanwhile, the israeli military confirms the main road through gaza has been opened for evacuations, with a "tactical pause" in fighting under way. civilians have been fleeing south via the salah al—din, which has been designated as a �*safe road'. armistice day has been marked across the united kingdom and elsewhere in europe and the commonwealth with parades, wreath laying and remembrance services. a two minute silence was observed at 11.00am. london's metropolitan police says it is facing a challenging situation in london, where a large pro—palestinian demonstration is taking place. now on bbc news, time for future earth. ever since a certain swedish teenager skipped school for a climate protest, new waves of young people around the world have been making their voices heard on climate change. fro

nuisance first thing in the morning across wales and south—west england, driven along by some strong to gale force gusts of winds on exposed coast. the good news south of the m4 corridor during the early morning and probably clearing the kent coast before lunchtime. behind it, quite a clearance, some sunny spells coming through. the winds still coming from a northerly direction, that'll drive in a few showers across exposed coasts of scotland, northern ireland and maybe running down through the irish sea. but temperatures generally a little bit more subdued than of late. we're looking at 7—12 degrees as the overall high. now, into the start of the weekend, it looks likely that saturday will be mostly fine and dry, there'll be some sunshine around. there will be some rain on sunday, but into the west, and it will take its time. frost and fog could be an issue, too. so with this little ridge of high pressure building on saturday, hence the reason the quiet start, the wind direction still coming from the north — a cooler source. so temperatures are going to be struggling a little, but there will be plenty of sunshine. early—morning fog will lift,

rain tomorrow but getting windier in the south and west and wales to go with that rain, which will sweep its way north was and eastwards into the start of the neware reportedly suspended at gaza's main hospital after it ran out of fuel, doctors tell the bbc two patients on ventilators, one a baby, have died as a result. the israeli military confirms the main road through gaza has been opened for evacuations, with a "tactical pause" in fighting under way. a two—minute silence in the uk, and elsewhere in europe and the commonwealth, to remember those who lost their lives in the first world war and other conflicts. london's metropolitan police says it is facing a challenging situation in london, as a large pro—palestinian demonstration gets under way. iam i am live in hyde park where that protest marches due to start in the next hour or so. 0rganisers say they are expecting have a million people. it would make it the largest protest in recent british history. meanwhile, minor scuffles between police and counter protestors, who were trying to reach the cenotaph in london. hello, i'm ben thompson. the hamas—run health ministry says gaza's largest me

rain tomorrow but getting windier in the south and west and wales to go with that rain, which will sweep its way north was and eastwards into the start of the newtwo minute's silence to remember those who lost their lives in the first world war and the conflicts that have followed. london's metropolitan police runs an unprecedented security operation on armistice day ahead of a pro—palestinian demonstration, which is expected to be the largest yet. 0perations are reportedly suspended at gaza's main hospital after it ran out of fuel. doctors tell the bbc two patients on ventilators, one a baby, have died as a result. heavy fighting has been reported from at least four major hospitals in gaza. israel has accused hamas of operating from tunnels underneath the structures, which hamas denies. now on bbc news, unspun world withjohn simpson. hello and welcome to unspun world. in this edition — what's likely to be the future of gaza after israel's operation there? all the emphasis seems to have been on, "we've got to finish off hamas." and, of course, it's not that simple because after hamas has got to come something. how supportive of hamas are other