salmond makes his final “ourney home to the north-east. remind 'ust of home to the north-east.ust of the reaction _ home to the north-east. remind just of the reaction to _ home to the north-east. remind just of the reaction to his - just of the reaction to his death and what kind of funeral he is likely to get there in scotland. it he is likely to get there in scotland-— he is likely to get there in scotland. ., ., , ~ scotland. it was a real shock to the scottish _ scotland. it was a real shock to the scottish political - to the scottish political world. the uk political world. mr salmond died suddenly on saturday of a heart attack when he was attending this conference in north macedonia. there have been a large number of tributes to him. mr salmond led the snp on two separate occasions and was the first minister of scotland from 2007 until 2014, leaving scotland famously entered that independence referendum in 2014. he stepped down as snp leader. it was a controversial figure, a colourful character, but there have been many fulsome tributes as well to him. there will be a pr

north east.in the north east. ok, thank you for— well. -- in the north east. ok, thank you for that. _ we will have continuous coverage from spain with the impact as emergency services still try to get to certain areas. where roads are still blocked. we will have plenty more coverage coming up. in a rare move, the international monetary fund has welcomed the measures announced by the uk chancellor, rachel reeves, in the first labour budget in 1a years. she told the bbc she hopes the budget — which includes tax rises of £40 billion, will "wipe the slate clean". 0ur political correspondent iain watson has the latest. keir starmer and rachel reeves have been on something of a politicaljourney — they promised limited tax rises before the general election, but announced substantial tax increases just a few months later. the bulk of this, £25 billion, is coming from businesses in the form of higher national insurance contributions. while employees' national insurance remains unchanged, this morning, th

stronger wind developing in the north will blow more rain southwards across eastern scotland into the north eastfor much of the day northern ireland should be drier, but it's going to feel colder in northern areas and across the board and perhaps for a while into northern ireland as well. and with a lot of cloud, it's going to be difficult to see the meteor shower overnight. it does indicate a mild night. lows of 7 or 8 degrees in scotland. heading into tomorrow, some showers will develop in england and wales. not as many or as heavy as today, but a stronger wind developing in the north will blow more rain southwards across eastern scotland into the north east of england, western scotland and for much of the day northern ireland should be drier, but it's going to feel colder in northern areas and across the board temperatures are going to be a bit lower than today — 16 in the southeast, where the winds are light, but heading to scotland and northern ireland, we're getting a northerly wind developing here. we've got some stronger winds, though, around biscay on wednesday. that area of low pressur

some breaks in the cloud across north—east england but the lions— cloud across north—east england butsunshine today will be across northern scotland. breezy on the coasts and later on. _ scotland. breezy on the coasts and lateron, rain scotland. breezy on the coasts and later on, rain across the south—west which _ later on, rain across the south—west which will— later on, rain across the south—west which will edge into northern ireland — which will edge into northern ireland. temperatures 12 to 18 degrees — ireland. temperatures 12 to 18 degrees north to south. this evening and overnight, we start off on this claritirr— and overnight, we start off on this claritin note but the raindrops robson, — claritin note but the raindrops robson, north and east, heavy and thundery— robson, north and east, heavy and thundery across wales and southern england _ thundery across wales and southern england and still windy around the coast _ england and still windy around the coast it— england and still windy around the coast. it will be a mild, you will not need — coast. it will be a mild, you will n

there will be cloud around in many areas tonight, also clearer skies across north—east scotland and north—east touch of frost. tomorrow cloudy for most, away from the far north where we hang onto some sunshine. quite breezy as well. later showers coming into west cornwall and south—west wales and the isles of scilly. temperatures up to 18 and 19, but potentially it will get a little bit warmer for some as we head into wednesday, but not necessarily drive.— not necessarily drive. thank you very much. _ not necessarily drive. thank you very much, carol. _ manchester is set to become the latest council to announce that it plans to use its hardship support fund to help some of those who are losing their winter fuel allowance. this comes after other local authorities in cheshire, blackpool, nottingham and darlington said they planned to do the same. it's estimated that around ten million pensioners will no longer receive the winter fuel payment this year under changes being brought in by the government. injuly, the treasury said the payment would now be made only to those on low incomes who receive

clearer skies in north—east england and north—east scotland means that here it could be cool enough forto areas of thicker cloud. tomorrow we start off with this cloud in southern areas. there will be some limited bright breaks, some brightness in southern areas. the lion's share of the sunshine will be in the far north of scotland. later we will see some showers coming in towards the west. temperature wise, once again 12 degrees in the north, to 18, possibly19, as once again 12 degrees in the north, to 18, possibly 19, as we sweep down towards the south—west and also the channel islands. as we move through wednesday we have got a front going north and front is going eastwards. we are looking at quite a wet day for many during the course of wednesday. thursday looks drier. the south—east will start off on wednesday on a drying out. we could see some sunshine. we have got the rain pushing north and we have got the rain putting eastwards. dependent on how much sunshine we actually do get in the south—east, that will really have an effect on the temperatures. we could see 20 or 21 degrees.

so as we head through into the evening, that rain in the north—east will eventually ease. in and drizzle. but to the north of this cloud generally a clearer night, but still plenty of blustery showers moving into northern coasts of scotland and northern ireland. and it's here where it's going to be feeling cold. a slightly milder night on offer under cloudier skies , but offer under cloudier skies, but still a colder night than it has been of late. and overall that leads us into a much colder day , leads us into a much colder day, particularly where you do catch those brisk winds. so all along eastern coasts that's where the wind is going to be, particularly strong, and that's where it's going to be feeling rather chilly. and that's also where we're going to see a risk of those showers moving through similar across northern coasts of scotland. and northern ireland. so a cold day ahead. but stay tuned for all the details . details. >> there will be a light breeze in the morning leading to a warm front. boxt heat sponsoi's sponsors of weather on gb well . well. >> good mornin

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sunday itself, then we'll get off to a pretty shower start again once up towards the north and north—east few of those showers, a little bit on the wintry side across the mountains. quite a keen north westerly breeze. still blowing here too. further south across south—west scotland into northern ireland and the north of england. mostly fine. plenty of england. mostly fine. plenty of sunshine, although some high clouds starting to come in across northern ireland. turning that sunshine a little bit hazy. quite hazy. the sunshine too , quite hazy. the sunshine too, across parts of wales and southwest england. so the best of the sunshine to start the day. generally, the further east you go and we hold off quite a bit of sunshine across many eastern parts of the uk through the day on sunday. the showers in the far north—east tend to fade away, that brisk wind also easing through the day. but notice, out towards the west, clouds starting to come in from the west there and we'll start to see some patchy rain developing across parts of northern ireland and the west of scotland by the very end of

scotland and north—east england.ewhere. tomorrow, we start off with all this eurozone across many areas. the brightest breaks will be across the far north of scotland. and then we have more showers. showing their hand across the isles of scilly and west cornwall. 17 in cardiff, and again at 19 in the channel islands. wednesday, we have a front moving north and front is pushing east, so they are going to bring some cloud and rain with them. thursday sees a showery rain coming up from the near continent. it will state mostly dry in the south—east, variable amounts of cloud and elsewhere cloudy with the rain from our weather fronts. elsewhere cloudy with the rain from our weatherfronts. if we see any decent amounts of sunshine in the south—east, temperatures could reach 20 or 21. but widely, we are looking at 12 to 18. the average north to south at this time of year is roughly ten to 13. thursday dawns on a largely dry day. there will be mist and fog patches to clear. a few patches in the west, then showers coming up fr

some rain as well will continue to affect coastal areas of the red sea is looking much why is the north east of africa but the north west? well, you can see those unsettled condition, some of that rain coming into morocco and algeria again, the west of the weather close at central band of africa has shifted its weight for the sol. so we are going to see some pretty ferocious from the storms working their way across the democratic republic of congo, stretching down into angola and northern zambia as well. but to the south of that, it is a very sexual picture. certainly for south africa, we all going to see so rain develop, however fullness due to an es with teenage potentially on saturday. that's your weather update. the through centuries of expulsion and persecution, audiology was formed that was the appropriate jewish identity facilitate the creation of israel. and fragments within the western world order. in the 3 part series, the big picture charts, the rise of the still religious states from an imperial proxy to an indispensable copy of the west. and examines how this alliance has grante

it is a pretty quiet picture, a pretty quiet picture as well for the north east of africa. it's a north west that sees a little bit of unsettled weather, some rain for cases like morocco and algeria over the next few days, but not as heavy as the rain that we're seeing across that central band with thunderstorms continuing to the likes of the bone. the congo stretching down into angola as well. but the south of us so much why a picture full south africa, but we could see some rain developing for us what you need. i'm just the 2 on friday. the, despite healthy, young workers perishing and the heat, florida has blocked protections by outdoor workers. they are not allowed to take regular rest of the seats to pull down their findings. there's this kind of mentality that if you're a person of color, you can handle it. he felt lines investigates deadly. he, why would you ask for the governor to do on al jazeera, the israel's with lenses from valve meant of gauze is amongst the most destructive in history. and how does the investigation reveals the extent of us and u. k. supports t

from the west, because israel built a wall , now many of us have seen the barrier wall to the north and east, north and west, north and east, and that wall is also part of the sieges and from the south side, that egypt is also in a way with egypt now, and the construction of this wall, which is maybe as high as 6 meters that we see on the ground, but another wall was also built , which was completed in 2019. and under context not announcing its depth, only saying a few tens of meters, but in the end, it was to be able to prevent the resistance forces from digging a tunnel. one automatic machine gun. now , what the resistance forces are doing is to disable this machine gun with this explosion, yes, with a small drone, to disable this machine gun. well, these machine guns are installed around the clock with the cameras they have now and installed in those fences. it will be controlled by those fences. and now the forces called the forces of the eagle brigade were stationed there, and without knowing it now, they might have lost their way, maybe for any reason, they would shoot and make them ma

this once well known tourist attraction is about 70 kilometers north east of the capital of a root. this is not the 1st time israel has attacked this area. on monday, one of the biggest attacks here killed at least 60 people. most of them civilians. as baba came under attack, the newly appointed secretary general of the armed group, hezbollah released his inaugural prerecorded speech valley. the group will continue to fight national. what's the rules that the one we are continuing to confront? of the regression and the 1st row wants to stop it. we will accept the conditions that we see as appropriate to the basis of any negotiations as a ceasefire. fast to let the, the latest area of lebanon to come. there is rarely a tax is one of the oldest and most historic in the country. both back is known to be a strong codes of hezbollah, but it is the civilian population that continues to pay the price to a holiday. then of course, what is the very least trying to we can as well as support the base and the current phase. and that's why it sees targeting different areas and live on is what it

could see a little bit for north—east scotland at times. further north. but nights will start to get milder as we import this milder air off the atlantic on a south—westerly wind. the upcoming week stays unsettled with low pressure always nearby. there's a chance around the middle part of the week we could see the remnants of hurricane kirk bring some rain and gales, so stay tuned. this is bbc news, the headlines... israel widens its campaign of air strikes on hezbollah targets. the lebanese health ministry says 37 people have been killed. iran's supreme leader is due to lead friday prayers in tehran for the first time in nearly five years. it comes after iran fired nearly 200 ballistic missiles into israel on tuesday. a man who cable—tied the hands of three children in western australia has been found guilty of two counts of aggravated common assault. the luxury cruise liner stranded in belfast forfour months has finally set sail — first stop, france.

and north—east england in the countryside, it will be cold enough for touch of frost. will be across the far north of scotland. a lot of dry weather around during the course of tuesday. some breaks in the cloud in the south during the afternoon. later on we will start to see some showers coming in across the isles of scilly and west cornwall. temperatures ranging from 11 in the north to 17 in the south, baby 19 in the channel islands. wednesday is looking quite wet, away from the south—east. there is a potential of 21 degrees in the south—east on wednesday. thank you. great ormond street in central london is regarded across the world as one of the leading children's hospitals but they're now carrying out an urgent review of the cases of hundreds of patients after concerns were raised about one of its surgeons. yaserjabbar was a consultant orthopaedic surgeon who started working at the hospital's lower limb reconstruction service in 2017. he stepped down in september last year. he stepped down in septembl temperatures ranging from cornwall. temperatures ranging from 11 i

some frost to clear first thing, and we'll hold on to some showers across the north—east of scotland he day today. quite a brisk north westerly wind blowing here elsewhere though, after that chilly start. plenty of sunshine around before cloud starts to increase across most western areas there. and some rain reaching northern ireland by the end of the afternoon. wherever you are, though, temperatures are struggling no better than 7 to 9 degrees in the north, up to 11 or 12 locally, 13 down towards the south—west of the uk as we head into the evening. then those outbreaks of rain across many western spots will start to make inroads across the northern ireland and the west and southwest of scotland. but at this stage, early evening towards the north—east of scotland, there are plenty of fine weather. those showers tending to ease away. then we run into that damp weather, as i say, across northern ireland and the south—west of scotland, and further south, though across england and wales it's staying mostly fine at this stage. a bit of high cloud in across wales and the south—west, but ac

some rain as well will continue to affect coastal areas of the red sea is looking much why is the north east of africa both of the north west. well, you can see those unsettled condition, some of that rain coming into morocco and algeria again, the west of the weather force at central band of africa has shifted its weight for the sol. so we are going to see some pretty ferocious from the stones working their way across the democratic republic of congo, stretching down into angola and northern zambia as well. but to the south of that, it is a very sexual picture. certainly for south africa we're all going to see so rain develop, however fullness due to an s routine, a potentially on saturday. that's your weather update. the . there's no limit to have a dream container. stuff in your own event, you know, counter and things of the the washing out. is there a mind desktops or is this oh, is ready times of firing? come all add. one hospital in northern garza area has been on the is ready speech now for nearly 3 weeks. the hospitals director has told out to 0 that the intensive care unit has susta

north—east england seeing some sunshine.much of scotland, it is cloudy away from the far north where we will have some sunshine for much of the day. i breezy day in prospect, it will brighten up a touch but by the end of the afternoon we will start to see some rain coming in across the south—west, cringing into northern ireland. that rain is going to march steadily north and east, heavy in places in southern england and wales. it will be a mild night, temperatures overnight ten to 15. tomorrow we start off with this rain, it is starting to move eastwards, but its passages blocked by high pressure in the near continent. behind it in the west it will brighten up a little bit but there will still be showers. ahead of it in east anglia and the south—east, depending on how much sunshine we see, we could have temperatures up to 21 degrees. that is very dependent on how much sunshine we see. generally 12 to 18 or 19. sunshine we see. generally 12 to 18 or19. so again, while sunshine we see. generally 12 to 18 or 19. so again, while

still some showery rain across parts of eastern scotland, north—east england, sunny spells and showersse northerly winds strengthen, we could see gusts of 40—50mph in the north — it will really start to feel quite a lot colder. temperatures at best in lerwick, stornoway, aberdeen at 9 celsius. and by thursday, that cold air will sink even further southwards. now there should be a fair amount of sunshine around on thursday, 1—2 showers — some of those showers wintry over the highest ground in scotland. and have a look at these — these are the afternoon highs we're expecting, north to south around 8—12, maybe 13 degrees. and we stick with that chilly feel for the end of the week. the weekend bringing some rain towards the north and the west, drier conditions further south and east. uber�*s electric dreams: the boss of the transport giant wants his drivers around the world to switch to evs. and he tells us trade battles with china aren't helping. cheap chinese vehicles are a good thing for the environment. china is transitioning from not just being cheap, but also being as well. also comi

tomorrow is looking a little bit more cheerful, a bit brighter, certainly to the east of scotland, the north—eastbe even as high as 17 in the south—east of england. now, wednesday, that high pressure is well and truly right on top of us with light winds. could be murky, foggy mornings, but some sunshine developing here and there through the afternoon and the temperatures about the same. mid—teens, perhaps a degree or so higher here and there. and thursday, copycat conditions. but notice weather fronts are starting to approach the north—west of scotland. thursday evening, we've got halloween for the trick—or—treaters. it looks generally dry, even clear in some areas, but some damp weather is expected in the north—west of scotland. and looking at the outlook beyond the weekend into next week with that area of high pressure close by, it looks as though it's going to stay generally quite settled. that's it from me. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. people gather outside georgia's parliament after the president called on people to protest against the result of saturday's collection. i'm in

tomorrow is looking a little bit more cheerful, a bit brighter, certainly to the east of scotland, the north eastt bad at all. maybe even as high as 17 in the south east of england. now, wednesday, that high pressure is well and truly right on top of us with light winds. could be murky, foggy mornings, but some sunshine developing here and there through the afternoon and the temperatures about the same. mid—teens, perhaps a degree or so higher here and there. and thursday, copycat conditions. but notice weather fronts are starting to approach the northwest of scotland. thursday evening, we've got halloween for the trick or treaters. it looks generally dry, even clear in some areas, but some damp weather is expected in the north—west of scotland. and looking at the outlook beyond the weekend into next week with that area of high pressure close by, it looks as though it's going to stay generally quite settled. that's it from me. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. donald trump's campaign distances itself from what it says are offensive and derogatory comments, made by a comedian at his ne

we've certainly had a lot of sunshine across north—eastern parts of england in south—east scotland andhe atlantic at the top of that area of high pressure and the wind will ease overnight and at the same time we will find the weather front moving down from the north which will bring some rain into scotland but otherwise it might be dry but we had some sunshine also across east anglia down to the west country on these areas could turn misty and foggy overnight so if you're going to be travelling with the likes of the m4, it could be murky in the m4, it could be murky in the morning and a little bit chilly temperatures at six or 7 degrees and the mist and fog will take all morning to lift and there will be a lot of grey and there will be a lot of grey and low cloud around and we might get some sunshine in the north—east of england ahead of the rain moving across scotland with rain becoming light and patchy as it heads into southern scotland. another mile day, 14 or 15 degrees but it will be colder after rain in northern scotland, but probably only briefly because following that weather f

still some showery rain across parts of eastern scotland, north—east england, sunny spells and showersthe north — it will really start to feel quite a lot colder. temperatures at best in lerwick, stornoway, aberdeen at 9 celsius. and by thursday, that cold air will sink even further southwards. now there should be a fair amount of sunshine around on thursday, i—2 showers — some of those showers wintry over the highest ground in scotland. and have a look at these — these are the afternoon highs we're expecting, north to south around 8—12, maybe 13 degrees. and we stick with that chilly feel for the end of the week. the weekend bringing some rain towards the north and the west, drier conditions further south and east. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore. the headlines. the israeli military continues an offensive on lebanon with air strikes and a ground operation. as those strikes take place, israel remembers — a year after the hamas attacks that killed more than 1,200 people. in gaza, nearly 42,000 people have died since israel began its operation. we look at the humanitari

now many of us have seen the huge wall in the north and east, north and west, north and east, and that it the wall is part of the siege and from the south side. both egypt and egypt it's kind of related now and building this wall is maybe 6 meters high that we see on the ground, but another wall was also built which was completed in 2019 and its depth was not announced in the background, only saying about 1 meter. but in the end it was to be able to prevent haft. the tunnel by the resistance forces, now that tunnel, that fence that we see on the ground, now these images that you see, one of the watchtowers, which is the way of an automatic machine gun, now this is what the resistance forces disabled this machine gun with this explosion. yes, with a drone a little bit of deactivating this machine gun. well, these machine guns are installed around the clock with the cameras they have now and installed in those fences . those fences are under control, and now the forces called the eagle brigade are stationed there and they don't know any movers. to know now that he might have lost his way

east bay, south bay and just outside of the north bay there on wednesday on the 7-day forecast. other thing we're watching real closely here is some wind picking up on thursday, 15 to 40 mile per hour gusts coming out of the north that will be increasing fire danger thursday through saturday. temperatures in the 70s to 80s. so we've got about an hour and a half or so until we're going to be able to see that i'm going to be heading out to my dinner break and i'm going for it. we'll be with you outside. i want to check this out the night setting on your camera. if you can't see with the naked eye. yep. yeah. so check it out. i'll just go outside with you. okay? let's do it. you got it. show me. okay. thanks, jeff. okay. up next, look at this candle. see anything peculiar? why bath and body works is the city hall insiders spend record high budgets. but our problems get worse. they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it. with accountability and rooting out corruption, we can tackle our housing and drug crisis

but they also have no interest in you a ground operation in volume, which is a north east of call. so city, the thing to the per gates are currently carrying out ground operation stand. what they say are attends by how nice and other militant groups the to regroup, and to reinstall the military capabilities that have been a message as strikes before the wind into this area. there are, according to the civil defense, there also many casualties. but those numbers are still coming in a from report state from residents, because you have to know this area noise. and garza is where a lot of people where it displays. but they're still also a people in this area trying to show that there which is very difficult, of course. now we have in addition to that, those strikes and deals by law, which is in the middle area, a strike on a mosque and a school where people where show doing also report stare of casualties and the army saying the expending or humanitarian soon where they're asking people to move, but again, we understand that people have been, you know, displaced many, many times. and t

in the clouds for some sunny spells, with the best of the sunshine across eastern scotland and north—eastk enough for some spots of rain for north—western scotland. temperature—wise again mild, mid to maybe high teens. now for tuesday night it stays dry. i think we lose the spots of light rain and drizzle across england and wales. a few clear spells, but there'll be a lot of cloud, some mist and fog. temperatures again mild, eight to 11 degrees. this area of high pressure builds in across the country, as you can see for wednesday. so winds will be very light. so that'll be a perfect recipe for some mist and fog to greet us on wednesday morning, pretty much anywhere, but i think greatest chance through central and southern parts of the uk where winds will be lightest. some of that fog may lift into low clouds, so some areas staying grey all day, but other areas will see the sunshine poking through and that will lift temperatures up into the mid to high teens. where we hold on to the cloud and the fog, though, could be closer to the low teens. little change as we head into thursday with thi

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east. trump, for example, speaking to his supporters at a campaign rally in north carolina , called nuclear weapons, which iran most likely really is. the biggest threat to the united states, said that israel needs to strike precisely at such nuclear facilities, washington needs to support its ally. this wednesday, the minister of defense israel's gallan will fly to washington. according to the pentagon press service, gallan will meet with us defense secretary austin in washington. two circumstances are interesting here: firstly, will the visit take place before or after israel's retaliatory strike on iran? american cnn claims that israel's response will follow tonight, that is, on the anniversary of the hamas attack on october 7 last year. in this regard, iran's quo has been put on full alert, all of iran's airports are closed to flights from yesterday. right now , the head of the us central command, michael kurillo, is in israel. he has already held an operational meeting where a retaliatory strike on iran was discussed. the main danger ahead of the us elections, however, is not any poten

remove snow, snow-covered roads, traffic police recommend observing caution, snow fell today in the north-east of kamchatka krai. let's return to the european territory of russia: until this moment, not a single day in october passed without heat records, the day before there were 13 of them, meteorological statistics were rewritten from the black earth region to the north-west of the country and the north-central federal district, and in the bush the maximums were updated on the first, second and third of october. but today this warm trend will clearly be interrupted. let's look at the synoptic situation. anticyclone. which saved us for a long time from autumn, retreated to the south, to the capital region, a cold atmospheric front of a cyclone approached, while cloud fields will stretch across central russia from the arctic coast to the upper dnieper. the heaviest precipitation of up to 10 mm and more is predicted in the center of the country due to the polar region, in the north of karelia, the kola peninsula, in primorye, in pomorie and the komi republic, rain will fall mixed with snow. le

and overnight, a fair bit of cloud around and we will see mist and fog patches developing across north—eastelops across the south west and around that we will locally see some heavy rain and it will also be windy but once again a mild night across the board. here is the area of low pressure i was talking about. very slowly tomorrow the front around it will move northwards, and in doing so, it will tend to weaken. we start with some mist and fog that will lift some of it into low cloud, brightening up behind it but it will still be windy in the south—western quarter. and we will see some breaks in the cloud across north—west england and also south—west scotland. temperatures 11—18 celsius. on saturday, the low pressure starts slipping southwards into the bay of biscay. we have a couple of weather fronts coming in across the north west, introducing some rain across scotland and northern ireland and the remnants of the weather front in the east could still produce the odd spot of rain across the south—east. but in between, there will be some dry conditions and some sunshine. but a subtle chang

at the same time, we'll have some low cloud and some drizzle forming across parts of north—east englandably some hill fog patches. so for some, quite a murky start to the day on friday with extensive low cloud around. this band of rain across northern ireland, wales, south—west england becomes quite slow moving, just slowly drifts into the midlands and southeast england. but by this stage it's very weak so barely any rain left on it. quite windy conditions for the far south—west of england. otherwise the winds not particularly strong. heading into saturday, that area of low pressure starts to die away. now, for most of the country there'll be bright or sunny spells, potentially a bit of rain for east anglia and south—east england, and there certainly will be a band of rain moving into west scotland, northern ireland with strengthening winds for these areas as we go through saturday afternoon. but overall, it's not a bad kind of start to the weekend for many. into sunday, a ridge of high pressure for england and wales, so plenty of sunshine after a chilly start to the day. should see som

we'll see a bit of a cool down in parts of the north east but oklahoma city, lubbock, still going to. temperatures well above normal little rock to nashville and jackson included in that as well. by the end of the week and specifically the weekend great lakes and midwest temperatures get back to where they should be. st. louis 80s on friday to 66 and new york city ends up the upper 50s by the time we wrap up our weekend. we'll see the potential for some fire weather today. we've got really dry, breezy conditions and yet to see a lot of rain across parts of the north east. unfortunately, that drought will continue but we'll see a reinforcing shot of cold air. >>> next up here back to politics and turn to donald trump's rally in north carolina where he resorted to false, personal attacks against vice president harris. we'll be right back with that. president harris we'll be right back with that. what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g, plus wifi speed

pushing steadily north and east.rly across southern england and wales. it is going to be another breezy night and these are the overnight lows. ten to 1a degrees. as we go through tomorrow, we still have all of this rain across the central swathe of the country. to the west, some showers, to the south—east and east anglia, we could have dry weather. dependent on that, it will really determine what the temperature is likely to be. if we hang onto the sunshine, we could reach an unseasonably warm 21 degrees but across the board it is going to be very mild for the time of year. again, 12 to 17 or 18 quite widely. of year. again, 12 to 17 or 18 quite widel . ., ., ~' of year. again, 12 to 17 or 18 quite widel . ., ., ~ ., of year. again, 12 to 17 or 18 quite widel . ., i. , widely. look at you bringing the sunshine. _ widely. look at you bringing the sunshine. on — widely. look at you bringing the sunshine, on every _ widely. look at you bringing the sunshine, on every level! - widely. look at you bringing the sunshine,

, £22 billion on carbon capture jobs in the north east and north—west, £500 million for uk buses ireland. while we're investing in our economy . what are they in our economy. what are they doing? they're arguing about whether to scrap maternity pay . whether to scrap maternity pay. the leader of the opposition. >> mr speaker, i'm very happy to welcome the investments that this government negotiated . but this government negotiated. but when it comes when it comes to his answer, when it comes to his answer on tax. mr speaker, businesses across the country would have found his answer just would have found his answerjust about as reassuring as sue gray did when he promised to protect herjob. mr did when he promised to protect her job. mr speaker, did when he promised to protect herjob. mr speaker, so let me turn. it's no wonder confidence is plummeting on his watch, which you didn't mention. but turning to another commitment before the election, his chancellor said changing the debt target in the fiscal rules would be tantamount to fiddling the figures. does he still agree with the

stronger winds in scotland bringing mild air from the atlantic, temperatures could reach 17 in the north easting, diwali, some fog patches may reform but not in the north—west. here we have the stronger winds — we may find rain trickling down from the north. this band of rain coming into northern scotland. ahead of that, still a lot of cloud around. where we have the breaks in the south across england and wales we may well find that mist and fog reforming quickly in the night as well, leaving it gloomy overnight. minimum temperatures around seven degrees or so. we have got that rain coming into northern scotland on that weather front, but that will weaken as it rinses southwards, into the area of high pressure that is keeping it quiet, and generally grey and cloudy, i think, for friday. this rain, heavier in the morning in northern scotland, becomes lighter as it heads into the southern parts of the country. to the south, a lot of low cloud, misty, murky weather, something brighter with sunshine to the east of the pennines, and following the rain in northern scotland, it could get brighter he

meanwhile across the great lakes and north east a bit of a cool down. right back to the upper 70s on tuesday. we'll head to the mid and upper 50s, back to the 60s we go for the mid to early part of our workweek and the roller coaster ride of temperatures continues. >> angie lassman, have a good weekend. thank you so much. >>> next up here back to politics and what to expect from vice president harris' rally tonight in houston where she'll be joined by superstar beyonce. "way too early" will be right back with that. "way too early" will be right back with that what would you pay for an ipad pro? i only paid $42 on dealdash. dealdash.com, online auctions since 2009. this playstation 5 sold for only 50 cents. and this smart charcoal grill sold for $16. and this nintendo switch sold for less than $20. deals like these and many more happen in the thousands of daily auctions on dealdash.com. all auctions start at $0 - and remember, everything must go. i got this kitchenaid stand mixer for only $56. i got this bbq smoker for 26 bucks. and you get a 90 day mone

we have a cold front going to move through the north east and a few showers in spots going to dissipateand then going to set us up for really nice days thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday. big story in the west we're looking at a heat wave continuing. yesterday phoenix, 113. that was an all-time october record and temperatures soaring once again into the 100s, breaking lots of records once again. a fire risk in the northern plains but middle of the country nice, lots of sunshine. the midwest really nice temperatures and the 70s with lots of sunshine as well. that's as we go throughout today, and we're going to continue to to watch this cold front moving throughout the north east. again, not bringing a whole lot of rain but scattered showers and dissipating later this afternoon. down to the south we are looking at an area of just organized weather. we're looking at some showers, some storms in the gulf. that's going to bring some wet weather to a part of florida, and could see heavier downpours in spots. and then tomorrow, we're going to talk about the gulf coast, and then we're going

israeli military says it's killed two top hamas officials, in north and east lebanon.least four hospitals now closed in the south because of israeli air strikes. the world health organization says at least 37 health care facilities have closed since israel began its air bombardment of lebanon two weeks ago. the un says more than 200,000 people have fled lebanon into neighbouring syria. hezbollah says it's fired rockets at the ramat david airbase near the city of haifa in northern israel. sirens have sounded across northern israel this morning. butjoin my colleague anna foster in beirut. thank you. whether non—is facing two key problems at the moment, the continuing israeli air strikes, not just continuing israeli air strikes, notjust in the capital where we have seen and heard again through the course of today more of those strikes, i have watched plumes of smoke rising above the city here, including close to the airport as well. it is very close to the airport and raises real concerns because much civilian air traffic has already stopped and people still here are fear

that will roll its way north and east. low pressure dominant into the start of next week. from today's bbc news at one. enjoy the rest of the day. goodbye. live from london. this is bbc news. iran's supreme leader calls the october 7 attack on israel a "legitimate act", and calls on muslim nations to unite against their common enemy, as he leads prayers in tehran. from iran to afghanistan, from gaza to lebanon, in every islamic country we should fasten this seat belt of resistance. israel has continued to intensify its attacks on hezbollah across lebanon. the israeli army has issued a new order for residents in more than 20 towns in the south to evacuate immediately. also coming up, mps will get a vote on assisted dying for the first time in nine years.

so i'll go in a spot, a sort of, some are going to north east syria, north west syria. so we, we reached the, the single trying to support, but of course, the needs of events. and we have to scale up and the international community have to step inch to support all this. but it's important to, to know that what we're seeing in level is this traffic, this placement, the crisis, is also spinning into the region. and what that means is that the protection brooks for these people is not only for the people watch leaning for me inside lebanon, but even for those who cross the border because they are facing many challenges. and one of the main challenges facing is the right to seek asylum in safety. now, the border crossings that they were bought today, these are major routes for you to escape. the bombings is nothing. i want to ask you about our machines, right? i wanted to ask you about the power and closure of those crossings, as announced by 11 on some transport minister. i'm clearly there was a decision in doing that. do you understand why that decision was made was out o

could see a little bit for north—east scotland at times. ort this milder air off the atlantic on a south—westerly wind. the upcoming week stays unsettled with low pressure always nearby. there's a chance around the middle part of the week, we could see the remnants of hurricane kirk bring some rain and gales, so stay tuned. hello, welcome to your questions answered, and welcome to beirut. we are going to spend the next half hour or so really discussing what has been an escalating crisis here in the middle east and try to answer some of the questions that you have about it, whether they be simple, whether they be complicated, everything from what is hezbollah, to why does the us supported israel, to is this the beginning of world war iii? we are going to really get in—depth and we've got some great expert voices with us over the next half hour as well. our middle east correspondent is with me here in beirut. frank gardner, our security correspondent, joins us from london as well. also in washington, tom bateman, our state department correspon

could see a little bit for north—east scotland at times. start to get milder as we import this milder air off the atlantic on a south—westerly wind. the upcoming week stays unsettled with low pressure always nearby. there's a chance around the middle part of the week, we could see the remnants of hurricane kirk bring some rain and gales, so stay tuned. live from washington, this is bbc news. large explosions light up the night sky. reports say beirut airport has been hit. a senior leader of hamas speaks to our international editorjeremy bowen. president biden to is more destruction from hurricane helene is a death toll rises plus the uk gives up control of the chagos islands, its last african colony by the us retains control of its military base. thank you forjoining us. we start in lebanon where large explosions have been reported in beirut in the last hour or so. we have these pictures. you can see these massive explosions lighting up the sky. the israel defence forces they were targeting a senior hezbollah official. the strike happened n

the northwestern parts of our country in the northern parts of west azarbaijan and also in the north of eastrbaijan, we will also see the rains in we are witnessing these areas. tomorrow, tuesday, the rains will continue in the northern provinces of west azarbaijan, north of east azarbaijan, and on this day also in the southern parts of the southern parts of sistan baluchistan, the northern parts, the eastern parts of the province. hormozgan, the southern parts of fars province and the southern highlands of kerman province are also witnessing the rains . on wednesday, due to the passage of cool northern currents over the northern parts of our country, in addition to the fact that the temperature is decreasing in these areas, we are witnessing rains on the southern shores of the caspian sea and also on the southern slopes of elbors. southern parts. these rains also occur in the southern parts of sistan baluchistan and parts of hormozgan province. we expect that during thursday and also on friday the rains in the southern parts are extensive it has reached some parts of fars province. in addit

also in parts of north east, east, south east and merc regions. in the central part of the country, we will have an increase in wind speed, which can lead to strong winds dust rise and decrease in air quality in these areas . in the past few days , we have seen widespread rains in the northern parts of the country, but we predict that the level of instability in the northern parts of the country will decrease from today , and in these areas, we will also have an increase in temperature, for tomorrow it will rain. we will have it in parts of the southeast of the country, that is, the southern regions of sisistan. the rain will continue in these areas and in addition to these parts in the northern parts of east azarbaijan and west azarbaijan provinces, we predict that the rain will happen today in the parts in the eastern part of the country, especially in south khorasan, an orange warning has been issued . there are seasonal rivers in these parts. for tehran , in the coming hours , we will sometimes have an increase in clouds, and the conditions ar

she's the self—funded has come down from the north—east to come and tell the north—east to come and tell reliably informed that a load of the waspi women from the north east are watching tonight. so if you are. hello. right. who's your greatest briton, please? >> well, i can't compete with that, but i was going to say dominic cummings for actually doing over emily maitlis. dominic does not like me. makes it very clear he didn't like me. but notwithstanding that, i love the fact that he put emily maitlis in her place about the eu's procurement policies over covid vaccines, she was totally wrong and she's made a fool of herself and he's corrected her. >> okay, go on then. >> okay, go on then. >> jonathan louise hague, transport secretary, for taking the universally popular decision of getting rid of the advertising board at euston, which was quite dangerous because people had to sort of flock to those much smaller boards to see their trains . and boards to see their trains. and the platform gets announced two minutes before the train leaves. and so you have quite dangerous overcrowding at