but the colder autumn air arrives norwich but the colder autumn airarrives in norwich but the colderand northern england as well. it's an temporarily northerly but then enter next week high pressure built and we are right in the middle in the centre of this area high—pressure so that means that winds will be generally light, a lot of sunshine around the muscala few very pleasant indeed i think, a lot of crisp autumn sunshine on the way. that's it from me. bye—bye. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour which is straight after this program. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the scale and brutality of hamas's assault on israel has stirred the country to its core. more than 1,200 israeli men, women and children were killed. around 150 are now hostages. there is anguish and grief and there is fury — a determination that this time hamas, which has ruled gaza for 16 years, must be destroyed. already, neighbourhoods in gaza have been reduced to rubble.

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temporarily, that warmth, it literally clips the southeast, with temperatures up to 20 in london, 19 in norwichutumn air arrives in scotland, northern ireland and northern england, as well. so it's a northerly, temporarily a northerly, but then, into next week, high pressure builds, and we're right in the middle in the centre of this area of high pressure, so that means the winds will be generally light, there'll be a lot of sunshine around, so it's going to feel very, very pleasant indeed, i think, a lot of crisp autumn sunshine on the way. that's it from me. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. israel's military build—up gathers pace, ahead of an expected ground invasion of gaza. new satellite images of a gaza neighbourhood show the before—and—after impact of the israeli air strikes. and, the us secretary of state is en route to the region, as president biden speaks about efforts to bring us hostages home. hello, i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. there have been growing calls for a humanitarian corridor into gaza, as the un says over 300,000 people in the territory have b

further south, we are brighter conditions, spells of sunshine and feeling warmer. 22 in london and norwichder in stornoway and lerwick given the strength of the wind. now, that wind remains a feature through tonight, easing just a tiny bit. but the rain whilst in north wales, northern england and northern ireland will be on and off for a time before drying out later. scotland, the more persistent rain really sets in, becoming very heavy in the hills, in the southwest in particular later in the night. it does keep temperatures up, though. that feed of warmer air pushing in, temperatures for many in the teens as we start saturday. but a distinct north—south contrast. we'll see some low cloud around some southern coasts, some of which will come and go through the day. but spells of hazy sunshine elsewhere. northern england, northern ireland brighten up after a cloudy start. but whilst we'll see sunshine in northern scotland, outbreaks of persistent rain through much of the mainland and feeling cold as well for this stage of the year. nine degrees in aberdeen, maybe even lower than that in the

temporarily, that warmth, it literally clips the southeast with temperatures up to 20 in london, 19 in norwich scotland, northern ireland and northern england as well. so it's a northerly temporarily or northern, but northerly, but then into next week, high pressure builds and we're right in the middle in the centre of this area of high pressure. so that means the winds will be generally light, there'll be a lot of sunshine around. so it's going to feel very, very pleasant indeed. i think a lot of crisp autumn sunshine on the way. that's it for me. bye bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. israel's military build—up gathers pace, ahead of an expected ground invasion of gaza. new satellite images of a gaza neighbourhood show the before—and—after impact of the israeli air strikes. and, the us secretary of state is en route to the region, as president biden speaks about efforts to bring us hostages home. hello, i'm caitriona perry. you are very welcome there have been growing calls for a humanitarian corridor a humanitarian corridor into gaza, even as violence continues on the ground. we'v

temporarily that warmth, it literally clips the southeast, with temperatures up to 20 in london, 19 in norwich scotland, northern ireland and northern england as well. so it's a northerly temporarily, but northerly, but then into next week, high pressure builds and we're right in the middle in the centre of this area of high pressure. so that means the winds will be generally light, there'll be a lot of sunshine around. so it's going to feel very, very pleasant indeed. i think a lot of crisp autumn sunshine on the way. that's it for me. bye bye. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm arunoday mukharji. the headlines — israel pounds gaza into a fifth night, as gaza's only power station runs out of fuel. us secretary of state antony blinken is bound for tel aviv, is president biden again weighs in. i would argue it's the deadliest day forjews since the holocaust, the deadliest day since the holocaust. israel continues _ day since the holocaust. israel continues to _ day since the holocaust. israel continues to amass _ day since the holocaust. israel continues to amass troops - da

temporarily, that warmth, it literally clips the southeast with temperatures up to 20 in london, 19 in norwichs well. so it's a northerly temporarily or northern, but northerly, but then into next week, high pressure builds and we're right in the middle in the centre of this area of high pressure. so that means the winds will be generally light, there'll be a lot of sunshine around. so it's going to feel very, very pleasant indeed. i think a lot of crisp autumn sunshine on the way. that's it for me. bye bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. israel continues to bring troops to the boundary line with gaza, ahead of a possible ground invasion. and destruction in gaza — and desperation there, with power and supplies cut off. plus — the families of those taken hostage and being held in gaza remain desperate for news about their loved ones. inside my heart, and very worried. i want to hope. i want to be in hope. hello. i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. let's start with live pictures at this hour of gaza, as people brace for a possible land invasion by israeli

picture with a few showers, not as chilly as last night but cool towards east anglia, four degrees in norwichht low. looking ahead to tomorrow, once again we have no pressure on the chart so it remains unsettled with some showers or longer spells of rain and quite brisk winds at times. here we have thursday morning. there is the overnight rain working eastwards, becoming confined to the north—east of england and towards eastern scotland. behind it, brighterskies with fairly frequent showers, some could be heavy. some bright skies towards northern ireland, temperatures around 12 to 15 degrees north to south. the rain continuing to build up and exactly in the areas we don't want it, particularly in the north—east of scotland, already falling on flooded areas, we could well see further impact in the coming days. the reason why, well, low pressure sticks with us so the pattern sticks with us. further outbreaks of showery rain, some could be quite heavy and at times. there will be some windows of opportunity in between, some are brighter skies, opportunity in between, some are brighterskies, but o

temporarily, that warmth, it literally clips the southeast with temperatures up to 20 in london, 19 in norwichorthern ireland and northern england as well. so it's a northerly temporarily or northern, but northerly, but then into next week, high pressure builds and we're right in the middle in the centre of this area of high pressure. so that means the winds will be generally light, there'll be a lot of sunshine around. so it's going to feel very, very pleasant indeed. i think a lot of crisp autumn sunshine on the way. that's it for me. bye bye. live from london. this is bbc news. the united nations says israel's bombardment of the gaza strip has now left 340,000 palestinians homeless. there's growing diplomatic pressure to find ways to get food and other essential aid into gaza — and civilians out. israel continues to bring troops to the boundary line with gaza, ahead of a possible ground invasion. this is the scene live in gaza as the palestinian health ministry says the number of people who've been killed has hit 1,200. and, the us' top diplomat is on route to the region, as president biden

temporarily, that warmth, it literally clips the southeast with temperatures up to 20 in london, 19 in norwichd, northern ireland and northern england as well. so it's a northerly temporarily, but northerly, but then into next week, high pressure builds and we're right in the middle in the centre of this area of high pressure. so that means the winds will be generally light, there'll be a lot of sunshine around. so it's going to feel very, very pleasant indeed. i think a lot of crisp autumn sunshine on the way. that's it for me. bye bye. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. the headlines. israel pounds gaza into a fifth night — as gaza's only power station runs out of fuel. top us diplomat antony blinken is bound for tel aviv, as president biden again weighs in. i would argue it is the deadliest day for the jewish people since the holocaust. the deadliest day since the holocaust. israel says 12—hundred people are now known to have killed in the attacks by hamas — as shocking details continue to emerge — of a massacre in the kfar aza kibbuttz. and israel con

in norwich local people help each other. — other. we were pretty much encircled and there was no _ other. we were pretty much encircled and there was no root _ other. we were pretty much encircled and there was no root out _ other. we were pretty much encircled and there was no root out by - other. we were pretty much encircled and there was no root out by car- other. we were pretty much encircled and there was no root out by car and l and there was no root out by car and lots of areas where flooding a lot. i almost made it home but unfortunately i got slightly engulfed with a car on the way back and was _ engulfed with a car on the way back and was rescued by a very kind farmer— and was rescued by a very kind farmer in — and was rescued by a very kind farmer in a _ and was rescued by a very kind farmer in a tractor.— farmer in a tractor. that was a re -ort farmer in a tractor. that was a report by _ farmer in a tractor. that was a report by greg _ farmer in a tractor. that was a report by greg mckenzie. i farmer in a tracto

la salud mental es un tema que gana cada vez más importancia en el deporte y el club inglés norwich city, mucho, mucho. Él es juan y un sueño que tenía pendiente era conocer el nuevo estadio del atlético de madrid, el wanda metropolis tano y por medio de la iniciativa adopta un abuelo y la fundación del equipo roji blanco pudo finalmente disfrutar de un partido del equipo, de sus amores en el majestuoso escenario. sus lágrimas y emoción transmiten esa hermosa pasión por el fútbol y obviamente, por el atlético de madrid. así que nunca es tarde para cumplir tus sueños y obviamente, muchachos, siempre es hermoso cuando se le cumple el sueño a un niño, que generalmente son esas historias que comparten los equipos, pero también obviamente este abuelo se merecía cumplir este hermoso sueño y el requisito es ser abuelo, verdad? llegado abuelo. >> bueno, ojalá que alguien me llevara a conocer el nuevo bernabéu madrid me lleve a conocer el nuevo estadio. >> vamos a comenzar esa campaña . allá tengo un abuelo muy bien, perfecto. >> tú sabes muy bien. no, no, oye, qué maravilla la campaña sobre la c

temporarily, that warmth, it literally clips the southeast with temperatures up to 20 in london, 19 in norwichd and northern england as well. so it's a northerly temporarily or northern, but northerly, but then into next week, high pressure builds and we're right in the middle in the centre of this area of high pressure. so that means the winds will be generally light, there'll be a lot of sunshine around. so it's going to feel very, very pleasant indeed. i think a lot of crisp autumn sunshine on the way. that's it for me. bye bye. the federal reserve strikes a cautious tone as they navigate and the certain —— and uncertain path for the world's biggest economy. india rests a chinese employee in delhi as tensions flared between the two countries. welcome to asia business report. let's start with global markets. despite uncertainty caused by the israel hamas crisis, the mood on trading floors across asia, europe and the united states has improved compared to the beginning of the trading week. 0il compared to the beginning of the trading week. oil prices have fallen more than 2% as fears of disru

temporarily, that warmth, it literally clips the southeast with temperatures up to 20 in london, 19 in norwichngland as well. so it's a northerly, temporarily a northerly, but then into next week, high pressure builds, and we're right in the middle in the centre of this area of high pressure, so that means the winds will be generally light, there'll be a lot of sunshine around, so it's going to feel very, very pleasant indeed, i think. a lot of crisp autumn sunshine on the way. that's it from me. bye—bye. live from london, this is bbc news. tough times ahead, but tougher for some than for others. soaring uk interest rates could be increasing inequality warns one of the bank of england's policy makers with a possible recession on the way. the recession on the way. chances of recession or not recession the chances of recession or not recession are going to be pretty equally balanced. we should be prepared for that, we should be prepared for that, we should be prepared for that, we should be thinking about, it is not going to be red times ahead. —— great times. also coming up, highly uncertain: d

that's, that needs to be said we, we have to give it to norwich, acknowledgement to the u. ship a by the american people. i've said this public the last say it again. the fact that the us has provided so much military support to paint is the reason why a credit is still standing as a state us the come to financial support to ukraine. but it's a great tool, but we need to do more when it comes to military school and acknowledge what the us people are doing for your brain. experts say that one of the few weapon systems that could change the course of the war. as fighter jets, sweden says that it will only provide its griffin war planes to ukraine if it gets nato accession. is there no chance of you providing these were planes beforehand? well the i was present the preschool friends top soon to the prime minister. some of the rest have been so impressed. incidents give this, is it also this, this autumn and the, what the prime minister said then the student stance the name, the that we have to see to it that on a session process is finalized. but we already know training ukrainian fight

temperatures here overnight, a rather chilly four degrees in norwich.o thursday, a low pressure situated to our west once again bringing weather fronts, showery outbreaks of rain and some brisk winds around the south—west coast and the north and north—east coast of scotland. through the day, we've got the overnight rain continuing to track its way northwards towards the north—east of england and further showery outbreaks of rain through scotland as well. some of this wet weather could well become fairly stagnant across eastern areas through the end of the week. elsewhere on thursday, we've got some sunshine, but also a number of sharp showers and temperatures around 11—15 celsius. on friday once again, low pressure situated to the west, sending weather fronts, showery outbreaks of rain our way. there will be some brighter skies in the mix at times, too. you can see, though, certainly across parts of scotland, outbreaks of rain consistently pushing in from the north sea on those brisk east, south—east winds. elsewhere for much of england and wales, it's

temporarily, that warmth, it literally clips the southeast, with temperatures up to 20 in london, 19 in norwichit's a northerly, temporarily a northerly, but then into next week, high pressure builds and we're right in the middle in the centre of this area of high pressure, so that means the winds will be generally light, there'll be a lot of sunshine around, so it's going to feel very, very pleasant indeed. i think, a lot of crisp autumn sunshine on the way. that's it for me. bye bye. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. farewell to mother. she sighs an act of defiance, rage and anger reflected in the daughter's grieving eyes. one of the iconic images that shed light on the brutal crackdown on iranian protests.

temperatures here overnight, a rather chilly four degrees there in norwich.tuated to our west once again bringing weather fronts, showery outbreaks of rain and some brisk winds around the south—west coast and the north and north—east coast of scotland. through the day, we've got the overnight rain continuing to track its way northwards towards the north—east of england and further showery outbreaks of rain through scotland as well. some of this wet weather could well become fairly stagnant across eastern areas through the end of the week. elsewhere on thursday, we've got some sunshine, but also a number of sharp showers and temperatures around 11—15 celsius. on friday once again, low pressure situated to the west, sending weather fronts, showery outbreaks of rain our way. there will be some brighter skies in the mix at times, too. you can see, though, certainly across parts of scotland, outbreaks of rain consistently pushing in from the north sea on those brisk east, south—east winds. elsewhere for much of england and wales, it's a bright friday, plenty of su

in norwich, locals came together to help each other escaped the floods. ~ , , . floods.uch encircled within the - floods. we were pretty much encircled within the village . encircled within the village and you couldn't actually get out, there was no root out by car. lots of areas where flooding a lot, but we didn't quite make it home. i almost made it home _ quite make it home. i almost made it home but _ quite make it home. i almost i made it home but unfortunately i made it home but unfortunately i got _ made it home but unfortunately i got slightly engulfed with the car— i got slightly engulfed with the car on the way back and was rescued — the car on the way back and was rescued by— the car on the way back and was rescued by a very kind farmer with— rescued by a very kind farmer with a — rescued by a very kind farmer with a tractor. in rescued by a very kind farmer with a tractor.— with a tractor. in cat cliff, a villaue with a tractor. in cat cliff, a village in — with a tractor. in cat cliff, a village in south _ with a tractor. in cat cliff, a village in south yor

temperatures 6 degrees in lerwick, 14 for plymouth, london, norwich and santelli.use for concern, this very deep area of low pressure, named storm ciaran, still some uncertainty about the track of the system. it is most likely to pass across the south of england and wales, certainly in terms of the centre of the low, but the rain will be quite widespread for many areas. the strongest winds looked most likely to be down towards the south, and 80 mph gusts for english channel coast possibly touching 90 mph in the most exposed parts and perhaps more especially across the channel islands, with the risk of damage and disruption, and it does stay very unsettled as we head towards the weekend. hello, i'm rajini. you're watching the context on bbc news. the un says all ten hospitals in the north of gaza have received evacuation orders. thousands of people are being treated in these facilities, and doctors there say moving patients — many of whom are in intensive care — is impossible. a quick break now for the sport. live to the bbc sport centre to join gavin. we'll start w

while room was walking around out on parole, room ran into durkee, who was back home in norwich recruiting men for a new regiment. and so this is after the fire. and durkee tells room that he had been second in command at pulse hook, new jersey, at the time of that fire. then he told room that at 8 p.m. on september 20th, 1776, he had sent eight men in a whale boat across the hudson, one of which was a mulatto with directions to land behind trinity church among the stink weeds room understood from dirkis story that the expedition's design was to set fire to the city durkee then saw the fire breaking out in several places and then six of the men only returned in the boat. one of the white men and the mixed race man had been thrown into the fire and, burnt to death, the mulatto into aim's house in broad street, right across broad street on, the way here from the subway. right. so right around the corner. right. this mixed race man met his death. now, granted, this is a secondhand story told many years later, but there is some some semi corroboration for story to a couple of contemporary from

temporarily, that warmth, it literally clips the southeast with temperatures up to 20 in london, 19 in norwichy or northern, but northerly, but then into next week, high pressure builds and we're right in the middle in the centre of this area of high pressure. so that means the winds will be generally light, there'll be a lot of sunshine around. so it's going to feel very, very pleasant indeed. i think a lot of crisp autumn sunshine on the way. that's it for me. bye bye. i think that's a reasonablejudgment. i suppose one of the the basic questions here is, is immigration, large—scale immigration, good for a country? my expense of talking to diplomats and officials about this is what they're trying to do is to say, "how can you manage immigration?" how can you find the right sweet spot between complete uncontrolled immigration that involves illegality, but at the same time, not having complete sort of closed borders. because if you think about it, at the moment, whatever one's view about immigration, whether you think it is a good thing or a bad thing for the nation in which one lives, the trut

temperatures here overnight, a rather chilly four degrees in norwich.ging weather fronts, showery outbreaks of rain and some brisk winds around the south—west coast and the north and north—east coast of scotland. through the day, we've got the overnight rain continuing to track its way northwards towards the north—east of england and further showery outbreaks of rain through scotland as well. some of this wet weather could well become fairly stagnant across eastern areas through the end of the week. elsewhere on thursday, we've got some sunshine, but also a number of sharp showers and temperatures around 11—15 celsius. on friday once again, low pressure situated to the west, sending weather fronts, showery outbreaks of rain our way. there will be some brighter skies in the mix at times, too. you can see, though, certainly across parts of scotland, outbreaks of rain consistently pushing in from the north sea on those brisk east, south—east winds. elsewhere for much of england and wales, it's a bright friday, plenty of sunshine around, but also a number o

temporarily, that warmth, it literally clips the southeast with temperatures up to 20 in london, 19 in norwichmporarily or northern, but northerly, but then into next week, high pressure builds and we're right in the middle in the centre of this area of high pressure. so that means the winds will be generally light, there'll be a lot of sunshine around. so it's going to feel very, very pleasant indeed. i think a lot of crisp autumn sunshine on the way. that's it for me. bye bye. $:/startfeed. the federal reserve strikes a cautious tone as it navigates an uncertain path for the world's biggest economy. and indian officials arrested chinese employee of the smart phone maker vivo in delhi as tensions flare between the two countries. hello, and welcome to asia business report. we start with global markets, because despite uncertainty caused by the israel—hamas crisis, the mood on trading floors across asia, europe, as well as the united states, has improved, compared to the beginning of the trading week. earlier, oil prices for one have fallen more than 2%, as fears of disruption to supplies due t

temporarily, that warmth, it literally clips the southeast with temperatures up to 20 in london, 19 in norwichrily a northerly, but then into next week, high pressure builds, and we're right in the middle in the centre of this area of high pressure, so that means the winds will be generally light, there'll be a lot of sunshine around, so it's going to feel very, very pleasant indeed, i think. a lot of crisp autumn sunshine on the way. that's it from me. bye—bye. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today. hundreds of thousands of israeli troops gather on the gaza border ahead of a widely expected ground invasion, in response to last saturday's attack. the united nations says air strikes on gaza have left more than 300,000 people homeless and calls for essential supplies to be allowed to reach civilians. as the government moves to stop more children using vapes, we meet the 12—year—old girl who suffered a collapsed lung because of her addiction to them. don't start doing it because once you start doing it, you don't stop doing it. you only stop

norwich, nottingham, all over. a busy _ the country. norwich, nottingham, all over.us of receiving calls out of the blue. new facial recognition technology is being rolled out for the first time in southend. high—tech cameras will help to identify criminals said to "pose the greatest risk" to the area. but concerns have been raised with some calling it an invasion of privacy. essex police insists data which captures the public will be deleted. rare photographs of iconic figures including marilyn monroe and malcolm x are to go on display at the v&a. the 300 prints are from the private collection of eltonjohn and david furnish. they'll form part of an exhibition called fragile beauty which opens next year. travel now and let's see how the tube is looking at the moment. there's a good service on all lines. now onto the weather. after a damp start, showers should ease and we may even see some sunshine this afternoon. but cloud will return this evening. expect temperatures of up to 14 degrees. there's more on our website and social including london's boxing bishop. that's

viewers in the east, who arejoining us due to planned technical upgrade work taking place in the norwichg to collapse and flights were suspended on tuesday evening. up to 1,500 cars were inside and the airport said it has replied to almost 16,500 customer queries since the fire. one in four working parents in london are struggling to feed their families, according to a food charity. the felix project surveyed thousands of working parents in the capital. a quarter said they skipped meals or didn't buy food for themselves, so their children could eat. it comes amid high inflation rates and an increased cost of living. people who go to work every day, sometimes they have more than one job, are now using food banks. in fact, in the past year we've seen 170,000 people go to the food bank for the first time. it's people like you and me, people who have families, who work every day, having to turn to food supply resources and services. a vulnerable stretch of coastline in norfolk has been damaged over the weekend. a road collapsed and two sheds were washed away in hemsby. the slipway for the li

and i advocacy officer for the norwich region council and also a documentary film—makers i'm really gratefulfor for speaking to us on what has been a very difficult weekend for you. thank you so much. —— norwegian regional council. it's time to bring you some other news now. tributes are being paid to the friends actor matthew perry, who's died at the age of 5a. the star — who played chandler bing in the globally successful sitcom, which was one of the biggest shows of the 90s and noughties — was found dead at his los angeles home. our arts and entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. each of friends�* six stars brought unique characteristics to the show. matthew perry's chandler — he was the funny one. someone at work ate my sandwich. well, what did the police say? i'm sorry, we don't have your sheep. i went to that tanning place your wife suggested. was that place the sun? supremely talented at delivering sometimes self—aware one—liners. i'm chandler, i makejokes when i'm uncomfortable. i'm not great at the advice. can i interest you in a sarcastic comment? but during his time on the

and temperatures, six degrees in lerwick, 14 for plymouth, london, norwich and st helier.nty about the exact track of this storm system. it is most likely to pass across the south of england and wales, certainly in terms of the centre of the low. but the rain will be quite widespread for many areas. strongest winds look most likely to be down towards the south, maybe 50 to 60 mile per hour gusts inland, 80 mile per hour gusts for english channel coasts, possibly touching 90 miles per hour in the most exposed parts, and perhaps more especially across the channel islands, with the risk of damage and disruption. and it does stay very unsettled as we head towards the weekend. you're watching the context on bbc news. ladies and gentlemen, the bible says that there is a time on humanitarian needs. i am personally asking you, president biden, please do anything and everything in your power to bring everyone home now. two thirds of the population i are in this southern part of gaza, a city where they are living for 23 or 24 days now without water, i without electricity - and witho

clone, a man called bill camp, famously figged a man called bill camp, famously jigged from london to norwichk that connects at the theatre. it is a significant place for english theatre history, for sure. thank you for takin: theatre history, for sure. thank you for taking the _ theatre history, for sure. thank you for taking the time _ theatre history, for sure. thank you for taking the time to _ theatre history, for sure. thank you for taking the time to enjoy - theatre history, for sure. thank you for taking the time to enjoy this - for taking the time to enjoy this discovery and talk through some of the fascinating lines that have emerged. it's fat bear week at katmai national park in alaska. the park, along with the conservation group explore, runs the competition asking for people to watch this live feed, and vote on their favourite. some of the world's largest brown bears have been packing on the pounds in preparation for their hibernation. last year, a 1,400 pound brown bear aptly called bear force one was crowned champion for the second time. i was just i wasjust reading i was just

and temperatures, six degrees in lerwick, 14 for plymouth, london, norwich and st helier.have real cause for concern, this very deep area of low pressure named storm ciaran. still some uncertainty about the exact track of this storm system. it is most likely to pass across the south of england and wales, certainly in terms of the centre of the low. but the rain will be quite widespread for many areas. strongest winds look most likely to be down towards the south, maybe 50 to 60 mile per hour gusts inland, 80 mile per hour gusts for english channel coasts, possibly touching 90 miles per hour in the most exposed parts, and perhaps more especially across the channel islands, with the risk of damage and disruption. and it does stay very unsettled as we head towards the weekend. for english channel coasts, possibly touching 90 miles per hour hello, i'm rajini. you're watching the context on bbc news. the headlines... ladies and gentlemen, the bible says that there is a time for peace and a time for war. i that there is a time for peace and a time for war-— that there is a time

marcelina nunez , who defends norwich city in england, received two yellow cards in this episode: fors, first for physical behavior towards christian casares, and then for verbal one towards the referee. the result, a red card, hopes for a successful outcome of the match were reduced to a minimum, and after 20 minutes they disappeared completely. sautet scored the first goal. like a meteor burst into the penalty area, rushed to the goal line and managed to make a pass to solomon randdon, the former rubin forward, cska from zenit chalked up the second goal in the current qualifying round. the jet soteldo continued to make forays into the chilean team's penalty area, and one of them ended with another goal from brian cortes. 3:0. in the next round, the venezuelans will play against ecuador, and the chileans will have to compete with paraguay. in montevideo, on the famous santenaririo, in 1930 who hosted the match. of the very first world cup, the uruguay team beat the brazilians to the delight of 53,000 spectators. the home team scored a goal in each half, to which their formidable oppo

the bad review as i termed it is from michael greene born in norwich and it was published in 1592 forhat's important for us because he refers to shakespeare as with his tigers heart wrapped in as with his tigers heart wrapped in a players hide. the reader is telling us shakespeare is a player, an actor notjust a writer. of course that is a quote from one of shakespeare's early plays as well where a quote from shakespeare's early plays. finally, he finishes it off with absolute, what we would call in 1592 terms a one star review by saying that shakespeare is in his own conceit the only shake scene in the country say he is such a big head, look at him, he's an up start crow, he try to steal my thunder for the robert greens thunder. it's a really terrifying review in 1592 terms. ! really terrifying review in 1592 terms. , , ., really terrifying review in 1592 terms. , .,~ really terrifying review in 1592 terms. , ., terms. i wish you could make a discovery _ terms. i wish you could make a discovery as — terms. i wish you could make a discovery as important - terms. i wish you could make

and temperatures, six degrees in lerwick, 14 for plymouth, london, norwich and st helier.e uncertainty about the exact track of this storm system. it is most likely to pass across the south of england and wales, certainly in terms of the centre of the low. but the rain will be quite widespread for many areas. strongest winds look most likely to be down towards the south, maybe 50 to 60 mile per hour gusts inland, 80 mile per hour gusts for english channel coasts, possibly touching 90 miles per hour in the most exposed parts, and perhaps more especially across the channel islands, with the risk of damage and disruption. and it does stay very unsettled as we head towards the weekend. london, perhaps even more on higher ground. but also we have got some heavy rain in there as well. 20 to 30 millimetres of rain on top of what has already fallen could lead to a lot of puddles on thursday. that is it, thank you for watching. earlier we saw a slice of life on portobello road. on our website check out how the history of it all evolved. hello and welcome to your monday one show, li

temperatures 6 degrees in lerwick, m for plymouth, london, norwich and sa ntelli.centre of the low, but the rain will be quite widespread for many areas. the strongest winds look most likely to be down towards the south, 60—80 mph gusts for english channel coast possibly touching 90 mph in the most exposed parts and perhaps more especially across the channel islands, with the risk of damage and disruption, and it does stay very unsettled as we head towards the weekend.

temperatures, 6 degrees n at lerwick. 14 for plymouth, london, norwich and st helier.of the centre of the low. but the rain or be quite widespread for many areas. stronger is when is the most likely to be down towards the south, may be 50-60 to be down towards the south, may be 50—60 mph gusts. 80 mph gusts for english channel coast, possibly touching 90 mph in the most exposed parts and perhaps more, especially across the channel islands. with damage and disruption and it does a very unsettled as we had across the weekend. today at six, the first rescue from gaza — israel's military says it has freed one of the hostages held by hamas. ori megidish — seen here in the centre — reunited with her family. the israeli soldier was kidnapped by hamas during the attacks on october 7th. meanwhile a video of three hostages who are still being held has been released by hamas. every civilised nation should stand with israel in demanding that these hostages be freed immediately and freed unconditionally. and with this sirens going here in southern israel, israelis are very consciou