rebecca henschke, bbc news, eastjava.ild on the bbc world service youtube page and on the iplayer. let's turn to the middle east. us secretary of state antony blinken is in london meeting jordan's foreign minister. he told mr blinken that ethnic cleansing needed to stop in northern gaza. afterwards antony blinken gave this update on his talks. antony blinken gave this update on his talks-— on his talks. let's listen in. we have — on his talks. let's listen in. we have had _ on his talks. let's listen in. we have had good - on his talks. let's listen in. we have had good and - on his talks. let's listen in. - we have had good and important conversations this week including this morning on ending the war in gaza and charting a path for what comes next. those conversations will continue. but i think this is a moment of importance and urgency that we are working to seize. i also have the opportunity to speak to the prime minister of lebanon and there we also have a sense of urgency in getting to a diplomatic resolution. and t

rebecca henschke, bbc news, eastjava. and on the iplayer. stay with us here on bbc news. i will be back in a matter of minutes with all of the latest stories from the world of business. hello there. we saw some pretty decent temperatures for the time of year on thursday, with highs of 19 degrees in northolt in greater london — that was thanks to sunshine, warm southerly winds and high pressure. for friday, though, a few changes to the weather. it will be cloudier for many. still a bit of sunshine around, but we�*ve got this area of low pressure which will tend to throw up a weather front into southern and western areas to bring outbreaks of rain. strong winds out towards the southwest, but lighter further north and east. and it�*s here where we�*ll start cloudy with some early mist and fog, especially the midlands, northern and eastern england. that will tend to lift into low cloud. and we�*ll see this rain in the south and the west slowly pushing northwards across england and wales, tending to weaken as it does so. but s

rebecca henschke, bbc news, eastjava.ould soon have a wider range of products to choose from, including designer handbags made using bacteria and muffins and because it's not made from cows, it's much better for the environment. they give off huge amounts of planet heating gases when they burp. a lot of young people today are worried about the future, or worried about the planet and where it's going to be in a few decades. they have ethical concerns around animal cruelty. and so we're really seeing in this new generation a strong drive for these materials. and we've gotten a lot of support for that because of this need. you can look at these two. it's impressed yhe government's head scientist. professor angela mclean, believes that the science that created the handbag could transform our lives. what we're looking for is terrificjobs making products that will be much less polluting and much more sustainable than their current equivalents, that will generate greatjobs, good environments, and prosperity. does this excite you

rebecca henschke, bbc news, eastjava.mini's journey back to the wild on the bbc world service youtube page and on iplayer.? parents are being warned that some halloween costumes sold online could pose a serious safety risk to children. campaigners have found that many fancy dress outfits ordered from the internet are failing basic fire safety tests, and are they're ——and they're urging people to check the labels before buying them. jayne mccubbin has more. are you ready to scare us? yes. halloween is upon us. but this year's halloween comes with a warning. miaow! that scary outfit might be scarier than you think. whoa! in fact, the government has just announced that 80% of halloween costumes bought from a range of online marketplaces failed basic safety standards. i'm very worried that people will be buying halloween costumes online this year. through surveys and projects that ctc have undertaken, that vast majority of products sold online through third—party sellers on online marketplaces are unsafe. so, with the help of

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