the uk and republic of ireland are set to i and republic of ireland are set to be held to the europeann bid is now running unopposed after turkey withdrew from the process last week as they merge their euro 2032 bed with italy. matches at the 2028 total val mcdermid are set to be held at several stadiums with a final held at wembley. rugby world cup has had at wembley. rugby world cup has had a huge boost for hosts france ahead of their quarterfinal. captain has been cleared to return to training ahead of that match. hasn't featured for france following a tackle over the win. had surgery post—match and i make the call as to whether he was fit to play himself. world number two is safely into round four. dan evans in straight sets. andrey rublev is also a clue to the last 16. just over an hour. 6—3, 6— 00 tastier a tommy paul next. nfl clash between san francisco 49ers and dallas cowboys didn't really live up to the height of the 49ers eased to victory in 142—10 as they got their unbeaten record to 5—0. four touchdown passes while christine mccafferty scored for the 14th game running, da

the uk and ireland are confirmed as hosts of euro 2028. it will be the first time the republic northern ireland and wales have hosted a major football tournament. 140 runs from dawid malan helped put england in a commanding position against bangladesh, as they edge towards victory in their in their second match at the cricket world cup in india. england netball has announced plans to relaunch the super league from 2025, as part of a push to professionalise the division. it follows their world cup silver this summer. the united kingdom and republic of ireland will host the men's 2028 european championship, uefa has confirmed. thejoint bid ran unopposed after turkey withdrew to focus on a bid with italy for euro 2032, which was also confirmed at a ceremony in switzerland. wales�* all—time leading goal—scorer gareth bale was on hand to receive an official pennant on behalf of the uk and republic of ireland bid and says it is a proud moment for those involved. i think it's important for especially wales to keep on the map, to keep pushing forward, to keep trying to better ourselves

the only republic of ireland and the only part the uk that has land part of the uk that has northern border with the eu is northern ireland. in order to stop so ireland. so in order to stop so the republic of ireland has about £24 billion of exports from the republic into britain every year and in amongst those are manufacturing. and of course that's where i where i sit very firmly in agriculture . and that firmly in agriculture. and that if you look at the beef sector in the republic of ireland, 43% of their beef market is with the uk and about 1.3 to £1.4 billion worth of dairy products come from the republic republic of ireland into the uk. so the republic's government is treading a very thin line here because if they put on an enforce and get the eu to enforce and get the eu to enforce too much regulation here, that will of course be merged going back into britain when these customs declaration actions come into place, going the opposite way. and if the unionists get their wish of unfettered access into the uk from northern ireland, well that means that an awful lot of th

at the moment. ., ,, ., , ., now, football's coming home — sort of — because the uk and the republic of ireland in the republic of ireland. the prime minister says the event will "inspire a whole new generation." let's talk to our sports editor, dan roan. a significant moment? a coup by the uk and ireland? absolutely but also something of a formality too because this 5—nation bid to, it only rival until last week was turkey but they withdrew from the process, choosing instead to focus on a joint bid with italy for 2032, leaving the uk and ireland unopposed. they still had to give a presentation at uefa's headquarters on the shores of lake geneva in nyon, but they were indeed declared the hosts of the euro in five years. not since 1996 when england hosted the euros will the country have hosted a major tournament as big as this. people will say it is the biggest sporting event the uk has hosted, along with ireland, since the london 2012 olympics. i spoke to former wales legend gareth bale who had fronted the big presentation. i think it's important for especially wales to keep on the map, to keep

the uk and republic of ireland will now bid unopposed for euro 2028 after turkey withdrew to focus ono merge their euro 2032 bid with italy injuly and that has now been approved by governing body uefa. while italy had only bid for the 2032 tournament, turkey had bid to host both euro 2028 and 2032. both bids still need official approval by uefa at a meeting of its executive committee. back in april, 10 grounds were selected for the uk and republic of ireland's bid, including glasgow's hampden park, cardiff's principality stadium, dublin's aviva stadium and wembley in london. belfast�*s casement park and everton�*s bramley—moore dock, two unbuilt stadiums, are also included in the bid. an army investigation has found that a teenage soldier probably took her own life — and one of the reasons was a period of relentless sexual harassment from her boss. gunnerjaysley beck, who was 19 and serving in the royal artillery, was found dead at the larkhill army camp in wiltshire two years ago. a service inquiry report is due to be published later. here's our home affairs correspondentjune kelly.

that news from fifa came on the same day the uk and republic of ireland will now bid unopposed for euroocus on a joint bid with italy for euro 32. in april, ten venues were selected for the uk and ireland bid, including dublin's aviva stadium, glasgow's hampden park, cardiff's principality stadium, wembley in london and belfast�*s casement park site, which still hasn't been built. uefa will award the hosting of two european championships next tuesday. liverpool manager jurgen klopp wants their premier league game against tottenham to be replayed after luis diaz's goal was wrongly disallowed by the video assistant referee. the var team failed to overrule the decision when diaz was flagged offside when the game was still goalless. the referees�* body, the pgmol, released the audio of discussions between the match officials as they made the decision and when they realised the mistake that had been made. liverpool went on to lose 2—1. not as the manager of liverpool so much, more as a football person. i think the only outcome should be a replay. that's how it is. it would happen again. i th

the government, making a real difference at a national level as we are in scotland and the republic of irelandplaces where, alongside growing numbers of councils across england and wales, greens are making a real practical difference for people's lives whilst transforming us to a fairer and greener future. and if we want to do that at a national level, we need more green mps in parliament who will stand up for their communities as well as working to tackle inequality and the climate crisis. helen, do you think that mr ramsay orany helen, do you think that mr ramsay or any other green party member could follow in the footsteps of caroline lucas, who we know has been an mp for 13 years and is quite a well—known figure even outside the green party membership, perhaps even outside politics itself? the green party membership, perhaps even outside politics itself?— outside politics itself? the greens have set themselves _ outside politics itself? the greens have set themselves quite - outside politics itself? the greens have set themselves quite an - have set themselves quite an interesting politica

the uk and republic of ireland will nab it unopposed for euro 2028 after turkey withdrew to focus onith italy for euro 32. turkey agreed to merge the bid with italy injuly. now we go back to you. let's take you live and listen to the mayor of manchester, andy burnham, who is talking about the cancellation of the rest of that rail link, hs2, announced earlier by rishi sunak. to announced earlier by rishi sunak. tfr see if we can take what has been announced today and turn it back into a coherent plan for the north of england. and one i hope that will receive support from the opposition as well. that is the job that is ahead of me as mayor of greater manchester and that is what we will be seeking to do. but it has been highly frustrating week for us. it cannot be right that a project that we have all worked on together, and i speak to everybody behind me and with me, we have been at this for 15 years, where we have been together across the political divide to try and develop the right plan for the long—term, best interest of our country. we put political differences aside, we have work

wales are bottom of their group and need a win away at germany. and northern ireland and republicmotion — are in action in group bi. you can follow all those scores later on the bbc sport website. england take on argentina later in the third—place playoff at the rugby world cup, ending their tournament against the same opponents they started it against. a third—place finish for england will likely to be deemed a success, after they started the tournament ranked eighth in the world, after a poor run of results. the omens are good for steve borthwick�*s side — england have beaten argentina in all four previous world cup meetings and ii of their last 12 tests. we are competing for third place at this world cup. so there is a lot to be motivated by and about. i guess from their point of view, we beat them earlier, they will probably want to turn that around. but it is going to be a great contest. it is two top teams going at it, two good teams, two high—quality teams, two teams, two high—quality teams, two teams coming off the back of a loss wanting to get it right. i teams coming off

in april, ten venues were selected for the uk and republic of ireland's bid, including glasgow's hampdenkly in a positive direction for us. | powerfully and quickly in a positive direction for us.— direction for us. i think my only sort of thought _ direction for us. i think my only sort of thought is _ direction for us. i think my only sort of thought is to _ direction for us. i think my only sort of thought is to try - direction for us. i think my only sort of thought is to try to - direction for us. i think my only sort of thought is to try to keep that momentum for as long as we can. and the power in which it has swung away in part for me has been down to our home form and how we have played here. well, it promises to be quite a night at stjames“ park —

parts of the republic of ireland have already been badly hit with extensive flooding after a month's oday after the storm swept in from the atlantic. it's the first time a red weather warning for rain has been issued in the uk since the start of 2020. time for a look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. thank you, the red warning has been issued and it is the highest level of alert issued by the met office, we don't see these very often. the red warning for rain is valid from 6pm on thursday evening until midday on friday for parts of angus and southern aberdeenshire. mostly the appliance as well that is where we will see extreme rainfall with a danger to life

belgium, portugal and the republic of ireland are all in action. e australia in a friendly later. it is the first time in seven years the g teams have met and england have won their last six of the last seven encounters. gareth southgate has warned against any complacency. southgate has warned against any complacency-— complacency. firstly, it is one of the ureat complacency. firstly, it is one of the great sporting _ complacency. firstly, it is one of the great sporting rivalries - complacency. firstly, it is one of the great sporting rivalries and l the great sporting rivalries and australia have any sniff that we are not taken the game seriously, we will be in trouble. our mindset has to be spot on. equally, we've still got a bit of work to do to qualify for the european championship, but we are potentially six games away from that and we have good players and we need to give people opportunity to show they can do. in cricket, new zealand are now three wins out of three after victory over bangladesh by eight wickets. captain kane williamson had t

now, it could be back after turkey withdrew its bid to host euro 2028 — leaving the uk and republic of irelandeuropean champions league football returns to newcastle for the first time in 20 years since march 2003. this club has seen plenty of lows and highs. they have had two relegations, changes of ownership. this time two years ago, they hadn't even won a game. but now they hadn't even won a game. but now they are welcoming paris saint—germain, one of european football's biggest clubs, and kylian mbappe, one of world football's superstar players. the fans have had to be very patient. they are buzzing on the concourse is beneath me. this game, as you can imagine, is a sell—out. european international football could be coming here as well in 2028 after uk and ireland were confirmed as the sole bidder is for the european championships. wembley is expected to host the final. as you might imagine, it should be confirmed in black and white on tuesday. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. it's been a mixed picture today. we have seen some heavy and persistent rain across some weste

on future _ tournaments, the uk and republic of ireland will bid unopposed to host the european championships28. gareth southgate was asked about what he thought about that you're not being on home soil after he late entrant to the final in euro 2020. it is clearly a joint bid with all the other home nations, so bring in for everybody if that opportunity arises. there is still a little bit to do, i think. all the nations are fantastic football nations, huge pride in hosting, and if the teams get qualified, as well, there is obviously some home advantage to hosting, as well.— hosting, as well. england take on australia at _ hosting, as well. england take on australia at wembley _ hosting, as well. england take on australia at wembley next - hosting, as well. england take on australia at wembley next friday| australia at wembley next friday night in a friendly before they take on italy in a european qualifier and they are currently six points clear and unbeaten in group c as they look to qualify for the tournament in germany next summer. to qualify for the tournament in germany next summer. let

so you'll joining us from limerick in the republic of ireland. we are trying to organize. carol, how are you? good afternoon, it's good to have you on the show. we've been looking at how the various countries stand in this conflict, what they've been saying, what they've been doing. i'd like your thoughts on europe's position since the beginning of this war before a small tennessee h. u. the feature in one of our ireland cities, no newspaper this morning, actually defendant, up to smaller shipments on the for year and a painted in their face. and eyes is industry verticality and the photographs. and it happened just after about 5 minutes of gas or yesterday. and of course, the irish governments are very concerned about what's happening and gas, and we have been concerned about this all over the over the history on the call, the conflicts on 75 years. i visit a guys or myself at the back after operation test is in 2009 to see for myself the 1st time of the destruction after the operating cast it. and um, you know, to say that today the bombardments of guys is, is the worst

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centred over republic of ireland that's then heavy that's bringing then heavy showery rain toimpacts are likely . drier impacts are likely. drier weather across parts of scotland , touch frost likely here. , a touch of frost likely here. milder further south. but with that , a few patches of milder further south. but with that, a few patches of mist and fog are possible first thing on tuesday tuesday then, tuesday morning. tuesday then, is to be a changeable day is going to be a changeable day with rain across with further showery rain across parts northern ireland, parts of northern ireland, northern wales , a northern england into wales, a drier for a time before drier slot for a time before more wet and windy weather arrives from the southwest later on. meanwhile across scotland here mostly dry. here it is looking mostly dry. plenty of sunshine, too, but quite chilly. temperatures struggling here in single digits, milder further south with highs of around 14 or 15 celsius. if you're going trick or treating through tuesday evening, watch out for a of evening, watch out for a

republic. northern ireland and effect remains in the eu single market so goods arriving from the rest of the ukne with eu rules. under the windsor framework there is now a red layer for products that will travel onwards to the republic of ireland, they will still have routine inspections but there will be a green layer for good staying in northern ireland, they will have minimal checks. t ireland, they will have minimal checks. g ireland, they will have minimal checks. ~' , ., ireland, they will have minimal checks. ~' checks. i think if you compare it to pre- _ checks. i think if you compare it to pre- brexit, _ checks. i think if you compare it to pre- brexit, it— checks. i think if you compare it to pre- brexit, it is- it to pre— brexit, it is burdensome, if you compare it to the northern ireland protocol it is less burdensome but what businesses are focused on is making this work, finding practical solutions with government to ensure there is a smooth flow of trade while meeting eu requirements around protection of the single markets. protection of the single markete— protection of the sing

the republic of ireland, northern ireland and wales have never before hosted a major tournament. mpions league and newcastle have been waiting for two decades to play in the competition in front of their own fans. they host paris saint—germain in a huge european clash shortly, as the champions league returns to tyneside. manager eddie howe's side made a good start to their european campaign with a 0—0 draw away at ac milan, but they must win their home games if they're to stand any chance of progression from what's been called the group of death. howe says their domestic winning streak is bound to inspire them. the swing of momentum has shifted so powerfully and quickly in a positive direction for us. i think my only thought is to try to keep that momentum for as long as we can amp the power in which it is swung our way has imparting to our home form and the way we have played here. well, ps6 and newcastle supporters are converging on tyneside ahead of the 8.00pm kick off. ben croutcher is outside stjames's park for us. a tough match for newcastle, but they're in form. what are th

republic. northern ireland, in effect, remains in the eu single market, so goods arriving from the rest of thek, there's now a red line for products which will travel onwards into the republic of ireland. they'll still have routine inspections, but there'll be a green lane for goods which are staying in northern ireland. they'll have minimal checks. i think if you compare it to pre—brexit, it is burdensome. if you compare it to the northern ireland protocol, it's less burdensome. but what businesses are very focused on is making this work, finding practical solutions with government to ensure the smooth flow of trade from gb to ni while also meeting the eu requirements around protection of the single market. the issues of trade, borders and checks are profoundly political here. rishi sunak hopes the windsor framework will pave the way for the return of the devolved government a year—and—a—half after it collapsed. the democratic unionist party is blocking the formation of a power sharing coalition at stormont. it says the trade border with great britain has been threatening northern ireland's p

that news from fifa comes on the same day the uk and republic of ireland will now bid unopposed for euro unopposed for euro 2028, after turkey withdrew to focus on a joint bid with italy for euro 32. turkey agreed to merge their bid with italy injuly and that has now been approved by uefa. in april, 10 venues were selected for the uk and ireland bid, including glasgow's hampden park, cardiff's principality stadium, dublin's aviva stadium and wembley in london. uefa will award the hosting of two european championships next tuesday. liverpool managerjurgen klopp wants their premier league game against tottenham to be replayed after luis diaz's goal was wrongly disallowed by the video assistant referee. the var team failed to overrule the decision when diaz was flagged offside when the game was still goalless. the referees' body, the pgmol, released the audio of discussions between the match officials as they made the decision and when they realised the mistake that had been made. liverpool went on to lose 2—1. not as a manager of liverpool, so much more as a football person, i think the on

centred over republic of ireland that's then heavy that's bringing then heavy showery rain manyularly england, wales and particularly eastern parts of northern ireland. heavy rain building up here could be up to here overnight. could be up to 100mm perhaps, which is why some impacts are likely drier weather across parts of scotland, a touch of frost likely here, milder south. but with milder further south. but with that a few patches of mist and fog are possible. first thing on tuesday morning. tuesday then, is going to be a changeable day with further showery rain across parts northern ireland, parts of northern ireland, northern a northern england into wales, a drier a time before drier slot for a time before more wet and windy weather arrives from southwest later arrives from the southwest later on. across scotland on. meanwhile across scotland here it is looking mostly dry. plenty sunshine, too , but plenty of sunshine, too, but quite chilly. temperatures struggling here in single digits, milder further south with highs of around 14 or 15 celsius. if you're going trick or tr

to "investigate the possibility" of staging the open or women's open at portmarnock in the republic of ireland was the turn of pakistan and netherlands, who went up against each other in hyderabad on the second day of the tournament. it wasn't straightforward for pakistan, but in the end they got the winning start they wanted, asjoe lynskey reports. just to be here is a breakthrough for cricket in the netherlands. they have not reached this world cup since 2011 and through their squad is spirit. much of this team are now full—time, and serving up this kind of bowling. that ball took down mohammad rizwan. although pakistan lost all their wickets, they did enough, just, to make a score. they made a start with style, the netherlands, but then they make misjudgments. one player got to 67. when he was bowled, pakistan could sense a gentle finish. the dutch all out and more than 80 runs short. at this world cup as their platform and threw it all they will keep smiling. it's a huge weekend in rugby league with the start of the men's super league play—off semifinals this evening. reigning champions st

that news from fifa comes on the same day the uk and republic of ireland will now bid unopposed for euroey withdrew to focus on a joint bid with italy for euro 32. in april, ten venues were selected for the uk and ireland bid, including dublin's aviva stadium, glasgow's hampden park, cardiff's principality stadium, wembley in london and belfast�*s casement park site, which still hasn't been built. uefa will award the hosting of two european championships next tuesday. liverpool manager, jurgen klopp, wants their premier league game against tottenham to be replayed after luis diaz's goal was wrongly disallowed by the video assistant referee. the var team failed to overrule the decision when diaz was flagged offside when the game was still goalless. the referees�* body, the pgmol, released the audio of discussions between the match officials as they made the decision and when they realised the mistake that had been made. liverpool went on to lose 2—1. not as a manager of liverpool, so much more as a football person, i think the only outcome should be a replay. that is how it is. it would h

time that the country has hosted a major meant�*s football tournament, as it would be for the republic of irelandright, if there is any pressure orjeopardy in this uk and ireland bed, it focuses on casement park, because it is dilapidated. it has been empty for ten years now, since it shut in 2013. the idea was it would be redeveloped, but a whole series of issues have delayed that, planning controversy, legal battles, objections from local residents. in the meantime, because of spiral. there is a bit of uncertainty about who will pay for it, but the uk government has given assurances that the funding will be met. what is so intriguing about casement park is that it has been a traditional home of gaelic games in the predominantly catholic nationalist west belfast. 0f catholic nationalist west belfast. of course, the northern ireland football team places football at winter park in a predominantly loyalist area of the city, so there are many who believe this is a powerful potential to be a unifying force for northern ireland and give a very positive message, if the redevelopment cannot happen. here

have any custom duties paid or checks, and red lines where the goods may be moved into the republic of irelandy have to be tested for whether they meet eu product rules, but in general this is an easing of the previous burdens for moving goods from great britain to northern ireland. bud moving goods from great britain to northern ireland.— northern ireland. and in your oinion, northern ireland. and in your opinion. is — northern ireland. and in your opinion, is this _ northern ireland. and in your opinion, is this going - northern ireland. and in your opinion, is this going to i northern ireland. and in your. opinion, is this going to work? well, we have seen the first lorries arriving in northern ireland from great britain, so it is a good start. in trade terms, it marks an improvement in the situation before, but there will still be issues for a number of goods moving from great britain to northern ireland. we know that in political terms the democratic unionist party who have opposed post—brexit trade arrangements to northern ireland are still opposing this, and therefore the stormont gover

the host for the uefa euro 2028 is united kingdom and the republic of ireland. ace of today's presentation telling me just how much it meant. having a major tournament now internationally in our country as well as obviously the uk and ireland is massively importantand, yeah, glad i could be a part of it again. with almost three million tickets available, england have six host stadia, alongside a revamped hampden park in glasgow, the principality stadium in cardiff, where the opening match is set to take place, dublin's aviva stadium and northern ireland's casement park. traditionally a home of gaelic games in predominantly catholic west belfast, a decade has now passed since this historic but derelict venue last witnessed live sport. since then, planning problems, legal battles and political deadlock have seen the redevelopment of casement park delayed and the costs have increased. but the hope of many is that the euros could be the impetus for a project that they believe can be a force for reconciliation. the tournament will be played on the 30th anniversary of

the uk and republic of ireland will now bid unopposed for euro 2028 after turkey withdrew to focus on turkey agreed to merge their bid with italy injuly and that's now been approved by uefa. in april, ten venues were selected for the uk and ireland bid, including glasgow's hampden park, cardiff's principality stadium, dublin's aviva stadium and wembley in london. uefa will award the hosting of two european championships on tuesday. both england and new zealand have suffered injury blows ahead of their cricket world cup opener on friday with ben stokes and kane williamson set to miss the match. england captainjos buttler confirmed the news that stokes is a serious doubt with a hip injury, as the squad look to manage his fitness. meanwhile, williamson has been included for the tournament but will not play in the first game having featured as a batter only in new zealand's warm—up match against pakistan. britain's mark cavendish has delayed plans to retire and will race in next year's tour de france. the 38—year—old announced his retirement from road cycling in may but has signed a one—y

the uk and republic of ireland will now bid unopposed for euro 2028 after turkey withdrew to focus onesday. lionesses captain leah williamson has been presented with her 0be by prince william at windsor castle following england's euro 2022 triumph. williamson has won six major trophies with arsenal and was named in the king's new year's honours list at the end of 2022 alongside her fellow teammates lucy bronze, beth mead, and ellen white. both england and new zealand have suffered injury blows ahead of their cricket world cup opener on friday with ben stokes and kane williamson set to miss the match. stokes is a serious doubt with a hip injury, while williamson is working his way back from a knee injury. the england captain, jos buttler, says there's no need to risk stokes if he's not fully fit. he's just got a little niggle with his hip. we will obviously know more today and after training this evening, but it is a long tournament so we won't take undue risk, but we will know more a little bit later. it is just a slight niggle. and that's all the sport for now. newcastle and our 41 u

we go quite a bit of rain also coming in to the republic of ireland. more so southern ireland. so think places like cork could see half a month's worth of rain and a short period of time. single digits, parts of scandinavia, western russian beller roost. wanna show you what's going on in africa. we'll get address almost 10 above where you should be for this time of year. and october is the hottest month of the year and the walk set living up to that $3839.00 on tuesday. there had been some severe thunderstorms in health, same providence in south africa. that snow shifted into cause we were going to tell . same goes for mozambique, zimbabwe and sandy. i could see century downpours in all of these areas. the best in the discussions as agents, we used to say that about 50 percent of which are smaller, one is going to die. examining the headline 12 percent of the global population is responsible for 50 percent emissions, which has created this crisis, exploring abundance of 12 clause programming, designed to inform, move to face, identify the way my story was, i felt that it was imp

give you a heads up on that to the northwest, we go quite a bit of rain also coming in to the republic of ireland. more so southern ireland. so think places like cork could see half a month's worth of rain in a short period of time. single digits, parts of scandinavia, of western russian bell. it roost. wanna show you what's going on in africa. well, good elders, almost 10 above where you should be for this time of year and october as the hottest month of the year. and you walk set living up to that 3839 on tuesday. there had been some severe thunderstorms in housing, providence in south africa that snow shifted into cause we were going to tell. same goes for mozambique, zimbabwe and sandy. i could see thunder it down pores in all of these areas. is right, things inspired because this 2018 great march of return. but when israel met the non violent protest was bluffed ship, hundreds were killed and thousands injured. in the face of such suffering kind of mind still stand by his peaceful belief. as between fire and sea witness on a jersey to me, it's the world slow down. we stand for as homes with

we go quite a bit of rain also coming in to the republic of ireland. more so southern ireland. so think places like cork could see half a month's worth of rain in a short period of time. single digits, parts of scandinavia, western russian beller roost. wanna show you what's going on in africa. well, good elders, almost 10 above where you should be for this time of year. and october is the hottest month of the year and you walk set living up to that $3839.00 on tuesday. there had been some severe thunderstorms and how it st. providence in south africa, that snow shifted into cause we were going to tell. same goes for mozambique, zimbabwe and sandy, i could see thunder. it down pours in all of these areas the of the god of war as allergies, ears correspondence on the bus this morning has a cold air strikes, shells as guns, bolts from the seat. there's been a lot of destruction here in the villages as of this deal with a number of bodies from the south in the stay with us for the latest development on i'll just 0 of the watching else 0. a reminder of our top story is this. our hum

until noon on friday, although storm babette has already started to barrel in affecting the republic of ireland, flooding in cork, we've seen onune flooding in cork, we've seen online already and also flooding along the devon coast. we'll keep you up to date on that one. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> good evening. well, as we were on air last night, we learned of a rocket attack on a hospital in gaza , claims that up hospital in gaza, claims that up to 471 people were killed . the to 471 people were killed. the media were very quick to jump to the assumption that it must have been an israeli rocket that caused this human disaster. since then, the israelis have put out what they believe to be conclusive proof that actually it was a misfired rocket from hamas themselves , as i don't hamas themselves, as i don't think either of us know quite the truth. but we will have tonight on with us a former spokesperson for the palestinian authority . i will ask he

until noon on friday, although storm babette has already started to barrel in affecting the republic of ireland, flooding in cork, we've seen onune flooding in cork, we've seen online already and also flooding along the devon coast. we'll keep you up to date on that one. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> good evening. well, as we were on air last night, we learned of a rocket attack on a hospital in gaza , claims that up hospital in gaza, claims that up to 471 people were killed . the to 471 people were killed. the media were very quick to jump to the assumption that it must have been an israeli rocket that caused this human disaster. since then, the israelis have put out what they believe to be conclusive proof that actually it was a misfired rocket from hamas themselves , as i don't hamas themselves, as i don't think either of us know quite the truth. but we will have tonight on with us a former spokesperson for the palestinian authority . i will ask he

meanwhile the rest of the uk under influence low under the influence of a low pressure republic pressure centred over republic of irelandhowery rain to many parts of england, wales and particularly eastern parts of northern ireland. heavy rain building up here overnight. could be up to 100mm perhaps, which is why some impacts are likely. drier weather across parts of scotland, a touch of frost likely milder frost likely here. milder further south. but with that a few patches of mist and fog are possible. first thing on tuesday morning. tuesday, then is going to be a changeable with to be a changeable day with further across further showery rain across parts northern ireland, parts of northern ireland, northern england into wales, a drier slot for a before drier slot for a time before more and windy weather more wet and windy weather arrives the southwest. arrives from the southwest. later meanwhile, across later on. meanwhile, across scotland here it is looking mostly dry, plenty of sunshine , mostly dry, plenty of sunshine, too, but quite chilly. temperatures struggle falling here digits. milder here in single digits.

storm babette has already hit the republic of ireland with flooding.'ve seen in cork and along the devon coast . it's flooding. we've seen in cork and along the devon coast. it's on its way in. this is gb news across the uk. on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . news channel. >> i'd like to begin this monologue with an apology. last night while we were discussing us president joe biden's visit to israel, one of the headlines that appears as i'm talking said iranian regime calls israeli strike on gaza hospital a war crime . like strike on gaza hospital a war crime. like many of the strike on gaza hospital a war crime . like many of the world's crime. like many of the world's media, we were too hasty in assuming that the tragic strike on the al—ahli hospital was conducted potentially by the israelis. but it appears that this is wrong . the israelis have this is wrong. the israelis have responded saying it wasn't them. here was us president joe biden, with israeli prime mini

storm babette has already hit the republic of ireland with flooding.'ve seen in cork and along the devon coast . it's flooding. we've seen in cork and along the devon coast. it's on its way in. this is gb news across the uk. on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . news channel. >> i'd like to begin this monologue with an apology. last night while we were discussing us president joe biden's visit to israel, one of the headlines that appears as i'm talking said iranian regime calls israeli strike on gaza hospital a war crime . like strike on gaza hospital a war crime. like many of the strike on gaza hospital a war crime . like many of the world's crime. like many of the world's media, we were too hasty in assuming that the tragic strike on the al—ahli hospital was conducted potentially by the israelis. but it appears that this is wrong . the israelis have this is wrong. the israelis have responded saying it wasn't them. here was us president joe biden, with israeli prime mini

the republic of ireland's hopes of reaching the euro 2024 finals are over, after a 2—0 home defeat bympaign continued. ireland have now won one, and lost five of their six matches so far. former england test captain alastair cook has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket. cook retired from test cricket five years ago, but did continue playing for another five seasons in the county championship for essex. the announcement brings to an end a 20—year career and the batsman finishes as england's all time leading run scorer, having amassed more than 12,000 runs in 161 tests. now a big moment for certain sports, and the olympics, at last many would say, squash will be featured at the los angeles 2028 games and cricket will be making its long—awaited return now they've been approved by the international olympic committee. cricket�*s only previous appearance at the olympics was at paris in 1900, when great britain beat france in the final. there is expected to be both a t20 men's and women's tournament at the la games, with the united states set to field a side as host nation. io

warning runs from 6:00 tomorrow until noon on friday, although storm barbette has already hit the republic of ireland, some flooding in cork we see online and along the devon coast keeping an eye on that one for you. with gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . thanks for that news channel. thanks for that polly and michelle dewberry and was delighted when i was listening to that headline broadcast. >> then when i heard that story about the man finally being referred to as the man , andrew referred to as the man, andrew miller, as opposed to woman . miller, as opposed to a woman. amy once , it seems amy george. for once, it seems that common sense is finally prevailing. that must have been every single parent's nightmare. and i really hope that that young victim, that little young female victim, that little girl and recovering as girl is okay and recovering as much as she possibly will be able to. anyway, i am michelle dewberry and i'm with you till seven. alongside

it has already hit the republic of ireland today.unty cork and it has also come to the english coastline by devon with gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . channel. >> well, it's tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz. and let's kick off with the very first look. yes let's kick off with the very first look at our front pages. hot off the press. we're going in with the metro . we're going in with the metro. yeah, a massive story. massive story on the front of the metro. this 11 years for £50 million uk dinghy kingpin . i'm laughing so dinghy kingpin. i'm laughing so i'm not crying, to be honest with you. this guy who came over from iran claimed asylum himself, turned out to be living in ilford in east london. they caught him for being part of bringing 10,000 people across the channel, which was a fifth of the entire number of people who came across the channel in that year. he was arrested and given 11 years, just 11 years. h

rain across into across parts of cornwall into repubuc as across parts of cornwall into republic as well. and republic of irelands we go through of this through the rest of this afternoon. othennise, for many, it's a largely picture with it's a largely dry picture with some spells the some bright, sunny spells. the best towards the north. best of these towards the north. it is also quite a mild day , it is also quite a mild day, less so towards northern areas, but in the south, looking at highs around 60 or 70 celsius highs of around 60 or 70 celsius through this evening and overnight, we're going to see a spell of weather pushing its spell of wet weather pushing its way initially across way in. initially across parts of south—east, but then of the south—east, but then spreading further north as spreading a bit further north as we through the hours of we go through the early hours of tuesday morning . notice the tuesday morning. notice also the rain across western parts will spread bit further east spread a little bit further east across of wales and across parts of wales and southern . could be southern england

parts of the republic of ireland have already been badly hit with extensive flooding after a month's worth of rain fell in around 2a hours. this footage was taken in cork earlier today after the storm swept in from the atlantic. it's the first time a red weather warning for rain has been issued in the uk since the start of 2020. time for a look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. thank you, the red warning has been issued and it is the highest level of alert issued by the met office, we don't see these very often. the red warning for rain is valid from 6pm on thursday evening until midday on friday for parts of angus and southern aberdeenshire. mostly the appliance as well that is where we will see extreme rainfall with a danger to life in that red zone as well, very dangerous travelling conditions, extensive flooding and possibly fast moving and deep flood water around and they could be power outages, the impacts lasting for the rest of the week and even some structural damage. we have been showing this chart a lot in the last few days, showing just how much rainfall, the total

six of the venues are in england with one each from northern ireland. the repubuc each from northern ireland. the republicireland, scotland and wales . as the bid is and wales. as the bid is expected to generate around £26 billion. and it's seen as vital for uefa's financial recovery post covid as well . gb news post covid as well. gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news channel . news channel. >> hello and welcome to headliners, the best paper preview show on tv. i am simon evans joining me tonight. we have josh howie and paul cox. good evening, gentlemen . good good evening, gentlemen. good evening, simon. excellent. we're three bespectacled gents . we are three bespectacled gents. we are very serious. it must mean we're very serious. it must mean we're very clever. the news is not going evade this evening. going to evade us this evening. is your glasses both look is it your glasses both look a bit more serious than mine. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> look like the two running >> you look