on railways, what are scotrail saying to you?— scotrail saying to you?ing to you? at the moment, we understand - scotrail saying to you? at the moment, we understand that| scotrail saying to you? at the - moment, we understand that perhaps it could be like mourning into the afternoon, before services get back to something like normal. all of these routes have to be safety checked to see that it is ok to run trains on them before services can resume. as you say, scott parel is not running any rush—hour trains this morning, and you can see a very sad picture on the departure board behind me, lots of cancelled up there. but we are seeing the first glimmer of things changing, there is a train scheduled to be on time that is going to london euston in about 30 minutes from now. we have seen lots of trees down on railway lines, and that one instance at glasgow queen street station, we had a wall and fence down on the track. all of thatis and fence down on the track. all of that is going to take quite some time to clear. i that is going to take quite some time t

storm is affecting transport — avanti trains have stopped services on the west coast main line, and scotrails have now stopped running. there have also been heartstopping moments at heathrow airport. several planes — including this one — had to initiate a "go—around" after being hit by gusts while landing. you can see it get one wheel down, before accelerating again. it eventually landed at stansted. 0ur reporter sharon barbour begins our coverage from blackpool. storm isha has landed, and there are widespread warnings in place across the uk for heavy rainfall and gusts of winds of up to 80mph — and worse is forecast for overnight. there's also a risk—to—life warning in coastal areas. if you do come near the coast, please make sure that you err with caution. the idea is that even when it is rough, the wind and the waves will come over and they could sweep you out to the sea — and it's hard in this weather to try and find anyone. so please, if you do come down — or if not, please just steer clear of the sea if you can. well, the rain is here and the strong winds have already started to arrive

you mentioned the scotrail cancellations and we can look at the scotrail website.ations going on in scotland at the moment. network rail saying expect services to remain suspended until at least midday in scotland because of what they describe as a wild night. check the scotrail website and you will see the qr code on the right. you can also scan that to follow the bbc news life page which we have up and running with the latest across the country. why is this happening and can we expect any more? sarah keith—lucas joins us. we have mentioned some of the wind speeds. we have mentioned some of the wind seeds. ~ ., , , we have mentioned some of the wind seeds. ~ .,, , ., , . speeds. where has been worst hit? we have seen widespread _ speeds. where has been worst hit? we have seen widespread strong _ speeds. where has been worst hit? we have seen widespread strong winds - have seen widespread strong winds which is unusual for a storm have seen widespread strong winds which is unusualfor a storm like this to create winds so widespread at a strong level. this is east sus

scotrail has announced that all rail services will be suspended from 7pm — that'sjust under two hoursw. planes are still landing at heathrow airport, in london, but some have faced difficulty. at least one british airways flight had to take off again just as it was coming in. you can see itjust managed to get one wheel down there. some flights due to arrive at cardiff airport have been cancelled. we're keeping a watch on several different locations across the uk this afternoon — these are pictures from shetland. you can see the webcam is pause there, possibly due to the winds coming. this is porthleven harbour, in cornwall. again, you can see the swell crashing up against the town's seawall. and this is a webcam on berneray island, which is also off the scottish coast — and storm isha is already impacting the coast of ireland. these are pictures from gweedore, in county donegal. i spoke to bbc weather's chris fawkes for an update on storm isha's approach. we've had a gust of 90 mph and snow dona. snow is show is still miles away. we know winds will get stronger across as part of the w

storm is affecting transport — avanti trains have stopped services on the west coast main line, and scotrailop running at 7pm — just under an hourfrom now. some flights and ferry sailings have also been cancelled. first tonight, let's go to blackpool, where we can speak to reporter sharon barbour. what's the situation there? the winds have _ what's the situation there? tie: winds have certainly what's the situation there? tte: winds have certainly picked up here in blackpool, that storm isha has been rolling in across the atlantic from the irish sea, and behind my cameraman i can see the waves crashing in here and coming up, so i'll certainly be moving shortly from where we are, the rnli, the coastal authority is warning people to stay away from the coast, warning of the danger to life. as you say, plenty of disruption right across the uk, and plenty more to come. storm isha has landed, and there are widespread warnings in place across the uk for heavy rainfall and gusts of winds of up to 80mph — and worse is forecast for overnight. there's also a risk—to—life warning in coastal areas. if yo

scotrail suspended services last year and services north of preston were halted in the afternoon. disruption as safety checks are carried out on the rail network. more now on the royal mail which could reduce the number of days it delivers letters from six per week to five or even three, under proposals to reform the service. the regulator, 0fcom, has set out the options. at the moment royal mail is legally obliged to deliver letters six days a week, something its owners say is unaffordable and unsustainable. nick pendleton, a former director of strategy and innovation at royal mail, welcomed the discussion that the regulator's report will create. well, i think it's timely. i think the company have been looking for some movement and discussion about the uso for a number of years and the uso for a number of years and the facts of life are unfortunately that the service we all love and appreciate isn't sustainable in the long—term. so, it is good that we can start to have a debate with light rather than heat informing us. 0fcom saying something has to give, why is royal mail in this

scotrail has cancelled.e new weather pattern approaches. there'll be no trains on wednesday, they say either lines are being checked for damage . downing street for damage. downing street denies the government's pursuing an anti—bbc agenda after announcing a raft of reforms as part of a review into the corporation. under new plans ,

scotrail says while they either.trail says while they check the lines for damage and lastly, downing street has denied the government's pursuing an anti—bbc agenda after announcing a raft of reforms as part of a review into the corporation down under new plans, ofcom could gain more powers over bbc news website articles as if they don't meet relevant standards . these relevant standards. these government recommendations imply ofcom should be given increased oversight over the bbc's online services , including its youtube services, including its youtube channel. the prime minister said today that the bbc is not immune today that the bbc is not immune to scrutiny . that's the news on to scrutiny. that's the news on gb news across the uk, on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker. this is britain's news channel . britain's news channel. hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at tuesday's newspapers . newspapers. >> i'm andrew doyle and joining me tonight are two comedy heavyweights , steve

we mentioned scotrail being one of the areas particularly badly hit.ted to reopen gradually between late morning and early afternoon but the crucial thing is all services will remain suspended until network rail has inspected all the roads across the country for safety reasons. we have been looking at the picture over london but let's go to cornwall. we have had the live view of porthleven. you see the waves crashing into the most southerly port in the country but as we heard from sarah keith lucas o'neill, the strong winds have passed over but on those strong winds, overnight costs between 70 and 80 miles an hour recorded across large parts of the north and west of the country including the central belt of scotland. the strongest wind gust report was 99 miles an hour at wesley board in northumberland. also we had 90 miles an hour at capper clinic in snowdonia, then it is all patrick weather centre on the isle of wight saw 86 miles an hour and in cumbria it was 82 degrees. here is carol with the weather. hello again. we've seen quite a bit of disruptio

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of a car, but thankfully no one was injured. 0n the trains, there has been huge disruption, with scotrailices tonight. the extreme weather conditions brought about by storm isha means it wouldn't be safe to run passenger trains. that is in the interests of passengers and staff, and as a result there will be no early morning service on monday morning. services will not start up until late in the day because we have got to check every track and route to make sure it is safe. earlier in the day, blackpool started to feel the force of storm isha. the rain is here and the strong winds have started to arrive, and the sea is on its way in. the real warning is around coastal areas with large waves and debris posing a risk to life. many on the promenade are planning to batten down the hatches. we are just wrapped up really warm and we are going to go home and stay inside, i think. we just knew the high winds were coming in, but we didn't expect them now, yet. right across the uk, storm isha is causing widespread disruption and emergency services are responding to multiple incidents. sharon barbour

planes were cancelled and trains were cancelled , scotrail trains were cancelled, scotrail has announcedgain it's suspending services from 7:00 tomorrow as the new weather system approaches. there'll be no trains on wednesday morning ehhen no trains on wednesday morning either, while lines are checked for damage and downing street has denied that the government is pursuing an anti—bbc agenda after announcing a raft of reforms as part of a review into the corporation . under new the corporation. under new plans, ofcom could gain more powers over the bbc news website if it doesn't meet relevant articles . government articles. government recommendations imply that ofcom should be given increased oversight over the bbc's online services, including its youtube channel. the prime minister said today that the bbc is not immune today that the bbc is not immune to scrutiny , and british farmers to scrutiny, and british farmers have been calling on mps today to support tougher regulations to support tougher regulations to protect them from what they're calling unfair treatment by the so—called big

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while scotrail also affected.le scotrail checks the lines and drivers are being advised to postpone journeys and not park near trees . in the united states, donald trump says he expects his last remaining republican opponent to drop out after today's new hampshire primary. polls point to a likely victory for the former president, but nikki haley has gained support and her exit is not guaranteed. anthony scaramucci was mr trump's director of communications dunng director of communications during his time in the white house. he told gb news that trump lacks the temperament to be an effective leader . be an effective leader. >> there are 20 cabinet members that work for mr trump closely and directly alongside of myself . now, granted, i was there for ii . now, granted, i was there for 11 days, but i did work for him for close to a year on the campaign and we all saw the same thing and we were all speaking out against his temperament to be the president of the united states. so things do change. uh facts change and sm

and scotrail services have now stopped running.ow airport. several planes, including this one, had to initiate a 'go around' after being hit by gusts while landing. you can see it get one wheel down, before accelerating again. meanwhlie, we're just hearing that operations at the sellafield nuclear site in cumbria have been suspended due to severe weather warnings. here's our correspondent sharon barbour. storm isha has landed and there are widespread warnings in place across the uk for heavy rainfall and gusts of winds of up to 80mph and worse is forecast for overnight. there's also a risk—to—life warning in coastal areas. if you do come near the coast, please make sure that you err with caution. the idea is that even when it is rough, the wind and the waves will come and they could sweep you out to the sea and it's hard in this weather to try and find anyone. so please, if you do come down — or if not, please just steer clear of the sea if you can. well, the rain is here and the strong winds have already started to arrive and the

scotrail say services will be suspended from 7:00 tonight, and no rush hour services will run tomorrownd are in place across the rest of scotland, northern ireland, wales and large parts of england. and yellow warnings for rain covering north west england and the west coast of scotland today. mairead smyth, bbc news. with me is bbc weather�*s stav danaos. it has been a really difficult 2a hours or so for a lot people across the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, now we are hearing about storm jocelyn, what do we know about that? this is another system that was named jocelyn by the met service, these, because the worst will by a cross the republic of ireland, it looks as it deepens as it follows almost a similar track to the north—west of scotland, and this is where we are likely to see the strongest winds, up to 8.00am until the armer warning ends, this zone, there is likely to be a swathe of damage, wind gusts through the overnight period, which could cause issues and it is sensitive now after the damage from storm isha, things are loosens, so there could be big imp

this morning, scotrail and network rail scotland said nothing is moving until they have checked everyel, things are looking up. do you need to travel today is the question? if you are thinking the railway is busy and maybe you will drive today, roads are busier. we heard sadly about a fatality of a driver in his 80s. those roads are busier and there are trees on the roads. if you can avoid travelling the advice is to avoid it.- the advice is to avoid it. thank ou. if you want to know what is happening with the travel issue, go to the bbc website and news app. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. a 17—year—old boy who died after a stabbing in birmingham city centre has been named by police as muhammad hassam ali. he was found with serious injuries on saturday and died later in hospital. west midlands police say they believe he was killed in a case of mistaken identity and have renewed their appealfor information. checks are to be carried out on a second model of the boeing 737 aircraft following the blow—out of an unused do

scotrail tells us services will also be out of action.s. com . news. com. >> thank you polly. now something to look forward to later today on gb news. we'll be heanng later today on gb news. we'll be hearing from katharine birbalsingh, who's the head teacher in north london who's fighting a legal challenge to her school's ban on prayer rituals taken by a muslim pupil. the woman, who's been branded britain's strictest headteacher, has spoken to patrick christys defending the ban . defending the ban. >> we all need to recognise that all of us need to make sacrifices for the betterment of the whole so that we can all get on, and that schools play such an important part of this. on, and that schools play such an important part of this . now, an important part of this. now, obviously, if your school is one where the children roam the corridors and the children do whatever they like during lunch , whatever they like during lunch, then i suppose you might choose to have a prayer and that's to have a prayer room and that's fine. know, i'm not fin

scotrail has also cancelled.rail has also said in the last hour, 95% of his network is now operational. at least one person, though, is still missing in south wales after going into the sea at porthcawl last night . it was the porthcawl last night. it was the 10th named storm of the season, hitting much of britain just two days after storm isha claimed two lives. now a claim of so—called copycatting by discount supermarket aldi has been dismissed by the high court . it thatchers ciders had accused aldi of copying its branding , citing the branding, citing the supermarkets taurus cloudy cider. aldi has previously been accused of mimicking its rivals with the cuthbert the caterpillar , reminding many caterpillar, reminding many shoppers of m&s more familiar. colin others have pointed to similarities between its jammie wheels and the classic jammie dodgen wheels and the classic jammie dodger, which was first introduced in 1960. a spokesperson for aldi told gb news today there's nothing cloudy about this judgement .

been similar warnings from trans— pennine and lner about avoiding celcius later this evening, as scotrailtheir celcius only. we will not be surprised to hear that the high winds we have been experiencing, the ferries have also been disrupted today, there have been several cancellations on ceilings across the irish sea as well as delays, and even though they have been operating some channel celcius have also faced disruption. on flights, some channel celcius have also faced disruption. onflights, again some channel celcius have also faced disruption. on flights, again there have been some cancellations. heathrow has said there been 30 cancellations and other heathrow airports are saying they are operating as normal but keeping are operating as normal but keeping a very close eyes on those weather conditions and urging passengers to check that the airlines if they are planning to fly, to make sure their flight is departing as planned. british airways has told us it has made some changes to its schedule because of the weather. that is another one to watch. and for drivers, the conditions are

scotrail has cancelled. scotrail has announced it's again suspending services from 7:00 tomorrow as the new weather pattern approaches. there'll be no trains on wednesday, they say either lines are being checked for damage . downing street for damage. downing street denies the government's pursuing an anti—bbc agenda after announcing a raft of reforms as part of a review into the corporation. under new plans , corporation. under new plans, ofcom could gain more powers over bbc news website. article says if it doesn't meet relevant standards, government recommendations imply ofcom should be given increased oversight over the bbc's online services, including its youtube channel. the prime minister says bbc news is not yet immune to scrutiny and british farmers are calling on mps to support tougher regulations to protect them from what they're calling unfair treatment by the so—called big six supermarkets. a dozen scarecrows were placed outside parliament today as mps debated reforms to the grocery supply chain

scotrail say services will be suspended from 7:00 tonight, and no rush hour services will run tomorroweland, wales and large parts of england. and yellow warnings for rain covering north west england and the west coast of scotland today. mairead smyth, bbc news. you can see there we have lots of stories on the bbc news website you. ca turn to your bbc local radio stations and local television for more localised updates about what is happening nominations for the years most prestigious awards ceremony — the oscars — will be revealed today at 1330 gmt. this year's box—office has been dominated by barbie and oppenheimer. earlier i asked film critic jason solomons what we can expect this afternoon. it would be great to have some surprises, we really want surprises, because as you say, the obvious ones are barbie and oppenheimer, and basically how many nominations those two giants of this year's cinema can chalk up. but where will we see surprises is probably the people who have been left out, rather than the ones we suddenly included. people in the directing category, where it gets very te

network rail has suspended its services and scotrail has cancelled its monday morning rush hour services. flights have also been disrupted, with some cancellations. gb news news, northern ireland reporter dougie beattie has this update. storm isha has most definitely made landfall in northern ireland. >> the small town of portstewart is now being battered by very high winds. >> there has been power outages in county down and fallen trees in county down and fallen trees in hollywood . in hollywood. >> this storm is only going to get worse as the night goes on. >> ron desantis has dropped out of the us presidential race and endorsed donald trump. his surprise video announcement comes ahead of this week's new hampshire . republican primary, hampshire. republican primary, where mr desantis was polling in the single digits. his departure leaves haley as mr trump's leaves nikki haley as mr trump's only significant rival . only significant rival. detectives investigate rating the deaths of four people in norwich on friday say two adults died of stab wounds. the man and woman, along with two you

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speed restrictions are in place across network rail and scotrail expects all services to be suspendedil tomorrow morning. flights have also been cancelled across the country amid the bad weather. ron desantis has dropped out of the us presidential race and has endorsed donald trump. his surprise video announcement comes ahead of this week's new hampshire republican primary , hampshire republican primary, where mr desantis was polling in the single digits. his departure leaves nikki haley as mr trump's only significant rival . the only significant rival. the duchess of york has been diagnosed with skin cancer just months after being treated for breast cancer. the diagnosis comes after she had several moles removed with one of those identified as being cancerous. a spokesperson for sarah, duchess of york confirmed she has been diagnosed with malignant melanoma. she said to be undergoing further investigations to ensure it's been caught early . the duchess been caught early. the duchess is said to be in good spirits despite the fact another cancer diagnosis so soon after the last one has

commuters are facing travel disruption this morning after storm echr batters the uk with all scotrail trains suspended until after the morning rush hour. until after the morning rush hour . police until after the morning rush hour. police have urged people to avoid travel unless absolutely necessary. winds topped 90mph across the country last night. a met office yellow warning for strong wind remains in place until midday, with warnings of gusts up to 80mph in exposed coastal areas. network rail has also suspended its services . flights have been services. flights have been disrupted, with some cancellations also being made . cancellations also being made. ofcom will gain more powers over bbc online services , including bbc online services, including its news website, as part of changes unveiled by the government. reforms aimed at improving impartiality at the broadcaster could allow the regulator to enforce action over articles it does not believe meet certain standards. currently, ofcom is only able to issue an opinion on the matter. however, government recommendations say it will b

scotrail is now resuming cause.ns were suspended last night due to storm jocelyn . these are live storm jocelyn. these are live pictures coming to us from the shetland islands , where, as you shetland islands, where, as you can see, conditions are still quite blustery. the storm left thousands without power in scotland , and it's the 10th scotland, and it's the 10th named of the season, named storm of the season, hitting of britain just two hitting much of britain just two days after storm isha claimed two lives and if you think technology has been evolving too quickly over the past few years, consider the leaps we've made since steve jobs introduced us to macintosh computer . to the first macintosh computer. >> i'd like to let macintosh speak for itself. hello i am macintosh . macintosh. >> it was on this day 40 years ago that the apple co—founder unveiled an innovation that changed everything. the user friendly machine marked a key, turning point, breaking away from the business focussed pcs of the past with an ap

fallen trees forcing planes to be diverted and trains to be cancelled , and trains to be cancelled, scotrail has announced today it's again suspending services from 7:00 tomorrow, right through to wednesday morning as the new weather front approaches. there will be no trains on wednesday as the lines are having to be checked for damage . downing street has damage. downing street has denied that the government's pursuing an anti—bbc agenda. after announcing a raft of reforms as part of a review into the corporation . under new the corporation. under new plans, ofcom could gain more powers over bbc news website articles if it doesn't meet relevant standards. government recommendations imply ofcom should be given increased oversight over the bbc's online services, including its youtube channel. the prime minister said today that the bbc isn't immune today that the bbc isn't immune to scrutiny. british farmers have been calling on mps to support tougher regulations to protect them from what they're calling unfair treatment by the so—called big six supermarkets. a dozen scarecrows were placed out

central belt of 70—80 mph overnight, we have been talking about the railway being hit, the fact that scotrailservices, and all of the engineers are going to have to check the lines before they can actually do anything and allow any trains. we can also take you to get work. this is gatwick, where an aircraft is just landing. because of the storms, a lot of planes are in the storms, a lot of planes are in the wrong places, along with passengers, because certain flight had to be diverted. i was reading the story on the bbc live page, from bbc wales presenterjenniferjones, he was caught up in this. her flight from geneva to bristol airport was diverted to edinburgh. she said, we were told on the runway in geneva that it was very stormy in the uk and there would be a crosswind in bristol, so we had been forewarned it would be quite bumpy. when we started the descent into bristol it was extremely turbulent on the plane was extremely turbulent on the plane was lurching from side to side. it was lurching from side to side. it was pretty harrowing. i'd never seen that kind of turbulence, so they have

scotrail has cancelled all its rush—hour trains this morning. conditions brought about by storm isha means that it wouldn't be safe to run passenger trains. that's in the interest of passengers and staff. services won't start up until later in the day because we've got to check every track and every route to make sure it's safe. and network rail has imposed 50—mile—per—hour speed restrictions across many routes. in the air, travel is proving tricky. conditions stop some planes landing at heathrow. ohhh! she's up, she's down, she's gone! this shows planes at gatwick making numerous attempts to land, and other flights diverted to airports far from their intended destinations. more than 100 flights were cancelled at dublin airport yesterday. people are being warned to be particularly careful near coastal areas because of flying debris. weather conditions are expected to quieten down, and then get ready for more bad weather to come later in the week. aruna iyengar, bbc news. emergency services in cumbria said last night they were on standby for a ma

, service scotrail, scotrail train service has today. has been cancelled today. >> disruption. >> that'sisruption. >> that's road disruption. >> live uk, >> listen, we live in the uk, the weather is bad. why don't the weather is bad. why don't the why those the councils, why aren't those trees they're not all trees trimmed so they're not all falling into the road at the slightest of wind? slightest gust of wind? >> it's hopeless and i'm sure the was. maybe that's my the weather was. maybe that's my getting to be a getting older. it used to be a lot the weather. winters lot worse. the weather. winters were we had a lot were a lot worse. we had a lot more snow. more show. >> more snow. >> just don't have. >> we just don't have. >> we just don't have. >> when did your kids last build a snowman in garden? a snowman in the garden? >> was couple of years ago, >> it was a couple of years ago, wasn't it? >> was. i remember about 3 or >> it was. i remember about 3 or 4 years ago, we had a really goodi 4 years ago, we had a really good i mean, they loved it. we had snowy of had a very snowy kind o

no scotrail trains are currently running. for the 2024 oscars have been announced during an early morning press conference in hollywood. we will get the latest on that from talking movies's tom brook later this hour. good evening. it might seem odd ten months out from a presidential election to put so much focus on the tiny state of new hampshire and a republican primary that will attract just over 300,000 voters. it is a fraction of the country. but what happens tonight will affect so much of what unfolds later this year. if the polls are right and nikki haley is defeated in new hampshire, then to all intents and purposes, the general election will begin wednesday morning. haley has thrown everything at new hampshire. she has spent twice as much as donald trump and overnight finished top of the pile in the small township of dixville notch — you might call that a landslide. but for all the momentum she has built in recent weeks, it is donald trump who is pulling away. the former president already has the endorsement of those

scotland is looking particularly difficult, scotrail has said if you are travelling beyond the centralurs from now, so that is an added pressure. and all the way across the uk, we are getting intensified warnings of possible problems, mainly to do with debris blowing onto the railway lines, and speed restrictions that are imposed just in case there are fallen trees or indeed trampolines, which very often will take off from people's gardens and land on railway lines, causing huge amounts of disruption got no yeah, we always see those pictures of trampolines on the rail tracks, don't we? i presume there will be risks for drivers as well and the advice would be to try not to travel if you don't have to? very much so. national highways in england is saying, for example in south—east england, particularly in kent, that from about seven o'clock or eight o'clock this evening until the early hours of monday morning, we should certainly not be out in any kind of high sided vehicle, and effectively, as you say, if you don't have to travel, then please don't, that is the warning. a lot of problem

scotrail suspended its services last night and services in preston were halted late in the afternoon.y network this morning.— network this morning. you can get the very latest _ network this morning. you can get the very latest on _ network this morning. you can get the very latest on the _ network this morning. you can get the very latest on the weather- network this morning. you can get i the very latest on the weather where you are the effects of the storm on the bbc weather app and also on the website. coming up we will have prime minister's questions from the commons. this is the scene live in the commons. rishi sunakfacing prime minister's questions after that call for him to go spout a tory backlash. we will be live in the comments are very shortly here on bbc news. hello, you're watching bbc news. a senior conservative mp has called for rishi sunak to be replaced to avoid the party suffering what he called a massacre at the next general election. lighting in the telegraph, the former levelling up secretary, sir simon clark, says that the conservatives need a leader who shares

and tomorrow's rush hour trains will be out of service , as well as be out of service, as well as scotrailcks the lines for damage. drivers are being advised to postpone journeys and not park near trees . news from not park near trees. news from the united states and donald trump says he expects his last remaining republican opponent to drop out after today's new hampshire primary. polls are pointing to a likely victory for the former president, but nikki haley has gained support and her exit isn't guaranteed . exit isn't guaranteed. anthony scaramucci was trump's director of comms during his time in the white house. he told gb news trump lacks the temperament to be an effective leader . be an effective leader. >> there are 20 cabinet members that work for mr trump close early and directly alongside of myself. now, granted, i was there for ii myself. now, granted, i was there for 11 days, but i did work for him for close to a year on the campaign and we all saw the same thing and we were all speaking out against his temperament to be the president of the united states. so so things do chan

speed restrictions are now in place across network rail, and scotrail expects all services to be suspended jeff moody says conditions are expected to get worse tonight . get worse tonight. >> storms really beginning to take effect now. the wind is really beginning to pick up. the rain has arrived too, and it's going to get a whole lot worse tonight. this is the ninth named

speed restrictions are now in place across network rail, and scotrail expects all services to be suspendedn monday morning. while our south west england reporter jeff moody says conditions are expected to get worse tonight . get worse tonight. >> storms really beginning to take effect now. the wind is really beginning to pick up. the rain has arrived too, and it's going to get a whole lot worse tonight. this is the ninth named storm of the season, and what makes this one unique is that it's going to affect the whole of the uk. the met office saying, make sure that everything in your garden is secure and fixed down. the risk from flying debris is very , very from flying debris is very, very real indeed. avoid coastal paths and avoid rural paths to the best thing you can do is to stay indoors, cut off flights coming into london's heathrow airport are experienced some shaky landings. >> the windy conditions are creating frightening conditions for many passengers, with several flights spotted looking unsteady as they descended into britain's main airport. some flights have now been cancelled .

scotrail say services will be suspended from 7:00 tonight, and no rush hour services will run tomorrownd are in place across the rest of scotland, northern ireland, wales and large parts of england. and yellow warnings for rain covering north west england and the west coast of scotland today. mairead smyth, bbc news. it is 11 minutes past six. let's go to carol. we had a busy day yesterday talking about of the storm and there is another on the way. maybe a moment of reprieve? she likes being busy. i do maybe a moment of reprieve? she likes being busy.- she likes being busy. i do like bein: she likes being busy. i do like being busy — she likes being busy. i do like being busy but _ she likes being busy. i do like being busy but i _ she likes being busy. i do like being busy but i don't - she likes being busy. i do like being busy but i don't like - she likes being busy. i do like l being busy but i don't like these stones. they are coming at us. this is the tenth since september. storm jocelyn is going to be affecting us today. it will bring heavy rain. the wind will strengthen. they w

scotrail has told us checks are being done on the lines in case of damage and drivers are being advised to postpone journeys tonight if it's blowing in that area and not park near trees in national news and houthi rebels have vowed to retaliate after the royal air force used precision guided bombs to strike multiple rebel targets overnight. it comes as the uk faces the risk of prices surging in shops and fears of global inflation due to disruptions to commercial shipping throughout the red sea. rishi sunak says the government will use the most effective means to cut off the houthis resources and stop their attacks on shipping . well, also today , on shipping. well, also today, rishi sunak said the uk will be working closely with belgium to combat people smugglers as he welcomed the country's prime minister to downing street, alexander de cro praised britain as a good neighbour, with the two leaders pledging to tackle illegal migration with increased cooperation . the belgian leader cooperation. the belgian leader said he looked forward to working with the uk in what he described as a fi