on the south devon coast.stal resort of salcombe on the south devon coast. i was with george. — on the south devon coast. i was with george. my _ on the south devon coast. i was with george, my boyfriend - on the south devon coast. i was with george, my boyfriend and. with george, my boyfriend and my mum and dad, and we were on holiday and just having a couple of weeks down there. just normal stuff that we do, going to the beach, going on walks, having some nice food, going on the boat, i have got a little boat down there as well, so i like to go on that. but charlotte's _ so i like to go on that. but charlotte's idyllic - so i like to go on that. but charlotte's idyllic family holiday was about to be shattered one afternoon. 0ut walking, they made a gruesome discovery. at the time my mum, she saw some fabric, she said, and it was quite close to us, it was quite easy to see, and she knew that something was wrong but she didn't want to look again, so she shouted us over and said, can you look at what is down th

a summer's day in the coastal resort of salcombe on the south devon coast. i was with george, my boyfriend, and my mum and dad, and we were on holiday and just having a couple of weeks down there. just normal stuff that we do, like going to the beach, going on walks, having some nice food, going on the boat, i've got a little boat down there as well, so i like to go on that. but charlotte's idyllic family holiday was about to be shattered one afternoon. out walking, they made a gruesome discovery. at the time my mum, she saw some fabric, she said, over the wall, and it was quite close to us, it was quite easy to see. and she knew that something was wrong but she didn't want to look again, so she shouted us over and said, can you look what's down there, i have seen something, i'm not too sure what it is. and so i looked then, and i saw a lady that looked like she had slipped down some steps, and then initially my reaction was to rush down and help her, because it looked like she had maybe just fallen, like, i guess that is what you presume, someone has had an

it's notjust clubs in the heartland of rugby league but across the south of ingrid, devon and essex. is my third world cup and this will be the best one yet. th world cup and this will be the best one et. , ., one yet. in terms of the competition, _ one yet. in terms of the competition, eight - one yet. in terms of the i competition, eight nations one yet. in terms of the _ competition, eight nations involved. the french invented it and have won the last two. can anyone stop them? this is england's best opportunity to win the wheelchair world cup. they have the players, management and quality there. it will be a fantastic occasion. i think it will be in england against france final and we will have to wait and see what happens. i have always said in this sport, always expect the unexpected. this this sport, always expect the unexpected-_ this sport, always expect the unexected. �* , .,, this sport, always expect the unexected. �* , ., , ., unexpected. as we saw last night, a nice link into — unexpected. as we saw last night, a nice link into the _ unexpected. as we saw last night, a n

windy around the far south—west coast of devon and cornwall.es. prime minister rishi sunak has confirmed he will now attend the cop27 climate conference this month, after previously saying he was too busy focusing on the uk economy continued pressure on the government over failings in the asylum system. some claimants have been moved out of the hugely overcrowded manston centre in kent — but the prime minister came in for criticism in the commons. a damning report says hundreds of recruits to the police in england and wales are joining the force when they should have failed vetting procedures. and channel 4 turns 40 — after being set up in 1982 to �*shake up television', today the broadcaster celebrates four decades of being on air. sport now, and a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. in a tournament punctured by weather interruptions the rain nearly put pay to one of the t20 world cup's biggest names today. but india survived a nail—biter to put themselves on the brink of a semi—final spot. virat kohli became the top run

south west in england will see a mix of clear spells and scattered showers. this evening. the showers will be mainly devonall and could locally heavy. skies across the south—east of england will remain cloudy and we can expect some rain at times especially for kent and sussex. wales see a showery end to sunday, with winds also remaining brisk along the west coast. eastern areas, though, will see some lengthy spells. sun however, will end on a dry note across the midlands with the clearer skies across the north and west. a few mist and fog patches may also , as the fog patches may also, as the evening goes on. north eastern england will also be largely dry. that further west there will be some showers , some of will be some showers, some of which may be heavy. it will be breezy along irish sea coast. lighter winds elsewhere . showers lighter winds elsewhere. showers will be quite widespread across scotland this evening. but showers heavy in places . the far showers heavy in places. the far north—east, though, may avoid most of the showers and state largely dry. northern ireland, though, won't be so lucky w

south west in england will see a mix of clear spells and scattered showers. this evening. the showers will be mainly devonall and could locally heavy. skies across the south—east of england will remain cloudy and we can expect some rain at times especially for kent and sussex. wales see a showery end to sunday, with winds also remaining brisk along the west coast. eastern areas, though, will see some lengthy spells. sun however, will end on a dry note across the midlands with the clearer skies across the north and west. a few mist and fog patches may also , as the fog patches may also, as the evening goes on. north eastern england will also be largely dry. that further west there will be some showers , some of will be some showers, some of which may be heavy. it will be breezy along irish sea coast. lighter winds elsewhere . showers lighter winds elsewhere. showers will be quite widespread across scotland this evening. but showers heavy in places . the far showers heavy in places. the far north—east, though, may avoid most of the showers and state largely dry. northern ireland, though, won't be so lucky w

england, south—west england outbreaks of rain and is it edges eastwards, some patchy but in parts of south devonthis, the bump in the isobars, this ridge of high pressure which will dry things out and as the white lines, the isobars, become more widely spaced, it shows there will not be much winded so we will see more fog developing through the night, some of which could be quite slow to lift during the day. expect quite a bit of cloud into the new week, one or two showers here and there, but generally drier than it has been entertaining just a little bit chillier than it has been as well. temperatures eight, nine, 10 degrees which is about where we should be for this time of year. that is it for this time of year. that is it for me, back to you. thank you, ben. "everywhere the glint of gold," — this was how the british archaeologist howard carter recalled his first impression of the dazzling, treasure—filled tomb of tutankhamun which he saw 100 years ago today. he peered through a doorway that had been sealed for more than 3,000 years and the man who funded the search, lord carnarvon, waited be

south—west. this is the picture in dawlish in devon, taken earlier by one of our weather watchers.r the next few days we kick this unsettled spell of november weather, so we are looking at blustery winds, rain at times, perhaps a window of something drier for many of us through tomorrow. but here is a radarfrom the past for many of us through tomorrow. but here is a radar from the past few hours. you can see this line of persistent rain pushing slowly eastwards, and is followed by heavy showers. low pressure is sitting to the north—west. we have brisk winds and heavy showers rotating around that low pressure in the weatherfront driving its way northwards and eastwards. so the rain is lingering longer today across parts of central and eastern scotland, northern and eastern england as well. clearer skies and sunshine for the likes of northern ireland, but heavy showers in the south—west and gusts of wind reaching 20 to 30 mph for many of us, but closer to 60 mph for the north—east of scotland, particularly for the northern isles. not as warm as yesterday. into the evening, we will ho

— parts of the south—west. this is devon a — parts of the south—west. ut in norwich and further— sunshine coming out in norwich and further west. sunshine coming out in norwich and furtherwest. some sunshine coming out in norwich and further west. some patchy fog, hazy sunshine _ further west. some patchy fog, hazy sunshine it— further west. some patchy fog, hazy sunshine. it will feel chilly. that is the _ sunshine. it will feel chilly. that is the thing we get. when we get the sunshine _ is the thing we get. when we get the sunshine at _ is the thing we get. when we get the sunshine at this time of year in the morning. _ sunshine at this time of year in the morning, they are running with those shorts _ morning, they are running with those shorts on. _ morning, they are running with those shorts on. it— morning, they are running with those shorts on, it is chilly out there and _ shorts on, it is chilly out there and will— shorts on, it is chilly out there and will stay chilly for the matches taking _ and will stay chilly for the matches taking place in

overnight, the winds will ease but still if you showers in the south—west and the south coast, so heavy for the likes of kent and devonish minister sir gavin williamson — after further accusations of bullying language against a senior civil servant. labour says the government's integrity is in question. this really looks like rishi sunak has just this really looks like rishi sunak hasjust done grubby this really looks like rishi sunak has just done grubby political deals that are not in the national interest, that are not in the interests of the country. millions of people in the us head to the polls as the republicans and democrats fight for control of congress and authorities in south korea carry out more than 50 raids as part of their investigation into the deadly halloween crush. headteachers in england warn they're facing a financial crisis — with many schools considering cutting teachers or reducing their hours to save money. as the cop27 climate change summit continues —

in the south—west, the temperatures rise into the morning, we have this weather system, a comely kated one, on the southern lows where things could be blustery and in fact could be disruptive. devonest, touch round 70 or 80mph. to go with that we will see heavy rain, particularly in the morning, turning wet in wales, after a bright start in the north, rain throughout the day in northern ireland with strengthening winds, away from that though, the midland, east anglia, south—east, the far north of england, scotland, even though the wind will pick up, many place also be dry with sunshine, just a few showers in the far north and east, it is across the north where we will see cooler air as we go through into tuesday, on the northern edge of the double centres low that will produce rain, especially for england and wales, breaking up, turning showery so the bestest —— better chance of sunshine, whatever falls from the sky, that colder air in scotland will be a wintry mix of rain, hail sleet or snow and it will feel colder. another chilly start to the evening then as we go through tuesday night but into wednesday the next band of atlantic weather fronts work in, an hour or two of rain b

london and south england will also be rather cloudy but further west skies be much brighter, although some showers may reach devon 11 celsius. let's look into the evening and another band of will move into western areas with cloud hanging on in the east. that's how the weather is shaping up the rest of the day . exactly 1:30. i'm anderson, in the gb newsroom. fifa's president has defended the decision to host the world cup in qatar trying to show empathy dunng in qatar trying to show empathy during news conference today. i feel gay . today. i feel disabled feel gay. today. i feel disabled . gianni infantino his comments follow heavy criticism of doha's treatment of migrant and lgbtq people. he says he's compassion towards all groups on eve of the event. he also accused the west of hypocrisy telling european nations. they have a lot to for. i'm european actually i am european not just i feel . european not just i feel. european not just i feel. european i think for what we europeans have been doing the last 3000 years around the world, we be apologising for the next 3000 years before starting to give moral lessons

across parts of west wales into the isle of man and northern ireland and windy around the far south—west coast of devon cornwall and further north, some sunshine, one or two showers and temperatures between ten and 14 celsius. it's time for your questions answered and in the next 20 minutes we will answer your questions you have been sending us in today on migration and what can be done to sort out the current situation as well as what is fuelling the growing number of people choosing to cross the english channel on small boats in dangerous conditions. with me in the studio is our home and legal correspondent, dominic casciani. also i'm joined by helen 0'nions, associate professor of law at nottingham trent university, and harjap bhangal, uk immigration lawyer. good afternoon to all of you and thank you so much for being with us. dominic, starting with you with a question. why does the processing take so long? i think there is like something like hundred people waiting for decisions on their asylum claims.— waiting for decisions on their asylum claims. waiting for decisions on their as lum claims. ., .

south western england will see mix of clear spells and scattered this evening. the showers will be mainly across devon—east of england will remain cloudy and we can expect further rain at times, especially kent and sussex wales see a showery end to sunday with winds also remaining brisk along the west coast eastern , though, the west coast eastern, though, will see some lengthy dry spells sunday will end on a dry note across the midlands with the clearest skies across the north and west a, few mist and fog patches may also form at the evening goes on north eastern england will also be largely dry that further west will be some showers, some of which may be heavy. it will be breezy irish sea coast but lighter winds elsewhere, showers be quite widespread across scotland evening with the showers heavy in the far north east, though, may avoid most of showers and stay largely dry . northern stay largely dry. northern ireland, though , be so lucky ireland, though, be so lucky with scattered showers continuing here throughout the evening winds will be brisk especially along the coast and over the overnight .

take a look at the details south western england will see a mix of clear spells and scattered showers this evening. the showers this evening. the showers will be mainly across devon be locally heavy across the south—east of england will remain cloudy and we can expect some further rain at times especially for kent and sussex wales will see a showery end to sunday with winds also remaining brisk along the west coast, eastern , though, will see some eastern, though, will see some lengthy spells sunday will end on a dry note across midlands with the clearer skies across the north and west. a few mist and fog patches may also form as the evening goes on. north east england will also be largely dry that further west there will be some showers of which may be heavy. it will be breezy along irish sea coast but lighter winds elsewhere . showers will be winds elsewhere. showers will be quite widespread across scotland this evening. but the showers heavy in places . the far heavy in places. the far north—east, though, may avoid most of the showers in state largely dry . northern ireland, largely dry. northern ireland, though, won't be so lucky with scattered showers contin

southern uplands, but for northern areas, western areas and in the south we'll see brighter skies, a freshening breeze 12 celsius in devone 12 celsius in devon and cornwall, as high as the temperatures will get. for many it's mid to high single figures for northern it clouds over with some arriving later some rain arriving later on. that into western that rain pushing into western scotland by evening it's light. it's on and off and it will be accompanied by freshening breeze. but will keep the fog away. on thursday morning. elsewhere across the uk it is extensive low cloud mist and fog once again some very dense fog patches and widespread across central and southern parts of england. so it could be tricky. first thing on the roads once more and that fog will take some time through thursday to clear the sun of course this week at this of year. so another this time of year. so another misty, on for many misty, murky day on for many friday brings a freshening breeze from the east so it's going to be brighter but also a bit colder . the census figures show a massive change in the british population . millions no longer popul

overnight the wind tends to ease out, still showers in the north—west and the south coast, heavy ones for the likes of kent towards devonn they�*re facing a financial crisis, with many schools considering cutting teachers or reducing their hours to save money. the polls have opened in the united states for midterm elections as republicans and democrats fight for control of congress. new research suggests over half of young people between 11 and 18 are navigating a world outside of school that is increasingly isolated and home—based. we look at how one family turned their house into a cat rescue centre. sport now and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. speculation continues over who might be interested in buying liverpool football club after it emerged fenway sports group are inviting offers for the sale of the club. fsg have said they�*ve frequently received expressions of interest from third parties seeking to become shareholders in the past, but now they would consider new investment, fueling reports they�*re ready to sell. bought forjust £300 million 12 years ago, the club was valued at £3.8 billion by forbes

devon refurbishes and rents out properties in south tyneside.ixed term over the next 12 months or so. and that is going to have an impact on our business. have you already had to put rents up? yes, we have. it's not nice to increase costs for people. and most of the time when we're doing it, it's notjust because we're profiteering and we just want to earn more money. the vast majority of the time that we have to increase rent, it's because we've had an increase in our operating costs. in london, richard's one of those forced to accept that his rent is about to go up — from £1,300 to £1,500 from next month. i'm very bitter as a renter, i'd say, about the economic situation. i'm saving with my fiancee to buy our first home, to buy a car, to have a child, to get married. and that £2,000 extra that's going to be going away from my bank account every year is very difficult to square up with. and charities say that many renters simply don't have the money to withstand rising costs. renters are one of the most vulnerable groups at the moment. nearly ha

but for northern areas, western areas and in the south we'll see brightest guys a freshening breeze , 12 celsius in devon and cornwall. that's as high as the temperatures will get for many as mid to high single figures for ireland . it clouds for northern ireland. it clouds over with rain arriving over with some rain arriving later rain pushing into later on that rain pushing into western . by evening western scotland. by evening it's on and off and it be it's light on and off and it be accompanied by a freshening breeze , but it will keep the fog breeze, but it will keep the fog away thursday morning. elsewhere the uk, it is extensive low cloud, mist and folk once again some very dense fog patches and widespread across central and southern parts of england. so it could be tricky. first thing on the roads once more and that fog will take some time thursday to clear of course this clear the sun of course this week at this time of year. clear the sun of course this week at this time of year . so week at this time of year. so another murky day on another misty, murky day on thursday for many. friday brings

the south west, though, as i said, not quite as cold, flipping north—westerly through the day you _ flipping north—westerly through the day you can see damaging gust of wind across north—west to devond cornwalh a _ wind across north-west to devon and cornwall. �* ., ., wind across north-west to devon and cornwall. �* ., cornwall. a good part of the day throu . h cornwall. a good part of the day through northern _ cornwall. a good part of the day through northern ireland - cornwall. a good part of the day through northern ireland with i through northern ireland with strength and the breeze picks up elsewhere but after a bright spark to the midlands ring developing here the afternoon. northern england to the afternoon. northern england to the far north of england will stay chilly especially with the breeze later on many will be dry and bright. this is bbc news. the headlines at six... the qatar world cup has kicked off with a lavish opening ceremony. the host nation are playing ecuador right now and they are 2—0 down after the first half. the tournament is taking place amongst criticism of qatar's human rights record — fifa and government officials in doha say the country is being si

and down towards devon and cornwall, a number to a general denial elsewhere for much of scotland and england away from the sale some sunshine, a few showers in temperatures north to southings in the asylum system. the pm admitted not enough claims are being processed. if the silence and system is broken, how can it be anyone's fault but there is? ., ., , ., , , there is? not only does the party o- osite there is? not only does the party opposite not _ there is? not only does the party opposite not have _ there is? not only does the party opposite not have a _ there is? not only does the party opposite not have a plan, - there is? not only does the party opposite not have a plan, they i there is? not only does the party i opposite not have a plan, they have oppose _ opposite not have a plan, they have oppose every single measure we have taken _ oppose every single measure we have taken to— oppose every single measure we have taken to solve the problem. you can't _ taken to solve the problem. you can't attack on plan if you don't have _ can't attack on plan if you don't have a — can't attack on plan if you don't have a plan. can't attack on plan if you don't have a plan-

south—west. giving you an idea of the gas, we had devon, the ares of scilly, wales, northern ireland, scotland andls across northern ireland. as much as 50 millimetres in the hills. and i see start across the far north—east. for much of scotland and parts of northern england it will remain dry for a large chunk of the day. on the other side of this band of rain and mix of light spouse because sunshine and showers. do not forget the wind. temperature seven to 12 degrees. it will feel cool if you are out and about. if you are out in the latter part of the afternoon still prolific showers across wales and south—west england. all this rain moving across the west of england, northern ireland and southern scotland. wendy in the northern isles. western scotland seeing the driest conditions through the course of the day. this evening and overnight the rain moves away from the midlands and into southern scotland. showers across the north guy coming in across the north guy coming in across the north guy coming in across the west and south. these are the overnight lows. there will be a touch of frost. tomorr

and the south west see big numbers so 29% across england looking at places like east and north hartford, 81% of ambulances had to queue at least 30 minutes and places like gloucester, plymouth, devonok control, the afghan economy has collapsed — and millions are on the brink of starvation. rates of malnutrition among children have gone up by nearly 50% and the bbc has learned that some people are giving their hungry children potentially harmful tablets to sedate them. yogita limaye reports from the city of herat. you may find some of the stories distressing. we were in this area last year and even at that time the situation was grim. we had met a few families that had told us that they were selling their daughters in marriage because they needed money to survive but this time when we went back it was overwhelming and so widespread. literally everywhere we went, we heard the same stories, people having to sell their young daughters. some people even telling us about selling organs and something that we, in all ourtime covering the humanitarian story in afghanistan, something we have never seen on the ground, which is parents telling us that they are giving their children tranquilli

south but brighter and blustery in the northwest. let's take a look the details. southwest england retain some cloud through the day though a few bright spells are possible . few bright spells are possible. cornwall and devonle from dorset eastwards. this early rain across southeast england clear initially before redeveloping possibly heavy at times . it redeveloping possibly heavy at times. it will be mildest here though climbing towards 13 celsius. wales will have a generally cloudy day but there'll be some hazy sunshine poking through . it will also poking through. it will also feel a bit fresher saturday. there could be some weak sunshine across central england as well, with the thickest cloud continuing lift. but even where grey skies prevail, it will remain predominantly throughout the day. northern areas of england will also have a dry second half of the weekend. the winds will be lighter compared to saturday helping it feel less brisk . stepping outside. brisk. stepping outside. scotland will keep the blustery winds with scattered showers pushing into the northwest. these could be heavy times accompanied by hail and the odd rumble of thunder. northern ireland will see blustery showers as well, but

the team spells possible cornwall and devon staying pretty dry but some rain possible from dorset eastwards and this early rain across southve a generally cloudy day but there'll be some hazy sunshine and poking through. it's going to feel a little bit fresher than saturday and there could be some sweet sunshine across central england as well with the thickest continuing to lift but even where grey skies prevail it will remain dry through today and northern parts of england having dry second half of the weekend. the winds lighter to saturday, helping it feel less brisk 20 step outside scotland, meanwhile, will keep blustery winds today with scattered pushing into the northwest . pushing into the northwest. these could be heavy at times, accompanied hail and the odd rumble of thunder moving on to northern ireland. blustery showers, but also some sunny spells across the north of the area. temperatures slightly down compared to saturday highs of about ten celsius. and the showers feed into wales and south—east england later whilst the rain in the southeast gradually clears. and that's your weather today . we are gb your weath