chainsaw, the public spending came 2nd and sundays 1st round election. hurricane otis struck the south west coast of mexico with record high winds in rain after surprising forecasters with its sudden strength, oldest battered hotels in the coastal city of acapulco and centuries. running for cover installed in strength and quickly from a tropical storm into a category 5 hurricane. the 12 hours before it struck its expected to dissipate as it moves in went to the full 30 stay. the storm caused land sides knocked out communications, and much of the region remains without power. spoke earlier with meteorologist matthew pushy and asked how surprising it was that this tropical storm ramped up so quickly extremely is to be honest, the unprecedented to be 12 hours for it to get it from a tropical storm to a category 5 in 12 hours time. and the worst part was not only was this occasion extreme, rapid intensification, but it was entirely on forecasted. we never die with all the model suggested we would stay below 100 kilometers per hour. so folks for the bed expecting you one of the main tropical storm ven

now hurricane otis has struck the south west coast of mexico with record high winds and rain after surprising forecasters with its sudden strength otis battered hotels in the coastal city of acapulco and centuries running for cover the storm strengthened quickly from the travel, the storm into a category 5, hurricane and the 12 hours before it struck, it's expected to dissipate as it moves in months of 30 said storm caused land slides knocked out communications and much of the region remains without power. let's get a bit more on this from matthew put cheese, a meteorologist and atmospheric scientist joining us from washington. now it's good to have you back. now this tropical storm, increased endangered in just a matter of hours was how surprising was that the extremely is to be honest, the unprecedented to be 12 hours. right? and you get it from a tropical storm to a category 5 in 12 hours time. and the worst part was not only was this occasioned extreme, rapid intensification, but it was entirely and forecasted. we never die with all the model suggested we would stay below 100 kilometers p

south—west at around 11 celsius. into thursday, a low pressure situated to our west once again bringing weather fronts, showery outbreaks of rain and some brisk winds around the south—west coastwards the north—east of england and further showery outbreaks of rain through scotland as well. some of this wet weather could well become fairly stagnant across eastern areas through the end of the week. elsewhere on thursday, we've got some sunshine, but also a number of sharp showers and temperatures around 11—15 celsius. on friday once again, low pressure situated to the west, sending weather fronts, showery outbreaks of rain our way. there will be some brighter skies in the mix at times, too. you can see, though, certainly across parts of scotland, outbreaks of rain consistently pushing in from the north sea on those brisk east, south—east winds. elsewhere for much of england and wales, it's a bright friday, plenty of sunshine around, but also a number of heavy showers. same, too, in towards parts of the northern ireland. temperatures similar. and then into the weekend, that area of low pressure still with us, so further weather fronts and outbreaks of rain. and at the same time,

south—west at around 11 celsius. into thursday, a low pressure situated to our west once again bringing weather fronts, showery outbreaks of rain and some brisk winds around the south—west coastinued to track its way northwards, towards the north—east of england, and further showery outbreaks of rain through scotland as well. some of this wet weather could well become fairly stagnant across eastern areas through the end of the week. elsewhere on thursday we've got some sunshine but also a number of sharp showers and temperatures around 11—15. on friday once again, low pressure situated towards the west, sending weather fronts, showery outbreaks of rain our way. there will be some brighter skies in the mix at times too. you can see, though, certainly across parts of scotland, outbreaks of rain consistently pushing in from the north sea on those brisk east, south—east winds. elsewhere for much of england and wales it's a bright friday, plenty of sunshine around, but also a number of heavy showers. same too in towards parts of northern ireland. temperatures are similar. into the weekend, that area of low pressure still with us. further weather fronts and outbreaks of rain and at

south—west at around 11 celsius. into thursday, a low pressure situated to our west once again bringing weather fronts, showery outbreaks of rain and some brisk winds around the south—west coastd further showery outbreaks of rain through scotland as well. some of this wet weather could well become fairly stagnant across eastern areas through the end of the week. elsewhere on thursday, we've got some sunshine, but also a number of sharp showers and temperatures around 11—15 celsius. on friday once again, low pressure situated to the west, sending weather fronts, showery outbreaks of rain our way. there will be some brighter skies in the mix at times, too. you can see, though, certainly across parts of scotland, outbreaks of rain consistently pushing in from the north sea on those brisk east, south—east winds. elsewhere for much of england and wales, it's a bright friday, plenty of sunshine around, but also a number of heavy showers. same, too, in towards parts of the northern ireland. temperatures similar. and then into the weekend, that area of low pressure still with us, so further weather fronts and outbreaks of rain. and at the same time, we're starting to see a bit of a n

south—west at around 11 celsius. into thursday, a low pressure situated to our west once again bringing weather fronts, showery outbreaks of rain and some brisk winds around the south—west coasts through the end of the week. elsewhere on thursday, we've got some sunshine, but also a number of sharp showers and temperatures around 11—15 celsius. on friday once again, low pressure situated to the west, sending weather fronts, showery outbreaks of rain our way. there will be some brighter skies in the mix at times, too. you can see, though, certainly across parts of scotland, outbreaks of rain consistently pushing in from the north sea on those brisk east, south—east winds. elsewhere for much of england and wales, it's a bright friday, plenty of sunshine around, but also a number of heavy showers. same, too, in towards parts of the northern ireland. temperatures similar. and then into the weekend, that area of low pressure still with us, so further weather fronts and outbreaks of rain. and at the same time, we're starting to see a bit of a north wind developing, bringing some cooler conditions to the far north of scotland. at the same time, in between, we've got this area of rai

sunny spells, scattered showers, breezing into northern ireland and south and west facing coast. where they should be at this time of year temperatures just above where they should be at this time of year but with showers and rain around, fairly academic. as we move into next week, a little bit of a breather for that beginning of the week but more wet weather allows the floodgates to open again with low pressure waiting in the wings. pretty unsettled as we close out october and we start the new month of november. take care. this is bbc news. live from southern israel. israel steps up its air strikes on gaza — the army says it hit 150 hamas targets overnight, releasing video that it says shows its tanks in gaza. translation: the ground forces entered and continued expanding| the ground force operations. infantry, engineering and artillery are accompanied by heavy gunfire. this is the scene live in gaza. our correspondent, rushdi abualouf, says it's been total chaos. a state of panic, fear and chaos. very chaotic scenes in the street. i've been driving through the city of khan youn

sunny spells, scattered showers, breezing into northern ireland and south and west facing coast. temperatures just where they should be at this time of year but with showers and rain around, fairly academic. as we move into next week, academic. as we move into next week, a little bit of a breatherfor academic. as we move into next week, a little bit of a breather for that beginning of the week but more wet weather allows the floodgates to open again with low pressure waiting in the winds. pretty unsettled as we close out october and we start the new month of november. take care. this is bbc news — the headlines... israel steps up its airstrikes on gaza — as the army says it's expanding ground operations. this is the scene live in gaza — where israel says it's hit 150 underground targets overnight. the un general assembly votes to adopt a resolution — put forward by arab countries — calling for a humanitarian truce. i'm lukwesa burak in london — our other main story... the man suspected of killing 18 people in a mass—shooting in the us state of maine has been found dead. these are

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most frequent showers perhaps into northern ireland and south and west facing coasts.e far north—west of scotland. temperatures just above where they should be for the time of year, but with the showers or the rain around, fairly academic. now, as we move into next week, a little bit of a breather for the beginning of the week before yet more wet weather moves in on wednesday. and then thatjust allows the floodgates to open once again with areas of low pressure waiting in the wings. so, it is going to stay pretty unsettled as we close out october and we start the new month of november. take care. the deadliest assault in israel's history. shouting and gunfire. so many people are dead and are kidnapped and are hurt that i think israel will never be the same. loud explosion. and the brutal response to hamas and its murderous attack. explosion. israel is stunned by its security failure. this was a mass attack, well—planned, well—equipped. and we failed. we failed to protect our people. siren. in gaza, a growing humanitarian crisis. we are talking about a very disaster sit

most frequent showers perhaps into northern ireland and south and west facing coasts.rth—west of scotland. temperatures just above where they should be for the time of year, but with the showers or the rain around, fairly academic. now, as we move into next week, a little bit of a breather for the beginning of the week before yet more wet weather moves in on wednesday. and then thatjust allows the floodgates to open once again with areas of low pressure waiting in the wings. so, it is going to stay pretty unsettled as we close out october and we start the new month of november. take care. live from southern israel, this is bbc news. israel steps up its air strikes on gaza. the army says it hit 150 hamas targets overnight, releasing video it says shows its tanks entering the territory. translation: the ground forces entered and continued expanding| the ground force operations. infantry, engineering and artillery are accompanied by heavy gunfire. this is the scene live in gaza. our correspondent there — rushdi abualouf — says it's been total chaos. a state of panic, fear

expect that the day on wednesday, we will have less intense rains only in parts of the north-west and south coasts thursday, this rain will also occur in the north-west parts of the country, the western areas of the western part of the caspian sea and the central slopes of the zagros. rainfall in the southern highlands of kerman and sistan baluchistan it will continue in the form of a scattered shower during the hours after dawn and early night until tomorrow due to the wind blowing in the eastern parts of the country , it will cause wind and dust in these areas, thank you. unpublished images of the entrance exam of the first generation of officers of the islamic republic of iran army after the victory of the islamic revolution of azar 1358, a person is carefully defiant in the exam. his name is seyyed musa namjost. the first commander of imam ali university and minister of defense of shahid rajaei government. greetings to the imam of the ummah and the martyred ummah of the imam and all the warriors of the islamic army. in the front pages of him, there are few pictures and documents available. so

also we'll see some more heavy showers across west and wales, the south—west of england towards channel coasttwards further east, largely dry. and for scotland, the lion's share of the sunshine north of the central belt, but here the air is going to feel chillier. now, on tuesday, again, scotland still a welcome respite from all of that rain. it should stay largely dry and sunny, a few isolated showers in the north. elsewhere out towards the west, we will see some showers and brighter spells and a warm front starts to creep into south—west wales and south—west england by the end of the day on tuesday, temperatures again 9 to 15 degrees celsius. now that warm front will track further north, west and eastwards as we head through tuesday night and into wednesday, bringing with it widespread heavy rain and some strong gusty winds as well. and some of that rain in the chillier air across the highlands will be turning to snow. just take a look at that easterly wind piling, all of that rain onshore into aberdeenshire yet again. it's windy out towards the west here. further south, we're expecting som

rainfall totals stack up, we'll see some more heavy showers across west and wales, the south west of england towards channel coastnorthwards and eastwards further east, largely dry. and for scotland, the lion's share of the sunshine north of the central belt. but here the air is going to feel chillier. now, on tuesday, again, scotland still a welcome respite from all of that rain. it should stay largely dry and sunny. a few isolated showers in the north. elsewhere out towards the west, we will see some showers and brighter spells and a warm front starts to creep into south west wales and south west england by the end of the day. on tuesday, temperatures again 9 to 15 degrees celsius. now that warm front will track further north, west and eastwards as we head through tuesday night and into wednesday, bringing with it widespread heavy rain and some strong gusty winds as well. and some of that rain in the chillier air across the highlands will be turning to snow. just take a look at that easterly wind piling, all of that rain onshore into aberdeenshire yet again. it's windy out towards the west here. further south,

and as we look toward west africa, fairly quiet, but through the south coast of nigeria, some pulses of rain st goes for kenya. whether it's in play here for how intense that rain has been. and also for some molly adjusts to the west of mogadishu. and for the eastern side of south africa, it is quite active. and then cooler air filters in job or goes from 23 to just 10 degrees off funded the the you're watching out. is there a mind if i told stories of this out? israel is continued, it's in ground of tanks and guns that have the noise is, will enter as it's 20 to day. israel says it's troops is still on the ground in golf at off to whitening that offensive. residential areas across the strip have been bones, communication networks, and guns that had been completely 7. some service has now been israel's prime minister has won the war and gone so be difficult and long benjamin netanyahu send the conflict house into a new stage b, u, and it's actually general, has visited the hall to discuss what he called in unprecedented escalation in gaza . so when he gets had us met with the guitar,

there will be some sunny spells, some mist lingering around irish sea coasts as south west coasts ashere will be some high cloud about as well. but still with the sunshine low to mid 20s in the south and feeling warmer further north compared with the week end as well. now the low cloud that we the mist and low cloud that we see around the coast the see around the coast through the afternoon inland afternoon will push inland somewhat some somewhat overnight. so some dense fog patches forming across the south and west of the uk . the south and west of the uk. meanwhile, thicker cloud returns to scotland with some outbreaks of rain pushing in by dawn. it's a mild night but a cloudy start to the day on tuesday and a wet start for western scotland. unfortunately that rain coming on top of the very wet ground could cause further issues. a yellow rain warning in force, 50mm in places is not as much as we saw through the weekend, but we saw through the weekend, but we don't need any more rain. obviously now the rain will push into parts of northern ireland and northern england by the end of

and as we look towards west africa, fairly quiet, but through the south coast of nigeria, some pulses of rain, same goes for kenya. whether it's in play here for how intense that ring has been. and also for us, the molly adjusts to the west of mogadishu. and for the eastern side of south africa, it is quite active. and then cooler air filters in job or goes from $23.00 to just 10 degrees off, but it as low as i want to you by visit castle too often i've gone, it's done. it's portrayed through the prism of war, but there were many of the kind of stuff thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archives funding for decades reviews the forgotten food of the country's modern history. the forbidden real part one, the birth of, of gun cinema on just the united nations general. assembly votes overwhelmingly for c, spa and guns. that it came that precisely the same time as israel was launching its fears. since attacks. yes. with a vote showing israel in the us mostly isolated over the war kind of world public opinion make a diffe

and then further south along west coast, that rain along the west coast, that rain could be quite heavytle disruption in coming ireland cause a little disruption in comi|on ireland cause a little disruption in comi|on to ireland cause a little disruption in comi|on to further ireland cause a little disruption in comi|on to further south.and cause a little disruption in comi|on to further south. most later on to further south. most places dry there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £201.05, or £306.85 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year, and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus cost of living payments. well. good evening. >> i'm live here in manchester from the conservative party conference where it seemed to me what was happening off the main stage on the fringe was even more exciting than what happened on got a great line up on it. i've got a great line up of guests. i'll be asking the question can the con

south—west. breezy across the south—east coast, north sea coast and north of scotland today.s the latter part of the working week, the weather front moves north taking rain with it. on friday, and other brings more rain. thursday is looking fairly messy. we will have showers and longer spells of rain pushing northwards and eastwards. it will be windy, especially with exposure in the east and north west. in between, some sunny skies. brisk winds in the south—west of england with temperatures 9—16. and we are not done with the wet weather. as we head into the weekend, looking at showers and rain. areas likely to see the most rain in the next five days are north—east scotland, south—west scotland, eastern northern ireland, south wales and the coasts of devon and cornwall, the coasts of devon and cornwall, the north coast. if you have outdoor plans, bearthat the north coast. if you have outdoor plans, bear that in mind. unfortunately, this is falling in areas that have already had issues with flooding. your word was thursday will be messy. it certainly will be and rainfall totals

some snow for a time over high ground in northern scotland, also turning quite windy for coasts of wales, south—westow pressure that is expected to approach our shores on thursday. this has been named storm ciaran by the met office. the exact track of this low may change a little bit between now and then, so it is worth staying in touch with the forecast as we firm up on the details. certainly, though, it looks like many of us will see some very heavy rain. and down towards the south of england and south wales, there's the chance for inland spots to see gusts of up to 60mph. but if this forecast comes off as is currently expected, we could see gusts of 80—90mph for exposed coasts in the south. that would bring damage and significant disruption, there will also be a lot of rain. this is bbc news, the headlines. health workers report shelling near to the al quds hospital in gaza — hours after israel gives an order to evacuate. the palestinian red crescent says it's requested urgent clarification. this decision affects the lives of ia,000 people, plus our patients. and it's really, they are putting us

rainfall totals stack up, we'll see some more heavy showers across west and wales, the south west of england towards channel coastand, the lion's share of the sunshine north of the central belt. but here the air is going to feel chillier. now, on tuesday, again, scotland still a welcome respite from all of that rain. it should stay largely dry and sunny. a few isolated showers in the north. elsewhere out towards the west, we will see some showers and brighter spells and a warm front starts to creep into south west wales and south west england by the end of the day. on tuesday, temperatures again 9 to 15 degrees celsius. now that warm front will track further north, west and eastwards as we head through tuesday night and into wednesday, bringing with it widespread heavy rain and some strong gusty winds as well. and some of that rain in the chillier air across the highlands will be turning to snow. just take a look at that easterly wind piling, all of that rain onshore into aberdeenshire yet again. it's windy out towards the west here. further south, we're expecting some showers, temperatures again, 9 to 15 degrees

rainfall totals stack up, we'll see some more heavy showers across west and wales, the south west of england towards channel coastastwards further east, largely dry. and for scotland, the lion's share of the sunshine north of the central belt. but here the air is going to feel chillier. now, on tuesday, again, scotland still a welcome respite from all of that rain. it should stay largely dry and sunny. a few isolated showers in the north. elsewhere out towards the west, we will see some showers and brighter spells and a warm front starts to creep into south west wales and south west england by the end of the day. on tuesday, temperatures again 9 to 15 degrees celsius. now that warm front will track further north, west and eastwards as we head through tuesday night and into wednesday, bringing with it widespread heavy rain and some strong gusty winds as well. and some of that rain in the chillier air across the highlands will be turning to snow. just take a look at that easterly wind piling, all of that rain onshore into aberdeenshire yet again. it's windy out towards the west here. further south, we're expecting

some snow for a time over high ground in northern scotland, also turning quite windy for coasts of wales, south—westshores on thursday. this has been named storm ciaran by the met office. the exact track of this low may change a little bit between now and then, so it is worth staying in touch with the forecast as we firm up on the details. certainly, though, it looks like many of us will see some very heavy rain. and down towards the south of england and south wales, there's the chance for inland spots to see gusts of up to 60mph. but if this forecast comes off as is currently expected, we could see gusts of 80—90mph for exposed coasts in the south. that would bring damage and significant disruption, there will also be a lot of rain. the deadliest assault in israel's history. shouting and gunfire so many people are dead and are kidnapped and are hurt that i think israel will never be the same. loud explosion and the brutal response to hamas and its murderous attack. explosion israel is stunned by its security failure. this was a mass attack, well—planned, well—equipped. and we failed. we failed to p

tend back to rain, turning to tend back to rain, turning quite windy around some western coast of wales, the south—westin the north of scotland. as we head through wednesday night and into thursday, things look set to step up a gear. storm ciaran, named by the met office, this area of low pressure, looks most likely that it will track across the south of the uk. many of us seeing some outbreaks of rain, that rain could well cause further flooding at the risk of damaging winds, particularly for gustin damaging winds, particularly for gust in the south of england and the channel islands. possibly touching 80-90 channel islands. possibly touching 80—90 mph. that obviously brings the threat of damage and disruption. we will keep you posted. thanks, ben. and that's bbc news at one. the news continues here on bbc one as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday this monday afternoon. i'm chetan pathak, coming up on the programme: former spanish fa president luis rubiales is banned from all football—related activities for thr

south—west. it'll be a breezy day particularly on the coast, heavy rain moving across the southern part of england rumbles of thunder in that. showery rain coming into the north of england and to the west clearer skies. tomorrow, back end of that rain clears away in the next batch moves in. this rain in the south east will be slow to clear leaving some cloud and some cloud and showers left in scotland and the north—east of england and by the end of the day, more rain coming into the south—west. in between, dry weather and some sunshine. as we head towards the latter part of the week, our systems move northward taking the rain with them. by the time we get to thursday and friday another weather front comes our way, bringing further spells of rain. quite a messy picture on thursday. weather front moving swiftly eastwards taking its rain with it, either side of it will be sunshine and some showers. it'll be quite a blustery day. hive i6 and some showers. it'll be quite a blustery day. hive 16 in the channel islands. the weather does remain unsettled from there. heading into the weekend, a mixture of

and then further the further south along the west coast , that rain be quite coast, that rain could bed cause a little disruption northern disruption coming into northern ireland later on to further south, most places dry and bright, the odd and bright, just the odd shower and again, temperatures mostly in the teens >> it's 10:00 >> it's10:00 and this is mark dolan looking after the shop for the next couple of nights. hs2 goes off the rails as the £100 billion project looks set to be torn up by rishi sunak talks swirling around the conservative party conference today suggests that hs2 us london to manchester leg will be axed by the pm, but is this a decision that is a betrayal of the north or that is the big debate with my panel. we'll debate that shortly in the company of carol malone, matthew lasar and belinda lucy . also lasar and belinda lucy. also tonight is rupert murdoch's media empire about to dramatically switch allegiance to labour? and could that decide the next election? i'll be asking fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie in uncanceled later . mackenzie in uncanceled later. e

heavy showers across western wales, the south west of england towards the channel coast, just driftingare of the sunshine north of the central belt, but the air will feel chillier. on tuesday again, scotland is still a welcome respite from the rain. it should stay largely dry and sunny, isolated showers in the north. towards the west, some showers and brighter spells and a warm front creeps into south west wales and south west england by the end of the day on tuesday, temperatures nine to 50 celsius. that warm front tracks northwards and eastwards on tuesday night into wednesday bringing with it widespread heavy rain and strong gusty winds. some of that rain in the chilly air across the highlands turning to snow. take a look at that easterly wind piling the rain into aberdeenshire yet again. windy towards the west here further south, we expect showers and temperatures 9015 degrees. of more concern than the weather on wednesday is the weather on thursday. this is my country, a deep area of low pressure, a tight squeeze and the isobars. gusts towards the channel coast on wednesday and in

and further south along the and then further south along the west coast, that could west coast, that e disruption coming into northern on. northern ireland later on. to further places dry further south, most places dry and bright, well . well. i'm doing a well . i'm doing a session. well. i'm doing a session. >> hello . good evening. it's me, >> hello. good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight, we'll be bringing you two extra large helpings of the push for growth and tax cuts . while the and tax cuts. while the chancellor told breakfast with eamonn and isabel this morning, i don't think it's going to be possible to do any big tax cuts on the basis, first of all, of the public finances as we see them, because our debt interest payments have gone lot, but payments have gone up a lot, but also , no, because it would also, no, because it would compromise our battle against inflation. the former prime minister, elizabeth truss, said this later in the day . this later in the day. >> i'm calling upon the chancellor for at the

and further south along the and then further south along the west coast, that could west coast, that e disruption coming into northern on. northern ireland later on. to further places dry further south, most places dry and bright, there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £201.05, or £306.85 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year, and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus cost of living payments. well. i'm doing a session. >> hello . good evening. it's me, >> hello. good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight, we'll be bringing you two extra large helpings of the push for growth and tax cuts . while the and tax cuts. while the chancellor told breakfast with eamonn and isabel this morning, i don't think it's going to be possible to do any big tax cuts on the basis, first of all, of the public finances as we see them, because our debt interest paymen

and further along the and then further south along the west coast, that rain could be quite could causeo little disruption coming into northern on. to northern ireland later on. to further south, places dry further south, most places dry and bright, just the odd shower and bright, just the odd shower and mostly u with jb news . jb news. >> good evening. and the top story tonight, the greater manchester mayor says axing the northern be the northern leg of hs2 would be the desperate act of a dying government. the time, government. at the same time, the west the tory mayor of the west midlands, made an midlands, andy street, made an impassioned to impassioned last ditch appeal to mr to not cancel hs2 to mr sunak to not cancel hs2 to manchester. it follows increased speculation about the rail project's future with a number of government ministers calling for the project to be reviewed due to spiralling costs. mr sunakis due to spiralling costs. mr sunak is expected to address the issue at the tory party conference this week . well, the conference this week. well, the chancellor today announ

and further along the and then further south along the west coast, that rain could be quite could causeittle disruption coming into northern on. to northern ireland later on. to further south, places dry further south, most places dry and bright, just the odd shower and bright, just the odd shower and mostly >> it's 9:00 on television, on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight. coming up, in my big opinion , coming up, in my big opinion, i've written rishi sunak keynote speech for conference. so he doesn't have too my manifesto to put the great back into britain . yes, folks, i'll get reaction to my manifesto. that's right. i've written sunak speech. you won't want to miss it. but what do my panel think tonight ? do my panel think tonight? carole malone, matthew lawson and belinda de lucy. carole malone, matthew lawson and belinda de lucy . then, as and belinda de lucy. then, as jeremy hunt declares war on the workshy , has britain become the workshy, has britain become the lazy man of europe again? we'll debate that in the clash with nei

some snow for a time over high ground in northern scotland, also turning quite windy for coasts of wales, south—westdegrees. and then we have a deep area of low pressure that is expected to approach our shores on thursday. this has been named storm ciaran by the met office. the exact track of this low may change a little bit between now and then, so it is worth staying in touch with the forecast as we firm up on the details. certainly, though, it looks like many of us will see some very heavy rain. and down towards the south of england and south wales, there's the chance for inland spots to see gusts of up to 60mph. but if this forecast comes off as is currently expected, we could see gusts of 80—90mph for exposed coasts in the south. that would bring damage and significant disruption, there will also be a lot of rain. live from london. this is bbc news. health workers report shelling near to the al-quds hospital in gaza hours after israel gives an order to evacuate. the palestine red crescent says it has requested urgent clarification this decision affects the lives of 11i,000 people, plus our pati

over high ground in the north of scotland, it is going to turn windy as well for the coast of wales, the south—westplymouth, london, norwich and santelli. and through wednesday night and into thursday, this is where we have real cause for concern, this very deep area of low pressure, named storm ciaran, still some uncertainty about the track of the system. it is most likely to pass across the south of england and wales, certainly in terms of the centre of the low, but the rain will be quite widespread for many areas. the strongest winds looked most likely to be down towards the south, and 80 mph gusts for english channel coast possibly touching 90 mph in the most exposed parts and perhaps more especially across the channel islands, with the risk of damage and disruption, and it does stay very unsettled as we head towards the weekend. hello, i'm rajini. you're watching the context on bbc news. the un says all ten hospitals in the north of gaza have received evacuation orders. thousands of people are being treated in these facilities, and doctors there say moving patients — many of whom are in intens

and as we look toward west africa, fairly quiet, but through the south coast of nigeria, some pulses of rain st goes for kenya. whether it's in play here for how intense that rain has been. and also for some molly adjusts to the west of mogadishu. and for the eastern side of south africa, it is quite active. and then cooler air filters in job or goes from $23.00 to just 10 degrees off funded the you're watching out, just a reminder, a top stories this now israel's prime minister has worn the gauze that will be difficult loan benjamin netanyahu said the conflict has entered a new stage and israel says its troops all still on the ground in cons. i also widening that charge communication, communication networks across guns. i had been completely 7th, some service has now been restored. now since the war began on october, the 7th, israel is bombing campaign across the goals. the strip has killed 7703 palestinians bounce according to the health industry. it says a 112 palestinians have been killed in the occupied westbank in the last 3 weeks to palestinian prisoners have died in is riley c

and as we look towards west africa, fairly quiet, but through the south coast of nigeria, some pulses of rain, same goes for kenya. whether it's in play here for how intense that ring has been. and also for us, the molly adjusts to the west of mogadishu, and for the eastern side of south africa, it is quite active. and then cooler air filters in joe berg goes from 23 to just 10 degrees. authentic. the in watching out. is there a reminder for our top story is this out. israel's administer has wound the war and gone, so it will be difficult. i'm alone. and you've been mentioned young who said that conflicts incentive in stage. israel says its troops is still on the ground and goes off to one name that attacks communication networks across cause a had been completely savage, but some services. now from the store, the inspector general has visited dough hall to discuss what he called an unprecedented escalation in gaza. attending gutierrez, match with category prime minister and foreign minister. shake mohammed been the last 9 autonomy to discuss options for the escalation. but on hopkins

and as we look towards west africa, fairly quiet, but through the south coast of nigeria, some pulses of rain, same goes for kenya. whether it's in play here for how intense that ring has been. and also for us, the molly adjusts to the west of mogadishu. and for the eastern side of south africa, it is quite active. and then cooler air filters in joe berg goes from 23 to just 10 degrees on monday. the you what you notice here, a reminder of our top story is this alex, as well as subject to the causes trip to the heaviest bone bob. and since this kind of the one on the type of the 7th overwhelmed hospitals, our breaking points in the united nations is civil order has collapsed. thousands of people are marching in london to show solidarity with palestine. they want western countries to stop and is room to kill the president. the price is cooling for an inter israel's, for on guns. israel has surface communication networks across the territory and residential areas in the north and seem to have been pumped and evolved for soc the spokeswoman for the palestine ridge. crisen society spoke t

ireland, eastern england, too, but cloudier skies for wales and south west england with some outbreaks of rain particularly close to the coasthaps 15 degrees or so for most of us. a touch up on what we're seeing out there today. and then as we move through tuesday night into wednesday, take a look at this area of low pressure moving its way in from the bay of biscay. the isobars really squeezing as well so that shows us we're going to have that windy spell of weather developing for wednesday. some outbreaks of rain initially for parts of scotland, then later for northern ireland, wales, central and southern england, too. so the winds picking up around that area of rain, 35 to 45 miles per hour, gusts of wind. so enough to cause some disruption. temperatures starting to come up a little bit, so milder with the arrival of that southerly or south—westerly air flow. but let's take a look at the rainfall accumulation we're expecting between wednesday and saturday and just take a look at these colours across the east of scotland. there could be 150 to 200 millimetres of rain, especially for parts of angus and south east grampian,