south yorkshire _ witnessed that as well. south yorkshire police _ witnessed that as well. that as well. south yorkshire police remain at. witnessed that as well. south | yorkshire police remain at the witnessed that as well. south - yorkshire police remain at the scene of the incident as they continue inquiries. meanwhile, the entire sporting community has come together to mourn the loss of adam johnson. games are postponed and minute's silence is observed as a mark of respect. a very tragic story. a very tragic story. our sports correspondent katie gornalljoins us now. katie, this is higly unusual and obviously it's prompted questions about safety. safety, yes, and conversations around equipment as well, particularly neck guards. now, neck guards are currently mandatory for under 18 is in the sport but, to senior level, hardly anybody wears them. talking about a relatively inexpensive bit of kit. it is compulsory in other countries like sweden and finland. it all has echoes, this discussion of what happened to phillip hughes, doesn't it? the australian cricketer who was k

in catcliffe, a village in south yorkshire, the i village in south yorkshire, the devastation causedtoo much to bear. it has really hit me this morning _ too much to bear. it has really hit me this morning of— too much to bear. it has really hit me this morning of how _ too much to bear. it has really hit me this morning of how much - too much to bear. it has really hit me this morning of how much we | too much to bear. it has really hit. me this morning of how much we are going to have lost in the house, some very sentimental things for definite. it'sjust some very sentimental things for definite. it's just awful. four people are confirmed to have died. a man in his 60s passed away in shropshire and two people have died in scotland, including 57—year—old wendy taylor, who was swept away by river water. derbyshire police say it's investigating the death of a woman in her 80s, who died in chesterfield, after her home was flooded. scotland's first minister hamza yousaf will visit brechin in angus, where the river south esk burst its banks, flooding dozens of homes. many families are un

in a village in south yorkshire, the devastation j south yorkshire, the devastation caused by storm babetabet too much to bear. , . , , ., bear. its really hit me this morning and how much _ bear. its really hit me this morning and how much we've _ bear. its really hit me this morning and how much we've lost. - bear. its really hit me this morning and how much we've lost. some i bear. its really hit me this morning l and how much we've lost. some very sentimental things. it's just awful. four people are confirmed to have died. a man in his 60s passed away in shropshire and two people have died in scotland, including 57—year—old wendy taylor who was swept away by river water. derbyshire police says it's investigating the death of a woman investigating the death of a woman in her 80s who died in chesterfield after her home was flooded. scotland's first minister humza yousaf will visit angus where the river burst its banks flooding dozens of homes. many families are unlikely to be back in their properties before christmas. local authorities say the clean—up operation could take days if not w

south. in yorkshire — infrastructure is north to south. tting to london — yorkshire the easiest bit is getting to london. the bit that doesn't work is getting _ to london. the bit that doesn't work is getting across the north. it takes — is getting across the north. it takes me _ is getting across the north. it takes me longer to get from bradford to liverpool than bradford to london _ to liverpool than bradford to london. what we need is infrastructure across the north and the fact— infrastructure across the north and the fact is, — infrastructure across the north and the fact is, it is 180 billion now in terms — the fact is, it is 180 billion now in terms of— the fact is, it is 180 billion now in terms of cost. everyone knows it's a _ in terms of cost. everyone knows it's a white — in terms of cost. everyone knows it's a white elephant. if you were to offer— it's a white elephant. if you were to offer 180 billion divided between birmingham, manchester, liverpool and leeds, — birmingham, manchester, liverpool and leeds, what is the chances

in catcliffe, in south yorkshire, 250 houses were flooded at the weekend.ow, the difficult and emotional task of clearing up has begun here, too. we're here to support you and the residents as much as we can. in angus, the first minister acknowledged that the need was great, but didn't confirm how much financial aid would be provided. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, brechin. scientists say they might have made the biggest breakthrough in treating cervical cancer in 20 years. a study looked at using a course of existing, cheap drugs ahead of the usual radiotherapy treatment, with initial findings suggesting it reduces the risk of women dying by more than a third. cancer research uk, which funded the work, described the results as "remarkable". live now to samuel godfrey — the research information lead at cancer research uk — that is the organisation who funded the study. we've looked at drugs that already exist in his or drugs used in treat millions of people around the world and we know how they work, we know if they're and we know how they work, we know if

.— south yorkshire.ider picture, as you mentioned, in terms of scotland, they are taking the brunt of storm babet and the red weather warning will end at six o'clock this evening rather than midnight, and they expect to receive 100 millimetres of rain today and there is a severe risk to life there. in northern england, there are also severe risk to life warnings and there is actually a new warning in wales so the weather is spreading across the country. a danger to life warning in a village in powys. natural resources wales have issue that flood warning which covers the river severn. there are more than 360 flood warnings across the uk, all the way down to the south—east, and train services have been affected. some train operators are warning people not to travel at all today, so lner have said they'll be an extremely limited service and of coast and northern rail have warned against travelling as lions will be widely flooded, they say. and if we go back to the north of england there is an update. leeds

across parts of lincolnshire, the east midlands and parts of northern england, in particular south yorkshirefor longer spells of rain at times. not as bad as it has been, but we will need to keep a close eye on that. to the south of it, sunny spells and a few scattered showers. for much of scotland and parts of northern ireland, it will be predominantly dry. the bulk of scotland keeping with some sunshine, 11—12 degrees the high here, perhaps highest values of 15 celsius. move out of tuesday and into wednesday, and this little ridge of high pressure building fora time, quietening things down for the start of wednesday before yet another low pressure starts to wind its way in from the atlantic. the isobars squeezing together, the winds a feature. so an easterly wind feeding in some showers. that means western scotland may well stay fairly dry. england and wales starting off dry and bright, clouding over from the south—west eventually on wednesday. temperatures between 10—15 degrees. now, that area of low pressure will continue to push some wet and windy weather at times. very heavy rain movin

i was in south yorkshire yesterday, which is not too far from was in south yorkshire yesterday, whichooding in a village called kakko near rotherham in 2007. —— cat cliff. they thought that would be the end of it. they said they had not seen anything like this. i think the fact it is a sunny day now, but the fact the river levels are still predicted to rise shows this is an unusual and difficult situation, which is why the emergency services in the local authorities are saying to people that it may look sunny at the moment, but there is potentially still a real problem and they should co—operate if asked to do so. stand co-operate if asked to do so. and how our residents _ co—operate if asked to do so. and how our residents coping with this, have you spoken to anyone, what are they doing? i have you spoken to anyone, what are they doing?— they doing? i haven't spoken to any ersonall they doing? i haven't spoken to any personally myself. _ they doing? i haven't spoken to any personally myself, a _ they doing? i haven't spoken to any personally myself, a colleague - they doing? i haven'

in cat cliff, a village in south yorkshire, | with a tractor.much to bear. it's really hit — babet too much to bear. it's really hit me _ babet too much to bear. it's really hit me this _ babet too much to bear. it�*s really hit me this morning, how much we are going to have lost in the house... some very sentimental things... it'sjust awful. sentimental things. .. it's 'ust awful. ., , sentimental things. .. it's 'ust awful. ., . awful. four people are confirmed _ awful. four people are confirmed to _ awful. four people are confirmed to have - awful. four people are l confirmed to have died. awful. four people are i confirmed to have died. a awful. four people are - confirmed to have died. a man in his 60s passed away in shropshire, and two people have died in scotland, including 57—year—old wendy taylor, who was swept away by river water. derbyshire police say it is investigating the death of a woman in her 80s who died in chesterfield after her home was flooded. scotland's first minister humza yousaf will visit brechin in angus where the rive

some, particularly across parts of lincolnshire, the east midlands and into northern england, south yorkshirening in force here. there is a potential again for some further localised flooding to the south of that sunny spells and scattered showers to the north of that. once again, not a bad day for much of scotland and the far north of england, 11 or 12 degrees, the high further south, we're looking at top temperatures of 15 or 16 degrees. eventually, that rain will ease away. another little ridge of high pressure keeps things quiet and a cooler start first thing on wednesday morning, but it's not expected to last as this low will push in further outbreaks of heavy rain and strong winds at times and easterly winds mightjust drive in a few showers across the east coast of scotland. sheltered western areas staying dry. england and wales seeing some sunshine for the bulk of the day before clouding over towards the south west. so that will bring some rain into northern ireland, eventually into south west england and wales. it spills its way steadily north and east. and then we come under that inf

rain — moving across east anglia, lincolnshire into the east midlands, and across to parts of south yorkshiree west midlands. now, with the cloud and the rain around, those temperatures are going to hold up. so it won't be as chilly a start, but yes, it will be wet for some, particularly across parts of lincolnshire, the east midlands and into northern england, south yorkshire. so the rain, fairly showery in nature, but we don't need any more significant rain in these areas. so there is a weather warning in force here, there is a potential again for some further localised flooding. to the south of that, sunny spells and scattered showers. to the north of that, once again, not a bad day for much of scotland and the far north of england, 11—12 celsius the high. further south, we're looking at top temperatures of 15—16 celsius. eventually, that rain will ease away, another little ridge of high pressure keeps things quiet. and a cooler start first thing on wednesday morning, but it's not expected to last, as this low will push in further outbreaks of heavy rain and strong winds at times. and east

actually buses and potholes where his priorities, as chancellor he cut the money on potholes and in south yorkshirereas he was discussing with a particular college from the bbc, the recent round of bus investments or not an additional penny for south yorkshire so i am unsure anyone is believing that if we get promised people's priorities, any of the people will ever see any the money. so they will lose northern powerhouse rail commands of the views —— losing hs2. northern powerhouse rail commands of the views -- losing h52._ the views -- losing h52. goodness knows that — the views -- losing h52. goodness knows that what _ the views -- losing h52. goodness knows that what that _ the views -- losing h52. goodness knows that what that will - the views -- losing h52. goodness knows that what that will do - the views -- losing h52. goodness knows that what that will do for . knows that what that will do for trusting the government in the know. let's pick up one of the issues the chancellor turned two today. he seemed to be suggesting that it is much more expensive to run an infrastructure project like t

i was in south yorkshire yesterday, which is not too farfrom here.ht that would be the end of it. they were saying there that they've not seen anything like this. i think the fact that it's a sunny day now, but i think the fact that the river levels are still predicted to rise, it shows you that this is an unusual and a difficult situation here, and which is why the emergency services and the local authorities are saying to people that it may look sunny at the moment, but there is potentially still a real problem and they should cooperate if asked to do so. and how residents coping with all of this, andy? have you spoken to anyone? what are they all doing? not spoken to any person myself. a colleague of mine has spoken to residents who have come out there. back in south yorkshire where we were yesterday. the people there really are badly affected by it. the levels there reached six feet and really people there are going to face severe problems. it's the human side of things that is really affected. it's notjust the kind of losing your television, los

some, particularly across parts of lincolnshire, the east midlands and into northern england, south yorkshire potential again for some further localised flooding to the south of that sunny spells and scattered showers to the north of that. once again, not a bad day for much of scotland and the far north of england, 11 or 12 degrees, the high further south, we're looking at top temperatures of 15 or 16 degrees. eventually, that rain will ease away. another little ridge of high pressure keeps things quiet and a cooler start first thing on wednesday morning, but it's not expected to last as this low will push in further outbreaks of heavy rain and strong winds at times and easterly winds mightjust drive in a few showers across the east coast of scotland. sheltered western areas staying dry. england and wales seeing some sunshine for the bulk of the day before clouding over towards the south west. so that will bring some rain into northern ireland, eventually into south west england and wales. it spills its way steadily north and east. and then we come under that influence of low pressure, the ic

overnight two areas of rain and in areas we don't need it, lancashire east midlands and south yorkshireher pulse pushes up from the south—west. with the cloud and rain around it will be a relatively mild start, but it will be a nuisance first thing tomorrow morning. not heavy and persistent rain, but some relentless showers in the east midlands and into yorkshire. that could just exacerbate the issues we have got here with localised flooding. you need to keep an eye on that. a better story across england and wales, sunny spells and a few scattered showers. a better story for most of scotland and northern ireland, dry and settle. 11 to 12 degrees. the high is 16, 60 one fahrenheit. as we move into wednesday and at the ridge of high pressure keeps things quiet to begin with, but not for long. low pressure was set to return and dominate the story as we head into the weekend. it will be a quiet start to wednesday. that easterly flow drives in a few scattered showers. by the end of the afternoon there is that front bringing cloud and rain, possibly even sundry downpours to begin with. once t

if you look at sheffield, south yorkshire, that is some of the tram services aren't running, all of thathave got. also worth bearing in mind that the problems are notjust this amber warning which runs through into tomorrow morning but also, potentially, in the time after that, because some of this water will be running on to hills, so the area where we are now, so that will run down into rivers and cause those levels to rise, which again will pose a further threat of flooding if those banks burst in the next two or three days. those banks burst in the next two or three da s. ., ., those banks burst in the next two or three deve— three days. rowan, we can see the swollen liver _ three days. rowan, we can see the swollen liver behind _ three days. rowan, we can see the swollen liver behind you, _ three days. rowan, we can see the swollen liver behind you, are - three days. rowan, we can see the swollen liver behind you, are therej swollen liver behind you, are there are particular areas along its path which are more vulnerable to an increase in those waters? er. increase in those waters? e

london north south yorkshire.cause of severe disruption across the country. the met office also issued a red weather warning for aberdeenshire and angus. that's due to end at 6:00. weather journalist nathan rowell says that this level of alert is extremely rare. >> we often talk about the met office issuing warnings for weather. they don't issue red weather. they don't issue red weather warnings. likely this means there is a danger to life and certainly a danger of disruption within the warning area, which is still in place across eastern scotland until this evening. and there are also some other amber alerts , some other amber alerts, slightly lower level of warning recycling in england will be standardised from 2026. >> the plan will see homes, businesses and schools recycled . businesses and schools recycled. the same materials there will also be a once a week minimum food waste collection to reduce the amount going to landfill. it's all part of the government's drive to simplify the process as this is gb news

in south yorkshire, one of the areas he was discussing with a particular calling from the bbc, the recent of investment will not see a penny of additional investment to yorkshire. i'm not sure people are believing, including the ones you know here in the northwest, will ever see the money, so they will lose northern rail on the top of losing hs2. christian: and goodness knows what that will do for trust and the government in the north. can we pick up one of the issues the chancellor turned to today? he seems to be sugsting it is much more expensive to run an infrastructure project like this in the u.k. than it is in france. why is it cheaper for the french to build a project like this than the u.k.? henri: it is approximately 10 times more expensive in the u.k. one of the reasons for that is when the french bill past a village or town, they don't let the high-speed line in a tunnel. in order to keep tory activists and members have, many local up and down the rows, and places, where they lost an election to the lib dems, they gave away tunnels, gave away cut ends, and on a journey from wes

in catcliffe, in south yorkshire, 250 houses were flooded at the weekend. up has begun here, too. we're here to support you and the residents as much as we can. in angus, the first minister acknowledged that the need was great, but didn't confirm how much financial aid would be provided. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, brechin. that's all for now. you can find much more on the bbc news website. stay with bbc news. hello there. we've started this week off on a fine note, but things are turning more unsettled now. tuesday onwards, and by the end of the week, it'll be turning windier with plenty of blustery showers. so rain at times over the next few days, but there will be some drier, brighter, sunnier moments at times. the pressure chart for tuesday is pretty complicated. we've got a mess of weather fronts across the country. so generally cloudy i think today with variable amounts of rain. i think most of the rain, persistent at times will be across northern and eastern england, areas that really don't need any more rainfall. so we have a met office yellow wa

there have been flood warnings in south yorkshire. andy gill is in cat cliff.fter two o'clock this morning when the flood defences for the river rather failed and this is the result. joining us is the chairman of the parish council. you live down there. what happened this morning? the first thin what happened this morning? he first thing we what happened this morning? tie: first thing we noticed was that there was a split in the flood wall. the water just started there was a split in the flood wall. the waterjust started pouring in out of the river. the river was high but it wasn't coming at the top at that time. since then, i have not been down, but apparently it did come over the top as well. it has just completely engulfed all that part of the village. did just completely engulfed all that part of the village.— part of the village. did it go into our part of the village. did it go into your house _ part of the village. did it go into your house and _ part of the village. did it go into your house and other— part of the village. did it go into your house and

in catcliffe, in south yorkshire, 250 houses were flooded at the weekend.r homes. now, the difficult and emotional task of clearing up has begun here, too. we're here to support you and the residents as much as we can. in angus, the first minister acknowledged that the need was great, but didn't confirm how much financial aid would be provided. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, brechin. argentina is one of the biggest economies in south america, but after many financial crises, it's now experiencing inflation of almost 140%. against that backdrop, it's holding a presidential election. sergio massa, the current economy minister in the centre left government, unexpectedly won the first round against his populist right wing rivaljavier milei. they'll face each other again in the second round next month. 0ur south america correspondent katy watson reports from buenos aires. a chance to kick back and celebrate. this wasn'tjust a victory for leftist sergio massa, but for all that came before him. peronism, kirschnerism — the faces of the political movements that def

in south yorkshire, the flood water has been as high as people ceilings.ere's relief that the risk, though still present, is not as bad as it was. andy gill, bbc news. at the cricket world cup, india have beaten new zealand by four wickets. they reached their target of 274 with 12 balls to spare. india are the only unbeaten side in the tournament. india's next match is against england next saturday in lucknow. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. thanks very much for watching. hello. we've got a window of slightly drier, quieterweather at the moment as storm babet has cleared away. but there are still plenty of flood warnings in force, particularly through central parts of england. now, monday will see quite a chilly morning, even some icy stretches, but a largely dry day for many of us once again. now for the rest of the overnight period, the early hours of monday morning, we have got some rain sitting out to the west here. but for most of us, clear skies, some mist and some fog patches and temperatures even in our towns and cities close to freezing i

in south yorkshire, the flood water has been as high as people ceilings., there's relief that the risk, though still present, is not as bad as it was. andy gill, bbc news. voting is under way in argentina in polls to elect a new president as the country faces the prospect of economic collapse. the frontrunner is javier milei, a libertarian economist who says that adopting the us dollar as the official currency is the best solution to tackle the prospect of hyperinflation. manchester united legend sir bobby charlton passed away on saturday at the age of 86 and since the news came in, fans have been travelling to old trafford all day to sign a book of condolence. ben croucher reports. sunday at old trafford. the sun still shines but it is a darker day. the fans came to sign a book of condolence and remember a great. somebody who was selfless, who just played for the love of the game and the club. he even called the name, theatre of dreams. i've witnessed dreams here. some sadness, some glory. and that's what made me come. for sir bobby charlton, representing

in south yorkshire, the flood water has been as high as people ceilings., there's relief that the risk, though still present, is not as bad as it was. andy gill, bbc news. votes are being counted in argentina in polls to elect a new president as the country faces the prospect of economic collapse. the frontrunner is javier milei, a libertarian economist who says that adopting the us dollar as the official currency is the best solution to tackle the prospect of hyperinflation. our south america correspondent katy watson is in buenos aires with the latest. the polls have closed here in argentina, and behind me the headquarters where there will be watching the results come in. he has turned these elections upside down. he's an outsider, he came to lead the primary as a couple months ago. the economy minister from the... party. but he really was really a different candidate in this race. a man who touts himself as an outsider, who has said he wants to slash costs here in the government, he wants to destroy the central bank, he wants to introduce the us dollar

the areas affected by the serious flood warnings are south yorkshire, the river dee in wales and scotlandfordshire have also been told to that they could experience some flooding as well. you mentioned the travel. the aftermath of storm babet is continuing to affect travel. the train operating companies say that travel could be severely disrupted right up until the end of the day. services in yorkshire, east anglia and wales among the worst—affected there. and the train operating companies in network rail are advising people to check before they travel and if you are travelling to allow more time for yourjourney. now it's time for a look at today's sport with chetan. england's reece topley has been ruled out of the world cup after suffering a broken finger in yesterday's record defeat to south africa. england are back in action on thursday. in today's match, the two remaining unbeaten teams are going head to head in dharmasala with the hosts india taking on new zealand. i'm going to show you the scorecard here. i'm going to show you the scorecard here. put into bat, new zealand made 273,

in catcliff, in south yorkshire, the floodwater has been as high as people's ceilings.ther news now. the united states has ordered eligible family members and non—emergency staff in iraq at its embassy in baghdad and consulate in erbil to leave immediately. the state department also advised us citizens not to travel anywhere in iraq because of "terrorism, kidnapping, armed conflict and civil unrest". ukrainian officials say six people were killed in a russian missile strike on kharkiv. a missile hit a postal distribution centre just outside of the city — it's believed the dead are all postal workers. there's been no comment yet from russia. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. if the huge amount of rainfall in the last few days mystically to these figures in eastern scotland looks like an excess of 200 mm of rain injust that looks like an excess of 200 mm of rain in just that one storm and a 44 mm and a lot of rain and just because the sun is out it doesn't necessarily mean that the threat is completely over and you may want to check the environmental agency website an

in this south yorkshire village, homes were evacuated.operties in chesterfield last night, where the water continued to cause havoc. a village in nottinghamshire also felt the brunt of storm babet. meanwhile in powys, the county council warned people to be ready to leave their homes. the flooding has also caused serious issues on public transport. king's cross station in london closed due to overcrowding, railfirm lner telling passengers not to travel, and several have experienced severe disruption. the good news is that the flood water is receding in many places, but this has been a type of weather event that will take more than just a clean—up to get over. navteonhal, bbc news. hello. some parts of the country have had between 100 and 200 millilitres of rain. the exact figures have still yet to be verified, but they have been exceptional. now, the red warning has expired from eastern scotland, but the amber warning for heavy rain is still valid in the north of scotland. we have to wait a little while before this weather front completely

update. as from south yorkshire on an u date. , , ., , , update.update. this is the main streets, you can see the _ update. this is the main streets, you can see the swans _ update. this is the main streets, l you can see the swans swimming. update. this is the main streets, - you can see the swans swimming. this is where traffic would normally run. it is under several feet of water, you can see the public phone box in the distance. the water level has dropped slightly from earlier this morning, this will take some time to clear up. 250 homes were evacuated yesterday, and let talk to a couple of residents who were taken out of their homes and spent the night away because their house is underwater. chris and sophie, thank you for joining us. chris and sophie, thank you for joining us— joining us. just explain what happened- _ joining us. just explain what happened- we _ joining us. just explain what happened. we were - joining us. just explain what| happened. we were knocked joining us. just explain what - happened. we were knocked up by a neighbour

in catcliff, in south yorkshire, the floodwater has been as high as people's ceilings.ngus and aberdeenshire — in scotland — people are returning to their flooded homes to assess the damage caused by storm babet. people are now cleaning up and making repairs. alexandra mackenzie reports from brechin. so, this is where all the damage... yeah. ..has been. it's just devastating. christine and her partner davey are trying to salvage some of her belongings. ijust can't get my head round it. so, what's the worst thing for you, do you think, about what's happened? losing everything. i've got to start again. for people that doesn't have the money, how can they start again? it doesn't feel like home now. like many others in brechin, christine has no insurance. she said it was just too expensive because she lives so close to the river. we'll do what we can, obviously, help her out and things like that, because she got told she couldn't have insurance here. a lot of companies wouldn't even look at her because it's such a high—risk area. the flooding has subsided in brechin, and th

in catcliffe, in south yorkshire, 250 houses were flooded at the weekend.ional task of clearing up has begun here, too. we're here to support you and the residents as much as we can. in angus, the first minister acknowledged that the need was great, but didn't confirm how much financial aid would be provided. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, brechin. a note from mother nature. a new study said antarctica's ice shelves over the coming decade, humans have lost control of the state of the ice sheet and sea level rises will be greater than previously assumed. floating tonnes of ice extend from the ice sheet into the ocean. they are vital to preventing a further rise in sea levels. thank you for watching. back in 30 minutes with the latest headlines. stay with the latest headlines. stay with us on bbc news. hello there. we've started this week off on a fine note, but things are turning more unsettled now for tuesday onwards, and by the end of the week, it'll be turning windier with plenty of blustery showers. so, rain at times over the next few days, but there wil

in flood—hit areas of derbyshire and south yorkshire, it was raining again today.er. we're up above neck high, above nose high... in chesterfield, lorna squires lives in just one of hundreds of homes which are now uninhabitable. we're just trying to clean up for the builders to come in, and get rid of some of the mud, because we'rejust inundated with mud. i've never seen so much mud. two doors away, her neighbour died in the floods. maureen gilbert was in her 80s. her son eventually broke in and found her body. some people that were still here literally said it took no more than 30 seconds for the water to get into the houses and get to nearly three foot high. so the water came in that fast that she was just overcome. she would have probably been pushed over and fallen in the water. a few hours later, the same river overwhelmed homes in catcliffe, 15 miles away. just to give you an idea of how deep the water was here, this car was almost completely submerged. a tiny fraction of the roof was still showing. and all three over here were completely underwater. you can

in catcliffe, in south yorkshire, 250 houses were flooded at the weekend.difficult and emotional task of clearing up has begun here, too. we're here to support you and i the residents as much as we can. in angus, the first minister acknowledged that the need was great, but didn't confirm how much financial aid would be provided. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, brechin. jasper brooks was a baby who died just 23 hours after he was born. now a coroner has found his death was wholly avoidable, and that there were gross failures by midwives and consultants at the hospital in kent. jasper�*s parents say their concerns were ignored by staff. here's our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan, and you may find some of his report distressing. he lived for a day. we wanted a lifetime with him, which was taken away from us because of how that hospital treated me in labour and how they treated him. jasper brooks was the victim of a series of catastrophic maternity errors that led to his death, aged 23 hours. the central failing, say his parents, was a refusal by s

areas worst hit in england, leading to a major incident being declared in derbyshire, along with south yorkshirehese are live shots looking across the border into lebanon. tensions have been rising between israeli forces and the militant group hezbollah. meanwhile, let's take a look at the shot over into gaza, where aid trucks are still queued up on the egyptian side of the border, waiting to get into gaza. hamas has released its first hostages — two american citizens. we are waiting to see whether more hostage releases are to come. stay with us on bbc news. hello. for some places, the flooding situation could get worse before it gets better — not least in eastern scotland, where we have this new red warning from the met office. further rain through the day on saturday, falling on top of what we've already had. this is friday's rainfall radar. the rain was pretty relentless across eastern scotland and also northern england, parts of east anglia, the north midlands, north wales. huge amounts of rain. we've seen widespread flooding, and this met office amber warning remains in force through the fi

particularly badly, could last until tuesday. 0ur reporter phil bodmerjoined us from catcliffe, in south yorkshirehe main street, as you mentioned there. the swans, you can see just swimming off there. this is where traffic would normally run, but it's under several feet of water. you can see the phone box, the old public telephone box, the red phone box in the distance there. the water level has dropped slightly from where we were earlier on this morning, but this is going to take some time to clear up. as you mentioned, 250 homes were evacuated yesterday. and let's talk to a couple of residents who themselves were taken out of their homes and spent the night away because their house is underwater. chris and sophie, thank you forjoining us today. chris, just explain what happened. we was knocked up by a neighbour, john, at 3 am saturday morning. we were told to move some stuff and get out because the water was going to come over the top. and previously, we'd been promised it wasn't going to come over the top. and in 2007, all the work that was done, millions of pounds, they said in 2007 it should

charlotte leeming reports now from in catcliffe in south yorkshire where families have been evacuatedhomes were flooded in catcliffe at the weekend, leading to a dramatic rescue operation. the nearby river rother overflowed unable to cope with the exceptional amount of rainfall. so the clean—up begins and with the water gone the damage becomes clear. for residents chris and sophie it's a moment they have been dreading. we have onlyjust been able to get back in an hour ago and it's absolutely a scene of devastation, isn't it? i cannot believe the devastation in the kitchen. we've got an american fridge freezer that has lifted up, put a hole in the ceiling and knocked all the kitchen cabinets down. my piano, can't replace that. my auntie just passed away this weekend and that was hers. catcliffe is a community that has seen the dreadful impact of flooding before. huge swathes of the village were underwater after a storm in 2007. the authorities said it was unlikely to happen again. we just heard a lady, shejust walked up, has lived here 60 years, and she confirmed these used to be counc

in this south yorkshire village, homes were evacuated.nued to cause havoc. a village in nottinghamshire also felt the brunt of storm babet. meanwhile in powys, the county council warned people to be ready to leave their homes. the flooding has also caused serious issues on public transport. king's cross station in london closed due to overcrowding, railfirm lner telling passengers not to travel, and several have experienced severe disruption. the good news is that the flood water is receding in many places, but this has been a type of weather event that will take more than just a clean—up to get over. navteonhal, bbc news. let's bring you some latest lines containing the situation in gaza coming to us via reuters concerning the 28 trucks that were allowed in. the un aid chief says there are negotiations to get 20 to 38 trucks going in tomorrow. that being reported on the reuters news agency. stay with us. we will have the latest. thank you for watching. hello. some parts of the country have had between 100 and 200 millimetres of rain, the

in this south yorkshire village, homes were evacuated.er continued to cause havoc. a village in nottinghamshire also felt the brunt of storm babet. meanwhile in powys, the county council warned people to be ready to leave their homes. the flooding has also caused serious issues on public transport. king's cross station in london closed due to overcrowding, railfirm lner telling passengers not to travel, and several have experienced severe disruption. the good news is that the flood water is receding in many places, but this has been a type of weather event that will take more than just a clean—up to get over. navteonhal, bbc news. pakistan's former prime minister, nawaz sharif, has returned home, afterfour years of self—imposed exile in london. this was the moment he touched down in islamabad — days after a court granted him protective bail, removing the threat of immediate arrest for his corruption conviction. his return is seen as the launch of his party's political campaign ahead of elections next year. i want to show you the scenes li

south yorkshire police say their investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death will takethe headlines today.. sheffield wednesday owner dedge—phon chansiri has asked fans to raise £2—million to help the club pay off outstanding debt to hm revenue and customs and cover wages. chansiri, told local press that he has a cashflow problem. another leading player has criticised the playing surface at the wta finals in mexico. wimbledon champion marketa vondrousova says the court isn't up to the standards required. she lost in straight sets to iga swiatek and said the women's tour isn't intrested in the player's opinions. things left wigan warriors. wigan warriors forward morgan smithies has left the reigning super league champions tojoin nrl side canberra raiders on a three—year deal. the loose forward has also also been called up to the england squad for the third and final test with tonga on saturday. bangladesh are the first side to be knocked out of the cricket world cup. they lost by seven wickets to pakistan, who in turn kept their hopes of reacing the semi finals alive ban

in this south yorkshire village, homes were evacuated.r continued to cause havoc. and nottinghamshire also felt the brunt of babet. meanwhile, a severe flood warning meant the county council want people to be ready to leave their homes. the flooding has also caused serious issues on public transport. king's cross station in london closed due to overcrowding, a railfirm telling passengers not to travel and several rail services have experienced severe disruption. the good news is the floodwater is receiving in many places, but this has been the type of weather event that will take more just to get over. —— just a clean—up to get over. there are still 1a flood warnings in place across scotland and people in the worst—hit areas face a lengthy clean—up after substantial downpours led to widespread flooding. our scotland editor james cook reports. this is what storm babet did to this town. the coastguard rescued scores of people here. hundreds of homes and businesses were swamped. tt businesses were swamped. tt looks west today. it is just mad

in catcliffe, in south yorkshire, 250 houses were flooded at the weekend.gus, the first minister acknowledged that the need was great, but didn't confirm how much financial aid would be provided. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, brechin. in 2010, neiljones — a tiler from stoke—on—trent — won almost £2.5 million on a lottery ticket with his partner. he was keen to start a new hobby and spent some of his winnings on a pool table and, as hywel griffith reports, he turned out to be pretty good. it was the lucky break that changed his life. neil's lottery win gave him plenty of money for a pool table and, a retiree at 59, plenty of time to spend with it. now he's ready to fulfil another dream and represent his country. you can win the lottery and it's nice, it's wonderful, fantastic, but you can't buy a place in the england team. you've got to keep on this table and you've got to practise, practise, practise. smile! iam! back in 2010 — when neil and his partnerjulie won — they were so shocked, they hid their lottery ticket under the carpet. a party at a pool hall

in south yorkshire, the flood water has been as high as people ceilings. been affected. in retford, there's relief that the risk, though still present, is not as bad as it was. andy gill, bbc news. in ukraine, six postal workers have been killed and another 17 wounded after a missile strike on a mail depot in the east of the country. ukraine has blamed russia for the attack on the sorting office on the outskirts of kharkiv — so far there's been no comment from the russian authorites. 0ur correspondentjenny hill has been to kharkiv — a warning her report starts with flashing images. this is the moment the missile struck. there were 30 people inside at the time, postal workers preparing parcels for delivery. these pictures recorded just seconds before the archives. the rescue teams, a familiar routine, save the survivors, recover the dead. translation: we were working. there was an explosion. everyone started running away. i helped free people. i did what i could as much as i could. daylight revealed the scale of the damage. this depot was part of an importa

now, south yorkshire the rink.at it was 825 when they'd received reports of a seriously injured player at the arena, and then they had officers still on site yesterday, of course , as as this yesterday, of course, as as this community here in nottingham, as the fans of the nottingham panthers start to grieve and mourn this loss yesterday, particularly , there were big particularly, there were big tributes here. hundreds of people gathered to lay some flowers here, lots of them messages as well. in a statement, nottingham panthers said that adam, our number 47, was not only an outstanding hockey player, but also a great team—mate and an incredible person with his wife and with his whole life ahead of him. and the club will miss him dearly and never, ever forget him particularly as well. a lot of the fans, as you imagine, the fans, as you can imagine, very upset a lot of them, very upset here. a lot of them, 8000 in that stadium on saturday night , 8000 in that stadium on saturday night, having to come to terms with

in this south yorkshire village, homes were evacuated.er continued to cause havoc. a village in nottinghamshire also felt the brunt of storm babet. meanwhile in powys, the county council warned people to be ready to leave their homes. the flooding has also caused serious issues on public transport. king's cross station in london closed due to overcrowding, railfirm lner telling passengers not to travel, and several have experienced severe disruption. the good news is that the flood water is receding in many places, but this has been a type of weather event that will take more than just a clean—up to get over. navteonhal, bbc news. the situation is improving in the area of scotland hardest hit by the storm. a red danger to life warning in angus and aberdeenshire has now ended, but there are fears of further flooding. 0ur scotland editorjames cook has the latest. this is what storm babet did to brechin. the coastguard and other agencies rescued scores of people here. hundreds of homes and businesses were swamped. george wilson and his dog b

areas worst hit in england, leading to a major incident being declared in derbyshire, along with south yorkshires why we would encourage people to stay away from the water, don't drive through it, don't enter it and keep yourself safe. getting around won't be easy. lead bradford airport will remain closed until at least mid morning, after a plane skidded off the runway, and it's set to be a challenging weekend on the railways. several parts of the network are blocked because of flooding. the clean—up operation will not be quick. to actually pump water out of properties, we need somewhere for it to go and that is what we are struggling with today, is we really need it to stop raining so then we can start bringing the water level down. but for the moment, the warning is storm babet is not done with asset. —— with us yet. simon jones, bbc news. you can keep up—to—date with the latest on that storm. there are weather warnings on the bbc website was not in the last hour or so, the uk met office has re—issued its warning for central tayside and fife and grampian regions, prolonged and heavy rain is ex