up to around 15 or 16 in the south—east.th—east of england and finally the rain pulls away from the north and east of scotland. so conditions turning drier here, clearskies, lighter winds and clear spells. so it will turn quite chilly, temperatures in single digits for most. with lighter winds, we could see a bit of mist and fog too. part two of the weekend, we're in between weather systems. a much quieter, much more settled day to come. we'll see storm babet, the low pressure system, move northwards, away from the north of scotland. so a vastly, much better day across the north and east of scotland, with some sunshine. plenty of sunshine for northern ireland, england and wales. just the chance of a few showers developing out west through the afternoon. most places will stay dry. winds will be lighter but after that chilly start, it will be a slightly cooler day. temperatures of 10—15 degrees. it doesn't last, though. as we head into next week, we'll see further low pressure systems hurtling in off the atlantic to bring us f

now, tonight, and the south east. now, tonight, and other weather front approaches.d scotland through the early hours. and it will be quite persistent, so it is not going to be moving much to the north or south, it willjust keep coming. and i think quite a lot of rain to come across this part of the country. temperatures will be about the same weather you are in the north of the south. this is a weather map for wednesday, large area of high pressure and warm weather across more south western parts of europe. we are closer to the weather front here so a soggy day across parts of western scotland through tomorrow. south of that weather front, through tomorrow. south of that weatherfront, with through tomorrow. south of that weather front, with this south—westerly winds, it is starting to turn a little more humid again. temperatures are in the high teens as far north as newcastle. and in the north of scotland, a little bit fresher at around 12 or 13 the other side of the weather front. this is the forecast for thursday. notice we're starting to develop a southerly breez

across scotland, the rain increasingly becoming confined to the south—east of scotland, at least thendy — gusts of 50 to 60 miles per hour, even more than that across central and northern parts of the uk. lighter winds further south, a mix of sunshine and showers here. but a met office amber warning affecting parts of south—east scotland and down the spine of northern england in force from 12 o'clock on friday because we could see up to 120 millimetres of rain. that rain relentless, really, as we head through friday evening, and then actually moving back in across the eastern side of scotland, so that could exacerbate flooding issues here. we start the weekend with temperatures north to south between 5 and 12 degrees and we start the weekend with low pressure still firmly in charge, bands of rain circulating around the low. still quite windy in places in the far south—west and more especially up towards the north, but not as windy by this stage. but we will see further outbreaks of rain, especially across the eastern side of scotland, into northern scotland as well, places where we r

further south—east, 2425 degrees. 0n south—east, 2425 degrees. west scotland, heavy and persistent rain. they could be rain across northern ireland and moving west into north coast of england. the back of the sunshine hangs on towards the south—east of england where again temperatures will rise to the low and mid 20s. that will end. they keep, because the cold front will sink slowly southwards. that will produce rain, that will be a and park itself towards the south coast on thursday, introducing much cooler and thinner air. he the outlook for our capital cities as we head through the week. milder air, cities as we head through the week. milderair, creeping cities as we head through the week. milder air, creeping towards the south—east, and then rain. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines: a day after hamas militants stormed into israeli territory, the death toll from the fighting has risen to more than a thousand. israel's military says residents near gaza will be evacuated within the next 24 hours, as it intensifies its response to saturday'

of rain from the south-east today, from various cities located in the south-east provinces, such astan and baluchistan, kerman or hormozgan, but for tonight, it will be a foregone conclusion that the rain will continue in the south of the city in the province. sistan and baluchistan are still waiting for rain in various cities like sarvan niktesh nikshe or zahidan itself , we have rain in kerman province, most of its southern areas, and for sistan and baluchistan, this region in the east of sistan and baluchistan, especially sardasht beshagard region , we will still have rain tonight, but for tomorrow at all let me say that for tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, as we can see , we do not have that much rain in the country and we have an almost calm atmosphere. we should not worry because the conditions are such that there will not be such an increase and maximum conditions will be unhealthy for sensitive groups, but for monday, that is, monday is the day when we have to wait for the arrival of systematic rainfall this week, which will first affect the provinces along the caspian s

take a trip down the me calling river of south east asia is mother of water and that's on doc film. after a very short break, just to meet with, you can get up to date on the date of the news. i'm sarah kelly and berlin, thanks for watching the, the shuttle, the color and key, more people than ever on the world wide in such a bed. nearby, facile jessica middle castle josh. find out about robina story info. mike runs the of the meek home is the longest river in south east asia, the it boast rich by diversity and branch taking wilderness. the river originates in the 2 beds and plant to induce over 4300 kilometers long. the, the face of the river is ever changing. at points it flows slowly through tropical landscapes, but others, it plunges through steep. gorgeous. meet home is the lifeline of south east asia. it's a transport route for millions of people bringing work and food to many countries. it flows from china threw me on my louse thailand, to cambodia and vietnam to the south china sea. it's one of the longest rivers in the well, the we're on a journey through northern allows us

i would like to inform the border guard that they have arrested 90,000 people, mainly in the south-east, that is , we have arrested those who intend to invade or enter the country, and during a process, we have promised them to their country , sardar godarzi, that the border guard has full control over entry and exit. foreign doctors said that when these are present they are found, they are arrested at night and during the day, and we introduce them to the camps. usually, we keep an eye on them and determine how many times they have entered our country and finally, how can we deliver them to the other side with our border diplomacy. according to the commander of the country's border guard, the actions that are being maneuvered in the cyberspace, like the images of the arrival of doctors with a truck, are the work of the enemy and should not be paid attention to. in my opinion, these issues in cyber space are exaggeration and this is like the general problem of people under the tent among the outsiders. among them, one part was filmed in the soil of afghanistan with a suitcase and this i

saw some quite heavy bursts of rain actually towards the south—east corner. that will affect the south—west of england later in the day. but for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, some sunny spells, some showers, too, particularly in the north—west of scotland. 11 degrees for stornoway and a cooler day across many parts of england and wales, 15 to 17 degrees. through this evening and tonight it will turn very wet indeed across many parts of england and wales. could be enough rain to give some issues with flooding. turning windy as well. another band of cloud and patchy rain pushing southwards across scotland and northern ireland. not as cold as it was last night here, still very mild down towards the south. now, through tomorrow, this band of rain across parts of northern england into wales. ahead of that, a mix of sunny spells, but some sporadic outbreaks of heavy and possibly thundery rain. sunshine and showers for scotland and northern ireland. turning very windy in the far north and also actually quite windy across parts of wales and the sou

some of that rain likely to be very heavy across south—east england, too. by one hour on saturday night into sunday. now, as we head through saturday evening, then that rain will gradually push its way further northwards across to southern scotland, northern england and northern ireland. this is how we'll begin sunday morning. some showers feeding in towards the south, but also some sunshine. blustery conditions. that rain perhaps moving further northwards as we head through the day on sunday. temperatures again generally between ten and 15 degrees celsius for most, but staying very unsettled, possibly turning stormy too through the middle part of next week. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news. a senior un official warns that many more will die in gaza from catastrophic aid shortages — and says aid deliveries so far amount to �*nothing more than crumbs�*. israel's military says it's carried out more air and ground attacks in gaza — hitting dozens of hamas targets and killing a senior commander. almost three weeks on from the october 7th attacks — w

south—east scotland, north—east england maybe a bit of frost. pressure, to the north and north—east of scotland for saturday, but it will help to drive that colder air southwards to all the blue colours on the chart here. now, if we take took a look at saturday, we'll have frequent showers turning wintry across northern scotland. showers may be wintry in the west of england and wales on the tops of the highest hills, but most it's rain, maybe a little bit of hail. some of those showers pushing their way southwards and eastwards. but a good parts of southern and south—eastern scotland, eastern and southern england will stay dry on saturday. but, for all, seven to 13 celsius, it will feel colder, well down on what we've had for some through the week. with winds falling a bit lighter through saturday night into sunday, our first widespread rural frost on the grass for sunday morning, especially across the central and northern parts of the uk, but lots of sunshine. a crisp day to get an autumn walk in. still breezy down some eastern coasts. a bit mo

saw some quite heavy bursts of rain actually towards the south—east corner.west. that will affect the south—west of england later in the day. but for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, some sunny spells, some showers, too, particularly in the north—west of scotland. 11 degrees for stornoway and a cooler day across many parts of england and wales, 15 to 17 degrees. through this evening and tonight it will turn very wet indeed across many parts of england and wales. could be enough rain to give some issues with flooding. turning windy as well. another band of cloud and patchy rain pushing southwards across scotland and northern ireland. not as cold as it was last night here, still very mild down towards the south. now, through tomorrow, this band of rain across parts of northern england into wales. ahead of that, a mix of sunny spells, but some sporadic outbreaks of heavy and possibly thundery rain. sunshine and showers for scotland and northern ireland. turning very windy in the far north and also actually quite windy across parts of wales and th

that's what this it's way across the south. east of australia, bringing damaging winds to the likes of cars, media and some very heavy rain to victoria and new south wales. the tail end of that front still bringing sprinkle of showers to coastal areas of queens in with sunshine and managing to dominate in brisbin. and it'll be more in the way of sunny skies across the north while the cloudy and cool as it getting to saturday full that southeast corner. that's not the case. however, full pass, lots of heat pulling in friday into saturday. i'm pushing the temperature sky high about 10 degrees above the average by the time we get into such a date, much cooler on sunday. and we're seeing something of a cool down across new zealand as that front stuck to move into the south of the south island, bringing a winter re edge and some heavier rain that will sweep into christ church. by the time we get into such a heavy rain as well, affecting the north island through the weekend. and as we have to south east asia, the heaviest of the rain affe

one of the important infrastructures for istifah is the same north-south, east-west routes that we can complete these paths and reach the result inshallah , let's do this as soon as possible, both the rail route and the road route are very important in this regard. next, section 8 of this freeway will be connected to the south of bushehr province and salouye region. this one piece from the side of bosher should start the operation of ajaish towards shiraz. mr. raisi went to the students and academics of shiraz after the opening of azadare shiraz isfahan to announce the beginning of the new academic year of the country from shiraz. in this ceremony, a number of students and academics had the opportunity to express their opinions and views in the presence of the president. meeting with the people at the sacred shrine of hazrat shah charaq (peace be upon him) and participating in yaduz hafez will be among the other programs of the first day of the president's trip to fars. broadcast news provision. shiraz yes, as you have seen and heard in this report, the president visited fars province

with these atlantic winds. 15 in glasgow, still 22, 23, maybe 2a degrees celsius in london and the south—eastobars there. that means a feral breeze blowing off the atlantic. it's going to be more or less a westerly. but high pressure is fairly close by. that high pressure will be building across the uk. so, here's tuesday, then. a few showers across many western and northern areas. i think it'll feel a little bit fresher around these western coasts — 16, 17 celsius. we may nudge to about 20 or so in london, but i think it's the teens for most of us on tuesday. and here's a snapshot of the week and you can see that the best of the weather across the south of the country but overall, actually, not too bad with a few showers here and there. live from washington. this is bbc news. the us congress narrowly averts a government shutdown with just hours to spare after the senate approved a temporary funding bill. 100,000 people have fled nagorno karabakh, meaning the entire ethnic armenian population of the disputed region has left. in pakistan, an investigation is under way looking into two deadly b

still some outbreaks of rain over the east midlands, east anglia the south east anglia and the south uth east pote|hourv still around for the anglia and the south east pote|hour , still around for the anglia and the south east pote|hour , gradually|d for the anglia and the south east pote|hour , gradually pulling e rush hour, gradually pulling away the morning. then away through the morning. then brighter skies, showers for western scotland, parts of northern england, a few for wales and northern ireland too. but of the south and east but much of the south and east having a largely dry afternoon, a temperatures a fresher feel. temperatures mostly in the teens at best. mostly in the mid teens at best. and similarly on wednesday, the winds a little lighter . on winds a little lighter. on wednesday, much of central and eastern england looking dry and bnght eastern england looking dry and bright , but eastern england looking dry and bright, but more wet eastern england looking dry and bright , but more wet weather bright, but more wet weather coming northern scotland. coming into northern

everything happened, right here, in front of this traffic light, donetskaya street, this is the south-east, there are residential buildings nearby, the footage clearly shows how the mercedes stopped at red signal, at that moment another car drove up to it from the side, strangers got out, surrounded the car, and fired several times, first it was a traumatic weapon, and then they broke the glass with an ax, pulled out the bag, disappeared from the place, by the way, and here we have now arrived at the place and saw that there were traces of blood, glass fragments , pon..." according to our data, there was a fairly large amount of about 20 million rubles in the bag. that is, the attackers deliberately pursued the driver of the mercedes. i would like to note that there was a traffic light there were a lot of cars, but none of the other motorists reacted or tried to help the wounded man, only then the victim turned out to be forty-eight-year-old alexey volodin, they called an ambulance, fortunately... he survived. man hospital. the prosecutor's office coordinates the work of law enforcement ag

off the atlantic out of the west, these gale force winds will start to develop out of the east, south—eastur. and then actually as the days go by, they even get stronger in some northern areas. so look at all of that rain in the south, south—west, into northern ireland, really torrential in places. and then, through early thursday, that rain moves northwards and these rain clouds kind of align themselves like a conveyor belt along that strong to gale force wind blowing out of the south—east. so that's why those rain clouds will keep coming at this part of the country here. so hence the most amount of rainfall here and the possibility of some disruption. that's it. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news. day 11 of the war. and israeli missiles continue to rain down on gaza with the aim of eliminating hamas. fresh pleas from international aid organisations to urgently allow supplies into gaza — but israel's military denies there's a humanitarian crisis. i'm saying there's no humanitarian crisis. we've asked people to move. there's water and there's electricity. the us president visits

it plunges through steep. gorgeous, meet home is the lifeline of south east asia. it's a transport route for millions of people bringing work and food to many countries. it flows from china threw me on my louse tile into cambodia and vietnam to the south china sea. it's one of the longest rivers in the wells. the. we're on a journey through northern allows us to explore the landscapes and experience the laid back laotian way of life. the time in a small village on the meek, on river lives 50 year old 2nd. twice a day. he takes his whole fishing boat out onto the river of a 1200 different species of fish live in the me call, making it one of the most species rich imminent waters on the us. so i've been fishing here for over 20 years now. i moved to the village as a young man to live with my wife. i learned how to fish from the old man in the village, how long the fishing is, know my main source of income loss. i also work as a teacher at the elementary school in the village. it's like an item publishing is what i like to do the most. so i lost the rif awesome. i can

at the same time, the cloud will build across the south—east and we will see rain arrive, it will beme sunshine which will be hazy at times with highs of up to 16 or 17 degrees. if we pick up this rain tonight it moves northward through parts of the midlands, east anglia, lincolnshire, yorkshire and northern england. 0f lincolnshire, yorkshire and northern england. of course, we don't want or need the rain. we have a second band of rain following in behind and showers across scotland and northern ireland with all of this going on it will not be as cold in the north is last night. tomorrow you can see the low pressure area associated with the rain coming into the east and we also have a weak weather fronts across southern areas, which will eventually fizzle. for the south it will be a mixture of bright spells, sunshine and showers and the rain to lean towards the east and the south—east through the day. but for scotland, the far north of england and northern ireland, largely dry with one or two showers and temperatures 11 to 17 degrees. as we head on through the rest of the week, low

to the south of that it's largely dry and pretty warm, 22 degrees or so towards the south—east, but toain becomes heavy and persistent for northern ireland, parts of scotland. also north—west england, cumbria, lancashire seeing quite a bit of rain. to the south of that some clear spells, a bit of low cloud, mist and murk drifting in around some of these irish sea coasts. a mild night wherever you are, particularly in the south, with those temperatures sitting in the mid—teens from the word go. colder conditions up towards the northern isles in the colder air here. through the day tomorrow you can see this rain just continuing across much of scotland. it is going to be heavy and persistent, particularly over the hills in the west. further south, the sunshine a little bit hazy — we've got quite a lot of saharan dust in the air. but look at those temperatures, 2a to 25 possible down towards the south—east, widely in the high teens or low 20s, but for scotland, where we've got the cloud and the persistent rain and some breezy conditions, only nine degrees there in aberdeen. that contrast c

. brighter south—east.wers tn b ut �*ds north northwest brighter with 1 or 2 showers tnbut�*ds the north northwest brighter with 1 or 2 showers tnbut�*ds the sunshine northwest brighter with 1 or 2 showers tnbut�*ds the sunshine towards est . but in the sunshine towards the south—east quite the south—east becoming quite warm. temperatures here peaking at 23 or celsius amid 70s in at 23 or 24 celsius amid 70s in fahrenheit and even towards the north degrees. it's north at 17 or 18 degrees. it's pretty for the time pretty warm for the time of yean pretty warm for the time of year. as we head through the evening and overnight, that band of affect some of rain continues to affect some central southern of central and southern parts of the fairly patchy rain here the uk. fairly patchy rain here and the far south—east and i think the far south—east should against a fine with some clear spells, with clearer spells the north and spells towards the north and northwest few showers once northwest and a few showers once

across scotland, the rain increasingly becoming confined to the south—east of scotland, at least the of 50 to 60 miles per hour, even more than that across central and northern parts of the uk. lighter winds further south, a mix of sunshine and showers here, but a met office amber warning affecting parts of south—east scotland and down the spine of northern england in force from 12 o'clock on friday because we could see up to 120 millimetres of rain. that rain relentless, really, as we head through friday evening, and then actually moving back in across the eastern side of scotland, so that could exacerbate flooding issues here. we start the weekend with temperatures north to south between 5 and 12 degrees and we start the weekend with low pressure still firmly in charge, bands of rain circulating around the low. still quite windy, in places in the far south—west and more especially up towards the north, but not as windy by this stage. but we will see further outbreaks of rain, especially across the eastern side of scotland, into northern scotland as well, places where we really will

a decent day for east anglia and the south—east. the north and we developed this more southerly flow of air, so a warm atmosphere coming in from the south thanks to this dip in the jet stream which is scooping up the warm air. look at the hot conditions across spain, portugal, france. temperatures widely into the 20s, the mid and high 20s briefly across the mid and high 20s briefly across the south of the country. we have had temperatures in the 20s this early october. that warmth is sustained for some of us, this is quite extraordinary but something we expect more often now. today at one — rishi sunak says he won't be rushed into a premature decision on the hs2 high speed rail line. the conservative party conference has been dominated by speculation the prime minister is about to cut the birmingham to manchester leg of the project. i'm going to approach this the same way i approach everything — thoughtfully, carefully, across the detail, and making what i believe is the right decision in the long term for our country. mr sunak will

to the south of that it's largely dry and pretty warm, 22 degrees or so towards the south—east, but tocomes heavy and persistent for northern ireland, parts of scotland. also north—west england, cumbria, lancashire seeing quite a bit of rain. to the south of that some clear spells, a bit of low cloud, mist and murk drifting in around some of these irish sea coasts. a mild night wherever you are, particularly in the south, with those temperatures sitting in the mid—teens from the word go. colder conditions up towards the northern isles in the colder air here. through the day tomorrow you can see this rain just continuing across much of scotland. it is going to be heavy and persistent, particularly over the hills in the west. further south, the sunshine a little bit hazy — we've got quite a lot of saharan dust in the air. but look at those temperatures, 2a to 25 possible down towards the south—east, widely in the high teens or low 20s, but for scotland, where we've got the cloud and the persistent rain and some breezy conditions, only nine degrees there in aberdeen. that contrast continu

with these atlantic winds. 15 in glasgow, still 22, 23, maybe 2a degrees celsius in london and the south—eastd you can see quite a few isobars there. that means a feral breeze blowing off the atlantic. it's going to be more or less a westerly. but high pressure is fairly close by. that high pressure will be building across the uk. so, here's tuesday, then. a few showers across many western and northern areas. i think it'll feel a little bit fresher around these western coasts — i6, 17 celsius. we may nudge to about 20 or so in london, but i think it's the teens for most of us on tuesday. and here's a snapshot of the week and you can see that the best of the weather across the south of the country but overall, actually, not too bad with a few showers here and there. live from washington, this is bbc news. the us congress has narrowly averted a government shutdown with just hours to spare, after the senate approved a temporary funding bill. 100,000 people have fled nagorno—karabakh, meaning the entire ethnic armenian population of the disputed region has left. in pakistan, an investigation has

some showers quite widely across england and wales, more persistent rain in the south—east corner.ving a drier day today. temperatures, nine in aberdeen, 15 in many spots further south. this evening and tonight will see further showers, longer spells of rain, this band becoming really slow moving across south—eastern parts of northern ireland. across scotland, where we keep clear skies, in the highlands temperatures were some will drop down below freezing, my other further south. tomorrow, this line of cloud and showery rain still slow moving across parts of northern ireland, also affecting northern england, down into east anglia. mind that, to the south of that, a slice of sunshine and one or two showers. then a band of heavy rain, another one pushing into the south—west. all the while, scotland seeing some sunshine and just a peppering of showers in the north. tuesday night into wednesday, here comes another frontal system. this one is going to bring yet another dose of heavy rain, perhaps some snow for a time over a high ground in northern scotland, but then turning to tend back

and that could be some localised flooding but look at temperatures, 25, 26 possible towards the south—eastell above average, typically a bit cooler where we've got the cooler air mass in the north. heading through into sunday we still got a weather front, through into sunday we still got a weatherfront, a bit more rain for a time across parts of scotland but further south temperatures are going to be on the rise rise again so it's looking pretty warm for many of us through the weekend. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm adam wild. the cricket world cup gets under way in india with a replay of that dramatic final from four years ago — defending champions england taking on new zealand. we'll look ahead to another busy european football night, six british clubs in continental competition. further problems in rugby union asjersey reds announce liquidation after politicians vote against financially supporting the championship club. welcome along. let's start in ahmedebad and the cricket world cup,

south east grampians and angus, that combination of heavy rain, strong winds and large waves could causesruption. thanks, sarah. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. 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. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday. five new sports are approved for the 2028 olympics — squash, cricket, lacrosse, flag football and baseball or softball are all in. australia pick up important wickets against sri lanka at the cricket world cup with both teams searching for their first win of the tournament. and we're down to the last four at the rugby world after a weekend of thrilling quarter finals in france. the international olympic committee has approved five new sports, including cricket and flag football, for inclusion at the 2028 los angeles games. lacrosse, squash and baseball—softball are also included following an ioc meeting in mumbai. each host city can request the inclusion of several sports for their edition of

signs for a fair amount of rainfall, but there are distinct spots in the uk and it looks like the south—eastd see heavy rain too. but it is really this part of the country we are focusing on. for today, the wet weather spreads into southern and western parts of the uk. the rain doesn't even necessarily have to be torrential at any moment, it is more that it will be very persistent in certain parts of the country over the next few days. early on thursday, the heaviest rain is across the north of england and the lakes in two parts of scotland and northern ireland. in the south, there is even a bit of brightness in the afternoon, with some showers and thunderstorms. the winds will also be very nasty. and quite unusually, we will see a severe gale blowing out of the east or south east and it will be pushing in the rain clouds to the same place through thursday and friday. to look at that. for the bulk of the country, sunny spells in the downpour, but it is in the eastern parts of scotland, where we also have amber warnings. there are multiple warnings in force because different parts of scotland

more rain moving into the south—east of england later today.t just shy of two inches of rain in a few hours. it was a miserable start to monday morning here. scattered showers moving up through wales and a relatively quiet day for many. sunshine across northern england and the bulk of scotland. clouding over a little across england and wales later today, particularly in the south—east where there is a risk of rain to close out play. temperatures generally around 11—16 celsius, still slightly above where they should be this time of year. overnight we will be seeing rain, pushing its way in a class east midlands and east anglia where we don't need it. at the same time that will be joined don't need it. at the same time that will bejoined by don't need it. at the same time that will be joined by another weather front moving in from the south west. more wet weather to come but temperatures will stay up in the double digits. this weather front pushing in from the north sea might bring outbreaks of rain, fairly showery but nevertheless we do not need

off the atlantic out of the west, these gale force winds will start to develop out of the east, south—east areas. so look at all of that rain in the south, south—west, into northern ireland, really torrential in places. and then, through early thursday, that rain moves northwards and these rain clouds kind of align themselves like a conveyor belt along that strong to gale force wind blowing out of the south—east. so that's why those rain clouds will keep coming at this part of the country here. so hence the most amount of rainfall here and the possibility of some disruption. that's it. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news. day 11 of the war — and israeli missiles continue to hit gaza. more dire warnings from international aid organisations and pleas to allow supplies in. but israel's military denies there's a humanitarian emergency. i'm saying there's no humanitarian crisis. we've asked people to move. there's water and there's electricity. a5 israel prepares for its ground offensive — the us announces that president biden will visit tel aviv tomorrow. the mother of a french—israel

probably not quite as warm as saturday, but still temperatures up to about 23 degrees in the south—eastr parts of england and wales over the next five days or so. a few showers further north, but temperatures for all of us will be above average for the time of year. bye— bye. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. you're watching the context on bbc news. this is, without a doubt, the deadliest missile strike that ukraine has seen for more than a year. we must not allow putin to destabilise any other part of the world and our parties in order to ruin europe's power. translation: since june 4th alone, the ukrainian army has _ lost over 90,000 men. these are irrecoverable losses. in ukraine, one of the deadliest russian missile strikes of the war. the head of the un says attacks on civilians must stop. also, more unwelcome records broken. temperatures in september were the warmest on record. after rishi sunak�*s pitch to the nation, what is sunakism? and what's it offering? "retain and explain" is the advice. we'll look at the new government guidance on what to do with controversial historical sta

will continue, at the same time as this system leaves the south-east borders, the rains will end inse areas, but another phenomenon that is visible is that we expect the persian gulf to be rough for the next 3 days. thank you for accompanying us until this moment. marrah hasbullah, welcome to the messenger of god, sansali in al-ghous, god willing, sansali in al-ghous, god willing, we are lovers of war with sahion, or haider, we are famous in two worlds with hussein, or haider, we are the children of fiqh and crazy, or haider, or haider, or haider, our iranian amazement is visible. our soleimani generation is seen in the sea our royal family is seen in the heart of haifa and telavi. soon shur raj will see our reading, o holy one, peace be upon you, o holy day, the day of vengeance , youmtakam, marhaba lashkar hizbollah, marhaba jaish rasoolullah, sanusli fils, god willing, poi haider will come, the door-knock will come to khyber, o quds, a little light dawn will come. bovi lashkar malik ashdar is coming oppressed, don't you remember, you are stuck in the parties, your life is a day o

top temperatures up to 24 or 25 somewhere in south east england.d and also wales it's going to rejuvenate. some patchy fog ahead of it, blustery showers behind it. and under clear skies we're looking at a chilly night in sheltered glens with temperatures falling away to four or six but mild across england, wales and northern ireland. through tomorrow, our band of rain slowly sinks southwards. won't get into the far south till after dark. on the other side of it, we're looking at sunshine, blustery showers. still windy across the far north of scotland, but fresher conditions will be following behind that weather front. so temperatures 10 to about 17 degrees for most of us. it's the south that's still clinging on to the warmer conditions at this stage. so wednesday into thursday, our front lingers in the south as a weak feature, but then it will develop a wave in it, so it will rejuvenate later in the day. so to start with, across southern england it will be cloudy, there'll be some drizzle around. it's later heavier rain will come in. pushing north

hezbollah escalated in the south-east of lebanon, that is, fleeing from border partners in an operation that hezbollah officially declared responsible for 3 important bases of the zionist regime's army in the western mountains of the golan heights in the interior of lebanon for one hour. this was the firing of hezbollah forces corps caused these attacks to damage fortifications to this corps. part of hezbollah's operation was carried out with targeted missiles. for now, the situation in southern lebanon is reported to be calm. but the zionist regime is worried about the scope of the battle being extended to the north. zionist media circles are talking about the possibility of a new war on the northern front. that we are witnessing the preparation of hezbollah forces in various areas of southern lebanon , and the united nations peacekeeping forces, yes, some of them are leaving their positions in the zero border areas of lebanon with occupied northern palestine. solidarity with the palestinian resistance and the lebanese resistance is going to be held this afternoon in the south, in the

so we're right at the spot where the 1st attack took place on north stream to south east of going home. yeah, so i'm talking to you this, the 5, this red arrow is where we are now. if you zoom in here, you can see this dotted line. that's the pipeline we soon realize that nothing goes unnoticed in the baltic. sea military vessels, petrol. these waters constantly the world major powers, keep a close eye on one another. here, a delta echo. remember that must be the russian worship back there that we heard about which means are most certainly being watched here in the scene of the crime, it lies more than 70 meters below the water surface. that's why we brought along professional divers course specially trained for deep sea dogs. for the pick up, i've been trying to convince myself, it's just a normal dive. but i haven't quite succeeded because each diver is carrying around 100 kilos worth of equipment for deep sea tides. they need a special gas mixture composed of oxygen, helium, and nitrogen. the a year after the attacks german investigators most promising theory sounds incredible. this

you see, from the north, south, east, west, well, one on the side of the syrian golan, there is now ance front , no matter what they try to do in the golan, they cannot advance from the other side of the lebanese-lebanon border. hezbollah's strong and strong front is in the south of lebanon . you look from this side, deep inside the occupying regime of the west bank, the west bank today's threat has become the first threat of the regime of the occupying regime, why are they armed today , today the young people of the west bank are ready to fight. they found abbas and a self-governing government today this is not the case today in the west bank, the people in the depths of existence and the heart of the so-called regime are moving , they feel very afraid . there are frequent operations from there by the palestinian youth in the west bank. extraordinary political and social issues that they are facing today. judicial reforms are an excuse, for example, in one week, 70,000 people from the occupied territories came to protest against netanyahu. well, i think this is the 39th week that the

that in the that wind coming in from the south—east. unusual south—east. scotland. so the wettest conditions will be in the rather than the west. the east rather than the west. and by friday, we'll see accumulations up to 150. and in some exposed parts of aberdeenshire and angus 200 or 250mm, that's more than a month's worth of rain in just a few days. that would cause widespread flooding, transport disruption and danger to life. that's why there is a red warning in force. it's going to stay wet and windy in the north and further south. another bout of wet weather moves in that could affect south—east england through the day on friday with 50 or even 75mm in places so very unsettled next few days a president leaves and a prime minister arrives as tensions ease in the middle east, continue to flare up . continue to flare up. >> good morning to you. it's heading towards 8:00 on thursday, the 19th of october. this is breakfast with isabel webster and stephen dixon. >> and here's what's leading the news this morning . news this morning. >> israel's military sa

sometimes they unload or load cargo depositions are being made and this is mainly in the south-east of the country. we foreigners who are in our country must pay attention to the warnings given by the ministry of foreign affairs, the national organization of foreign nationals, or foreign doctors who are now established in the structure of the ministry of foreign affairs, and they will be supported, and this is being done. it is not a special case, i think some people think from these exaggerated figures, some people should not pay attention to the public call to prayer. and this is also the desire of maandina, the desire of the enemy, it is being guided from outside , it is not very important, we do not have any special problem with our neighbors, thank god, very well, in the fight against smuggling, what kind of goods are smuggled out of the border, or are they being smuggled in from across the border? yes, how do you see our performance in the past year?

now 11, the twins from south—east london say they always get the same reaction when they tell peoplehey were once conjoined. what?! they're like, really? because we are separated now and they wouldn't really think that we were conjoined like that as well. are you proud of being conjoined? yes. we obviously do fight a lot, we do scream at each other a lot. we get mad at each other, but then we always still have that bond that we know we'll be sisters forever and we'll other forever, and we'll care for each other forever. all these twins have an enduring connection with gosh, something they and the hospital are happy to celebrate. fergus walsh, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. some very autumnal scenes early on this morning, such as here in sheffield, the mist and fog quite extensive in places across northern and eastern areas of england in particular, but not quite so much of an issue overnight tonight and for the next few days. in fact, that is mostly because the winds are set to pick up. it will be quite unsettled, more heavy downpours of rain for

so we're looking at highs in the mid 20s for some towards the south—east, typically the high teens acrossesday. and there's that big area of high pressure sitting across europe dominating the weather, particularly in the south. but low pressure tries to move in across the north—west of the uk. so some rain possible on tuesday could be the odd heavy shower for parts of northern and western scotland, perhaps northern ireland as well. england and wales having another dry day and it's probably going to be the peak of the warmth, 25 or 26 degrees possible for the london area. we're widely looking at temperatures in the high teens, low 20s, again, just a touch cooler across the far north and north—west of scotland. so the middle of the week, it will be all change as this frontal system, as we move into wednesday, tries to push its way further southwards and eastward. so a spell of heavy rain possible on wednesday could be a bit further south, perhaps a bit further north, some squally, gusty winds associated with this feature as it slowly pushes towards the southeast through the day. some shower

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hefty downpours likely, though, through parts of the south—east of england.ather fronts, further outbreaks of rain. in between them there will be some brighter skies. but that wet weather unwelcome, certainly in the areas that we've had so much flooding in recent days. so through the course of friday, you can see we've got showery outbreaks of rain. some of those showers will penetrate inland, but at times clumping together to give a longer spell of wet weather. temperatures around nine degrees in shetland to the mid—teens towards the channel islands. into the weekend, you can see the jet stream just changing shape somewhat, allowing this area of low pressure to scoot northwards as we head through towards sunday. so the potential for some very heavy rain once again across eastern scotland. on saturday, though, it's an unsettled picture. there'll be some sunshine. there'll also be some showers or longer spells of rain. a keen east wind bringing some wet weather in towards eastern scotland. once again, drier in the west, a mixture of conditions through northern

it in liverpool and belfast and around 15 orso liverpool and belfast and around 15 or so in the south—eastpect another very rainy area of low pressure to sweep in from the south and it will be with us into tuesday as well and there are many low pressures out in there are many low pressures out in the atlantic ready to come our way, so a bit of a break tomorrow with sunny spells, but overall the weather pattern is looking distinctly wet and windy in the coming days. by the by. live from london, this is bbc news. the rafah border crossing between the gaza strip and egypt partially opens. these pictures show the first truck crossing into gaza to deliver desperately needed aid. foreign nationals may also be allowed to leave. un secretary general antonio guterres pushes for a humanitarian ceasefire at a summit in cairo to discuss the gaza crisis. the time has come for action. action to end this god—awful nightmare and action to build a future worthy of the dreams of the children of palestine, israel, the region and our world. president biden says he's overjoyed at the release of an american mot