tim allman, bbc news. from me and the rest of the team, goodbye. hello.hursday, though, we'll see some improvements, with some sunshine around. one or two showers, but it will stay quite wet in the south—east as the overnight rain band lingers. and you can see here on the pressure chart, eventually it'll wriggle away as we move into thursday afternoon, but this new area of low pressure will bring increasing showers to the south—west quadrant of the country, along with strengthening winds. you notice the blue hue there on the temperature map. it will feel cooler across the northern half of the country throughout the day today. so a wet, damp morning across the south—east. eventually that should clear away into the afternoon. one or two showers. of england, with increasing winds here, particularly through the channel. but it will be a blustery day across the southern half of the country. winds slightly lighter further north — that is away from the far north of scotland, and temperatures ten, 11 degrees in the north, to around 12 or 13 in the south, so it wi

sorry, tim allman, bbc news. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello.d one. but things will change through the rest of this week. notice how the warmer orange colours start to disappear on our temperature chart. the whites, and then the blues indicate temperatures at, if not below average, the first time we have seen that in a while, as we go towards the end of the week. so, that gradual trend turns to things turning cooler, but with it still some further spells of rain and also much windier at times. a windy night will take us into the first day of november across the english channel coasts, that is on the southern edge of that area of low pressure, which is easing away, with it the heavy overnight rain to start the day. still a bit wet across parts of scotland, north eastern england, a few showers in the south and west, and it will be a case of morning changing skies across england and wales as some brighter moments are punctuated by occasional showers. and then the showers become more frequent, heavy and thundery across southernmost counties and into

hirokazu tanaka — sorry — tim allman, bbc news.many people have a look at how many people have been celebrating. effigies of vladimir burton appeared around the city, and in germany, the frankenstein title had plenty to offer those who enjoy a good halloween scare. in new york, people gathered for the 18th annual bike event writing modified bicycle through the street during the day and adjusting at night. it is all from me. thank you for watching. hello. of the month has continued on — a very mild one. but things will change through the rest of this week. notice how the warmer orange colours start to disappear on our temperature chart. the whites, and then the blues indicate temperatures at, if not below average, the first time we have seen that in a while as we go towards the end of the week. so, that gradual trend turns to things turning cooler, but with it still some further spells of rain and also much windier at times. a windy night will take us into the first day of november across the english channel coasts, that is on the s

tim allman, bbc news..9 billion lottery jackpot, that had jumped to a record high after repeated draws failed to produce a winner. saturday's draw was the 40th in a row without a winner. for many, picking the magic six numbers was a chance well worth taking. i'm going to do charity works, i'm going to travel, give to families, to all the people who need. uh. ..share the wealth. i'm going to reassess- all the things i want to do, whether it is travel, - buy a house, buy a new car. certainly give to charities. invest in the community. keep a little for myself of course. spend it! well, i'm gonna send that money to a hospital. some money in the hospital in this area here. they need help up here. give most of it away and enjoy the rest of my life and help people enjoy theirs too. where are you going to go? everywhere! undisclosed. what do you think your chances are? oh, the billions, but why not play? hello there. tricky weather conditions out there at the moment, but tuesday generally is an improving story. i

the bbc�*s tim allman explains.lights on the high street, a little festive cheer. but these illuminations consume energy and that is suddenly in short supply. here in the belgian city of nivelles, rising costs mean christmas isn't quite what it used to be. translation: we'll keep the christmas market - for the two last weekends in december, but we will reduce the number of illuminations by two thirds. we'll focus the illuminations on the shopping streets to encourage access to the shops. there are calls to reduce energy consumption for environmental reasons, but the most immediate problem is the war in ukraine. vladimir putin's use of oil and gas as a weapon has presented many with a stark choice, but in nivelles, they think a middle way might be possible. translation: i think this year is difficult, l so it's a shame to take away an element of happiness from our fellow citizens. our advice is to maintain illuminations but put timers on, perhaps reduce the time slots. maybe that is the solution — christmas on a slig

tim allman, bbc news.t city of kherson following russia's announcement its trips were withdrawing from the area. russia says it is using before moving to new defensive positions on the other side of the dnieper river. —— dnipro river. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @lucyegrey. hello there. our exceptionally mild spell of november weather is set to stick around for another few days. there's also a lot of dry weather on the cards but we have got some rain across the far north—west of the uk. not only is it very mild out there but it is also going to feel windy once again through friday. so, we've got high pressure towards the south—east and this waving weather front in the north—west. that combination of weather systems means our winds are coming in from the south—west. so, from a very warm direction, we're drawing up this warm air from the azores right up towards the uk — you can see the orange colours on the map there — so, a very, very mild start to friday morning. on average, we'd expect overnight lows

tim allman, bbc news. that�*s it. you can reach me on twitter — i�*m @lucyegrey. hello there.ss the far northwest of the uk. not only is it very mild out there, but it will also feel windy once again through friday. so, we�*ve got high pressure towards the southeast, and this waving weather front in the northwest — that combination of weather systems means our winds are coming in from the southwest. so, from a very warm direction, we�*re drawing up this warm air from the azores right up towards the uk, you can see the orange colours on the map there. so, a very, very mild start to friday morning. on average, we�*d expect overnight lows this time of year to be between about 3—6 celsius north—to—south — but overnight temperatures at the moment between about 13—15, so a good ten degrees or even more than that above average for the time of year. so, very mild to start things off, also fairly cloudy for most of us. we will see rain initially for the western isles and parts of highland — that area of rain will track eastwards across scotland and northern ireland through the day, bec

the bbc�*s tim allman has the story.chumacher drove when he made history. it was behind the wheel of this ferrari that he won sixth world title in 2003, setting what was then a new record. nearly 20 years later, it is up for sale, a very special automobile. translation: it is one - of the most successful ferraris in the history of the brand. so it is a very important car. chassis 229 was the most successful of the six cars ferrari built that year. schumacher raced in it nine times, winning five grand prix, including the victory injapan which clinched his sixth world championship. the sale took place in the swiss city of geneva, with the auctioneer displaying the usual slightly melodramatic flourish. selling at 13 million swiss francs, sold, thank you very much. adding commission and fees, and the final price was closer to 15 million. sadly, of course, michael schumacher is no longer in the public eye. he hasn't been seen since he suffered serious injuries in a skiing accident in 2013. a legend of formula i, no matter wha

tim allman, bbc news. the top business stories right here next. i will see you in a moment. hello.s, with some sunshine around. one or two showers, but it will stay quite wet in the south—east as the overnight rain band lingers. and you can see here on the pressure chart, eventually it�*ll wriggle away as we move into thursday afternoon, but this new area of low pressure will bring of the country, along with strengthening winds. it will feel cooler across the northern half elsewhere, plenty of sunshine around. most of the showers affecting wales and the south—west of england, with increasing winds here, particularly through the channel. but it will be a blustery day across the southern half of the country. winds slightly lighter further north — that is away from the far north of scotland, and temperatures ten, 11 degrees in the north, at around 12 or 13 in the south, so it will feel cooler for all. it looks like that area of low pressure will bring showers or longer spells of rain through thursday night for wales, south—west england, perhaps the south coast for the channel islands,

sorry, tim allman, bbc news. celebrated it. in the ukrainian capital kyiv, effigies of russian president vladimir putin in wooden stocks and tied in a cage appeared around the city, while in germany the frankenstein castle had plenty to offer for those who enjoy a good halloween scare. in new york, people gathered for the 18th annual bike kill event, riding modified bicycles through the streets during the day and then jousting at night. thank you for watching. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lucyegrey. hello. well, 0ctober has finished on the same note that much of the month has continued on — a very mild one. but things will change through the rest of this week. notice how the warmer orange colours start to disappear on our temperature chart. the whites, and then the blues indicate temperatures at, if not below average — the first time we have seen that in a while, as we go towards the end of the week. so, that gradual trend turns to things turning cooler, but with it still some further spells of rain and als

the bbc�*s tim allman has the story. new record. nearly 20 years later, it is up for sale, a very special automobile. translation: it is one - of the most successful ferraris in the history of the brand. so it is a very important car. chassis 229 was the most successful of the six cars ferrari built that year. schumacher raced in it nine times, winning five grand prix, including the victory injapan which clinched his sixth world championship. the sale took place in the swiss city of geneva, with the auctioneer displaying the usual slightly melodramatic flourish. selling at 13 million swiss francs, sold, thank you very much. adding commission and fees, and the final price was closer to 15 million. sadly, of course, michael schumacher is no longer in the public eye. he hasn�*t been seen since he suffered serious injuries in a skiing accident in 2013. a legend of formula 1, no matter what he was driving. tim allman, bbc news. before we go — news that brazil has lost an icon. one of the country�*s most prominent singers, gal

tim allman, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news.exceptionally mild spell of november weather is set to stick around for another few days. there's also a lot of dry weather on the cards but we have got some rain across the far north—west of the uk. not only is it very mild out there but it is also going to feel windy once again through friday. so, we've got high pressure towards the south—east and this waving weather front in the north—west. that combination of weather systems means our winds are coming in from the south—west. so, from a very warm direction, we're drawing up this warm air from the azores right up towards the uk — you can see the orange colours on the map there — so, a very, very mild start to friday morning. on average, we'd expect overnight lows this time of year to be between about 3 to 6 degrees north—to—south but overnight temperatures at the moment between about 13 to 15, so a good ten degrees or even more than that above average for the time of year. so, very mild to start things off, also fairly cloudy for mos

tim allman, bbc news. that is so cool and just proof that the beatles never really grow old. spell of heavy rain across the south—east of england on thursday. friday much drier, but it will be a chilly start, certainly through scotland. the cities through the central belt down close to freezing if not sub—zero. but for many on friday, it is a dry start the day, a few showers pushing in across the highlands and islands, drifting south in towards the north of england. elsewhere, mostly dry and fine with some lovely spells of sunshine to end the week, and generally light winds away from the north—west coast. temperatures by afternoon around 10—14 celsius north to south. now, looking ahead to the weekend, we need to look out to the atlantic to see what's going on. we've got this swirl of cloud. it was on thursday hurricane martin, category one, but rapidly weakening, becoming extratropical and then if you take a look at the forecast track, it makes this interesting dogleg over the next few days, becoming due east and influencing our weather for the weekend and indeed into next we

tim allman explains.ristmas lights on the high street, an attempt to draw in the crowds and spread a little festive cheer. but these illuminations consume energy and that is suddenly in short supply. here in the belgian city of nivelles, rising costs mean christmas isn't quite what it used to be. translation: we'll keep the christmas market - for the two last weekends in december, but we will reduce the number of illuminations by two—thirds. we'll focus the illuminations on the shopping streets to encourage access to the shops. there are calls to reduce energy consumption for environmental reasons, but the most immediate problem is the war in ukraine. vladimir putin's use of oil and gas as a weapon has presented many with a stark choice, but in nivelles, they think a middle way might be possible. translation: i think this year is difficult, l in terms of the crisis. so it's a shame to take away an element of happiness from our fellow citizens. our advice is to maintain illuminations but put timers on, per

hirokazu tanaka — sorry — tim allman, bbc news. hello.rmer orange colours start to disappear on our temperature chart. the whites, and then the blues indicate temperatures at, if not below average, the first time we have seen that in a while as we go towards the end of the week. so, that gradual trend turns to things turning cooler, but with it still some further spells of rain and also much windier at times. a windy night will take us into the first day of november across the english channel coasts, that is on the southern edge of that area of low pressure, which is easing away, with it the heavy overnight rain to start the day. still a bit wet across parts of scotland, northern and eastern england, a few showers in the south and west, and it will be a case of morning changing skies across england and wales as some brighter moments are punctuated by occasional showers. and then the showers become more frequent, heavy and thundery across southernmost counties and into the midlands and wales later on. brightening up across much of scotland

the bbc's 10 allman -- tim allman explains. ♪ >> the mystery and the marvel of the beatles is the waye rediscovered with every new generation. their music always seemed to inspire, essentially art creating art. that was certainly true for m. cooper turning when their songs into a living plane -- painting. >> i voice been a beatles fan, given the opportunity to work on this it sparked a lot of ideas for me. it is a beautiful song, it has so much in their. >> using hand-painted animation cells, 1300 in total she built up the work frame by frame. wanting the viewer to be enveloped, consumed, not only sleeping, but dreaming. >> i am hoping what you get is a nse of being swayed or held, kinda taken with a stream almost with the painting. >> the hysteria of beatlemania may have baited just a littl the legacy of these four lads from liverpool indoors. -- endures. not only in their music, but also in the paintings, video, art of those who followed. tim, bc news. host: that is so cool a proof that the beatles never really grow old. you can find all of our stories on the new site and the web na

the bbc�*s tim allman reports. # imma ghost ride the wraith. # ghost # i'mma ghost ride the wraith. #often inspired. takeoff was one of the most important hip—hop stars of the last decade. and another member of this creative community to fall victim to gun violence. it was at this bowling alley in houston, texas where the deadly shooting took place. the killer's identity remains unknown but police are certain of one thing: we have no reason to believe that he was involved in anything criminal at the time. just as people describe him, a very peaceful, loving, great entertainer. takeoff — real name kishnik khari ball — was born in the us state of georgia in 1994. along with his uncle and his cousin, he formed the group migos, once described as the beatles of this generation. hugely successful, hugely influential. his death is shocking and all—too—familiar. there are too many young men of colour whose lives are being cut short from other young men of colour. and that has to stop, because that's tragic. # saturn, moon, earth and mars. # nasa take off with the rocket. fellow musicians have

tim allman, bbc news.was once known as the crypto king. fortune magazine even compared him in the summer to investment magnate warren buffett. the american billionaire built an empire around his company, ftx, the second biggest cryptocurrency exchange in the world. but now it's all unravelling in dramatic fashion. this is big. glossy super bowl adverts encouraged customers to exchange their traditional money for bitcoin and thousands of other digital tokens. what's up? i'm getting into crypto with ftx. you in? — it's been a tumultuous year for cryptocurrencies. bitcoin and all other tokens have consistently lost value, plunging crypto companies and investors into financial trouble. ftx looks to be strong, but the company finances were revealed to be fragile. panicked customers cashed out so fast the company halted withdrawals and is now in danger of collapse. social media channels are awash with concerned ftx customers who could lose hundreds, maybe even tens of thousands of pounds, if the company goes und

the bbc�*s tim allman reports. # imma ghost ride the wraith. # ghost # i'mma ghost ride the wraith. # most important hip—hop stars of the last decade. and another member of this creative community to fall victim to gun violence. it was at this bowling alley in houston, texas where the deadly shooting took place. the killer's identity remains unknown but police are certain of one thing: we have no reason | to believe that he was involved | in anything criminal at the time. just as people describe him, a very peaceful, loving, great entertainer. takeoff — real name kirshnik khari ball — was born in the us state of georgia “11994. along with his uncle and his cousin, he formed the group migos, once described as the beatles of this generation. hugely successful, hugely influential. his death is shocking and all—too—familiar. there are too many young men of colour whose lives are being cut short from other young men of colour. and that has to stop, because that's tragic. # saturn, moon, earth and mars. # nasa take off with the rocket. fellow musicians have been paying tribute, describing h

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tim allman, bbc news.evolution of the word "permacrisis". so the word of the year is permacrisis. i think most of us will probably understand it. unprecedented has run out of steam. annus horribilis is limited to just one year. most of us feel we have descended into something horrible for some time. permacrisis, right. what is the definition of permacrisis? it is a sort of ongoing feeling that we are in an extended period of, i don�*t know, instability, insecurity, anxiety, because it is one catastrophic event after another. it�*s something that describes an unrelenting situation, ithink, which, you know, i think feel is probably quite apt for 2022. it�*s a movie lover�*s dream — more than 1,500 rare tv and film props are going under the hammer with a combined value of around £11 million. the iconic memorabilia up for grabs includes christopher reeve�*s superman suit, darth vader�*s gloves and david bowie�*s spaceman costume. tim muffett went to have a look. excuse me? that's a bad outfit. and it could be

tim allman, bbc news.rn ireland later, but it is the mild weather that is dominating the story in the weather headlines and really quite exceptional. this is what the weather map looks like with an area of high pressure across europe but on its edge, a stream of warm air off north—west africa and the mediterranean and that will continue over the next few days. it was the forecast for today, the rain in the and gale force winds coastal areas, the very blustery in land too and the very blustery in land too and the best of the weather will be further eased and this is prolonged. and costing in excess of 40 or 50 miles an hour. temperatures might peak as high as high as 19 degrees around the moray firth and close to aberdeen but more typically 16 or 17, so way above average. it was the forecast for tonight. temporarily the rain eases from scotland my return to northern ireland and southern scotland late in the night. elsewhere it will be dry and mild not quite as mild as last night and much cooler in scotland,

tim allman, bbc news.000,000. thanks to six lucky numbers, someone in california has won big. they seized the world�*s largest lottery prize and with odds of about one in 292.2 million according to powerball, that is one very lucky winner. the golden ticket was bought atjoe�*s service centre in california. and it is good news forjoe�*s as well. 0ur retailer selling bonus forjoe's selling the powerball winning ticket is $1 million. on behalf of... and they are not the only lucky ones. another winner is taking a $2 million prize in florida. and 22 across the united states have one $1 million. but our jackpot winner faces a tricky decision. do they accept all the winnings in an annuity paid over 29 years or do they take a smaller lump sum? what would you do? i�*m not even going to waste my time thinking about it. the american space agency nasa has again postponed the launch of its artemis 0ne moon rocket because of a tropical storm approaching florida. the launch had been scheduled for november the fourteenth

tim allman, bbc news.rnment and infrastructure computer systems. the foreign minister, leo doherty, explained more about the british support. since february we have been working in partnership with our ukrainian allies to help them bolster their cyber defences. we have brought some of our expertise to bear on helping them defend from what has been a daily onslaught of cyber attack from russia since the start of the invasion. they have done a heroicjob at defending, particularly their critical national infrastructure and it has been an honour to bring to bear some of our expertise to assist them. what are we providing in real terms? advice, resources and hardware. those three things combined has allowed them to do an extremely good job at defending from cyber attack. they have a long—standing and deep expertise in this field, since 2014 they have faced a considerable number of attacks. we have a really good body of expertise we have built up through our own centres of cyber excellence, so bringing those thi