it is understood the tssa union is expected to join is understood the tssa union is expected tojoin inexpected to join in strike action that day but they have not publicly confirmed it. that looks set to be the most disruptive day of strike action so far. i understand as little as 10% of normal services may be able to run of that means 90% will be effectively cancelled. then on wednesday the 5th of october there is another strike, this time just by train drivers in the aslef union, and the 12 train companies affected by that will most likely be able to run very few services, or none at all. so these two strike dates will book end the conservative party conference, and they will affect travel for people taking the train to get to the london marathon on sunday the 2nd of october because of the knock—on impact of the action on the saturday. why is this all happening? well, the aslef union says a lot of train companies just haven't offered anything in terms of pay that will help members cope with high inflation that we are seeing at the moment, and the rmt union says it's dispute is over p

rail and i4 train companies will also take part in strike action and it is expected members of the tssaven't confirmed that publicly yet. so the 1st of october looks like the most disrupted day of strike action we have seen so far on the railways since the summer began, as many as 90% of the usual services may not run, and then on the 5th of october, thatis run, and then on the 5th of october, that is a wednesday, another strike is in the calendar, this time only by train drivers in the aslef union but still it will have a pretty big impact. now, the two strike dates combined will book end the conservative party conference, and as you say, will also have a big impact on people who are travelling for the london marathon which takes place on sunday second october. why is it happening? in summary, aslef says train companies still haven't offered pay rise to cope with high inflation, that its members are dealing with at the moment. and the rmt union says its ongoing dispute is over pay, job security and over working conditions. for its part the rail industry says bosses do want to give a pa

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a breakthrough but there is another planned between the transport secretary and another union, the tssawn there. long queues have formed outside voting stations in italy, as the country holds its first general election since 2018. it's expected to return the country's most right—wing government since the second world war and pave the way for giorgia meloni to become its first woman prime minister. a right—wing alliance led by her brothers of italy party appeared set for a clear victory when the last opinion polls were published two weeks ago. let's take you live to rome now, and our correspondent mark lowen. the last rays of sunshine are just dipping here over the eternal city, there are some things stay the same, but some things change, and among them politics. italy could be in line for a very big political change tonight, if giorgia meloni does indeed do what all the opinion polls have suggested she will do and come out top in this election, she would become italy's first female prime minister, and its first a far right leader since mussolini, the fascist leader since mussolini, the

a breakthrough but there is another planned between the transport secretary and another union, the tssapolling suggests the country could choose its first female prime minister, giorgia meloni, and the first to come from the far right. her party called brothers of italy could top the vote but is likely to need to go into coalition with other parties to form a government. our correspondent mark lowen is in rome. the rain has stopped, leaving this gorgeous view of the colosseum. some things never change in the eternal city, even if politics do, and politics indeed is changing in this country, because giorgia meloni has consistently topped the opinion polls into this election. her far right brothers of italy could become the largest party in a right—wing government, she could go into coalition with another far right politician, matteo salvini, and veteran x prime minister silvio berlusconi to lead a right—wing government. we will find out tonight when the polls close. she has been challenged by the left who worry that her brand of far right politics could take this country back decades in

the rmt, aslef and the tssa unions are set to walk out in a long running dispute over pay.esident zelenksy — and say it's their way of supporting those back home. we can show all countries that war in our country is not stopped. we will show that ukrainians are very brave, strong, and we support our country now in london. this money will help ukrainian people during this difficult time, during the war. as many will know, energy prices are set to rise from tomorrow as the price cap increases. it means the average household gas and electricity will go up to £2,500. tonight on bbc london we'll be joined by an energy expert, so if you have a question on bills, readings or how to save energy, email us at hellobbclondon@bbc.co.uk. well, let's see how the tube is doing this morning. now the weather with kawser. hello, and a very good morning to you. well, it's a chilly start and a dry start for many, but it is all set to change as we look ahead to today, with some wet and windy weather on its way. there will be some morning sunshine for a time, a bit hazy with some patches of mist

it's understood the tssa union is expected tojoin in the strike action that day, but they haven't publicly0% of normal services may be able to run. that means 90%, of course, will be effectively cancelled. then on wednesday, the 5th of october, there is another strike, this time just by train drivers in the aslef union, and the 12 train companies affected by that will most likely be able to run very few services, or none at all. so these two strike dates will book end the conservative party conference, and they will affect travel for people taking the train to get to the london marathon on sunday the 2nd of october because of the knock—on impact of the action on the saturday. why is this all happening? well, the aslef union says a lot of train companies just haven't offered anything in terms of pay that will help members cope with high inflation that we're seeing at the moment, and the rmt union says its dispute is over pay and it's about working conditions, and it's aboutjob security. the rail industry, for its part, says employers do want to give a pay rise, but they say reforms or moder

a breakthrough but there is another planned between the transport secretary and another union, the tssastoric election. polling suggests the country could choose its first female prime minister, giorgia meloni, and the first to come from the far right. her party, called brothers of italy, could top the vote but is likely to need to go into coalition with other parties to form a government. mark lowen has been looking at the complexity of governing italy. you can see, and its classic view of the most gorgeous landmark perhaps in rome, and in a city for many things don't change. but some things to come and perhaps of the politics is about to change, because of the opinion polls are proved right, and they have consistently given giorgia meloni victory in the last weeks and months, she could become, as you say, italy's first woman prime minister and the first far right leader since mr lena, if she can bring a right—wing coalition to power here. she says that she is not fascist, that she has consigned a fascist, that she has consigned a fascist to the past. it is not so black and white. she

this is the 1st of october, only around 11% of rail services are likely to run the rmt, aslef and the tssathis could be a history—making storm — one that could cause life—threatening surges. and with that warning came mandatory evacuation orders for millions across florida's west coast. when you look at storm surge of this nature, that is a very life—threatening hazard, when you're talking about ten feet, 12 feet of storm surge, which you could see in certain parts of this when it makes landfall. the governor has deployed thousands of national guard troops, and emergency services have been distributing things like sandbags to protect from flooding, and filled trailers full of food and water. but people are also taking matters into their own hands, boarding up shops and homes, and stocking up on household essentials as well as petrol. for an area like tampa bay — that hasn't been hit directly by a storm in more than a century — all these warnings have been taken seriously. when you're dealing with the potential for severe flooding, power outages and shortages in things like fuel, it doesn't