Crisis affecting almost 400,000 people in syria is described as an outrain by the United Nations. Many outrage by the United Nations. Many are children at risk of malnutrition after a four year long siege. And, england are the under 17 world cup champions, beating spain 5 2 in india after coming from behind. 0n the trail of the online crooks, inside out here on bbc news in half an hour. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. We start in spain. The deposed separatist leader of catalonia has called for peaceful opposition to direct rule by the Spanish Government. Carles puigdemont promised to work to build a free country. Yesterday, spains Prime Minister dissolved the Catalan Parliament after it declared independence. In madrid today, several thousand peoplejoined a rally, calling for unity in spain. 0ur correspondent, james reynolds, is in barcelona and sent this report. This is the first full day of direct rule from madrid and no ones yet sure quite what to make of it. Catalan organisations have told people here to carry on as normal. Right here, its hard to tell that anything has changed one way or another. Local Catalan Police officers are still guard this, the catalan political headquarters, and separatist leaders who have technically been sacked by madrid are now trying to work out their next move. The catalan leader, carles puigdemont, features on todays front pages, refusing to accept that he has been fired. Translation we do not deviate, we continue persevering in the only way that can make as winners. Without winners, without insults, in an inclusive way, respecting people, symbols and opinions. Many here are worried about what may come next. Antonio and pilar want a fresh start. Translation elections, elections, elections, he tells me. And over in madrid, demonstrators have came out supporting direct rule. Translation for me, this is great. They should have done it earlier, but they did the right thing. Today, i give a ten. I am catalan, i am spanish, and it is a moment when we need to be more united, be more brave and to do something definitive. Here in catalonia, the arguments run deeply, but right now, a single view appears to unite all sides. No one should resort to violence. With me now is dr angel smith, who is a lecturer in modern spanish history at the university of leeds. Good evening to you. Evening. Astonishing scenes and i am sure you have been watching. The history is being written as we see it i suppose. How do you think this is going to pan out . I want to pick up on the last comment from james reynolds, one thing seems to unite everyone, that is for civil obedience. How long do you think that will last . Well, i mean, i think it could last a long time. One of the things you need to take into account is that separatists make up about 40 odd of the catalan population. I would say the people who really want feel spanish as well as catalan, 20 approximated percent. Shall we say in small town catalonia, majority of the territory, separate independents are dominant. Ican territory, separate independents are dominant. I can see civil disobedience being a big problem for the Spanish Government. Of course the Spanish Government. Of course the Spanish Government seem to want to be able to draw a line under all of this by Holding New Elections on december 21st, presumably they re confident that the vote will go towards a party that wants a united spain. Do you think that can be achieved . Do you think the elections could draw a line under it . |j achieved . Do you think the elections could draw a line under it . I dont think the elections will draw a line under it. Its not only the 40 who wa nt under it. Its not only the 40 who want independence, there are about close on 75, 80 that would like a referendum on catalan independence. Of course the whole issue of in what circumstances would the elections ta ke circumstances would the elections take place . Presumably civil disobedience will only be able to go so disobedience will only be able to go so far. I presume that the catalan president orformer so far. I presume that the catalan president or former president and the ministers will be imprisoned, so what kind of climate will the elections take place in . Will the separatists want to take part and if they dont what will happen . Can you try and, if you can, to put all of this into some kind of context looking at the history of catalan and spain . A lot of analysts are saying this is just the contagian of anti austerity, anti establishment, nationalism, the rise of the right as well, not in catalan, but that anti establishment culture we are seeing spread across the world now, is it more than that, though . would draw a parallel, i wouldnt draw parallels with brexit or trump, i would draw parallels with the scottish nationalist party. There has been historically a lot of riflery between barcelona and madrid. But i suppose austerity is an element, particularly one of the things that the catalans complain about is fiscal transfer and of course that sense while catalonia had a bad deal, was augmented by austerity, but there is a whole problem of anti catalan sentiment in some other parts of spain. Very much whipped up, it has to be said, certainly in the past by the present government. So, it has long term roots, although the shift towards separatism has been quite new, its particularly from 2010 when a new cata la n particularly from 2010 when a new catalan statute was actually, or elements were actually annulled by the spanish constitutional courts. To summarise, it does its not just to do with populism, or i dont think its really to do with populism, i think there are other elements involved there. The big question of course is, as james reynolds, our correspondent, was trying to find the answer to, what actually happens next . Apart from these elections on december 21st, apart from fears of civil disobedience and spain, the madrid government, becoming heavy handed, how do you think this is going to play out, there is a lot to lose on both sides, isnt there . There is but i think that positions are so entrenched that i cant see this being sorted out, certainly in the short run, i think the Spanish Government, even though the Spanish Government, even though the Spanish Government has agreed to participate ina government has agreed to participate in a commission on the constitution, so in a commission on the constitution, so it has taken that step. But until 110w so it has taken that step. But until now the Spanish Government has said it defends the 1978 constitution, it wont accept any sort of referendum on catalan independence, so i think to be honest we stand for the next year or to be honest we stand for the next year 01 so, to be honest we stand for the next yearorso, in the to be honest we stand for the next year or so, in the medium to be honest we stand for the next year orso, in the medium run, perhaps finally the participants might get together and negotiate, seriously negotiate the states of catalonia within spain, whether, for example, there would be more of a federal relationship between catalonia and the rest of spain. But i cant see that happening any time 0011. I cant see that happening any time soon. Many thanks for your time. Its all fascinating. We will find out how the latest developments in spain are being covered in tomorrows front pages. And inside pages too, of course. 0ur pages too, of course. Our guests are the journalist and broadcaster penny smith and the commentator and praser charlie wolf. Do commentator and broadcaster charlie wolf. The labour Leaderjeremy Corbyn has said that mps who engage in abuse and Sexual Harassment must be held accountable for their actions. He said a warped and degrading culture where the abuse of women is accepted and normalised is thriving in the corridors of power. 0ur Political Correspondent alex forsyth reports. Jeremy corbyn went to scotland with a clear message, to address head on claims of abusive behaviour. The labour leader offered evidence or specific examples but described a culture where abuse of women had been accepted and normalised. It extends to a culture that has tolerated abuse were far too long, it has warped and degrading culture at that also exists and thrives in the corridors of power including in westminster. Those comments about these corridors follow newspaper reports of unnamed mps acting inappropriately. No one has been directly accused. So far, no complaint is made. But some who know this place well say it is a problem that must be addressed. In westminster, there has been a long standing issue and we are quite right now to see women coming forward if theyve faced that kind of difficulty in the workplace. I think its totally unacceptable. Downing street has stressed any claims of abuse will be taken seriously. So, an attempted joke by michael gove this morning wasnt necessarily welcomed. It was on the today programme. He was talking to presenter John Humphrys and the former labour leader lord kinnockjoined in. Sometimes i think that coming into the studio with you, john, is a bit like going into Harvey Weinsteins bedroom. Applause. I tell you what. Have you got Something Else to say there, michael . John goes way past groping way past groping you just pray that you emerge with your dignity intact. Mr gove later apologised on twitter for his clumsy attempt at humour saying it wasnt appropriate. With unspecific allegations about impropriety swirling in westminster, politicians of all parties want to make clear they dont see this as a joking matter. Islamist militants have said they were behind two deadly explosions in the somali capital mogadishu. At least ten people have been killed. One of the blasts was caused by a suicide car bomb driven into the gates of a hotel popular with politicians and army officers. A fortnight ago a huge bomb attack in mogadishu killed more than 350 people. All crew members on Royal Navy Submarines are to undergo compulsory drugs tests, after nine sailors on hms vigilant were discharged for reportedly using cocaine. The order has been made by the defence secretary, sir Michael Fallon. The snp says the uk government has questions to answer over the clyde based nuclear sub. Andrew black reports. The hms vigilant, one of four submarines based on the clyde, which carries nuclear weapons, today the ministry of defence confirmed that nine sailors serving on the submarine had been thrown out of the navy after failing drug tests. According to one report, the drug they took was cocaine. Now the mp who represents the area which takes in the home of Trident Nuclear weapons says answers are needed. I am astonished. Deeply disappointed and very concerned. If we are to have these weapons of mass destruction on our doorstep here at faslane, we have got to be absolutely confident that the people at the ministry of defence, the royal navy put in charge of them, take the responsibility seriously. I dont believe in this case that they have. There has been trouble on hms vigilant before. The captain was relieved of his command after an alleged inappropriate relationship with a member of his crew although the navy said operations were not impacted. Following todays revelations, the royal navy said it did not tolerate drugs misuse, adding that those who are found to have fallen short of our high standards face being discharged from service. Defence secretary sir Michael Fallon is now understood to have ordered drugs tests on all uk submarine crews. He is said to have given the head of the navy a roasting for the incident. Meanwhile the snp, which wants trident removed from the clyde, says it is seeking to ask urgent questions in parliament next week. Kurdish officials in Northern Syria say a 21 year old man from 0xford has been charged with membership of the Islamic State group. Jack letts who travelled to syria in 2014 was captured in may by the kurdish militia, the ypg. Mr letts has previously said he is opposed to is. The headlines on bbc news catalonias deposed leader has urged peaceful opposition to madrids direct rule a day after the Regions Parliament declared independence. Labour Leaderjeremy Corbyn has said that mps who engage in abuse and Sexual Harassment must be held accountable for their actions. Earlier, the environment secretary, michael gove, had to apologise unreservedly for an on air joke about disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein. Ina in a moment the young at heart, glasgow pensioners zip wiring and clubbing. First of all the sport now. Lots of celebrations with englands under 17 world cup win. Jessica has the details and more. Thank you very much. Good evening. Thats where we start. Remarkable news. England are World Champions. The under 17s have won the world title for the first time after fighting back from two goals down against spain to win 5 2. England are double world cup winners this year after successes for the under 20s back in june. Year after successes for the under 20s back injune. Meet englands 21st century boys, all born since the year 2000, now all playing in front of nearly 70,000. The challenge in a World Cup Final is to play without fear but not without care. In the first ten minutes englands defence lost their shape for a second. And spain were ahead. The spanish are for many the template because their Young Players develop skill like this and can score like this. Gomez again. Same old england, well, no. Theres Something Different about these boys. When they needed a boast. Brewster to get one back for england. His 8th goal of the tournament making him the top scorer. There are other options. Look at the celebrations, they were just getting started. Now the strange sight of an england team not intimidated by their shirt but invigorated by it. Over to manchester citys fill boaden. England in front for the first time in the final. Even in their teenager dreams these english players cant have imagined a second half like this. 42. Have imagined a second half like this. 4 2. Five minutes to go. And if you thought it was all over. Can it get even better for england . Foden the party can begin now. Purejoy shared earlier this foden the party can begin now. Pure joy shared earlier this year by englands under 20 team. Evidence perhaps of a youthful revolution in english football. There is a long way to go. These players cant have had a better start. The challenge is to make sure it is just a start. An incredible match it was. Back in the premier League Manchester united have continued their 100 record at 0ld have continued their 100 record at old trafford after a 1 0 win over totte n ha m. Old trafford after a 1 0 win over tottenham. A late martial strike was enough for the hosts at a damp 0ld trafford. The win keeps united second in the league. Spurs are third. In the late kick off chelseas eden hazard scored the only goal of the game as the champions won 1 0 at bournemouth. Todays other games in the scottish premiership celtic drew 1 1 at home to kilmarnock, that evens theyve equalled their own record of 62 domestic games unbeaten. That allowed aberdeen who lost to celtic anied week to reduce the gap between the two clubs to one point. They beat ross county. Two goals from kenny miller brought back into the team by caretaker boss graeme murty helped rangers win 3 1 at hearts. Sebastian vettel has kept alive slim hopes of stopping Lewis Hamilton crowned formula one World Champion tomorrow by claiming pole for the mexican combriks. The ferrari driver claimed the 50th pole of his career byjust nine 100ths of a second from the red bull of max verstappen. Hamilton will start from third. If he finishes fifth or higher tomorrow a fourth world title will be his, no matter what vettel does. Later this evening Anthony Joshua will in be the ring to defend his ibf and wba world titles when he fights carlos ta kam ibf and wba world titles when he fights carlos takam in cardiff. The champion says takam shouldnt be written off. He was called in as a late replacement. Joshua has a record of 19 knockouts from 19 fights. He will be looking to extend that record in front of a crowd of over 70,000 people. Looking forward to that. Thats all the sport. More on the news channel throughout the evening. The humanitarian crisis affecting almost 400,000 people in an eastern suburb of damascus has been described by the United Nations as an outrage. The area of Eastern Ghouta is the last part of the syrian capital under siege by the government. 0ur middle east correspondent reports and a warning her report contains some distressing images from syria. The main meal of the day. A few spoons of yoghurt and two loaves of bread. Feeding a family of seven is a daily struggle. The mother, who is covering herface for safety, says thats all she can afford for the day. The kids keep saying theyre hungry, she says, my heart is broken. Theres nothing i can do. This is seven year old mustafa, and he is the most in need of food in the family. Weighing only ten kilos, he, like hundreds of children in besieged east ghouta, is malnourished. His elder sister cant even go to school. Translation im ten years old and im in year one. I should be in yearfour. We cant eat or drink and we tell mum day and night that were hungry. Translation our situation is very bad. My father doesnt have the money. My brother, mustafa, was well and had chubby hands. Now, hes very thin. Night and day we say we are hungry. My mum says, god help us. We dont have the money to bring you food. This is the main reason behind their suffering. The war grinds on. Government warplanes continue to target east ghouta. There are at least 350,000 civilians still trapped there and in need of food. The area has been under siege forfour years. This was the last aid convoy to enter the area last month and its hard to tell when the next one will come. These children are not in hospital because they are injured, but because they are malnourished. The un says there are over 1,200 children suffering in east ghouta and the numbers are rising. Translation many children are fainting, suffering headaches, blurred vision, depression, all because of a lack of essential food. We can only help so many. We dont have the medicines. Mustafa and his siblings are trying to live a normal life, but with the siege continuing, he is unlikely to recover soon. The Prime Minister, theresa may, has called on all companies to reveal the difference between what they pay male and female staff saying sustained action was needed to tackle the issue. Companies with more than 250 employees have to publish gender pay gap data from april next year. Now, mrs may is urging smaller firms to do the same. The latest figures show on average that men are paid almost a fifth more than women. The winner of the Royal Institute of british architects most prestigious award, the stirling prize will be announced next tuesday. The nominations include a rejuvenated seaside pier on the south coast of england, a London Housing development and an extension to the british museum. Today we look at the city of Glasgow College by reich and hall architects and Michael Laird architects. This is a world class learning facility and what you see here is actually technical and professional education on an immense scale. The college want a building that exuded quality and ambition and aspiration for their students, we have put a building of scale, of character, of quality. They walk in and say wow, this is a place i want to be part of. The building is special, it is located at a high point in the city, and that Vocational Training is raised to the same level as any institution within the city. The new building is a new once in a lifetime opportunity for the college to transform the way we teach and the way the students learn. We previously operated out of 11 quite dated buildings across the city. These new campus buildings and this one in particular brought together a hugely diverse curriculum, hugely Diverse Communities into two state of the art campus sites. A really brilliant transformation for staff and students. You can see all the nominated buildings op the bbc arts website. And find out who is the winner of the stirling prize live on the bbc news channel next tuesday. Zip wiring in a scottish forest and dancing at a glasgow nightclub are not necessarily activities youd associate with pensioners. But a scheme based in the city is encouraging older people to join in and meet new people. Catriona renton has been to find out more. Hi not for the faint hearted. And this is maybe not what you would expect as a typical pensioners day out. But its all about getting active and experiencing new adventures. It is 70 year old helens first time on a zip wire. It was fabulous i am doing this exciting thing today on this zip wire and i am going to take all the information and experience home and tell my grandkids and i am going to have a great grandkid so more to tell them. Theyll hardly believe i am doing this. Very nervous, but i am willing to give it a go. I want to challenge myself. Hold on like that . Irene wants to conquer her fears. I have made it lam glad i did it, though. 0ccupational therapist pasna sallis came up with the idea of what she calls weekday wow factors. There are holistic benefits, to physical health, Mental Health and social health as well, theyre meeting other people and its feeding everybodys souls from the people doing it and for the people watching and its also reducing ageism in our society. What are we going to request from the dj . A man, tom jones if zip wiring is not your thing, then how about this . Its a monday morning and cathie is getting ready to go dancing. Cathie has dementia and her family say it can make her feel very lonely. Its a change from the house and the same routine, day in, and day out. You need to get a break. This is a disco with a difference. Held during the day in a real nightclub. Instead of cocktails, there is tea, sandwiches and great company. Do you come here often . Yes, i come here to enjoy the fun with the girls. Are you enjoying yourself . I always enjoy it. Everyones having fun on the dance floor but the serious reasons behind these days out are making a real difference for those involved. Lets check on the weather. Here is chris. Hi there. The weathers been cloudy today but tomorrow is going to be a brighter sunnier day, also a great deal colder across the northern half of the uk, in particular. Temperatures dropping for some to below normal for the time of year, first time i have said that this autumn, i think. First time i have said that this autumn, ithink. Through first time i have said that this autumn, i think. Through the night a lot of cloud, light rain and drizzle around western coasts and hills. Signs of a change in scotland as clearer skies work in and northerly winds arrive, dropping temperatures late on in the night. Could get lows to freezing in sheltered rural areas. Sunday, after a cloudy start to the day, Northern Ireland england and wales, that cloud melts away. Look how much sunshine we are expecting, a a sunnier afternoon but also the air gets progressively colder. A few showers across the far north and east of scotland and those temperatures, eight and nine across parts of scotland and northern england, factor in the winds and it will feel quite chilly. Hello. This is bbc news. The headlines the deposed leader of catalonia calls for democratic opposition to rule by the Spanish Government, a day after the Regions Parliament voted for independence. Labour Leaderjeremy Corbyn calls for politicians who engage in Sexual Harassment and abuse to be held to account. Environment secretary michael gove has apologised for a joke made on air about Harvey Weinstein with former labour leader lord kinnock, whojoined in with the joke, under pressure to apologise too. Nine crew members on the hms vigilant submarine have been