Gcioss cloud is increasing, you can see it across the western side of the uk, northern ireland, western scotland, increasing chance of a little light rain or drizzle on through the rest of the day, some hill foreground in places. Brighter skies to the east, temperatures where they have been for the past few days. Sam hill fog around in places. Temperatures not coming down too far from where they have been in the day, so whatever the costume is, we should be ok, and temperatures not going down far tonight, we have got cloud, and then deeper into the night more substantial rain starting to move north and east across the uk to all but northern scotland. Last night in highland scotland, minus six, not that low tonight. It will feel different in the morning, plenty of cloud around, weather fronts different in the morning, plenty of cloud around, weatherfronts in charge, low pressure coming in, but around that we are bringing in the milder air, around that we are bringing in the milderair, particularly tomorrow around that we are bringing in the milder air, particularly tomorrow to england, wales and northern ireland, some of us towards the mid teens. Look at the picture tomorrow, a wet start, pushing northwards across scotla nd start, pushing northwards across scotland through to eastern england, then there is drier, brighter gap before the rain comes back to northern ireland, wales and the south west later with a strengthening wind, for some of us those temperatures into the mid teens. Not to show you the picture going into the weekend, low pressure moving across the uk, deepening and strengthening, the rain getting heavier, the wind is getting stronger, but some uncertainty about exactly where it is going to move across the uk. What iam about is going to move across the uk. What i am about to show you may not look exactly like this by saturday, but you get the idea heavy rain in places, more so perhaps towards wales and the south west, so some impact from that. On the southern flank of that low pressure, wherever that may be, potentially stormy conditions, wind gusts up to 70 mph on the south coast. But that is not set in stone, ijust want on the south coast. But that is not set in stone, i just want to on the south coast. But that is not set in stone, ijust want to raise awareness of the possibility. Temperatures come down, sunday is quieter, less windy, still showery. But if you take one thing from the forecast, wetter and windier, and if you take another thing, the potential for stormy conditions for some, especially in the south, on saturday. Jeremy corbyn launches the Labour Campaignfor Jeremy Corbyn launches the Labour Campaign for the general election on the day that the uk was supposed to be leaving the european union. That is all from the bbc news at one, goodbye from me, and now time for the news team is where you are. Good afternoon. We have got your latest sports news for you. Englands World Cup Final is edging ever closer, and we now know the side that will start against south africa in yokohama on saturday. Theyve kept the faith with the same starting 15 that were so dominant in that brilliant semi final win over new zealand. It means that george ford stays as fly half, and captain owen farrell at centre. England have been out and about in toyko overnight, and head coach eddiejones says their sole focus now is themselves. There has been a higher expectation within the team. We started out the first day of wanting to be the best tea m first day of wanting to be the best team in the world, so that is where we wa nted team in the world, so that is where we wanted to go. The outside stuff, asi we wanted to go. The outside stuff, as i said three weeks ago, we were hopeless. I was going to get the sack, owen couldnt kick a goal, so we dont tend to listen to that noise. As important as the media is, we dont tend to listen to it. The only opinion we are worried about is within the team. Well, front and centre on saturday morning will be captain owen farrell, and weve been discovering more about the way he motivates his side. Its all about what has been described as Emotional Team talks on the night before big tests. Theyre held in the team room, so no coaches are there, and the room is in complete silence when farrell speaks. He leads from the front, he is incredibly committed to the way that he performs, the way that he carries himself day in, day out, that is the sort of person you want to follow. I think also, he has developed in terms of his message into the team and how he built that up towards the game on saturday, and he makes his message and throughout the week is brilliant, it makes the team feels already on saturday, and he builds our confidence up throughout the week, and our confidence up throughout the week, and i think in large part of thatis week, and i think in large part of that is down to him. Livable so they might not be able to play at their world cup quarterfinal unless it is rearranged. Their match against aston villa is due to be played at the same week in december that they will play in the Club World Cup in qatar. They are through after a bonkers night at anfield. Liverpool we re bonkers night at anfield. Liverpool were 4 two down at arsenal when Alex Oxlade Chamberlain scored this goal. Joe willock came up with a thunderbolt of his own. But liverpool werent done, they got it back to 5 4 before Divock Origis overhead kick in the fourth minute of injury time took the game to penalties, which liverpool won 5 4. There were two more stunners at stamford bridge. This is chelseas Michy Batshuayi powering his way to an equaliser after Manchester United had taken the lead through a penalty. It wasnt the best goal of the night, though that was scored by marcus rashford. This brilliant free kick enough to give united a 2 1 win. Elsewhere, aston villa beat wolves. The draw for the quester finals has been made this morning, and this was the reaction of the colchester united squad when they found out theyd drawn Manchester United at home in the last eight. Oxford united get to host manchester city, and the rest of the ties are on the bbc sport website and app. Following doubts over his future after englands cricket world cup win in the summer, one day captain eoin morgan says hes delighted to keep playing until the twenty20 world cup in australia next year. He confirmed his plans before englands five match t20 series against new zealand, which starts on friday in christchurch. Im very comfortable with the decision i made, and delighted that i have made it, because i feel that is the right one for myself and the team. I still think i have a lot to offer. There were questions over my fitness and how i would come back, and play, isuppose. Buti fitness and how i would come back, and play, i suppose. But i think that was just wondering in my head, because i was back in playing county cricket two weeks after the World Cup Final. Thats all the sport for now. Ill have more for you in the next hour. As weve been hearing, campaigning has begun for the next general election on the day the uk should have left the european union. This morning, the labour leaderJeremy Corbyn launched his partys campaign. In his speech in battersea, he vowed to bring real change and transform britain. This election is a once in a generation chance to transform our country, to take on the vested interests that are Holding People back, and ensure that no community in any part of this country is ever left behind again. Applause some people believe that real change isnt possible. They say we are asking too much. Really . Really . A Health Service that people can be proud of, where tens of thousands of Cancer Patients and waiting months for treatment, and prescriptions are free throughout the country . Is that asking too much . Applause is it asking too much to have a social care system that doesnt leave our older people isolated and afraid, but instead gives them dignity with free personal care . Is that asking too much . How about a decent pay rise, a real living wage of at least £10 an hour right away, including for Young Workers from the age of 16 . Is that asking too much . Asking too much to secure homes that families can afford, rent that does not break the bank, and ending the disgrace of indignity that has rough sleeping in every city of this country . Mr corbyn also outlined his partys policy on brexit. After three long years of division under the tories, we have to get this issue sorted out. We need to ta ke this issue sorted out. We need to take it out of the hands of politicians and trust people to have the final say. Labour will get brexit sorted within six months, we will let decide whether to leave on a sensible deal or remain. It really isnt that complicated. And we, a labour government, will carry out whatever the people decide, so we can then get on with delivering the real change that britain needs after years of conservative cuts to Vital Services and tax hand outs to the richest . And the labour leader received loud cheers from supporters when he said the party would launch what he called the biggest People Powered campaign in history. Together, we can build on a corrupt system and build a fairer country that genuinely does care for all. And we have something that the rupert murdoch, mike ashley and borisjohnson of rupert murdoch, mike ashley and Boris Johnson of this rupert murdoch, mike ashley and borisjohnson of this world do not have, we have people. Hundreds of thousands of people in every part of our country, who will make this the biggest People PoweredElection Campaign in the history of this country. Applause we are young, we are old, we are black, we are white, we are straight, we are gay, we are women, we are men, we are people of all faiths and none. We are from the north, we are from the south, we are from scotland, we are from wales, we are from every part of this country. And when labour wins, the nurse wins, the pensioner wins, the student wins, the Office Worker wins, the engineer wins, we all wins. Thereve been violent clashes at Anti Government demonstrations in iraq, leaving several people dead. Its being seen as an escalation in a series of protests against the countrys current political system. Aruna iyengar has this report. A strict curfew did not deter these crowds. Baghdads Tahrir Square, also known as liberation square, where thousands gathered for a sixth day, unhappy with the economy, corruption, and the political system. In the middle, a memorial to the more than 200 reported killed in demonstrations since the start of the month. Thousands more have been wounded. These latest clashes near the green zone, home to foreign embassies and government buildings, governments many here point the finger at. Translation iraqis refuse political blocks in the green zone. They have failed for 17 years to build a National Project that serves the iraqi people, but succeeded in stealing the money of the poor and the iraqi people. On the sidelines, volunteer medics come to treat the injured. Translation we are coming every day all day to Tahrir Square to treat the injured protesters. Translation we have formed medical groups in this camp. We gathered in this tent to treat the protesters affected by tear gas. There are lots of people coming together to donate different types of medicine. They come to us daily asking about our needs for medicine. These protesters dontjust want those in charge to resign, they want the entire political structure reformed. It is unlikely the protesters will get their way, but for now, they say they are watching, waiting, and not going anywhere. The headlines on bbc news Jeremy Corbyn has launched the liver pates Election Campaign, pledging to ta ke pates Election Campaign, pledging to take on what he calls a corrupt system. The Prime Minister is also on the campaign trail, visiting a hospital to highlight promised investment in the nhs. Police in cambodia say they have found the body of missing fish backpacker Amelia Bambridge. British backpacker. Twitter is to introduce a ban on all political advertising. Its founder, jack dorsey said the move was intended to combat the spread of unchecked misleading information. But facebooks founder, Mark Zuckerberg, has rejected calls to follow suit. He said it wasnt right for private companies to censor politicians or the news. Alexandra mackenzie reports. With analytes expected six weeks today, politicians are already heading for social media to get their message across to as many of us as their message across to as many of us as possible. With an election expected. But from november, twitter will ban all political advertising. On twitter, Ceo Jack Dorsey said that political message which should be armed and not bought. He said this is because it can be used to influence votes and affect the lives of millions. Some regard this move asa of millions. Some regard this move as a swipe at facebook, which recently ruled out a ban on political advertising. It is not to impact twitter massively. As we have seen, the amount of money spent on advertising on twitter is tiny, but this is a symbolic gesture because we are all now focusing on the influence and power of paid advertising on social media. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said he did not think it was right for private companies to censor politicians or the news. Mps, including former home secretary amber rudd, and livers david lammy, have welcomed the ban. But donald trump us Election Campaign team so it is yet another attempt by the left to silence the president. Sam jeffers is the co founder of the who targets me campaign, which monitors the use of political adverts on social media. He told my colleague annita twitter has a mixture of motivations behind the move. The motivation i suspect is somewhat one of conscience in that there is a lot of public and wider concern about the use of political advertising online. I suspect some of it is self interested, you look at the controversies facebook faces and twitter is to avoid as many of those as possible. What it is not as a big financial loss for twitter. In the uk in 2017, barely 1 of the political advertising that took place was on twitter, so the motivation is one of self interest but also potentially one of trying to do some of the things thatjack dorsey talks about in his tweets announcing this. Financially, though, it is easierfor them announcing this. Financially, though, it is easier for them to make this move in terms of facebook easierfor them make this move in terms of facebook easier for them than make this move in terms of facebook easierfor them than facebook in terms of the amount of revenue it gets from political advertising. Absolutely, when we looked at some of the data from the 2017 election, i think candidates spend about £50,000 on a twitter in that campaign, versus £3. 2 million on twitter. For both companies, there isa twitter. For both companies, there is a tiny sums of money, but it shows you how small the sticks are for twitter in doing this. What potential problems can you foresee for twitter on this front . For one thing, they still have to define what political is. So even if you do not have political advertising, you have to know what it is to not have it. And twitter, facebook, google and others struggle with trying to work out the lines on this. If we see this is political but this is not, who does that affect . There are plenty of people with great intentions who want to get their message out there on social media who now will no longer be able to do so. This has much wider repercussions than saying, there are a few bad things we will stop appearing on our platform. All sorts of people will now no longer be able to do this. So would a Government Public Health campaign, for example, a campaign to help people combat climate change, would that count as political advertising . Exactly, do not think they have made it clear as to exactly what fits within their definition. What you can also have asa definition. What you can also have as a private company with a private set of rules deciding on exactly how this works. You might not want government ruling on that either, but to have some kind of common set of standards around what political advertising actually is, what transparency or other data should be made available, what the effect of thatis, made available, what the effect of that is, i think a lot of these questions still have to be answered. And briefly, sam, despite Mark Zuckerbergs initial reaction, does this put pressure on facebook . Will it lead to any changes in their policy . Absolutely, facebook is been coming under a lot of pressure and in some of the rules they have recently brought in about politicians effectively being able to lie on advertising, and a lot of people are very cross about those kind of policies. So i think that coupled with this will really put a spotlight on what facebook is doing and they will have to think very ha rd and they will have to think very hard about what response to take. Samjeffers, hard about what response to take. Sam jeffers, co founder of the who targets me . Campaign, monitored and the use of political adverts on social media. Tomorrow marks one year since doctors in the uk were allowed to start prescribing Medicinal Cannabis to help with Certain Health conditions. It followed high profile campaigns from families of children with severe epilepsy. Still, some say that tight regulations are leaving many unable to access the drugs they need. John maguire reports. Youre watching Charlie Hughes have repeated infantile seizures, caused by epilepsy and potentially very dangerous. This was filmed in february. And this is charlie today. After being treated with medical cannabis for the past five months, his seizures have dropped from more than 120 per day to less than ten. Tried everything. Brain surgery was ruled out, so the last ditch attempt was cannabis to try and stop him having a terrible life of constant seizures. That was a seizure. With the seizures he is also at high risk of sudden unexpected death in epilepsy. So that plays on the back of your mind all the time as well. To then find this medicine that has changed his life and ours, the whole family, it has meant the world to us. You could call it a miracle. Charlie has a private prescription. It costs his family more than £1300 a month. Their money will run out injanuary. And then he is back to having 100 plus seizures. I would really like borisjohnson now to intervene for us parents and sort it out. One of the mums has to sell her house because she cant pay for her daughters medication any more. Its awful. The uk. 2019. One year on from the uk government saying the drug could be prescribed free in specific circumstances, doctors are still refusing to do so, citing a lack of evidence. Nice, the National Institute for health and care excellence, is due to publish its recommendations on Medicinal Cannabis which it says will provide more clarity around where these medicines can be considered as options for patients as well as identifying where further evidence of their potential benefit is needed. But Professor Mike barnes from the medical Cannabis Clinicians Society says the evidence already exists. There is a huge amount of evidence that says that cannabis can be useful, its not a cure all, and more particularly, its safe. I think we should prescribe and learn as we go along and not say, no, were not going to prescribe it. Lets wait until we have more evidence. Weve got enough evidence to start. Lets start and learn. 12 months after the law change, the department of health in england says. But while that could take several years, charlies parents are anxious that this condition may damage the development of his young brain. Time, they say, is one thing they dont have. John maguire, bbc news, norwich. A huge new underground burial site has been officially opened injerusalem. The cemetery took several years to build and was dug inside a mountain. It will eventually house the remains of more than 20,000 people, as tim allman reports. Injerusalem, space can be an issue for both the living and the dead. This is said to be the first of its kind, a modern solution to a timeless problem. A giant underground complex providing a final resting place for the people of this city. Translation nowadays, there are no burial caves any more making this cemetery was really innovative. We do not want to wast living territory above ground. Ethis was constructed for eternity. This will never change and will remain a burial place. A burial place and an engineering marvel. They excavated tonnes of rock, creating more than a mile of tunnels 50 metres underground. Above, an existing cemetery, but one that has become increasingly full. This is seen as a sustainable and ultimately sensitive solution. Translation all that you see now, it was built in a bit less than three years. There was a mountain here before. You are standing inside a rock. We think this is an environmental solution, but it also incorporates tradition, and therefore fits many places in israel. The first 8,000 graves are expected to be available for burial in the coming months. The rest of the site will be occupied in the next two years. As graveyards go, this is something new and impressive. Eternal rest beneath the feet of the city. Photographs apparently showing elusive street artist banksy at work have been published. The behind the scenes images apparently capture banksy in action, creating several famous works of art at various locations, although none of them show his face. They were taken by his former agent and photographer, steve lazarides, who worked with him for more than a decade. The graffiti artists identity has never been publicly revealed. Now its time for a look at the weather with nick miller. After a colder, quieter spell, aftera colder, quieterspell, it after a colder, quieter spell, it is all changed to end the weekend into the weekend, as low pressure takes over, it will become very unsettled. The much cloudier, wetter and windier with a potential star no speu windier with a potential star no spell on saturday, particularly for england and wales. Halloween evening, a largely dry evening for most. Quite chilly, quite a breeze blowing in from the south east, but some rain affecting parts of northern ireland, wales, the south west of england. This will move between the northward and eastward heading through the course of tonight. Turning damp and pretty murky for many parts of england and wales and northern ireland. Still a cold come across the north and east of scotla nd cold come across the north and east of scotland in particular, was some clear spells. But on friday, low pressure firmly in control. A much cloudier day for most, without pics of them. One thing you will notice, it will be much milder, winds coming in from the south west. So a grey day, outbreaks of rain spreading northwards and eastwards across the country. Perhaps a drier slot following on behind, but it will stay quite mischievous hill fog around, and then the next batch of rain moves into western areas, which could be quite heavy. 13 to maybe 16 celsius across the cell. This is the area of low pressure i was talking about which will bring the stormy speu about which will bring the stormy spell through saturday, we think. That could bring some disruption, along with that, some very heavy and persistent rain hitting parts of wales and england as we head through the course of the day. Some very wet weather across northern and eastern scotla nd weather across northern and eastern scotland as well. But were more concerned about the winds across the south, gusts of up to 70 mph, which could leave some disruption and potential damage in places. Temperature rise, and the seasonal average, but you will really not notice it with the strength of the wind and all the heavy rain, which could also cause surface water flooding. Our area of low pressure sta rts flooding. Our area of low pressure starts to fill as we head into sunday, so should be a better day than saturday. Still a breezy day, but the wind is much lighter. Showers are longer spells of rain mainly across northern and eastern areas. Sunshine possibly a bit more widespread into the afternoon across southern areas. Highs again of 11 celsius to 13 celsius in the cell. In the south. Hello, youre watching afternoon live. Im simon mccoy. Today at 2pm. Labour launch their Election Campaign, promising to take on what they call the establishment elite. We are going after the tax dodgers, we are going after the dodgy landlords, we are going after the bad bosses, we are going after the big polluters. Because we know whose side we, the labour party, are on. He on the day borisjohnson pledged the uk would leave the eu, the Prime Minister says its Jeremy Corbyns fault that brexit hasnt happened, and focuses on public services. We are investing in infrastructure, in new technology, and thats the future that we want to build, but at the moment weve got this roadblock, this logjam, and we need to get through it. The body of missing british backpacker Amelia Bambridge is found in cambodia