Its monday 23rd october. Our main story. More aid has reached gaza, as Rishi Sunakjoins other western leaders in calling on israel to respect International Humanitarian law. Fourteen trucks crossed from egypt through the Rafah Crossing Yesterday but the un and charities are warning it is still not enough, as israel continues to launch air strikes on gaza. More than two weeks after the attack by hamas, which is regarded as a Terrorist Organisation by the uk, the Israeli Defence minister has warned the conflict could go on for months. Our middle east correspondent Yolande Knell reports. A sleepless night in gaza. From afar, the flashes of successive israeli air strikes in gaza city as israel stepped up its bombing campaign. And amid more and more destruction, and a mounting death toll, the un is warning of a catastrophic humanitarian situation. Over the weekend, more than 30 lorry loads of aid were allowed into gaza from egypt, carrying food, water and medicines. Its just a fraction of what entered daily before israel put the hamas controlled territory under siege. Confirming the deliveries, the uns humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths called it a Glimmer Of Hope but said further supplies were desperately needed. With more than a million displaced people, some now living in this un tent city, there are urgent needs. People inside gaza need their most basic necessities, such as food, water, fuel and access to health services. So there is still a far, far way to go. Israel has signalled it will be sending its tanks and troops into gaza in the next stage of this war. After the deadliest attack in the countrys history, it says it aims to crush hamas. Translation it will take one month, two months, | three months and at the end there will be no more hamas. Before hamas makes contact with our tanks and our infantry, they will know the shells, air force. They will know the shells from our airforce. And israel is also striking in lebanon, as along its northern border, the troops fight the powerful Lebanese Armed group, hezbollah, raising fears of a wider regional conflict. Then, there are other complications in israels Military Offensive in gaza. More than 200 hostages being held by hamas. Some of theirfamilies have been meeting the president with a simple message, bring them home. Yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. Yolande knelljoins us now from jerusalem. Yolande, there has been some Strong Language from both israel and western leaders overnight . That is right. First of all the israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met his war cabinet. Top generals last night. Afterward he came up with a warning to hezbollah saying it would make the mistake of its life if it decided to escalate the conflict. Hezbollah is backed by israelmy other great enemy, iran. Then after the second convoy of 14 lorries entered through the Rafah Crossing Yesterday, we know mr netanyahu spoke tojoe biden. After the second convoy of 14 lorries entered through the Rafah Crossing Yesterday, we know mr netanyahu spoke to joe yesterday, we know mr netanyahu spoke tojoe biden. Afterwards a statement from the critically needed aid going into bars. Joe biden went on a round of calls with other western leaders in outwords this joint statement. Rishi sunak was one of those he called and these leaders expressed support for israels right to defend itself but also called for adherence to international law, particularly protection of civilians. On the ground this morning, Palestinian Media is saying this is one of the worst nights of bombing so far in gaza. The numbers remain unclear but it does seem a great deal of people were killed. We are hearing about a strike on a refugee camp in the northern gaza strip. The Environment Agency has warned that further flooding is expected in england because of the heavy rain during storm babet. River levels in parts of the north and midlands are at Record Levels, with water still rising. Meanwhile, scotlands First Minister humza yousaf is Visiting Brechin in angus, where residents were forced from their homes when the River South Esk burst its banks. Greg mckenzie reports. Residents from more than 500 homes in this Nottinghamshire Town have been evacuated due to flooding caused by storm babet. Retford county council told people they were at risk from high water levels along the river idle. For many, this Leisure Centre is home for now. Weve taken everything apart from the Big Three Piece Suite and turned the water off, turned the electric off. And thats all you can do. Not normally the idle here in retford that is affected like this so its a little bit unusual and residents here perhaps not used to it in the way that some other communities are. So, again, were out there trying to keep people informed and weve set up this centre to try and help people as well. In neighbouring stapleford, one residents had to cut short his holiday to see the damage for himself. My daughter phoned me and says, your bungalow� s under water. Oh, thats a very nice surprise for us. Yes. So were just basically landed at east midlands airport. Four people are confirmed to have died. A man in his 60s passed away in shropshire and two people have died in scotland, including 57 year old wendy taylor, who was swept away by river water. Derbyshire police say its investigating the death of a woman in her 80s, who died in chesterfield, after her home was flooded. Scotlands First Minister hamza yousaf will Visit Brechin in angus, where the River South Esk burst its banks, Flooding Dozens of homes. Many families are unlikely to be back in their properties before christmas. Local Authorities Say the clean up operation could take days, if not weeks. Meanwhile, the Environment Agency has warned that rivers are at Record Levels in parts of the midlands and Northern England. And with water still rising, there is still a risk of further flooding. Greg mckenzie, bbc news. Were joined now by our correspondent, katie hunter, who is in brechin in angus. Katie, there are warnings that some families may not be back in their homes before christmas . Given that water levels in some parts are still rising. Parts are still rising. Yes, absolutely. Parts are still rising. Yes, absolutely. Good parts are still rising. Yes, | absolutely. Good morning parts are still rising. Yes, absolutely. Good morning from brechin. Another dry day here which will come as a huge relief to People Living here. Iam will come as a huge relief to People Living here. I am on river street, the worst affected area. There are Flood Defences on my left foot that they were inundated, double to game over the top, on the street and dozens of people had to be rescued. Hundreds of people out of their homes and are likely to be out of their homes for some time. Yesterday was the first full dry day since the flooding, the first chance people got to go back inside their homes. We saw people whipping up carpets, throwing out fridges and freezers, sofas, clothes damaged and cars damaged as well. Of the people i spoke to yesterday, only two had insurance. This place has flooded before and insurance is so expensive. Humza yousaf is expected to come here today. He is due to meet local people, to thank volunteers and the authorities for their efforts. The people i spoke to yesterday, some of them are frustrated and angry. They do not feel they have had the support since they were flooded. Angus council says its staff has been facing unprecedented challenges and itsjob is to support people who have been affected. People out of their homes are likely to be out of their homes. Months. We are likely to be out of their homes. Months. ~ ,. ~ ,. , months. 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People here thought it would never happen again. It did. The storm beat habit. Early saturday morning, firefighters were knocking on doors telling them to get out because of danger to life. They had ap members to grab what they could of that they could not get a lot. They had a few moments. Here is one of the main streets through catcliffe when there river burst its banks. Last night it was up to here and has gone down overnight. What a mess it has left its management debris, rubbish, magical sewage. You can only imagine what it is like in peoples homes. People here feel like they had been abandoned, forgotten. They feel upset and angry. A little later on we will be speaking to a couple going back into their homes for the First Time Since saturday to see that damage and see what devastation has been left. 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I think itjust seemed extraordinary to many people in government, the video on the one hand that spread very quickly of this man at this Protest Chanting for jihad very quickly of this man at this Protest Chanting forjihad and on the other hand, the metropolitan police very quickly coming out and saying they could not see any potential offence being committed. It is worth noting, as you say, this was separate to the main march by this protest, organised by an International Islamist group wanting to impose sharia law on the whole world. It is banned in many countries quit many arab countries in particular but also some countries in europe, like germany. It has never been banned in the uk despite some pressure sometimes for that to take place. That is one discussion you will hear raised by Suella Braverman at this meeting with sir mark rowley, commissioner of the metropolitan police was at that meeting was already in the diary to discuss the very concerning rise in Anti Semitism in recent weeks. It will take on a broader context. Robertjenrick Suella Braverman� s number two at the home office yesterday, was very critical of the police, saying he could not see how the video of this incident did not amount to inciting violence. I suspect the met commissioner will be saying at this meeting, the legal bar is very high and the Public Order Act and the Terrorism Act and perhaps the issue is the legislation rather than how it is policed. I think you will get a lot of concern from government and people in parliament about issues that need to be addressed. A charity that helps victims of modern slavery says its received a steep rise in calls for help from Foreign Workers in the care sector. Unseen uk says many reported paying large amounts of money to those whod brought them to the uk, and that in some cases, their passports had been taken. Labour says thousands of renters could be forced from their homes if a promised government ban on no fault evictions in england is delayed. A new law will be debated by mps today, which would end the right of landlords to evict tenants for no reason with only two months� notice. Ministers maintain the bill will be passed but labour say they fear it will be watered down, amid reports of a backlash among tory mps. A lot of us know more about the comings and goings in our front gardens than we did a few years ago thanks to those hi tech doorbells, which also record images of anyone who approaches the door. They arent supposed to record people. Movement of any kind. Have a look at these this is brilliant. These doorbell pictures show the moment craig hollingworth, from leicestershire. They had a quick nibble of his lawn before moving on after 20 minutes or so. I like the way they stayed together. Fresh grass, new surroundings. Eventually, a farmer found them and headed them all back home. Amazing what you see on your door bell camera these days. Sometimes it is best not to know. Keep the grass short i know it has been a tricky few days for a lot of people. Been a tricky few days for a lot of eo le. ~. , been a tricky few days for a lot of neale, ~. ,. ,. , been a tricky few days for a lot of eole. ,. ,. ,. , been a tricky few days for a lot of neoler. ,. , been a tricky few days for a lot of neale, ~. ,. ,. ,. ,. , people. What is ahead of us now . Toda will people. What is ahead of us now . Today will be people. What is ahead of us now . Today will be mostly people. What is ahead of us now . Today will be mostly dry. People. What is ahead of us now . Today will be mostly dry. More i people. What is ahead of us now . | today will be mostly dry. More rain in the forecast. Some of that wilful in the forecast. Some of that wilful in some areas we do not want it. Good morning, everybody. There is still some Flood Warnings in force. You can find out more about these. They change quite regularly. You will find out about them on the Environment Agency website and also the sepa website and on our own website as well. Well keep you up to date. If you are stepping out, it is a cold start. 3 in glasgow and 1 in inverness. In cardiff it is plus 11 and swanage plus 16 foot are quite a wide ranging temperatures north to south. Where it is cold it has been wet. The risk of ice on untreated surfaces in scotland and Northern England. Some mist and fog this morning around the vale of york and shropshire and into parts of wales as well. Some of that will be slow to left. Heavy rain across the Isles Of Scilly this morning. As we go through the day, you can see this line of rain slowly pushing on. By the end of the afternoon the club will be building across the south east and we will see showery rain. For the rest of us there will be areas of Cloud At Times but equally some sunshine, will be as we go into tomorrow this band of rain moves north and this one pushes and from the west. Change is afoot and i will have a longer forecast later on have a longerforecast later on in The Programme. I will show you all of that. ~ The Programme. I will show you all of that. , ~ ,. , The Programme. I will show you all of that. ~ ~ The Programme. I will show you all of that. , ~ ~ , we will see you then. Lets take a look at todays papers. The times is among several to report that the Home Secretary Suella Braverman is demanding answers from the head of the metropolitan police after some protesters were not arrested for chanting jihad at a pro palestinian march in london over the weekend. The sun leads on claims apparently supported by a video shared widely online that a London Underground driver used the train� s speaker system to lead pro palestine chanting. The mirror focuses on the death of sir Bobby Charlton, with a tribute from the england and Manchester United legends younger brother tommy. And the metro has some gloomy weather news. After being soaked by storm babet, the met office is warning that scotland and Northern England are in for a cold snap. We will hear about that later on in The Programme. Feels like it has gone from august to november like that. To quickly overnight. What we have inside the newspapers . We will be fine health wise, apparently drinking tea and coffee in midlife may be associated with reduced likelihood of frailty in later years. Coffee is good for you. If you drink four or more cups a day you drink four or more cups a day you fared best but tea is also good. Keep drinking. You are on one already. Four or more cups of coffee significantly reduced odds of physical frailty. Significantly reduced odds of physicalfrailty. Does it also significantly reduced odds of physical frailty. Does it also work for chocolate . There is caffeine in that. That helps with Mental Health as well. Helps all round. This one in the times today, it is about dogs and cuts. People have more emotional, strong emotional bonds with dogs and they do with accounts, according to a recent survey. I think that is true because pants are so independent. Dog owners tend to have greater emotional bonds with their pets and cat owners. It was a survey about how much you need to spend on your dog. I am not sure cats are the same. They are to live still wonderful pets to have at home. You might be more used to using your mobile phone these days but if youve still got a landline, then it could be changing. The uks Phone Network is Going Digital. Ben can tell us more. When did you last use your Landline Phone at home . Do you know your Landline Number . I do not know mine. I do do you know your Landline Number . I do not know mine. I do not do you know your Landline Number . I do not know mine. I do not even do you know your Landline Number . I | do not know mine. I do not even have a handset plugged do not know mine. I do not even have a handset plugged in, do not know mine. I do not even have a handset plugged in, to do not know mine. I do not even have a handset plugged in, to be do not know mine. I do not even have a handset plugged in, to be honest. L a handset plugged in, to be honest. Many of us still rely on them and they are an important function if you do not have the internet. Landlines will not be staying the same for much longer. The uks Phone Network is Going Digital for most of us by 2025. If youve already got an Internet Connection, it could be as simple as plugging your existing phone into your Broadband Router rather than the phone socket on the wall. But 1. 7 million households have no Internet Connection at home. And up to a Million People have cut back or cancelled Internet Packages in the past year, to save money. And if they cant or dont want to access broadband, there is a plan in place called a Pre Digital Landline service, which means they can still use their home phones without the internet. Lots of devices from Traffic Lights to atm to rely on the analogue Phone Network. So do burglar alarms. If you have one of those tell your Phone Operator before you switch to make sure they keep working for the people over 70 generally are not being switched over in the first stages of theirs. Caroline abrahams is from age uk. We will only be contacted when it is your turn, you region. People over 75 are not being switched at all, they are being left to later in the process over the Telephone Providers can be absolutely sure they have the right equipment to give you, particularly if you are someone who does not have a mobile phone or broadband. Your landline is your link to the world. Nobody has to make the switch unless you are ready to do so. There is an opportunity to say no, i dont want to do this just yet, no reason to be too worried about it. ,. ,. ,. ,. , about it. The switchover has already be. Un, about it. The switchover has already beaun, it about it. The switchover has already begun. It is about it. The switchover has already begun, it is being about it. The switchover has already begun, it is being rolled about it. The switchover has already begun, it is being rolled out about it. The switchover has already begun, it is being rolled out regionl begun, it is being rolled out region by region. The first part of the country to get include Northern Ireland, east midlands and salisbury. It is currently happening in the north west as well and will start being rolled out in london this autumn. Start being rolled out in london this autumn. You talk about well have that landline this autumn. You talk about well have that landline bit this autumn. You talk about well have that landline bit of this autumn. You talk about well have that landline bit of a this autumn. You talk about well have that landline bit of a bill, i have that landline bit of a bill, dont we . Even if we do not necessarily use a landline, will that change. Necessarily use a landline, will that change necessarily use a landline, will that chance. ,. , that change. That is a really good cuestion. That change. That is a really good question we that change. That is a really good question. We have that change. That is a really good question. We have asked that change. That is a really good question. We have asked about i that change. That is a really good i question. We have asked about this. Because the new system still uses the cables and wires, they still need to maintain that. You will still be charged but it will be rolled into one single price. You might think, goodness, my broadband charge hasjumped up. It is because they have rolled the Landline Rental into that as well. You will see it as one charge on your bill. It is not a discount, you are not getting to save money but they say overall it is not pushing your bill up either. ~ ,. ,. , it is not pushing your bill up either. ,. ,, either. Why does it not surprise me a rice either. Why does it not surprise me a price doesnt either. Why does it not surprise me a price doesnt come either. Why does it not surprise me a price doesnt come down . Either. Why does it not surprise me a price doesnt come down . Neverl a price doesnt come down . Never does, a price doesnt come down . Never does. Does a price doesnt come down . Never does. Does it . If youve ever had to catch a rodent, you may know that one option is the so called glue trap which is basically a very sticky board, which traps any small animal that walks across it. Well, its no longer an option in wales, where glue traps have been banned because theyre seen as cruel. But some Pest Controllers say the ban is making theirjob harder and will allow Rat Populations to boom. Matt murray has the story. Rats the size of small cats. Thats what a Pest Controller from cardiff says hes dealing with, as this footage shows. Fora business, ora home, the animals can cause thousands of pounds worth of damage and transmit diseases. Pest controller Gareth Davies uses the latest technology to find and catch rodents, including drain inspection cameras. So you can actually see where the rats have been digging. But also more traditional traps, including glue boards, which many feel are barbaric. The rat i caught this week was the biggest one ive seen in 30 years, to be honest with you. It was sort of from the end of the tail to the nose was sort of 64 centimetres. So, you know, youre talking from there to there. Glue traps are placed on the floor for rats to stick to until they eventually die. We use this in the Pest Control World as a last resort to trap that rat thats causing mayhem. The Welsh Government say these are cruel and thats why theyve banned them. Youve got plenty of other ways to catch rats. Yes, they say they are cruel and barbaric. Yes, they are. But, at the end of the day, we are catching rats. Its, you know, its a pest. Its a health pest. So for the Welsh Government to take these away from a professional Pest Control Company companies we are trying to sort of fight an ever increasing Rat Population with sort of both hands behind our backs. The Welsh Government say they are pleased that wales is the first country in the uk to introduce a ban on glue traps as part of the agricultural bill. It also includes a ban on snares, which are sometimes used to catch pests in the countryside, such as foxes and rabbits. Anyone caught using these types of traps will face an unlimited fine or even prison. Theyre indiscriminate and they do Catch Animals that are innocent and peoples pets are caught in them and birds suffer horrendously because theyre trapped there for many hours. And often some animals have to actually bite their own legs off to escape from these traps. Gareth will stick to using more traditional traps like this. But will they stop rats, which experts say are growing in size and in their numbers . That was matt murray reporting. Coming up this morning. It changes lives forfamilies and children but the number of people being adopted is declining. Well be discussing that just after 7. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. A very good morning from bbc london. Im alice salfield. A school in south london says the Housing Crisis is making it harder for children to learn because many are dealing with the impact of being homeless. At Harris Primary Academy in peckham the majority of its pupils are living in temporary or overcrowded properties. The government says its spending £2 billion over three years to tackle homelessness and get families into permanent accommodation. But teachers say the situation is taking its toll on pupils. We see increasing numbers of children who might be really tired by the afternoon because theyve been up very early or who may be withdrawn because actually there are horrible things going on in the hostel that theyre living in. And teachers have had to adapt because ultimately, we really want to make sure they have a really successful education because that is their route out of poverty. A hospital in east london has blamed the Elizabeth Line for increased pressures on its Emergency Services and a fall in its performance levels. The royal london is right next to Whitechapel Station, which is on the Elizabeth Line. The hospital said attendance had risen since it launched, with figures suggesting more patients are now heading there instead of whipps cross or homerton hospitals. Its that time of year when poppies start to appear ahead of remembrance day. Many of them are made at a factory in richmond in south west london. And for the past century, its offered jobs to ex servicemen and women who may be struggling. Raf Veteran Stevejoined the team eight years ago. They took me on as a tour assistant. It gave me a purpose in my life every day. So it was a reason to get out of bed. We keep doing that today. Were still giving people, veterans with disabilities, getting them back into work. But also youre doing something meaningfulfor people. You know, these wreaths that we make, around 150,000 a year, go round the world. Lets take a look at the tubes now minor delays on the hammersmith and city, and the waterloo and city lines this morning. Now onto the weather with kate kinsella. Good morning. Its a largely fine and dry start this morning. We do have some high level cloud, though, so the sunshine we have is largely hazy and the cloud is going to thicken as we head into the afternoon. By the end of the afternoon, into the evening, some rain spreading up from the south. A Gentle Southeasterly breeze today, could be moderate at times with temperatures reaching around 15 celsius. Now, overnight tonight, that rain will become heavier for a time, moving away north and eastwards. Dry through the middle part of the night. But then some Showers Edging in by dawn tomorrow morning, the minimum temperature between 8 and 11 celsius. So for tomorrow, well still have those showers first thing, but the cloud will start to break up. Through the afternoon some lengthy spells of sunshine, still the chance of a shower, though. The Wind Switches and comes from the south west. Temperatures tomorrow reaching around 1a celsius. Now, as we head further through this week, it is going to stay largely unsettled. Well see some showers. Itll be breezy at times, but also a few sunny spells and temperatures in the mid teens celsius. Thats it head to our website or the bbc news app for plenty more stories from london. Now its back to sally and ben. Bye bye. Hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and ben thompson. Time isjust after time is just after 6 30am. Lets return to our top story and the situation in the middle east. More aid has now entered gaza amid increasing warnings of a humanitarian catastrophe in the territory. Fourteen lorries carrying vital supplies entered from egypt yesterday through the rafah crossing but the un says 100 a day are needed to provide enough resources. More than a Million People inside gaza have been displaced, with food, water and fuel all in short supply and international leaders, including Prime Minister rishi sunak, have called on israel to respect International Humanitarian law. Ahead of a potential Israeli Ground offensive, the countrys Defence Minister has also issued a warning that his countrys war with hamas, which the uk regards as a Terrorist Organisation, could go on into next year. Were joined now by Iman Trabelsi from the International Committee of the red cross. Good morning. 1a more trucks arriving yesterday, how much of a material difference is that making on the ground . Material difference is that making on the ground . Good morning and thank ou on the ground . Good morning and thank you for on the ground . Good morning and thank you for having on the ground . Good morning and thank you for having me. On the ground . Good morning and | thank you for having me. Although its a thank you for having me. Although its a positive step after the population were deprived from assistance, it is a positive step to have assistance, it is a positive step to have the assistance, it is a positive step to have the first batches of drugs entering have the first batches of drugs entering especially yesterday, we had the entering especially yesterday, we had the first delivery of fuel inside had the first delivery of Fuel Inside Gaza which is necessary in order inside gaza which is necessary in order to inside gaza which is necessary in order to run inside gaza which is necessary in order to run generators and are keeping order to run generators and are keeping hospitals somehow functioning. But it is still a drop in the functioning. But it is still a drop in the scene of what the actual needs in the scene of what the actual needs of in the scene of what the actual needs of the population are, the massive needs of the population are, the massive needs we are observing on the ground massive needs we are observing on the ground cannot be fixed by some trucks the ground cannot be fixed by some trucks. There is a need for a sustainable plan in order for aid to be delivered in a sustainable and continued be delivered in a sustainable and continued way, taking into consideration how massive and diverse consideration how massive and diverse the needs are. Its important to highlight the people of gaza were relying on humanitarian assistance, gaza were relying on humanitarian assistance, eight out of ten people were already relying on a form of humanitarian assistance and that was before humanitarian assistance and that was before the humanitarian assistance and that was before the escalation. You can imagine before the escalation. You can imagine now how colossal they need as we imagine now how colossal they need as we are imagine now how colossal they need as we are seeing on so many levels, the health as we are seeing on so many levels, the Health Sector has nearly fully collapsed. The vital infrastructure for water collapsed. The vital infrastructure for water and sanitation are not functioning, people are not able to access functioning, people are not able to access water. The families, we see famiiies access water. The families, we see families and access water. The families, we see families and receive testimonies about families and receive testimonies about countless families spending their nights in the street because their nights in the street because the shelters are crowded and there is no the shelters are crowded and there is no room the shelters are crowded and there is no room left for them to have a roof over is no room left for them to have a roof over their head, with no food and water roof over their head, with no food and water or blankets for the babies and water or blankets for the babies. Even the most basic of basics. Babies. Even the most basic of basics, people are not able to access basics, people are not able to access and therefore we urge all parties access and therefore we urge all parties to access and therefore we urge all parties to respect their obligations when parties to respect their obligations when it parties to respect their obligations when it comes to providing assistance for the population especially those who have to leave everything behind and go into displacement in the south of gaza now displacement in the south of gaza now it displacement in the south of gaza now it is displacement in the south of gaza now. It is an obligation that falls entirety now. It is an obligation that falls entirely on now. It is an obligation that falls entirely on the parties in the conflict entirely on the parties in the conflict to find an agreement but we want to conflict to find an agreement but we want to flag also its not just about want to flag also its not just about channelling additional aid, its about about channelling additional aid, its about Finding Solutions for pauses its about Finding Solutions for pauses in its about Finding Solutions for pauses in fighting because once the aid is pauses in fighting because once the aid is in. Pauses in fighting because once the aid is in, actors who need certain security aid is in, actors who need certain security guarantees to be able to move security guarantees to be able to move and security guarantees to be able to move and deliver this assistance for it should move and deliver this assistance for it should be. We have 60 tonnes of aid right it should be. We have 60 tonnes of aid right now on the egyptian side of the aid right now on the egyptian side of the crossing, up until now we have of the crossing, up until now we have been of the crossing, up until now we have been using our stocks and existing have been using our stocks and existing in have been using our stocks and existing in gaza but not able to channal existing in gaza but not able to channel and an additional assistance. We are also looking to bring assistance. We are also looking to bring in assistance. We are also looking to bring in additional staff support, we have bring in additional staff support, we have a bring in additional staff support, we have a Surgical Team on the egyptian we have a Surgical Team on the egyptian side still waiting for a green egyptian side still waiting for a green light to enter. We hope things will move green light to enter. We hope things will move favourably in the upcoming period will move favourably in the upcoming period and will move favourably in the upcoming period and as soon as possible. You sa the period and as soon as possible. You say the aid period and as soon as possible. Gm. Say the aid needs to be more sustained, things need to move quickly but what needs to change and happen for things to change significantly . Brute happen for things to change significantly . Happen for things to change significantly . Happen for things to change sianificantl . ~ ~. ,. , ,. , significantly . We know at this stage it is a matter significantly . We know at this stage it is a matter of significantly . We know at this stage it is a matter of parties significantly . We know at this stage it is a matter of parties in significantly . We know at this stage it is a matter of parties in the it is a matter of parties in the conflict it is a matter of parties in the conflict coming to an agreement, other conflict coming to an agreement, other countries involved but today, there other countries involved but today, there is other countries involved but today, there is a other countries involved but today, there is a need to fit the humanitarian agenda on top of all the other humanitarian agenda on top of all the other priorities. What we are seeing the other priorities. What we are seeing in the other priorities. What we are seeing in gaza, the level of destruction, the huge humanitarian needs destruction, the huge humanitarian needs in destruction, the huge humanitarian needs in which people are is not something we have seen before. The situation something we have seen before. The situation when we say humanitarian situation situation when we say humanitarian situation is situation when we say humanitarian situation is currently nearly catastrophic, this is not an exaggeration, this is what we are seeing exaggeration, this is what we are seeing in exaggeration, this is what we are seeing in the field. Our teams are looking seeing in the field. Our teams are looking into gaza, we have about 100 staff members, most of them from the Community Staff members, most of them from the community and they are living in the Exact Community and they are living in the exact same community and they are living in the exact same conditions the population in gaza exact same conditions the population in gaza are exact same conditions the population in gaza are going through, the knights in gaza are going through, the knights of terror, the baby is not Sleeping Knights of terror, the baby is not sleeping because of the permanent bombing. Sleeping because of the permanent bombing, countless civilians who have bombing, countless civilians who have lost bombing, countless civilians who have lost their lives, countless people have lost their lives, countless people not able to Access Medical assistance because the hospital is under assistance because the hospital is under too assistance because the hospital is under too much pressure with no equipment under too much pressure with no equipment and not enough space to treat more equipment and not enough space to treat more people and what we are seeing treat more people and what we are seeing in treat more people and what we are seeing in gaza is not an exaggeration, when we say it is catastrophic. Furtheraid is exaggeration, when we say it is catastrophic. Further aid is needed, pauses catastrophic. Further aid is needed, pauses in catastrophic. Further aid is needed, pauses in fighting as soon as possible pauses in fighting as soon as possible and on top of all of that, parties possible and on top of all of that, parties to possible and on top of all of that, parties to the conflict need to Respect Parties to the conflict need to respect the legal obligations when it comes respect the legal obligations when it comes to the interests of civilians. It comes to the interests of civilians, their safety, vital infrastructure and the protection of aid workers and first responders. Thank aid workers and first responders. Thank you aid workers and first responders. Thank you so much for your time. It is worth saying you can get more news and analysis on the ongoing situation, there is a new bbc podcast. The conflict israel gaza is presented by our chief International Correspondent lyse doucet, and is available now on the bbc sounds app, or wherever you get your podcasts. Jane is here with the sport and a cracking game in the Premier League last night. A year ago when i emery took over aston villa and Steven Gerrard had been struck, sacked. Now they are two points from the top of the Premier League, what a turnaround aston villa have now won 11 premier League Home Games in a row after beating west ham 4 1 at villa park. Before the game the crowd stood as one to pay their respects to sir Bobby Charlton following his passing on saturday. Villa are just two points from the top of the table, with england striker Ollie Watkins among their scorers in another dominant performance on home territory. Their manager unai emery has been in charge for a year, and aston villa now have their highest points total for 25 years after nine games. We are feeling good here at home and we are feeling something especially where we are playing here in villa park and then try to play in the style where we are building and then of course try to adapt the opponent teams playing trying to avoid the capacity. And today was a very great match with everything on the pitch, with the crowd, with the fans. And i think we have to be proud of us. We were narrowly 1 0 down at half time and wed done a lot of good things in the first half. Our goalkeeper had a couple of saves as well, but wed got into at the final third and hadnt really. Hadnt really caused them any problems. We get in regular, we get down. But it was either the wrong pass, the wrong choice, the wrong cross. We couldnt pick people out. So we had. We had opportunities which maybe against other teams this season, weve taken. Celtic restored their seven point lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership after beating hearts 4 1 at tynecastle. Matt oriley scored first for celtic in the fourth minute. It was a tenth successive win over hearts for the champions in all competitions, with the edinburgh side staying in fourth place. In the scottish womens Premier League, Rangers Leapfrogged Celtic to go top with a 2 1 Old Firm Victory that ended their rivals 100 start. Rio hardys late headed winner completed rangers fightback which saw them move a point clear of celtic. There were also wins for hearts and hibs. In the womens super league, Vivianne Miedema played for the first time in 11 months after being out with an acl injury. She helped arsenal beat bristol city 2 1. Ireland captain katie mccabe scored both goals as arsenal made it two wins in a row after only picking up a point from their opening two fixtures. Bristol city remain bottom and are yet to register a point. Football fans will continue to pay their respects to club legend sir Bobby Charlton at old trafford this week, following his passing on saturday at the age of 86. A book of condolence is open at Manchester Uniteds ground and will be available until friday, with a digital version also created. A world and european champion, sir bobby was diagnosed with dementia three years ago. His 106 caps and 49 goals for england were records at the time. And during his career at united he won three league titles, the european cup and the fa cup. Manchester united manager eric ten hag and his squad have also been paying their respects to the late sir Bobby Charlton. The team signed a book of condolences at the Club Training ground in carrington. Courtney lawes has announced he will retire from intenational rugby after the world cup. Englands vice captain has played in four world cups; two lions tours and is one of only five englishmen to have been capped 100 times. Englands World Cup Campaign will conclude against argentina in fridays bronze medal match. In rugby league, england are 1 0 up in the three test series against tonga after winning 22 18 in st helens. Both sides scored two in the first half. Starford toa the first tongan over the line. And at half time, it was neck and neck. But two tries from Tom Johnstone then helped england to a narrow victory over the visitors. The second test is in huddersfield on saturday. Anthonyjoshua has told the bbc that his fight with Deontay Wilder could become part of a heavyweight double bill with tyson fury and oleksandr usyk. Terms have also been agreed for the former two time world heavyweight champion joshua to fight wilder, though no date or venue has been announced. Speaking at the us grand prix, joshua said it might not happen until april. A deal for a fight between champions fury and usyk was signed in october, and is set to take place in saudi arabia. Lewis hamilton was disqualified from second place in the us grand prix after running Max Verstappens red bull close for victory. Despite starting from sixth on the grid Max Verstappen went on to claim the 50th win of his formula one career and 15th of the season at the circuit of the americas. Hamilton was just two seconds behind verstappen at the flag but his car was later declared illegal for excessive wear on the underfloor skid blocks. More frustration for england at the Cricket World Cup fast bowler reece topley has been ruled out for the remainder of the tournament with a broken finger. The 29 year old was injured during yesterdays crushing defeat by south africa in mumbai. Topley is englands leading wicket taker in india, with eight in three games, despite being left out for the first match. Now, remember the name marc guiu because the 17 year old made his debut for Barcelona Last Night and scored the winner after just 33 seconds. He came off the bench in the 79th minute and tookjust two touches to score against athletic bilbao. Its the fastest First League Goal for barcelona in the clubs history. Look at that baby face 17 years old. And on a school night it was a surprise he was even on the bench, let alone getting on the pitch. Remember that name. Im very well, jane, thank you. Remember that name. Im very well, jane. Thank you jane, thank you. What would you do with £35 million . Jane, thank you. What would you do with £35 million . There jane, thank you. What would you do with £35 million . There is jane, thank you. What would you do with £35 million . There is a jane, thank you. What would you do with £35 million . There is a list. With £35 million . There is a list. How about with £35 million . There is a list. How about buying with £35 million . There is a list. How about buying a with £35 million . There is a list. How about buying a bit with £35 million . There is a list. How about buying a bit of with £35 million . There is a list. How about buying a bit of that . L its on the market for £35 million, but campaigners are warning that a northumbrian beauty spot could drastically change when its sold as part of englands biggest land sale. The 9,500 Acre Rothbury Estate is currently owned by the duke of northumberlands youngest son, with four bidders thought to be considering offers. But local groups say more should be done to help communities protect the land. Mark denten reports. The rothbury estate mile after mile of open country. But this place is more than just a landscape. Its our heritage. So our ancestors were farming this land, looking after this land, living on this land before the pyramids were built in egypt. In the summer, the estates 9,500 acres went up for sale. The first time thats happened since 1328. The price tag, £35 million. There are four bidders for the largest single block of land to be sold in england in the last 30 years. I think we might see the estate change drastically. Where you would see commercial forest planted in this area, you may even see Wind Turbines very close to simonside as well. Theres lots of different aspects that i dont think people appreciate that a commercial investor will want to see a return on. Butjust a few miles across the scottish borderfrom rothbury, this is the tarras valley. Ten and a half thousand acres of Rolling Hills and open countryside. Its a similar size to the rothbury estate, and a few years ago it was for sale for a few million pounds. Local people were worried. So what do they do . They bought it the £6 million price tag was raised partly through donations at the height of the pandemic, some as small as £5. We did not anticipate the support that would come from all over the world. People that might never come and see this amazing place supported us financially. We were all kind of worried that were we going to do this . Is this going to be impossible . But it wasnt, and we did it. The place is now a Nature Reserve Run by the community, but they also tapped into £2 million from the Scottish Community land fund run by the Scottish Government. That is the fund thats made available via the land reform legislation for communities to do exactly what weve just done. Could you have done it without the sort of balancing support from those public bodies . I think it would have made things a lot harder. Similar landscapes then, but a stark difference in funding between north and south of the border. What has frustrated us the most is there is the legislation and the support from local government, Regional Government and the Scottish Government to allow communities to take on the role and manage the land on behalf of local communities. We dont have that in england and its one of the things that i think we should be very jealous of scotland for having that we dont. A spokesperson for land agents, knight frank, which is marketing the rothbury estate, said none of the Public Access will change as a result of the sale, and all of the existing land subject to the countryside and rights of way act, will remain as it is today. That was mark denten reporting. Wasnt it a Beautiful Day when they were filming . It wasnt it a Beautiful Day when they were filming . Were filming . It looks like it could be re were filming . It looks like it could be pretty wild heres carol with a look at the weather. In some places the river levels will keep rising, wont they . The in some places the river levels will keep rising, wont they . Keep rising, wont they . The rain fell on the keep rising, wont they . The rain fell on the hills keep rising, wont they . The rain fell on the hills as keep rising, wont they . The rain fell on the hills as well, keep rising, wont they . The rain fell on the hills as well, and keep rising, wont they . The rain fell on the hills as well, and that| fell on the hills as well, and that has to come down from the whole which is what it is doing and there is more rain in the forecast this week. Good morning. If you are worried about flooding you can check our website or of course the different nations and regions websites to find out what is happening where you are but there are still a lot of Flood Warnings in force. Numbers go up and down but there will be further rain as i this week. We start with mist and fog patches especially the vale of york, shropshire, midlands and also parts of wales and there are some icy stretches to watch out for across scotland and Northern England. We got a wide range of temperatures, for example 3 In Aberdeenshire but bakhtin in cornwall. Today we are under the influence of this High Pressure so a lot of us will have the right weather but you can see this Weather Front towards the west. Already producing 26 millimetres of rain in the Isles Of Scilly in the last few hours and it will continue to push slowly northwards and east. Bits and pieces of Club Building through the day got a lot of dry weather, sunshine, through the afternoon in the cloud will build across the far south east. By the end of the afternoon we start to see some rain and it will turn breezy. Temperatures 11 16 , north to south. Picking up on the rain as we go through the evening and overnight, it moves into east anglia, then lincolnshire and yorkshire, and Northern England, exactly where we do not need or want it this Weather Front in the south west starting to weaken but will produce some rain before that happens and showers getting into scotland and Northern Ireland. Tomorrow this is what will produce the rain in parts of the east and there will be further rain to come. This front in the south will fizzle so we have a mixture of sunshine and showers. Northern ireland and scotland you might catch the shower here and there but for most it will be dry and a fair bit of sunshine. Temperatures 11 16. Let me stop for a second and point this out, this is the centre of an area of low pressure that was Storm Bernard named by the portuguese Weather Service but it is weak as it moves across us but you see it rotating and it will continue to do so as it pulls rate hearing tuesday and into wednesday. That is, google talk and more of an easterly or south easterly wind but then we have this Rain Coming In, a more potent set of runs from the south west so for the rain to come at times, driven in on this went across scotland and Northern England. But when there will be a lot of dry weather and sunshine. Then a more active Weather Front coming from the south west will bring heavy rain and stronger winds. Throughout wednesday night into thursday again it will push north east across areas that we really do not want it. Karen, thank you so much, places that have been struggling already. Yes, not as biblical as it was last week but more rain on the right. Carol, thank you. There are reports of people under 18 years old travelling from england to wales for cosmetic procedures as there is no law preventing it. Two years ago, under 18s were banned in england from having botox and lip fillers. Campaigners are now calling for wales to follow suit, as Gemma Dunstan reports. An estimated 900,000 Botox Injections are carried out in the uk each year and ruby is interested in having the treatment too. Personally, i would like lip fillers and it is down to the Beauty Standard at the moment and it has been, you know, everyone likes the look of fuller lips. It would just make me more confident. As she lives in wales, its not illegal for her to have this at any age, but she feels a law banning under 18 would be positive. Ifeel like it is a good law, as me, two or three years ago probably wouldnt have cared as much about the future outcome of it as i do now. In october 2021, england banned under 18s from botox style treatments for cosmetic surgery. But that hasnt stopped young people there taking advantage of the lack of law in wales. Yeah, weve definitely heard of cases where people have literally just crossed the border and come to wales and had these treatments done. And you know, there are unfortunately, i mean, it shouldnt even take a law actually, should it, for people to not inject under 18s . It should be something that ethically and morally you are against doing because of the risks involved. But unfortunately, there are many, many people that are still willing to do that. Save face received complaints about clinics and have heard from people who have come from england for treatment, including this parent from bristol. My 16 year old daughter was given lip fillers and wasnt asked her age. I called to complain and asked what shes playing at injecting kids under 18 and she just hung up on me and wont respond to my calls. My daughters lips look awful. You know, this is really a Crisis Waiting to happen with young people. And so the faster the government can act, the quicker that we can stop these unscrupulous people from injecting these young and vulnerable people. The Welsh Government say that there is a regulatory gap in wales and will be doing further work in this area. Its notjust patients that could be left vulnerable. Weve also heard from practitioners who say they feel exposed. Its led me, a welsh practitioner, to look to england for guidance and support, and my hope for regulation and legislation comes fundamentally from the uk government at the moment, because i feel like the Welsh Government arent really doing enough to aid Patient Safety in this industry. There is a lot of pressure over the Beauty Standards and fashions. Theyre always changing, so its just trying to keep up with the trends, really. Its an industry that lacks regulation, one that campaigners say needs action urgently. Coming up. Seven best known as strictly� s head judge now Shirley Ballas has released her debut crime novel. Shell be here to tell us all about it. The book is called murder on the dance floor and its part of the sequence series. There is a legendary choreographer and dancer in it. I legendary choreographer and dancer in it. ,. ,. , in it. I wonder who that might be. Shirley itallas in it. I wonder who that might be. Shirley ballas coming in it. I wonder who that might be. Shirley ballas coming up in it. I wonder who that might be. Shirley ballas coming up shortly. | Shirley Ballas coming up shortly. Time to get the news, travel and weather where you are a very good morning from bbc london. Im alice salfield. A school in south london says the Housing Crisis is making it harder for children to learn because many are dealing with the impact of being homeless. At Harris Primary Academy in peckham, the majority of its pupils are living in temporary or overcrowded properties. The government says its spending £2 billion over three years to tackle homelessness and get families into permanent accommodation. But teachers say the situation is taking its toll on pupils. We see increasing numbers of children who might be really tired by the afternoon because theyve been up very early or who may be withdrawn because actually there are horrible things going on in the hostel that theyre living in. And teachers have had to adapt because ultimately, we really want to make sure they have a really successful education because that is their route out of poverty. An east London Hospital has blamed the Elizabeth Line for increased pressures on its Emergency Services and a fall in its performance levels. The royal london is right next to Whitechapel Station, which is on the Elizabeth Line. The hospital said attendance had risen since the railway launched, with figures suggesting more patients are now heading there instead of whipps cross or homerton hospitals. Well, its that time of year when poppies start to appear ahead of remembrance day. Many of them are made at a factory in richmond. And for the past century its offered jobs to ex service men and women who may be struggling. Raf Veteran Stevejoined the team eight years ago. They took me on as a tour assistant. It gave me a purpose in my life every day. So it was a reason to get out of bed. We keep doing that today. Were still giving people, veterans with disabilities, getting them back into work. But also youre doing something meaningfulfor people. You know, these wreaths that we make, around 150,000 a year, go round the world. Lets take a look at the tubes now. Minor delays on the hammersmith and city and the waterloo and city lines this morning. Now heres the weather with kate kinsella. Good morning. Its a largely fine and dry start this morning. We do have some high level cloud, though, so the sunshine we have is largely hazy and the cloud is going to thicken as we head into the afternoon. By the end of the afternoon, into the evening, some rain spreading up from the south. A Gentle Southeasterly breeze today, could be moderate at times with temperatures reaching around 15 celsius. Now, overnight tonight, that rain will become heavier for a time, moving away north and eastwards. Dry through the middle part of the night. But then some Showers Edging in by dawn tomorrow morning, the minimum temperature between 8 and 11 celsius. So for tomorrow, well still have those showers first thing, but the cloud will start to break up. Through the afternoon some lengthy spells of sunshine, still the chance of a shower, though. The Wind Switches and comes from the south west. Temperatures tomorrow reaching around iii celsius. Now, as we head further through this week, it is going to stay largely unsettled. Well see some showers. Itll be breezy at times, but also a few sunny spells and temperatures in the mid teens celsius. Thats it. Head to our website or the bbc news app for plenty more stories from london. Ill see you in half an hour. Bye bye. Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. Our headlines today. A second aid convoy enters gaza, as Rishi Sunakjoins other western leaders in calling on israel to respect International Humanitarian law. As airstrikes continue overnight, israels Defence Minister warns the military� s campaign in gaza could take up to three months. The Home Secretary will question the metropolitan police chief about how the force handled pro palestinian demonstrations at the weekend. More Flood Warnings for england as water levels continue to rise following storm babet. Good morning. Victory for villa puts them two points off the top of the Premier League. Ollie watkins sealed the win over west ham, giving aston villa an 11 consecutive home victory. Good morning. A cold and frosty start to the day across the northern half of the country. The risk of ice on untreated surfaces. For many of us it will be dry with sunshine. Some Rain Coming In from the west and later in the south east. All the details throughout this mornings programme. Its monday, 23rd of october. More aid has reached gaza, as Rishi Sunakjoins other western leaders in calling on israel to respect International Humanitarian law. Fourteen trucks crossed from egypt through the Rafah Crossing Yesterday but the un and charities are warning it is still not enough as israel continues to launch air strikes on gaza. More than two weeks after the attack by hamas, which is regarded as a Terrorist Organisation by the uk, the Israeli Defence minister has warned the conflict could go on for months. Our middle east correspondent Yolande Knell reports. A sleepless night in gaza. From afar, the flashes of successive israeli air strikes in gaza city as israel steps up its bombing campaign. And amid more and more destruction, and a mounting death toll, the un is warning of a catastrophic humanitarian situation. Over the weekend, more than 30 lorry loads of aid were allowed into gaza from egypt, carrying food, water and medicines. Its just a fraction of what entered daily before israel put the hamas controlled territory under siege. Confirming the deliveries, the uns humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths called it a Glimmer Of Hope but said further supplies were desperately needed. With more than a million displaced people, some now living in this un tent city, there are urgent needs. People inside gaza need their most basic necessities, such as food, water, fuel and access to health services. So there is still a far, far way to go. Israel has signalled it will be sending its tanks and troops into gaza in the next stage of this war. After the deadliest attack in the countrys history, it says it aims to crush hamas. Translation it will take one month, two months, | three months and at the end there will be no more hamas. Before hamas makes contact with our tanks and our infantry, they will know the shells from our airforce. And israel is also striking in lebanon, as along its northern border, the troops fight the powerful Lebanese Armed group, hezbollah, raising fears of a wider regional conflict. Then, there are other complications in israels Military Offensive in gaza. More than 200 hostages being held by hamas. Some of theirfamilies have been meeting the president with a simple message, bring them home. Yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. Our chief International Correspondent Lyse Doucetjoins us now from Southern Israel. Lyse, there has been some Strong Language from both israel and western leaders overnight . Iam i am sorry, we are having a little bit of a Communications Problem so i didnt hear your question very well. Im going to tell you what the latest is here. We are less than a mile from the gaza border. We are hearing the sounds of heavy artillery here as israel intensifies its Military Campaign. We had a then we can from the Israeli Defence spokesperson is emphasising that in this current phase of the operation, they are going to concentrate on intensifying air strikes, to hit us as hard as possible before they undertake that widely expected ground attack. They are also coming under pressure, pressure from the United States. The white house i said in a conversation Withjoe Biden and the israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, they agreed there would be a continued flow of aid, desperately needed aid into the gaza strip. 3a tracks when ten by the weekend. It is not enough. Also pressure coming from foreign countries, including britain about the hostages, which include some 30 nationalities, to give time for the hostages, the back channel negotiations with hamas to try to release, all of the hostages, if possible,. The families of the hostages, you can imagine the anguish. Two hostages, a mother and daughter release. All the families want their loved ones to come home. That language goes right around the world. ,. , that language goes right around the world. , ~ , that language goes right around the world. ,. ,. That language goes right around the world. ~ i. ,. ~ world. Thank you very much indeed. A little bit of communication world. Thank you very much indeed. A little bit of Communication Problem i little bit of Communication Problem but we will be talking to her again very soon. The Environment Agency has warned that further flooding is expected in england because of the heavy rain during storm babet. River levels in parts of the north and midlands are at Record Levels, with water still rising. Meanwhile, scotlands First Minister humza yousaf is Visiting Brechin in angus, where residents were forced from their homes when the River South Esk burst its banks. Greg mckenzie reports. Residents from more than 500 homes in this Nottinghamshire Town have been evacuated due to flooding caused by storm babet. Retford county council told people they were at risk from high water levels along the river idle. For many, this Leisure Centre is home for now. Weve taken everything apart from the Big Three Piece Suite and turned the water off, turned the electric off. And thats all you can do. Not normally the idle here in retford that is affected like this so its a little bit unusual and residents here perhaps not used to it in the way that some other communities are. So, again, were out there trying to keep people informed and weve set up this centre to try and help people as well. In neighbouring stapleford, one residents had to cut short his holiday to see the damage for himself. My daughter phoned me and says, your bungalow� s under water. Oh, thats a very nice surprise for us. Yes. So were just basically landed at east midlands airport. Four people are confirmed to have died. A man in his 60s passed away in shropshire and two people have died in scotland, including 57 year old wendy taylor, who was swept away by river water. Derbyshire police say its investigating the death of a woman in her 80s, who died in chesterfield, after her home was flooded. Scotlands First Minister hamza yousaf will Visit Brechin in angus, where the River South Esk burst its banks, Flooding Dozens of homes. Many families are unlikely to be back in their properties before christmas. Local Authorities Say the clean up operation could take days, if not weeks. Meanwhile, the Environment Agency has warned that rivers are at Record Levels in parts of the midlands and Northern England. And with water still rising, there is still a risk of further flooding. Greg mckenzie, bbc news. Were joined now by our correspondent katie hunter, who is in brechin in angus. That is a concern. People may not be home by christmas. The clean up Operation Onlyjust really getting under way. It operation only ust really getting under wa. , a,. , under way. It is. Morning from brechin. This under way. It is. Morning from brechin. This is under way. It is. Morning from brechin. This is with under way. It is. Morning from brechin. This is with a under way. It is. Morning from brechin. This is with a street. | under way. It is. Morning from brechin. This is with a street. The floodwater has gone but it has left behind debris and mud. We are expecting machinery to clean up the street. The water went into peoples homes. Dozens had to be rescued and many more people out of their homes because of the floodwater. Yesterday was the first full dry day. Some people going back into their homes for the first time because of seeing the damage. Still people ripping up carpets, clothes, cars damaged as well. Of all the people i spoke to yesterday only to yesterday only two had insurance. That is because this area has flooded in the past and the cost of insurance is very high. You had earlier the First Minister humza yousaf who is expected to come here today meeting people who have been affected to thank the authorities. Some people are frustrated and angry. They do not feel they have had support they need since they were told to leave their homes. Angus council says their staff are working in unprecedented challenges, they face unprecedented challenges and their priority is to help and support everyone who has been affected by the flooding. People who are out of their homes because they had been flooded may well be out of their homes for quite some time. Thank you for that update. Mentioning we are going to speak to scotlands First Minister humza yousaf later. The Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, will question the metropolitan police commissioner, sir mark rowley, later today about his forces response to incidents during pro palestinian demonstrations in london on saturday. The met said it had not identified any offences in a video posted on social media which showed a man chanting � jihad at a rally staged by an Islamist Group which was separate from the main march. We are joined by our chief political correspondent, henry zeffman. Morning to you. What exactly are they going to talk about in this meeting . They going to talk about in this meetin . ,. ,. , meeting . This meeting is already in the diary to meeting . This meeting is already in the diary to talk meeting . This meeting is already in the diary to talk about meeting . This meeting is already in the diary to talk about the the diary to talk about the concerning rise in Anti Semitism in recent weeks as well as some of the protests that have ta ken place recent weeks as well as some of the protests that have taken place over the last couple of weekends. It is clearly going to take on more of a significance as a meeting now. There isjust significance as a meeting now. There is just an significance as a meeting now. There isjust an apparent significance as a meeting now. There is just an apparent difference of opinion between the government and the metropolitan police on this specific incident from saturday. What happened was actually at a separate protest from the main march which took place in london on saturday, this protest was organised by an International Islamist organisation operating in many countries. They are banned in many countries, not here. They want sharia law imposed across the world and somebody at their protest on saturday was Chanting Forjihad. Very quickly, after the video was posted online, the metropolitan police came out of the traps and said they do not believe an offence was committed. I would expect the commissioner of the met will say at this meeting, this is a problem with the existing laws. The bar is very high. The Public Order Act and the Terrorism Act for a Terrorism Offence to be committed, such as this was that the government disagrees. Suella bravermans Home Office Said the video appeared to amount to terrorist violence. As well as the dispute ever what should have happened, a bit more pressure for the government to tighten up those laws and also a consideration over whether this group should be banned in the uk as it is in many other countries. Other countries. Thank you very much. Labour says thousands of renters could be forced from their homes if a promised government ban on no fault evictions in england is delayed. A new law will be debated by mps today which would end the right of landlords to evict tenants for no reason with only two months� notice. Ministers maintain the bill will be passed but labour say they fear it will be watered down, amid reports of a backlash among tory mps. A lottery winner, who spent some of his jackpot on a new pool table, is now preparing to represent england at the sport. Neiljones, from stoke on trent, won £2. 1i million on the National Lottery in 2010 and one of this first purchases was a pool table. The win also allowed him to give up hisjob as a tiler and devote more time to practise. He will now captain the england b1 team at the European Pool Championships in malta next month. It is the practice that does it. Can ou it is the practice that does it. Can you play . It is the practice that does it. Can you play . No. It is the practice that does it. Can you play . No. I it is the practice that does it. Cari you play . No, lam rubbish. They you play . No, iam rubbish. They felt would be ripped. Thank you. It is absolutely true. Good morning, everybody. This morning, for many of us, it is a cold start to the day. There is some frost and risk of ice on untreated surfaces in scotland and Northern England. As well as that, some and fog, particularly in the vale of york at the midlands, shropshire and also wales. You can see this big area of cloud was that this is a Weather Branch that is coming in, producing 26 millimetres orso coming in, producing 26 millimetres or so of rain across the Isles Of Scilly. Sunshine this morning across england and wales will be hazy. Clear skies across, and the north of england. Here we are starting up with sunshine. A cold start and if you show is ahead of the Rain Coming In across Northern Ireland. When the mist and fog lifts, a lot of dry weather to start the day across england and wales with one or two showers. This line of rain will slowly push north and east, getting into Northern Ireland later and pushing in across the south west. At the same time, the cloud will build across the south east. By the end of the afternoon we will be looking at some rain. Breezy across southern counties. Temperatures ten to 16 north to south. This evening and overnight this band of rain will move into east anglia, into east anglia, into lincolnshire, yorkshire and also Northern England. Areas where we really do not want any more rain. To the south we will also have a weakening Weather Front producing showery outbreaks of rain. One or two showers in Northern Ireland and scotland. A bit more cloud. Not as cold in the north this coming night as it was last night. A longer forecast later on in The Programme. Thank you. It can change the lives of children, who are looking for theirforever home. But over the last five years there has been a 23 decline in the number of children being adopted. Now, Adoption Agencies are trying to highlight the positive impact it can have. Tim muffetts been meeting some of the people celebrating adoption. Lean on me. This is more thanjust an online choir. Ill help you carry on. Its like a family. Its exciting. Its happy. Sometimes you need something about it. Just makes you feel better. The Adoptive London Choir was set up in 2020. Its a place to sing about and share the highs and the lows of adoption. Every member is either an adoptor or a foster carer or an adopted orfostered child. Ava was adopted by priscilla and her wife deedee in 2014. If i didnt get adopted, it wouldnt be very great. But now im very, very happy where i am. Its been a journey, but its been really rewarding at the same time. Yeah, really rewarding at the same time. In a way that i dont think we would ever have really have envisaged beforehand. Almost, you start off as strangers and kind of grow towards each other. So the choir, which you take part in as well, tell us about that. What impact does that have . You are with a unique group of people who understand yourjourney and theres lots of resonance. People are very, very supportive. People will share wins highs and lows. People share advice. It feels like when im singing, im singing away the negative parts of my adoption. Adoption is so rewarding and so challenging. Its a heady mix if we think about it. Its very nuanced and and its hard at times. Its super hard. And so, yeah, to have that lifeline, to have other people who understand you, other people who know where youre coming from and whats going on. Its a judgment free space. Whatever happens, well take that on. As well as online rehearsals, members often meet to offer support and advice in person. Adoption can be quite lonely because its difficult for other people to understand. If your child has behavioural problems, is perhaps that child in school it does put you apart perhaps from other parents. What the choir has done is given us anotherfamily, another whole group of supporters. There has been a 23 drop in the number of children being adopted in england over the past five years, according to the National Adoption recruitment steering group. Now it says thats partly down to greater efforts being made to help children live with extended family rather than being adopted. And many children available for adoption also have complex needs that require long term support. The process is quite long, but its there for a reason, and if youre willing to go through that process, its rewarding. What impact has adoption had on you and your husband . Oh, its a huge impact. Our whole life has changed because of it, and its just. Its just an amazing feeling. Tom and his husband are hoping to adopt a second child, a six month old baby boy. And the Adopt London Choir will be there for the whole family. Tim muffett, bbc news. Incredible stuff. Joining us now is sarahjohal from adoption england, and photographer philip sinden. Philip was adopted himself and captured a collection of portraits for National Adoption week. Morning to you both. Nice to see you. Sarah, letsjust talk morning to you both. Nice to see you. Sarah, lets just talk about what we said at the beginning, in the number of children being adopted. Why is that happening . It is a good thing in some ways. More effort is focused on children living with their families. Effort is focused on children living with theirfamilies. If effort is focused on children living with their families. If their birth parents cannot look after them very often the extended family comes forward. In a way that is the reason. Also because also because childrens needs are much different than children where historically. Children who are adopted from care have expensed any loss and trauma. Sometimes my brothers and sisters need placing to get my older children who are over five, children with more complex health issues. That is part of the reason why because the people do not always think they can put themselves forward. Also there might be some myths about who can adopt. What forward. Also there might be some myths about who can adopt. What are the . You myths about who can adopt. What are they . You can myths about who can adopt. What are they . You can adopt myths about who can adopt. What are they . You can adopt if myths about who can adopt. What are they . You can adopt if you myths about who can adopt. What are they . You can adopt if you are they . You can adopt if you are sinule, they . You can adopt if you are single. If they . You can adopt if you are single. If you they . You can adopt if you are single, if you are they . You can adopt if you are single, if you are married, they . You can adopt if you are single, if you are married, a l single, if you are married, a same sex couple. Only three things preclude you. You have to be over 21 and you have not had to have had any offences against children. Third, you need to live in the uk. You can have a residency from other countries but you need to be domiciled in the uk. Those are the only three things, actually. Your ado tion only three things, actually. Your adoption journey only three things, actually. Your adoption journey was only three things, actually. Your adoption journey was somewhat different to what sarah laid out. Tell us a bit about your experience. I was adopted when i was 18 months old. I spent three months and a mother and baby home with my mother before that. She was 19. It was a time when i think mothers were encouraged to give up their children. I was adopted into a lovely middle class family. They had already adopted two children. I was the third, the youngest. I am half pakistani and half scottish. In some ways it was hard to know how to identify. On the whole it was good. My identify. On the whole it was good. My mother, my adoptive mother developed multiple sclerosis when i was four, five years old. Through my teens she got increasingly worse and she died when i was 20 years old. In some ways, for me, it felt like i had lost one mother when i was adopted and then i lost another mother. I did not really have that nature we like to have. I have recently gone on a journey to find my biological mother and father and i am documenting that. Using my skills as a photographer. I have started to make a documentary about it and i am doing it with a friend of mine, a poet i got to know because i photographed him. Loath . Of mine, a poet i got to know because i photographed him. Why now . Wh do ou because i photographed him. Why now . Why do you feel because i photographed him. Why now . Why do you feel the because i photographed him. Why now . Why do you feel the pull because i photographed him. Why now . Why do you feel the pull now because i photographed him. Why now . Why do you feel the pull now to because i photographed him. Why now . Why do you feel the pull now to go why do you feel the pull now to go back and find out a star of your story . Back and find out a star of your sto . , back and find out a star of your sto . , ,. , story . Really interesting. I started to do that when story . Really interesting. I started to do that when i story . Really interesting. I started to do that when i was story . Really interesting. I started to do that when i was 18. Story . Really interesting. I started l to do that when i was 18. Technology was different. For some reason, it didnt go through. Ijust did not carry on with it. Actually, lan asked me to be an a photograph he was organising for the observer where he had 50 people who had been through care and adoption. The photograph was taken at the founding museum. I was in the picture and did not take it. I said, i wonder if the museum could help me find my adoptive parents, my biological parents. He said, i will do that. So he has helped me enormously. Using twitter and things like that. We put out my mothers signature on twitter. He was seeing things i was not seeing in files i had because he has been throughout the fall. Twitter went crazy. People saying, i think it is this, i think it is. I think it is this, i think it is. I think you might find it has been a really amazing thing. As i said, i am half pakistani. I had just found out my fathers name for the first time in a file. Literally three months ago. Ifound out time in a file. Literally three months ago. I found out that he time in a file. Literally three months ago. Ifound out that he had three other children and one of them are still in pakistan. He is a major star out there. This is a half brother of mine. I am looking to try to connect and document the whole thing and maybe we can make it into something that will commit you no. That is the point. Peoples experience of adoption will vary so much depending on when they were adopted and where. And these stories, people here, like philip, who are discovering their stories all these years later and having to piece together because there are not clear records. That is what is astonishing. A system that should be formalised and organised just was not. It formalised and organised ust was not. , formalised and organised ust was not. ,. , formalised and organised ust was not. ,. , not. It really was not. The message were getting not. It really was not. The message were getting a not. It really was not. The message were getting a cross not. It really was not. The message were getting a cross is not. It really was not. The message were getting a cross is adoption not. It really was not. The message| were getting a cross is adoption has changed and continues to change. Childrens understanding about their identity is very important. You need children to understand a word. They are told information as they grow up in an age appropriate way that the reason they could not stay with their birth family so this does not happen to people. Adoption anyway is modernising and has to modernise because it is really important for children that they understand their identity and that is what we have been doing around National Adoption week this week. That been doing around National Adoption week this week. Week this week. That is a fascinating week this week. That is a fascinating point. Week this week. That is a fascinating point. Not week this week. That is a | fascinating point. Not that week this week. That is a fascinating point. Not that long week this week. That is a fascinating point. Not that long ago lots of children were not told anything. Lots of children were not told an hina. ,. , ~ anything. They were not. Adoptive arents anything. They were not. Adoptive parents worry anything. They were not. Adoptive parents worry about anything. They were not. Adoptive parents worry about it, anything. They were not. Adoptive parents worry about it, how anything. They were not. Adoptive parents worry about it, how to anything. They were not. Adoptive parents worry about it, how to do | parents worry about it, how to do it. You need to get children used to a word when they are very young and tell them as soon as you can so they can understand it and ask questions and feel open about it. The campaign we work on is about trying to dispel some of the myths and trying to say to people, there is support for you at every step of the journey. Tell at every step of the ourney. Tell us about the h at every step of the journey. Tell us about the pictures. They are all about raising awareness. These are the photographs he had taken on each of them tells an individual story. It was great to be involved. The fact i was adopted, they all were adopted. People from different generations where everyone had a different experience. A lot of the people were talking about memory boxes, something i was not familiar with, that people are now given. Just for me to connect with these people was really great. Isabel, a couple of are the ones before where luke and nathan. That is luke. It was a really fun day. Was a really fun day. How do you ca ture was a really fun day. How do you capture that was a really fun day. How do you capture that story was a really fun day. How do you capture that story in was a really fun day. How do you capture that story in a was a really fun day. How do you capture that story in a photo . I was a really fun day. How do you i capture that story in a photo . Take a lot of them capture that story in a photo . Take a lot of them. Yes. Capture that story in a photo . Take a lot of them. Yes. Actually, i capture that story in a photo . Take a lot of them. Yes. Actually, you i a lot of them. Yes. Actually, you talk to them. A lot of them. Yes. Actually, you talk to them. Talk a lot of them. Yes. Actually, you talk to them. Talk to a lot of them. Yes. Actually, you talk to them. Talk to the subject and i often reveal things about myself which i hope puts people at ease. That is the method i use. Actually, you just speak to people a lot more than you take pictures. That is a way to get them relax and have a nice time. That is what we tried to do on that day. I knew these people were not used to being photographed. I photographed a lot of celebrities, people who are used to it. It was a really lovely change to it. It was a really lovely change to work in that environment. Interesting with the photographs. We put them interesting with the photographs. We put them together in the film. When you hear put them together in the film. When you hear people talking in terms of their experiences, you see the journey their experiences, you see the journey of their experiences, you see the journey of adoption and how it has changed journey of adoption and how it has changed. Some of the younger adoptive changed. Some of the younger adoptive people talk about meeting their birth mum, having contact with them their birth mum, having contact with them the their birth mum, having contact with them. The memory boxes. So important to show them. The memory boxes. So important to show that them. The memory boxes. So important to show that has changed. You can find that to show that has changed. You can find that on to show that has changed. You can find that on the website. Is 50 find that on the website. Is so lovel to find that on the website. Is so lovely to talk find that on the website. Is so lovely to talk to find that on the website. Is so lovely to talk to you find that on the website. Is so lovely to talk to you both. I find that on the website. Is so i lovely to talk to you both. Thank ou for lovely to talk to you both. Thank you for having lovely to talk to you both. Thank you for having us. Lovely to talk to you both. Thank you for having us. Thank lovely to talk to you both. Thank you for having us. Thank you. I lovely to talk to you both. Thank i you for having us. Thank you. Nice to time now to get the news, travel and weather where meet you. A very good morning from bbc london. Im alice salfield. A school in south london says the Housing Crisis is making it harder for children to learn because many are dealing with the impact of being homeless. At Harris Primary Academy in peckham the majority of its pupils are living in temporary or overcrowded properties. The government says its spending £2 billion over three years to tackle homelessness and get families into permanent accommodation. But teachers say the situation is taking its toll on pupils. We see increasing numbers of children who might be really tired by the afternoon because theyve been up very early or who may be withdrawn because actually there are horrible things going on in the hostel that theyre living in. And teachers have had to adapt because ultimately, we really want to make sure they have a really successful education because that is their route out of poverty. An east London Hospital has blamed the Elizabeth Line for increased pressures on its Emergency Services and a fall in its performance levels. The royal london is right next to Whitechapel Station, which is on the Elizabeth Line. The hospital said attendance had risen since the railway launched, with figures suggesting more patients are now heading there instead of whipps cross or homerton hospitals. Well, its that time of year when poppies start to appear ahead of remembrance day. Many of them are made at a factory in richmond. And for the past century, its offered jobs to ex servicemen and women who may be struggling. Raf Veteran Stevejoined the team eight years ago. They took me on as a tour assistant. It gave me a purpose in my life every day. So it was a reason to get out of bed. We keep doing that today. Were still giving people, veterans with disabilities, getting them back into work. But also youre doing something meaningfulfor people. You know, these wreaths that we make, around 150,000 a year, go round the world. Lets take a look at the tubes now and theres a good service on all the lines right now. Now heres the weather with kate kinsella. Good morning. Its a largely fine and dry start this morning. We do have some high level cloud, though, so the sunshine we have is largely hazy and the cloud is going to thicken as we head into the afternoon. By the end of the afternoon, into the evening, some rain spreading up from the south. A Gentle Southeasterly breeze today, could be moderate at times with temperatures reaching around 15 celsius. Now, overnight tonight, that rain will become heavier for a time, moving away north and eastwards. Dry through the middle part of the night. But then some Showers Edging in by dawn tomorrow morning, the minimum temperature between 8 and 11 celsius. So for tomorrow, well still have those showers first thing, but the cloud will start to break up. Through the afternoon some lengthy spells of sunshine, still the chance of a shower, though. The Wind Switches and comes from the south west. Temperatures tomorrow reaching around iii celsius. Now, as we head further through this week, it is going to stay largely unsettled. Well see some showers. Itll be breezy at times, but also a few sunny spells and temperatures in the mid teens celsius. Thats it head to our website or the bbc news app for plenty more stories from london. Now its back to sally and ben. Bye bye. Hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and ben thompson. It is just after 7 30am. Lets return to our top story and the situation in the middle east. More aid has now entered gaza amid increasing warnings of a humanitarian catastrophe in the territory. Fourteen lorries carrying vital supplies entered from egypt yesterday through the rafah crossing but the un says 100 a day are needed to provide enough resources. More than a Million People inside gaza have been displaced, with food, water and fuel all in short supply and international leaders, including Prime Minister rishi sunak, have called on israel to respect International Humanitarian law. Ahead of a potential Israeli Ground offensive, the countrys Defence Minister has also issued a warning that his countrys war with hamas, which the uk regards as a Terrorist Organisation, could go on into next year. It will take one month, two month, three it will take one month, two month, three months and at the end it will be no three months and at the end it will be no more three months and at the end it will be no more hamas. Before hamas makes attack be no more hamas. Before hamas makes attack with be no more hamas. Before hamas makes attack with infantry, they dont know attack with infantry, they dont know the attack with infantry, they dont know the might of our forces. This is the scene know the might of our forces. This is the scene from know the might of our forces. Try 3 is the scene from gaza. As for saying it struck 320 targets in gaza over the last 2a hours. It says it has targeted hamas infrastructure including things like tunnels and operational headquarters and we know many of these rates are designed to stop the hamas military effort and it says it has hit positions that could endanger in their words its forces being prepared for manoeuvre. 0f forces being prepared for manoeuvre. Of course that is the much touted Ground Invasion that could take place in the gaza strip. Lets take you inside gaza. Were joined now by our correspondent rushdi abu alouf, whos in gaza. Good to see you, we hope that more aid trucks were entering gaza, and we are told many more are needed but what difference will that make . About ia trucks carrying essential about 14 trucks carrying essential medicine, about 14 trucks carrying essential medicine, some food but trucks of drinking medicine, some food but trucks of drinking water, water is a real problem drinking water, water is a real problem here, people in hospital are given problem here, people in hospital are given about one litre of water every day. Just given about one litre of water every day. Just to given about one litre of water every day. Just to live with what they have day. Just to live with what they have. Palestinians are saying this is a drop have. Palestinians are saying this is a drop in have. Palestinians are saying this is a drop in the ocean of what is needed is a drop in the ocean of what is needed 75 is a drop in the ocean of what is needed. 75 trucks since yesterday, we used needed. 75 trucks since yesterday, we used to needed. 75 trucks since yesterday, we used to receive 400 500 trucks every we used to receive 400 500 trucks every day we used to receive 400 500 trucks every day but this is a hub for people. Every day but this is a hub for people, after 16, 17 days of total people, after16, 17 days of total shock people, after16, 17 days of total shock by people, after 16, 17 days of total shock by israel and egypt we have a pipeline shock by israel and egypt we have a pipeline to shock by israel and egypt we have a pipeline to those in need but what is needed pipeline to those in need but what is needed is bigger and bigger than it is now is needed is bigger and bigger than it is now being allowed. People are hoping it is now being allowed. People are hoping for it is now being allowed. People are hoping for a sustained humanitarian hoping fora sustained humanitarian convoy hoping for a sustained humanitarian convoy to hoping for a sustained humanitarian convoy tojust feed hoping for a sustained humanitarian convoy to just feed the people with what they convoy to just feed the people with what they need. The hospital here where what they need. The hospital here where i what they need. The hospital here where i am what they need. The hospital here where i am standing, it is the largest where i am standing, it is the largest medical centre serving two thirds largest medical centre serving two thirds of largest medical centre serving two thirds of the population. They are struggling to cope. They have very little life saving kit, they are trying little life saving kit, they are trying to little life saving kit, they are trying to manage what they have with very small trying to manage what they have with very small amounts of fuel that had been received by the event yesterday. We understand six trucks of fuel. Yesterday. We understand six trucks of fuel, they were stored in an old tank near of fuel, they were stored in an old tank near the border and yesterday the un tank near the border and yesterday the un with the coordination of israel the un with the coordination of israel and egypt managed to get those israel and egypt managed to get those six israel and egypt managed to get those six trucks and they are dividing those six trucks and they are dividing them between the hospitals to keep dividing them between the hospitals to keep the hospital is not only used to keep the hospital is not only used by to keep the hospital is not only used by people who are injured but by hundreds of families are seeking refuge by hundreds of families are seeking refuge in by hundreds of families are seeking refuge in the hospital, they are seeking refuge in the hospital, they are seeking refuge, sleeping on the ground seeking refuge, sleeping on the ground and now it is called in the evening ground and now it is called in the evening. Very miserable situation for those evening. Very miserable situation for those in evening. Very miserable situation for those in the hospital but they have for those in the hospital but they have no for those in the hospital but they have no other option, no other place to go have no other option, no other place to go. Overnight we have about 100 is rcatty to go. Overnight we have about 100 is really air to go. Overnight we have about 100 is really air strikes across the gaza is really air strikes across the gaza strip is really air strikes across the gaza strip including in this so called safe area, 60 of them but most so called safe area, 60 of them but most strikes were around a hospital in gaza most strikes were around a hospital in gaza city, most strikes were around a hospital in gaza city, the director of the hospital in gaza city, the director of the hospital received a call from the israeli hospital received a call from the Israeli Intelligence asking him to evacuate Israeli Intelligence asking him to evacuate. He told me this morning they have evacuate. He told me this morning they have 500 patients in the hospital they have 500 patients in the hospital and about 1500 people sheltering and they decided not to leave sheltering and they decided not to leave because they said there is no place leave because they said there is no place to leave because they said there is no place to go leave because they said there is no place to go. There are air strikes within place to go. There are air strikes within 100 place to go. There are air strikes within100 metres at the hospital, he said within100 metres at the hospital, he said israel has been putting more pressure he said israel has been putting more pressure on he said israel has been putting more pressure on us to leave and if we leave pressure on us to leave and if we leave this pressure on us to leave and if we leave this entire area it will be without leave this entire area it will be without medical assistance. You talk about the people without medical assistance. You talk about the people who without medical assistance. You talk about the people who had without medical assistance. You talk about the people who had made i without medical assistance. You talk about the people who had made the| about the people who had made the journey from north to south, trying to access very limited aid that is getting in. You have been reporting on it, but you have also experienced this personally . I know you are travelling with wife and children and you have written a very moving account of your story for the bbc website. How are you all doing . We are living in a tent in the hospitat are living in a tent in the hospital. Still living in tent because we were displaced for times and there because we were displaced for times and there is no guarantee if we find another and there is no guarantee if we find another house that this house will be safe another house that this house will be safe. We decided to stay in the hospital. Be safe. We decided to stay in the hospital, we are trying to live with little hospital, we are trying to live with little food hospital, we are trying to live with little food and water but this is not only little food and water but this is not only me, two thirds of the population are having the same situation population are having the same situation. We were asked, we were told, situation. We were asked, we were told. We situation. We were asked, we were told, we were forced to leave our house told, we were forced to leave our house in told, we were forced to leave our house in the north and we took it serious house in the north and we took it serious and house in the north and we took it serious and we make this journey and we came serious and we make this journey and we came here but when we talk about, this is we came here but when we talk about, this is the we came here but when we talk about, this is the second largest city in the gaza this is the second largest city in the gaza strip with about 400,000 people the gaza strip with about 400,000 People Living there and suddenly this city, People Living there and suddenly this city, 700,000 people more, more than double this city, 700,000 people more, more than double of its population and khan than double of its population and khan yunis than double of its population and khan yunis. It is like gaza, it is the same. Khan yunis. It is like gaza, it is the same, no water, electricity and now this the same, no water, electricity and now this miserable city will have to accommodate and feed and cheat 1. 2 million accommodate and feed and cheat 1. 2 Million People, more than half of the overall population of gaza. Thank the overall population of gaza. Thank you the overall population of gaza. Thank you for being with us this morning. I have to talk to you soon. Thank you so much. It is worth saying there is much more including the account from our correspondent on the ground. You can get more news and analysis on the ongoing situation with a new bbc podcast. The conflict israel gaza is presented by our chief International Correspondent lyse doucet, and is available now on the bbc sounds app, or wherever you get your podcasts. The Environment Agency is warning that widespread flooding is possible in parts of the midlands and the north of england, after storm babet left rivers at Record Levels, with water still rising. More than a thousand properties in england have already been flooded and for those residents the clean up now begins. Our reporter Charlotte Leeming is in catcliffe in South Yorkshire where families have been evacuated from their homes. Good morning. What is it like there this morning . This morning . Good morning, good morninu this morning . Good morning, good morning everyone. This morning . Good morning, good morning everyone. That this morning . Good morning, good morning everyone. That is this morning . Good morning, good. Morning everyone. That is miserable and horrible, you see the damage and devastation and horrible, you see the damage and devastation for these families forced devastation for these families forced from their homes. On saturday morning. Forced from their homes. On saturday morning, the early hours, take a look morning, the early hours, take a look at morning, the early hours, take a look at this, morning, the early hours, take a look at this, it looks like a lake behind look at this, it looks like a lake behind us, look at this, it looks like a lake behind us, that is a main road through behind us, that is a main road through a behind us, that is a main road through a housing estate, an industrial through a housing estate, an Industrial Estate nearby and you see the cars Industrial Estate nearby and you see the cars going by, that is a local river the cars going by, that is a local river and the cars going by, that is a local river and it the cars going by, that is a local river and it burst its banks at the weekend river and it burst its banks at the weekend and the storm came in and flooded weekend and the storm came in and flooded the estate. Absolutely devastating, firefighters knocking on doors devastating, firefighters knocking on doors at 3am telling people to et on doors at 3am telling people to get out on doors at 3am telling people to get out into the cold and wet. We are joined get out into the cold and wet. We are joined by chris and sophie. So sorry are joined by chris and sophie. So sorry about are joined by chris and sophie. So sorry about whats happened. We know you had sorry about whats happened. We know you had just sorry about whats happened. We know you had just ate few moments to get your stuff you had just ate few moments to get your stuff and get to safety. Coming back today, we wanted to go and look at the back today, we wanted to go and look at the house back today, we wanted to go and look at the house and assess the damage. The third at the house and assess the damage. 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We wish you all the best, we want ou house. We wish you all the best, we want you to house. We wish you all the best, we want you to go house. We wish you all the best, we want you to go and house. We wish you all the best, we want you to go and get house. We wish you all the best, we want you to go and get one, house. We wish you all the best, we want you to go and get one, have i house. We wish you all the best, we want you to go and get one, have a | want you to go and get one, have a cup of want you to go and get one, have a cup of tea want you to go and get one, have a cup of tea and we wish you all the best cup of tea and we wish you all the best its cup of tea and we wish you all the best. Its devastating coming to these best. Its devastating coming to these communities and see this happening. The Environment Agency says we happening. The Environment Agency says we know the devastating impact fiooding says we know the devastating impact flooding can have on communities and we are flooding can have on communities and we are working hard with agencies to support we are working hard with agencies to support areas like this. People want reassurance that will not happen again reassurance that will not happen again but reassurance that will not happen again but it couple weeks and months of recovery again but it couple weeks and months of recovery as cross success and they of recovery as cross success and they are of recovery as cross success and they are desperate to get back home and see they are desperate to get back home and see the damage and try and look forward and see the damage and try and look forward and and see the damage and try and look forward and move forward. Charlotte, so unsetting forward and move forward. Charlotte, so unsetting to forward and move forward. 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Before the game the crowd stood as one to pay their respects to sir Bobby Charlton following his passing on saturday. Applause. England striker Ollie Watkins among their scorers in another dominant performance on home territory. Their manager unai emery has been in charge for a year, and aston villa now have their highest points total for 25 years after nine games. We are feeling good here at home and we are feeling something especially lot where we are playing here in villa park and then try to play in the style where we are building and then of course try to adapt the opponent teams playing trying to avoid the capacity. And today was a very great match with everything on the pitch, with the crowd, with the fans. And i think we have to be proud of us. We were narrowly 1 0 down at half time and wed done a lot of good things in the first half. Our goalkeeper had a couple of saves as well, but wed got into the final third and hadnt really. Hadnt really caused them any problems. We get in regular, we get down. But it was either the wrong pass, the wrong choice, the wrong cross. We couldnt pick people out. So we had. We had opportunities which maybe against other teams this season, weve taken. Celtic restored their seven point lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership after beating hearts 4 1 at tynecastle. Matt oriley scored first for celtic in the fourth minute. It was a tenth successive win over hearts for the champions in all competitions, with the edinburgh side staying in fourth place. In the womens super league, Vivianne Miedema played for the first time in 11 months after being out with an acl injury. She helped arsenal beat bristol city 2 1. Ireland captain katie mccabe scored both goals as arsenal made it two wins in a row after only picking up a point from their opening two fixtures. Bristol city are bottom and yet to register a point. Rangers beat celtic 2 1 to leapfrog them and go top of the scottish womens Premier League. Rio hardys late headed winner completed rangers fightback. Football fans will continue to pay their respects to club legend sir Bobby Charlton at old trafford this week following his passing on saturday at the age of 86. A book of condolence is open at Manchester Uniteds ground and will be available until friday, with a digital version also created. A world and european champion, sir bobby was diagnosed with dementia three years ago. His 106 caps and 49 goals for england were records at the time. And during his career at united he won three league titles, the european cup and the fa cup. Courtney lawes has announced he will retire from intenational rugby after the world cup. Englands vice captain has played in four world cups, two lions tours and is one of only five englishmen to have been capped 100 times. Englands World Cup Campaign will conclude against argentina in fridays bronze medal match. In rugby league, england are 1 0 up in the three test series against tonga after winning 22 18 in st helens. Both sides scored two tries in the first half. Starford toa the first tongan over the line and at half time, it was neck and neck. But two tries from Tom Johnstone then helped england to a narrow victory over the visitors. The second test is in huddersfield on saturday. Lewis hamilton was disqualified from second place in the us grand prix after challenging the red bull of Max Verstappen. Despite starting from sixth on the grid, verstappen went on to take the 50th win of his formula one career and 15th of the season at the circuit of the americas. Hamilton was just two seconds behind verstappen at the flag, but his car was later declared illegal for excessive wear on the underfloor skid blocks. More frustration for england at the Cricket World Cup fast bowler reece topley has been ruled out for the remainder of the tournament with a broken finger. The 29 year old was injured during saturdays crushing defeat by south africa in mumbai. Topley is englands leading wicket taker in india, with eight in three games, despite being left out for the first match. Now, remember the name marc guiu because the 17 year old made his debut for Barcelona Last Night and scored the winner after just 33 seconds. He came off the bench in the 79th minute and tookjust two touches to score against athletic bilbao. Its the fastest First League Goal for barcelona in the clubs history. A baby faced boy and his manager was absolutely thrilled and apparently his parents were watching, both of them in tears, understandably. Just 17 . Just them in tears, understandably. Just 17 . Just two them in tears, understandably. Just 17 . Just two touches . Good on him. Thank you. Heres carol with a look at this mornings weather. Lots of people really concerned and badly affected by the flooding but what is the situation in the days ahead . Theres more rain in the forecast and still copious numbers of Flood Warnings in force. Especially across central parts of england. You can find out more on our website or the Environment Agency website. This morning, some mist in foreground, particularly around the vale of york, through the midlands, wales and shropshire. Slowly lifting us we go through the day, a cold and frosty started the day, a cold and frosty started the day across scotland and Northern England. A huge difference in temperature at the moment, 3 In Aberdeenshire but plus 15 as we push down to Saint Catherine is point in the isle of wight, 18 degrees difference in temperature. We are under the influence of this High Pressure keeping thing settled but in the atlantic we have a Weather Front fishing in through the morning, already depositing about 26 millimetres of rain on the answer silly, in excess of an inch and it is still raining. That will eventually make it into Northern Ireland and through South West England and for the rest of us, dry day with high cloud around so sunshine will be hazy imports but then they can cloud comes into the south west, rain touches in to the south east through the afternoon and it will be busy as well. That is across southern counties. Temperature is 11 16 north to south. Picking up the rain in the south east, tonight it will move through east anglia into lancashire and yorkshire and Northern England. Areas we do not need or want any more rain. Meanwhile the Weather Front we but it is producing rain across parts of earth and the south west, Northern Ireland and scotland seen some showers, not as cold tonight but tomorrow at this low pressure bringing the rain starts to pull away. In so doing at will bring rain across england and wales, especially again where it is already flooded back to the south of that you have sunshine and showers and to the north, a lot of dry weather, some sunshine, some showers are Northern Ireland and eastern scotland. Temperatures 11 16 or 17 degrees. Moving on through the week into wednesday, the low pressure pulls away but opens the door to more of an easterly or south easterly wind and more potent weather coming from the atlantic. As low pressure pulls about nisi rain and more cloud and Rain Coming In on the east, south easterly wind. Some dry weather and sunshine but the Club Building ahead of the next set back to france from the south west and this will produce heavy rain and during the course of wednesday night into thursday, that rain will push north again over areas that we do not want or need it. Carroll, thanks so much. Fairwarning not want or need it. Carroll, thanks so much. Fair warning about the weather over the coming days. Her sparkling success on the dancefloor has led Shirley Ballas to be strictly� s head judge, but her ito year career has also provided the inspiration for her latest adventure. Shirley has written her debut crime novel murder on the dancefloor the first in a series called the sequin mysteries. Shirley is here to tell us all about it. It sounds great already what more could you want . It sounds great already what more could you want . Everybody looks at the ballroom could you want . Everybody looks at the ballroom dancing could you want . Everybody looks at the ballroom dancing industry could you want . Everybody looks at the ballroom dancing industry as i the ballroom dancing industry as ballroom, the ballroom dancing industry as ballroom, bangles and beads. And when ballroom, bangles and beads. And when i ballroom, bangles and beads. 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Did i witness it . Is it fiction . You might part in it . Did i witness it . Is it fiction . You might be part in it . Did i witness it . Is it fiction . You might be the wrong one. You never know. I fiction . You might be the wrong one. You never know. You never know. I played lovely. This is a double you never know. I played lovely. This is a double act you never know. I played lovely. This is a double act dry you never know. I played lovely. This is a double act dry to you never know. I played lovely. This is a double act dry to solvel this is a double act dry to solve the mystery, so see who is in the industry who got a job as a detective and i bring her back to try and help me solve the murders which take place at the tower ballroom in blackpool. The which take place at the tower ballroom in blackpool. The one and onl. Ballroom in blackpool. The one and only anyone ballroom in blackpool. The one and only. Anyone who ballroom in blackpool. The one and only. 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How do ou ive had throughout my career. How do you find ive had throughout my career. How do you find time ive had throughout my career. How do you find time to ive had throughout my career. Firmor do you find time to do ive had throughout my career. Fimnr do you find time to do it all . Ive had throughout my career. How do you find time to do it all . I do you find time to do it all . I love writing and i wrote my autobiography and feynman mum said about the autobiography and feynman mum said about the novel, it would be great to find about the novel, it would be great to find a about the novel, it would be great to find a great writer, sheila crichton, to find a great writer, sheila crichton, from america, materassi box of crichton, from america, materassi box of rocks crichton, from america, materassi box of rocks and when i told her the story. 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We see increasing numbers of children who might be really tired by the afternoon because theyve been up very early or who may be withdrawn because actually there are horrible things going on in the hostel that theyre living in. And teachers have had to adapt because ultimately, we really want to make sure they have a really successful education because that is their route out of poverty. An east London Hospital has blamed the Elizabeth Line for increased pressures on its Emergency Services. The royal london, which is right next to Whitechapel Station on the Elizabeth Line, said attendance had risen since the railway launched and its now looking at how to address the demand. If we look at the tubes. Theres a good service on all the lines right now. Todays weather starting off dry with plenty of sunshine. Cloudier this afternoon with showery rain arriving towards the evening. Temperatures reaching 15 celsius. Thats it. Head to our website to read about the former london gangster turned actor Dave Courtney, whose died at the age of 6a. Bye bye. Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today. Israel says its forces have attacked 320 targets across the gaza strip in the last day the countrys Defence Minister warns its military operation against hamas could take up to three months. A second aid covoy enters gaza as Rishi Sunakjoins other western leaders in calling on israel to respect International Humanitarian law. More Flood Warnings for england as water levels continue to rise following storm babet. Landlines are Going Digital, as the uk Phone Network gets a massive overhaul. The old Analogue System will be switched off by 2025. Ill explain exactly what it means for you and how to stay connected. And conquering their fear of heights to raise money for Cancer Research olympian Victoria Pendleton and former footballer Anton Ferdinand tell us why they got involved. Good morning. A cold and a frosty start to the day across the northern half of the country. The risk of ice on untreated surfaces. For most of us it will be dry with sunshine. Rain coming in from the southwest and later from the south east. All the details throughout the rest of this morning because � s programme. Its monday, 23rd of october. More aid has reached gaza as Rishi Sunakjoins other western leaders in calling on israel to respect International Humanitarian law. Fourteen trucks crossed from egypt through the Rafah Crossing Yesterday but the un and charities are warning it is still not enough as israel continues to launch air strikes on gaza. More than two weeks after the attack by hamas, which is regarded as a Terrorist Organisation by the uk, the Israeli Defence minister has warned the conflict could go on for months. Our middle east correspondent Yolande Knell reports. A sleepless night in gaza. From afar, the flashes of successive israeli air strikes in gaza city as israel steps up its bombing campaign. And amid more and more destruction, and a mounting death toll, the un is warning of a catastrophic humanitarian situation. Over the weekend, more than 30 lorry loads of aid were allowed into gaza from egypt, carrying food, water and medicines. Its just a fraction of what entered daily before israel put the hamas controlled territory under siege. Confirming the deliveries, the uns humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths called it a Glimmer Of Hope but said further supplies were desperately needed. With more than a million displaced people, some now living in this un tent city, there are urgent needs. People inside gaza need their most basic necessities, such as food, water, fuel and access to health services. So there is still a far, far way to go. Israel has signalled it will be sending its tanks and troops into gaza in the next stage of this war. After the deadliest attack in the countrys history, it says it aims to crush hamas. Translation it will take one month, two months, | three months and at the end there will be no more hamas. Before hamas makes contact with our tanks and our infantry, they will know the shells from our airforce. And israel is also striking in lebanon, as along its northern border, the troops fight the powerful Lebanese Armed group, hezbollah, raising fears of a wider regional conflict. Then, there are other complications in israels Military Offensive in gaza. More than 200 hostages being held by hamas. Some of theirfamilies have been meeting the president with a simple message, bring them home. Yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. Were joined now by our chief International Correspondent lyse doucet in Southern Israel and anna foster in the north of the country. First, lets talk to lyse doucet. Lyse, there has been some Strong Language from both more strikes overnight on gaza. More strikes overnight on gaza. Yes this morning the Israeli Defence forces say they hit 320 targets overnight. Every morning they released a total. Every night on the first days of this crisis which erupted on October The 7th they have been hitting hundreds, if not thousands of targets was that they say they are going after infrastructure and top political leaders. The Palestinian Authority says this morning many palestinian homes were hit without morning and that the bombardment is notjust in the north of gaza, which israel had given many days ago an order to palestinians to leave and reiterated that order over the weekend, they are also hitting in the south, in khan yunis, where hundreds of thousands of gazans had been trying to find a safe place and finding that no place is safe. The bombs keep falling. Tbs, that no place is safe. The bombs keep falling that no place is safe. The bombs keep falling. A diplomatic efforts continue to keep falling. A diplomatic efforts continue to try keep falling. A diplomatic efforts continue to try to keep falling. A diplomatic efforts continue to try to that keep falling. A diplomatic efforts continue to try to that a continue to try to that a humanitarian crisis. More western leaders will arrive in the region in the coming days. The coming days. Yes, a dutch tremier the coming days. Yes, a dutch premier is the coming days. Yes, a dutch premier is coming, the coming days. Yes, a dutch premier is coming, so the coming days. Yes, a dutch premier is coming, so it the coming days. Yes, a dutch premier is coming, so it is the coming days. Yes, a dutch premier is coming, so it is the | premier is coming, so it is the french president , emmanuel macron. It is interesting, when first there was the german chancellor, followed by us President Joe Biden, then british Prime Minister rishi sunak, there was a statement from paris saying the french president will come when there is something concrete to discuss. Whether or not there is remains to be seen. France, like so many other nationalities, has a lot of interest, notjust its own interest in this conflict here, there is of the conflict spreading, french nationals were killed and some are missing and possibly are among the 200 hostages. We heard from the white house overnight in a statement saying the us President Joe Biden had had a conversation with the israeli premier, Benjamin Netanyahu and there was an agreement on a continued flow of aid. The United Nations describes it as a drop in the ocean of needs. Lets go straight to anna foster, who is in northern israel. There are fears about a wide escalation. This border fears about a wide escalation. Ti 3 border between israel and lebanon is always tense at the best of times but nothing like now. We are seeing regular exchanges of fire across the border between hezbollah in the north and the israel Defence Forces in the south. All along the border, multiple times a day. That is not something that usually happens, it started after the attacks in Southern Israel two weeks ago and has grown in scale ever since. That is why we saw israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the border here yesterday, talking to some of the hundreds of thousands of troops that have been put into place in case the war spreads north and a new front opens up between israel and lebanon. We so again yesterday, more towns and villages evacuated along here. It reflects that growing concern that has bala, backed by iran like hamas, one of their strong allies, proscribed Terrorist Organisation in many parts of the world. Iran will decide to really activate hezbollah and activate a widespread attack on israel. Iranians backed militias in iraq have sparked into life, drone attacks on us forces based there. We saw three missiles fired by rebels in yemen towards israel as well. It all adds to be slow and gradual build which is simmering on the northern border and the real concerns, articulated in particular by the us, he sent warships go more and more military reinforcements to try to use two to stop things on the northern border escalating out of control and turn this into a real regional war across the middle east. To try to stop things. The Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, will question the metropolitan police commissioner, sir mark rowley, later today about his forces response to incidents during pro palestinian demonstrations in london on saturday. The met said it had not identified any offences in a video posted on social media which showed a man chanting � jihad at a rally staged by an Islamist Group which was separate from the main march. We are joined by our chief political correspondent, henry zeffman. 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They are banned in many countries around the world, including much of the arab world, also some European Countries like germany and the netherlands but not here. Robertjenrick, suella here. Robert jenrick, Suella Bravermans here. Robertjenrick, Suella Bravermans number two at the home office, said at the weekend he actually believed there was an apparent of an offence on saturday in that video clip, the person appeared to be inciting terrorist violence. Clearly, the metropolitan polices operational decision was that was not the case. I suspect at this meeting, sir mark rowley will point to long standing concerns he has expressed publicly before he was commissioner of the met about gaps in the uks anti terror legislation and perhaps he will argue that the legislation simply does not cover the kinds of things the government may wish to be offences but are not in particular offences. I think we may see more political pressure around that question in the coming days and weeks. We may also see some mps calling on the government to review the question why that organisation is not banned. Also some questions from conservative mps about whether the government has mac own legislation in recent years, designed to combat terror and also to circumscribe some protest, have gone as far as the government would have liked them to go. Have liked them to go. Thank you for now. The Environment Agency has warned that further flooding is expected in england because of the heavy rain during storm babet. River levels in parts of the north and midlands are at Record Levels, with water still rising. Meanwhile, scotlands First Minister humza yousaf is Visiting Brechin in angus, where residents were forced from their homes when the River South Esk burst its banks. Greg mckenzie reports. Residents from more than 500 homes in this Nottinghamshire Town have been evacuated due to flooding caused by storm babet. Retford county council told people they were at risk from high water levels along the river idle. For many, this Leisure Centre is home for now. Weve taken everything apart from the Big Three Piece Suite and turned the water off, turned the electric off. And thats all you can do. Not normally the idle here in retford that is affected like this so its a little bit unusual and residents here perhaps not used to it in the way that some other communities are. So, again, were out there trying to keep people informed and weve set up this centre to try and help people as well. In neighbouring stapleford, one residents had to cut short his holiday to see the damage for himself. My daughter phoned me and says, your bungalow� s under water. Oh, thats a very nice surprise for us. Yes. So were just basically landed at east midlands airport. Four people are confirmed to have died. A man in his 605 passed away in shropshire and two people have died in scotland, including 57 year old wendy taylor, who was swept away by river water. Derbyshire police say its investigating the death of a woman in her 805, who died in chesterfield, after her home was flooded. Scotlands First Minister humza yousaf will Visit Brechin in angus, where the River South Esk burst its banks, Flooding Dozens of homes. Many families are unlikely to be back in their properties before christmas. Local Authorities Say the clean up operation could take days, if not weeks. Meanwhile, the Environment Agency has warned that rivers are at Record Levels in parts of the midlands and Northern England. And with water still rising, there is still a risk of further flooding. Greg mckenzie, bbc news. A full Weather Forecast coming up in just a moment. Former olympic swimmer Rebecca Adlington has revealed that she lost her baby daughter at 20 weeks pregnant, a year after suffering another miscarriage. Rebecca shared the news of the miscarriage on her instagram, writing i dont really have the words right now but unfortunately we went for our 20 week scan this week and they found no heartbeat. Labour says thousands of renters could be forced from their homes if a promised government ban on no fault evictions in england is delayed. A new law will be debated by mps today which would end the right of landlords to evict tenants for no reason with only two months� notice. Ministers maintain the bill will be passed but labour say they fear it will be watered down, amid reports of a backlash among tory mps. A lot of us know more about the comings and goings in our front gardens than we did a few years ago thanks to those hi tech doorbells, which also record images of anyone who approaches the door. Oranything. These doorbell pictures show the moment craig hollingworth, from leicestershire, was alerted to a flock of sheep running through his garden. Helping cut his lawn they had a quick nibble of his lawn before moving on after 20 minutes or so. Quite a phew a nice little gang. They went to a few neighbours as well before a farmer found them and took them back home. Not and its notjust craig, who has had some woolly trespassers. Georgina sent in these pictures. It seems these ones arentjust visiting theyre also having a nibble on the flower pots. They look more like they have escaped because it is night time. I am sure they are all safe. A cheeky night out. Heres carol with a look at the weather. We have been talking about the flooding in the big clean up operation can still quite a lot of rain in the forecast. Operation can still quite a lot of rain in the forecast. There is, in areas where rain in the forecast. There is, in areas where we rain in the forecast. There is, in areas where we do rain in the forecast. There is, in areas where we do not rain in the forecast. There is, in areas where we do not need rain in the forecast. There is, in areas where we do not need or| rain in the forecast. There is, in areas where we do not need or want to put up this morning a misty and foggy start across parts of the vale of york, for example, shropshire, the midlands and wales. A cold start in the north of england with the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. A lot of us will start off on a drying out. A phew show was dotted around. This Weather Front has produced heavy rain, particularly as it has across the Isles Of Scilly. A few dotted some mist and fog. The rain comes into the south west of england. Slow progress. Eventually we will see sam getting in the South West Wales with cloud building ahead of it. We will lose the mist and fog. In Northern Ireland it will be dry. Under clearskies in fog. In Northern Ireland it will be dry. Under clear skies in Northern Ireland the risk of price and a fair bit of sunshine during the day. We have some high cloud around. In part the sunshine will be hazy, making progress into Northern Ireland. Deep into korma. By the end of the afternoon in the south east we will see cloud built before the next band of rain arrives. Temperatures 11 to 16 north to south. This evening the band of rain moves north across east anglia, getting into part of the midlands, lincolnshire and yorkshire. We had this Weather Front coming in as well bringing further rain behind our main band of rain. One ortwo rain behind our main band of rain. One or two showers getting into Northern Ireland and scotland. With more cloud around but not as cold in the north as it was last night. A longer forecast later on in The Programme when we take a deeper look at the week. See then. Speak programme when we take a deeper look at the week. See then. At the week. See then. Speak to you later. For steve gallant, it was his first day outside of prison in ia and a half years. But the 29th Of November in 2019 has become well known for a very different reason. The convicted murderer was on day release at an event in fishmonger� s hall when usman khan killed two people in the London Bridge attack. Steve and two other people wrestled him to the ground. He has since received the queens gallantry medal for his bravery and has now released the book the road to London Bridge, detailing hisjourney from prison to rehabilitation. Morning. Good morning. Thank you for comint in. Morning. Good morning. Thank you for coming in the morning. Good morning. Thank you for coming in. The first morning. Good morning. Thank you for coming in. The first question, morning. Good morning. Thank you for coming in. The first question, what coming in. The first question, what made you want to write about this now . Why was it important to describe what happened . It now . Why was it important to describe what happened . It was clear i had a ve describe what happened . 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The whole journey ended in extreme violence. That has events. The whole journey ended in extreme violence. That has run extreme violence. That has run through the whole time in prison, when you are convicted, in prison and out on day release in an event that was incredibly violent. Mi; that was incredibly violent. My sto that was incredibly violent. Iii story really that was incredibly violent. Ijii1 story really is that was incredibly violent. Iji� i1 story really is the rejection of violence despite what i did initially. I used violence to stop other violence. That is an odd thing. When all is said and done i think it is the right thing to do. You receive the queens gallantry medal because of what happened at London Bridge earlier this year. What has that meant for your journey, if we can call it that . Your rehabilitation work. Where has it helped you . I do your rehabilitation work. Where has it helped you . It helped you . I do not think it represents it helped you . I do not think it represents the it helped you . I do not think it represents the bravery it helped you . I do not think it represents the bravery of it helped you . I do not think itj represents the bravery of what happened that day. I think it represented change. Recognised by the highest authority in the land sank in that they are going to recognise this. We hear a lot of negative stories about prison leavers and we had something positive. It represents more than bravery, the idea of change. Hopefully that will encourage other people hopefully as well to change. If you can talk to those people now you want to encourage to change, what would you say . It is you want to encourage to change, what would you say . You want to encourage to change, what would you say . It is never too late. You what would you say . It is never too late you can what would you say . It is never too late. You can find what would you say . It is never too late. You can find yourself what would you say . It is never too late. You can find yourself at what would you say . It is never too late. You can find yourself at the i late. You can find yourself at the bottom of the pit struggling, if you work hard, you can change and hopefully be a better person and be accepted again. Hopefully be a better person and be accepted again hopefully be a better person and be accepted again. Thank you for coming in and explaining accepted again. Thank you for coming in and explaining your accepted again. Thank you for coming in and explaining your story. Accepted again. Thank you for coming in and explaining your story. Really i in and explaining your story. Really good to have you with us. Thank you. Steves book, the road to London Bridge, is out now. Morning live follows breakfast on bbc one this morning. Lets find out what they have in store with gethin and michelle. Coming up, were kicking off the bbc� s be scam Safe Campaign a whole week packed full of help and advice to protect yourself, your money, and your loved ones from fraudsters. New figures show seven in ten brits have been targeted in the last year and more than £1 billion lost. Today, Matt Allwrights finding out how a fraud hub help victims get their money back. Every minute £2,300 ends up in criminal� s pockets it this firm of solicitors are trying to turn the money back the other way. Whether it is people who have been affected with romance fraud, obituary frauds, people targeting loved ones. Monday is their busiest day but they are taking time to explain the fraud is doing the rounds most commonly at the moment and hopefully how to avoid them. Were also exposing how hackers copy phone numbers and make it appear like theyre calling you from places you trust, including hmrc and visa. Scam interceptors Nick Stapleton shows how it takes less than four minutes to spoof a number and why its ok to hang up on a suspicious call. Also today, theyve been making headlines for weeks, were talking bedbugs with dr xand. Ill explain how to look out for their distinctive zig zagj bite pattern and why putting your clothes| in the freezer kills their eggs and could stop the cycle. Plus, its getting chilly outside so chef anna haugh is cooking up her warming one pot wonder, combining pork and beef mince to make a chilli con carne for less than £1 a portion see you at 9 15am. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. A very good morning from bbc london. Im alice salfield. A school in south london says the Housing Crisis is making it harder for children to learn because many are dealing with the impact of being homeless. At Harris Primary Academy in peckham the majority of its pupils are living in temporary or overcrowded properties. The government says its spending £2 billion over three years to tackle homelessness and get families into permanent accommodation. But teachers say the situation is taking its toll on pupils. We see increasing numbers of children who might be really tired by the afternoon because theyve been up very early or who may be withdrawn because actually there are horrible things going on in the hostel that theyre living in. And teachers have had to adapt because ultimately, we really want to make sure they have a really successful education because that is their route out of poverty. An east London Hospital has blamed the Elizabeth Line for increased pressures on its Emergency Services and a fall in its performance levels. The royal london which is right next to Whitechapel Station on the Elizabeth Line said attendance had risen since the railway launched, with figures suggesting more patients are now heading there instead of whipps cross or homerton hospitals. Its looking at how to address the demand. Well, its that time of year when poppies start to appear ahead of remembrance day. Many of them are made at a factory in richmond. And for the past century its offered jobs to ex service men and women who may be struggling. Raf Veteran Stevejoined the team eight years ago. They took me on as a tour assistant. It gave me a purpose in my life every day. So it was a reason to get out of bed. We keep doing that today. Were still giving people, veterans with disabilities, getting them back into work. But also youre doing something meaningfulfor people. You know, these wreaths that we make, around 150,000 a year, go round the world. If we look at the tubes next, the weather with kate kinsella. Good morning. Its a largely fine and dry start this morning. We do have some high level cloud, though, so the sunshine we have is largely hazy and the cloud is going to thicken as we head into the afternoon. By the end of the afternoon, into the evening, some rain spreading up from the south. A Gentle Southeasterly breeze today, could be moderate at times with temperatures reaching around 15 celsius. Now, overnight tonight, that rain will become heavier for a time, moving away north and eastwards. Dry through the middle part of the night. But then some Showers Edging in by dawn tomorrow morning, the minimum temperature between 8 and 11 celsius. So for tomorrow, well still have those showers first thing, but the cloud will start to break up. Through the afternoon some lengthy spells of sunshine, still the chance of a shower, though. The Wind Switches and comes from the south west. Temperatures tomorrow reaching around ia celsius. Now, as we head further through this week, it is going to stay largely unsettled. Well see some showers. Itll be breezy at times, but also a few sunny spells and temperatures in the mid teens celsius. Thats it head to our website to read about the former london gangster turned actor Dave Courtney whos died at the age of 6a. See you in half an hour. Bye for now. Hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and ben thompson. The time isjust the time is just after 8 30am. Lets return to our top story and the situation in the middle east. Israel says it has hit 320 more targets in the gaza strip overnight, while palestinian Authorities Say homes in the territory were hit without warning. In khan younis, a town in the south of gaza, extensive damage could be seen to buildings this morning following strikes there. Earlier, our gaza correspondent Rushdi Abualouf gave this update. Overnight we have about 100 is really overnight we have about 100 is really air overnight we have about 100 is really air strikes over this so called safe area where israel asks so called safe area where israel asks people to go and most of the air strikes asks people to go and most of the air strikes were around a hospital in gaza air strikes were around a hospital in gaza city~ air strikes were around a hospital in gaza city. The hospital received a call in gaza city. The hospital received a call from in gaza city. The hospital received a call from Israeli Intelligence asking a call from Israeli Intelligence asking them to evacuate. The hospital asking them to evacuate. The hospital says they have 500 patients in the hospital says they have 500 patients in the hospital and 1500 people sheltering in the hospital and they decided sheltering in the hospital and they decided not to leave because there was no decided not to leave because there was no place to go but air strikes within was no place to go but air strikes within 100 was no place to go but air strikes within100 metres of the hospital. He said within100 metres of the hospital. He said israel is putting more pressure he said israel is putting more pressure on us to leave and if we leave pressure on us to leave and if we leave this pressure on us to leave and if we leave this entire area will be without leave this entire area will be without medical supplies. That was our correspondent without medical supplies. That was our correspondent in without medical supplies. That was our correspondent in gaza. Ahead of a potential Israeli Ground offensive, the countrys Defence Minister has also issued a warning that his countrys war with hamas, which the uk regards as a Terrorist Organisation, could go on into next year. Lets show you the scene in because of this morning after israel said it had more than 320 targets in gaza. The Palestinian Authority said homes were hit without warning but as we touched on the israeli Authorities Say this work could take up to three months as the court they say and at the end they say there will be no more hamas and theres been a lot of discussion about a much touted Ground Offensive but the israeli Authorities Saying before hamas meets our tanks and infantry they will note the shells from our air force so talking much more about air raids before any possible Ground Invasion. The latest overnight, 320 targets in the gaza strip hit by israeli air strikes. It is targets in the gaza strip hit by israeli air strikes. Israeli air strikes. 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Applause. England striker Ollie Watkins among their scorers in another dominant performance on home territory. Their manager unai emery has been in charge for a year, and aston villa now have their highest points total for 25 years after nine games. But we are feeling good here at home and we are feeling something especially lot where we are playing here in villa park and then try to play in the style where we are building and then of course try to adapt the opponent teams playing trying to avoid the capacity. And today was a very great match with everything on the pitch, with the crowd, with the fans. And i think we have to be proud of us. We were narrowly 1 0 down at half time and wed done a lot of good things in the first half. 0ur goalkeeper had a couple of saves as well, but wed got into the final third and hadnt really. Hadnt really caused them any problems. We get in regular, we get down. But it was either the wrong pass, the wrong choice, the wrong cross. We couldnt pick people out. So we had. We had opportunities which maybe against other teams this season, weve taken. Celtic restored their seven point lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership after beating hearts a i at tynecastle. Matt oriley scored first for celtic in the fourth minute. It was a tenth successive win over hearts for the champions in all competitions, with the edinburgh side staying in fourth place. In the womens super league, Vivianne Miedema played for the first time in 11 months after being out with an acl injury. She helped arsenal beat bristol city 2 1. Ireland captain katie mccabe scored both goals as arsenal made it two wins in a row after only picking up a point from their opening two fixtures. Bristol city are bottom and yet to register a point. Rangers beat celtic 2 1 to leapfrog them and go top of the scottish womens Premier League. Rio hardys late headed winner completed rangers fightback. Football fans will continue to pay their respects to club legend sir Bobby Charlton at old trafford this week, following his passing on saturday at the age of 86. A book of condolence is open at Manchester Uniteds ground and will be available until friday, with a digital version also created. A world and european champion, sir bobby was diagnosed with dementia three years ago. His 106 caps and a9 goals for england were records at the time. And during his career at united he won three league titles, the european cup and the fa cup. Courtney lawes has announced he will retire from intenational rugby after the world cup. Englands vice captain has played in four world cups, two lions tours and is one of only five englishmen to have been capped 100 times. Englands World Cup Campaign will conclude against argentina in fridays bronze medal match. More frustration for england at the Cricket World Cup fast bowler reece topley has been ruled out for the remainder of the tournament with a broken finger. The 29 year old was injured during saturdays crushing defeat by south africa in mumbai. Topley is englands leading wicket taker in india, with eight in three games, despite being left out for the first match. Now remember the name marc guiu because the 17 year old made his debut for Barcelona Last Night and scored the winner after just 33 seconds. He came off the bench in the 79th minute and tookjust two touches to score against athletic bilbao. Its the fastest First League Goal for barcelona in the clubs history. Look at this the manager taking a chance on a 17 year old and didnt it pay off . It did, keep an eye out for him. Thank you. Now, do you have a head for heights . No no we both answer. Shall we move on . If you find yourself getting a bit wobbly at the thought but now, ten terrified celebrities are getting ready to face their fears as they take on a terrifying challenge in aid of stand up to cancer. Two of those taking part are former footballer Anton Ferdinand and jockey Victoria Pendleton. Lets take a look at this weeks episode of dont look down. Love that youre just happy doing it. Look, the grin. Iam i have a little bit of hesitation, but i really want to give it a go because i think it will give me a huge sense of achievement. Not everyones got the same mindset as that. I know im going to have to give it a go because these are all tools that im going to need for when we do the end challenge. But my fear is obviously the height and falling. I know you say that were safe, but theres always that little bit thats in your mind that you think, what if . Dramatic music. You all good, guys . Yeah. Focus on the task at hand. Each step. Well, lets have a go, then, boy. Youre good, chris. 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Great watch, really good and a brilliant am in trouble. Great watch, really good and a brilliant course. Am in trouble. Great watch, really good and a brilliant course. Cantl good and a brilliant course. Cant wait to see what happens in the end. Just cannot wait. You can watch dont look down for stand up to cancer on channel a tomorrow at 9. 15pm or catch up online now. The final highwire challenge across the london stadium will air as part of stand up to cancer on channel a on friday 3rd november. It is 8a9 m. Heres carol with a look at the weather. Good morning to you i will start with Flood Warnings, there a lot of things dont enforce especially across central england. If you want more information you can find out the bbc website or on the Environment Agency website and they do fluctuate. If you are stepping out, cole started the day in the north. Currently at 3 in perth, freezing in newcastle, further south and we are looking at a temperature of ia degrees but it is significantly milder. As we go through the morning we have mist and fought to clear, especially from the villa you work, the midlands, shropshire and wales. Some of that will be slow to clear and we are looking at icy stretches across the north of england and also across parts of scotland, it has been cold and frosty during the night. We have had heavy rain courtesy of this Weather Front, had heavy rain courtesy of this weatherfront, in the isles had heavy rain courtesy of this Weather Front, in the Isles Of Scilly in the last few hours theres been a6. 6 millimetres, a birkdale each got High Pressure is in charge today and more or less keeping things fine unsettled for much of the uk. Going through the morning you see how the rain very slowly pushes through cornwall, edges into Northern Ireland. Some high cloud around so the sunshine will be hazy but a lot of dry weather and sunny spells. You see in the south east the cloud starts to build an bc rain arriving later in the afternoon. Breezy across the south, temperatures 11 16 or 17. This evening and overnight the rain in the south east precious north into parts of the midlands, east anglia, lincolnshire, yorkshire and Northern England so its falling in areas we have already had flooding and do not need or want any more rain. This Weather Front need or want any more rain. This weatherfront from need or want any more rain. This Weather Front from the rest will drape across southern england and wales and there will be more cloud across Northern Ireland and scotland with some shower so that means its not as cold to start the day in the north as it is this morning. Heading through tomorrow, the low pressure bringing rain overnight into the east and north, the remnants of storm but not named by the portuguese metrological service, not a storm across our shores but itll bring in rain as it pushes south east before eventually clearing. There will be showers in the west, a lot of dry weather and temperatures 11 16 degrees. Heading into wednesday, there goes that area of low pressure that we have a more active set of friends coming in from the south west. We will lose the rain for a time but we have quite a strong easterly or south easterly wind so that means we will see further showers coming in across the north. This area of rain that will be heavy and persistent through wednesday evening and overnight, pushing north eastwards. Thank you. Its 75 years since hundreds of people from the caribbean came to the uk to build a new life. The Windrush Generation came to help rebuild post war britain but they often faced hostility when they got here. Now, their challenges have been brought to life by sir lenny henry, in a new tv drama inspired by his mothers story. Lets take a look. If i dont like him, youll pay for my boat fare back home . If you dont like him, i will personally escort you back home. I promise. He is very handsome. Even more so in real life. Let me get one more look. Bloody vehicle broke down. And that one . Not even one of these bad man white people look on me. Never mind stop and help. How long ago did he take that photograph . He seems to us sagged a little bit in the middle. Me fix the ting myself were nowjoined by rochelle neil, who plays leah, one of the sisters. Good morning. Can i say that you win the seat of the day award. Gorgeous. Tell us about the story and then sir lenny henry. H tell us about the story and then sir Lenny Henry Lenny henry. I will start with the story because lenny henry. I will start with the story because lenny lenny henry. I will start with the story because lenny deserves i lenny henry. I will start with the| story because lenny deserves his lenny henry. I will start with the story because lenny deserves his own story because lenny deserves his own story and story because lenny deserves his own story and his story because lenny deserves his own story and his own right. The story centres story and his own right. The story centres around three women who came from jamaica centres around three women who came from jamaica post Windrush Generation and the trials and tribulations they go through final settling tribulations they go through final settling in the uk. I play leila, the character inspired by sir lenny s mother the character inspired by sir lenny s mother and considering i am playing s mother and considering i am playing a s mother and considering i am playing a character inspired by his mother playing a character inspired by his mother he playing a character inspired by his mother he was empowering and incredibly mother he was empowering and incredibly gracious, the show is warm incredibly gracious, the show is warm and incredibly gracious, the show is warm and funny. Incredibly gracious, the show is warm and funny. Thats what i was ttoin to warm and funny. Thats what i was going to say. Warm and funny. Thats what i was going to say. You warm and funny. Thats what i was going to say, you could warm and funny. Thats what i was going to say, you could look warm and funny. Thats what i was going to say, you could look at warm and funny. Thats what i was j going to say, you could look at the situation those people were in and think it was challenging, it. , massive life change but the show manages to make it feel very warm and human and real . It is manages to make it feel very warm and human and real . And human and real . It is really real and it and human and real . It is really real and it feels and human and real . It is really real and it feels like and human and real . It is really real and it feels like a real and it feels like a celebration, i feel like we made real and it feels like a celebration, ifeel like we made it with a celebration, ifeel like we made it with a lot celebration, ifeel like we made it with a lot of love, very diverse set and crew with a lot of love, very diverse set and crew it with a lot of love, very diverse set and crew. It was cooked with love. Sir lenny and crew. It was cooked with love. Sir lenny says it is not a biopic about it is based on some stories of his own family. What bad things in it that you learned, you were surprised by . Because we know a little of the stories but this is the first time i have seen it laid out so clearly. The first time i have seen it laid out so clearl. , , , out so clearly. The Biggest Surprise i had was out so clearly. The Biggest Surprise i had was how out so clearly. The Biggest Surprise i had was how few out so clearly. The Biggest Surprise i had was how few people out so clearly. The Biggest Surprise i had was how few people knew out so clearly. The Biggest Surprise i i had was how few people knew about the Windrush Generation so it is my heritage. The Windrush Generation so it is my heritage, my grandparents came from jamaica heritage, my grandparents came from jamaica. That was the Biggest Surprise jamaica. That was the Biggest Surprise but now choi that we are able to surprise but now choi that we are able to tell surprise but now choi that we are able to tell this story. 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Racism, of course but would say servitude. Racism, of course. But its a celebration of sisterhood, friendship, how the country sisterhood, friendship, how the country was enriched by a pioneering generation~ country was enriched by a pioneering generation. The country was enriched by a pioneering teneration. ~. Country was enriched by a pioneering teneration. ,. , generation. The windrush story in the headlines generation. The windrush story in the headlines lately generation. The windrush story in the headlines lately and generation. The windrush story in the headlines lately and its generation. The windrush story in the headlines lately and its easyl the headlines lately and its easy to condemn that but by humanising these stories and the real lives behind and people will go away with a better understanding of this is the challenges that people faced . I the challenges that people faced . 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First hand account of her life in jamaica, the decision her and my grandfather made to move over and having grandfather made to move over and having my grandfather made to move over and having my dad and stuff so i was very lucky having my dad and stuff so i was very lucky i having my dad and stuff so i was very lucky i had a lot of information. Hopefully now we have more information. Hopefully now we have more and information. Hopefully now we have more and we are passing that on. You said lenny has more and we are passing that on. Gm. Said lenny has sat on the sofa recently. How is it working with him . He recently. How is it working with him . , recently. How is it working with him . ,. Him . He is great, so warm and makes himself so available. Him . He is great, so warm and makes himself so available. Even him . He is great, so warm and makes himself so available. Even feedback, i himself so available. Even feedback, i do himself so available. 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You can watch three little birds on sundays on itv1 and on itvx. You cover lots of tough subjects but you cover some great subjects as well. It is so lovely to meet you. Youre watching bbc breakfast. Live from london. This is bbc news. Western leaders stress the need to protect civilians as gaza gets more aid charities have said much more is depsperately needed. Israel warns its Military Campaign against hamas could last months. Over the last 24 hours it intensified airstrikes over gaza. Israel warns its Military Campaign against hamas could last months. And as concerns grow that the conflict could spread, well be speaking live to our correspondents in lebabon and across the region. Hello, im katya adler. The United States says israel has agreed to continue a flow of aid into gaza this comes as it intensifies its aerial bombardment of the gaza strip aimed it says at hamas infrustucture. Israel says it hit dozens more targets overnight. Israels military says its aircraft struck two cells of the hezollah militia, supported by iran, operating over the border in southern lebanon. Israel says hezbollah were planning to launch anti tank missiles and rockets towards israel. There have been increased exchanges of fire at the israel lebanon boundary in recent days with fears the conflict could spread into the wider region. Back in gaza ia more aid trucks crossed the rafah border from egypt overnight