Killed in the strip. The un is warning that the last remaining services are collapsing due to a lack of supplies, as israel continues its siege and bombardment. Hundreds of Armed Police Officers continue to hunt for a gunman in the us state of maine, after 18 people were shot dead yesterday. The suspect, robert card, is an Army Reservist and is considered dangerous. Lets ta ke lets take lets update you on what is happening in gaza. A new figure from the hamas run Health Authorities in gaza saying that the death toll is now 7326. With hospitals in the gaza strip either shut or unable to provide medical help, pregnant women are being forced to give birth in dangerous conditions. One of them a journalist Called Jumana Has made a video diary of her experiences. Shes been speaking to bbc arabic� s dalia haider. They speak arabic a precious moment captured between a pregnant mother and daughter. Translation im about to deliver any time soon. I hope my second baby arrives safely and peacefully, but apparently, she will come within a destruction. As israel carried out air strikes, we asked jumana, a journalist from gaza city, to record a video diary in the lead up to giving birth. What scares me the most, what i think about every night as i fall asleep, is that we may not wake up. Two days after the conflict started, jumana evacuated with her four year old daughter and moved in with relatives further south, where they thought it was safer. I moved to another home. This is all the stuff i was able to take, this small bag and these things. Like the 2 million palestinians in gaza struggling with food and water shortages, jumana and herfamily are often cut off from the outside world. We dont have electricity, so we cant watch the news on the television. Theres no internet. The radio is all we have if our phones dont die. Jumanas husband was away working. She feared for his life as he tried to bring more clothes for their newborn and a hospital bag. I hope he is safe because there are warnings about intensive strikes near us. I hope to god to bring him safely back to me. Im so scared. We tried to stay in daily contact with jumana, despite the frequent disconnection of phone lines and internet. Are you ok . , i ask her. Two days later, she replies, yes, thank god, but honestly the situation is difficult. She told me there was intense bombing. Pray for us to be alive tomorrow. Jumana is one of 5,500 women in gaza who, according to the un, are expected to give birth within the next month. The un says they face huge challenges to access Safe Delivery services, with overcrowded hospitals and a shortage in medicine. My labour has begun, but the problem is, will i find someone to Take Me To The Hospital . Jumana made it. But while she waited, a house near the hospital was bombed. In a few seconds, everything in the hospital was turned upside down. There were people wounded. People were screaming everywhere. She told me all she was thinking about was delivering her daughter, no matter what. Hours later, talia was born. Do you love her . Jumana brought her newborn back home, but every night, the fear home, but every night, they fear they wont live to see another day. Dalia haider, bbc news. All of that worry, but what a beautiful picture of that brand new baby girl who they will desperately be hoping they can keep safe in gaza right now. Baby talia and her mum, we appreciate hearing that story and perhaps a bit of hope in what is a horrific situation in gaza with that new figure of over 7,000 People Killed and the un saying 40 of those killed in gaza are children. It is really difficult to distribute aid in gaza. We have been focusing on that today, with the un talking about the difficulties they have got particularly with fuel. One group who have been part of the aid effort are the gaza sunbirds. Theyre a group that supports para athletes in gaza. But since the conflict began, they have been collecting food and medicine and delivering it to Vulnerable People on their bikes. With me is karim ali, the uk based co founder of the gaza sunbirds. He has been in close contact with his team of 20 athletes and four support staff in gaza. Really good to see you. How are they, how is your team . Really good to see you. How are they, how is your team . Thank you. For starters. They, how is your team . Thank you. For starters, the they, how is your team . Thank you. For starters, the situation they, how is your team . Thank you. For starters, the situation with they, how is your team . Thank you. For starters, the situation with the l for starters, the situation with the team is super difficult. Gaza has been under siege now for more than 20 years and the situation there wasnt much better before this started. They still had limited access to water, they still had limited access to food, limited access to electricity. People were struggling every day. They would describe every single day as hell. They would say, i am choking, i am struggling, i cannot breathe. This is what the Israeli Occupation is done to them for years, they are not allowed to see their families on the other side of the wall, they are not allowed to leave to get medical attention. Now they are saying the situation is worse than hell. Situation is worse than hell. Worse than hell. They situation is worse than hell. Worse than hell. They feel situation is worse than hell. Worse than hell. They feel there situation is worse than hell. Worse than hell. They feel there is situation is worse than hell. Worse than hell. They feel there is no than hell. They feel there is no where they can go. It is than hell. They feel there is no where they can go. Than hell. They feel there is no where they can go. It is worse than hell, we where they can go. It is worse than hell. We dont where they can go. It is worse than hell, we dont have where they can go. It is worse than hell, we dont have a where they can go. It is worse than hell, we dont have a language where they can go. It is worse than hell, we dont have a language for| hell, we dont have a language for how bad the situation is in the english language, we dont have a word for it, you cannot father you cannot fathom it. Four days into the siege, four years into the genocide, sorry, my team is already struggling to find food. My athletes called to say, we havent eaten or had water in days. We had athletes who had to give birth under these circumstances as well, they couldnt find a medication for their children. I find a medication for their children find a medication for their children. ~. , find a medication for their children. ~. ,. , children. I think we need to explain what it is your children. I think we need to explain what it is your team children. I think we need to explain what it is your team does children. I think we need to explain what it is your team does and children. I think we need to explain what it is your team does and the l what it is your team does and the story behind what you do, the sunbirds. We story behind what you do, the sunbirds. ~. , story behind what you do, the sunbirds story behind what you do, the sunbirds. ~. , , sunbirds. We are the gaza sunbirds, a ara sunbirds. We are the gaza sunbirds, a para cycling sunbirds. We are the gaza sunbirds, A Para Cycling Team sunbirds. We are the gaza sunbirds, A Para Cycling Team based sunbirds. We are the gaza sunbirds, A Para Cycling Team based in sunbirds. We are the gaza sunbirds, A Para Cycling Team based in the A Para Cycling Team based in the gaza strip. We have 20 athletes and all 20 athletes were amputated due to aggressions from the Israeli Occupation. What does that look like . Our main founder was shot in the leg during the great march, along with another 150 palestinians on the day that had to get amputated, 32,000 were shot. He had to get his leg amputated, he was a professional cyclist, he decided he wanted to become a cyclist and bring other amputees in gaza under that kind of platform to get back, to claim their sovereignty and Self Determination as people and stop being victims and try to change the narrative in gaza and tell their stories. The story of the sunbirds has a ways been a story of hope, these are the people that have been most affected by the brutality of the Israeli Occupation, they have had their legs blown off. Well before the start of the 7th Of October genocide. But before the start of the 7th Of October genocide. Before the start of the 7th Of October genocide. But they have turned the october genocide. But they have turned the narrative october genocide. But they have turned the narrative around october genocide. But they have turned the narrative around and | turned the narrative around and until this moment, they have been deliberate they have been able to deliver aid, deliberate they have been able to deliveraid, but deliberate they have been able to deliver aid, but is there any way with what is happening now they can do that . ,. ,. ,. , do that . There is no aid in gaza, 20 trucks are coming do that . There is no aid in gaza, 20 trucks are coming in, do that . There is no aid in gaza, 20 trucks are coming in, normally, do that . There is no aid in gaza, 20| trucks are coming in, normally, 70 of the Gaza Population is dependent on aid and there are 108 trucks coming in. So there has been no supplies, none at all. My group is para athletes, we are amputees and cyclists. And in the desperation of the moment that we find ourselves in today, they are trying their best and risking their lives going out to get supplies from the remaining supermarkets in gaza and to distribute them to people. It is insane. The supermarkets we bought food from two days ago, it got bombed. The bakery we were going to get bread from got bombed. The car we were using to take aid people got bombed. One of the athletes wanted to deliver parcels on his bike, he left his bike outside and it got bombed. ,. ,. , ~ bombed. The situation is insane. And can ou bombed. The situation is insane. And can you speak bombed. The situation is insane. And can you speak to bombed. The situation is insane. And can you speak to them, bombed. The situation is insane. And can you speak to them, what bombed. The situation is insane. And can you speak to them, what is bombed. The situation is insane. And can you speak to them, what is the i can you speak to them, what is the situation with Cell Phone Coverage are managing to get through and find out what is going on . The are managing to get through and find out what is going on . Out what is going on . The Israeli Occupation out what is going on . The Israeli Occupation has out what is going on . The Israeli Occupation has been out what is going on . The Israeli Occupation has been making out what is going on . The Israeli Occupation has been making it i out what is going on . The israeli | occupation has been making it so much more difficult to communicate. They have already cut off electricity and water, that means wi fi is also out. Cell phone communication is also dropping and we went from average because lasting six minutes and now they disconnect after about one minute. Still we connect with team members every day, we have heard harrowing stories from the last two days. Two days ago was that the most intensive day of israeli bombing, 700 people died. 12,000 tonnes of tnt have been bombed onto gaza strip. The bomb of hiroshima had 15,000 tonnes. Does it feel like when hiroshima had 15,000 tonnes. Does it feel like when you hiroshima had 15,000 tonnes. Does it feel like when you speak hiroshima had 15,000 tonnes. Does it feel like when you speak to hiroshima had 15,000 tonnes. Does it feel like when you speak to people feel like when you speak to people they are trying to get through minute by minute and looking ahead is quite difficult at the moment . Our timeline right now is we have survived until now. Our other timeline is we are in the south of gaza where the israelis have told us we will be safe, but we are still getting bombed, people are still getting bombed, people are still getting killed. Our team has lost 50 members of family in the last three orfour days alone. find members of family in the last three or four days alone. Or four days alone. And how is it for ou or four days alone. And how is it for you watching or four days alone. And how is it for you watching that or four days alone. And how is it for you watching that from or four days alone. And how is it | for you watching that from here . Or four days alone. And how is it for you watching that from here . So for you watching that from here . Sr painful. For you watching that from here . 5r painful. I am disgusted by what is happening. This is a genocide happening. This is a genocide happening in front of our eyes. But that word, as you know, incredibly emotive and the israelis as you know will be saying they are targeting hamas only and they dont target civilians. ~. , hamas only and they dont target civilians. ~. , ,. , civilians. Well, that is simply not the truth, civilians. Well, that is simply not the truth, unfortunately. Civilians. Well, that is simply not| the truth, unfortunately. Planned military incursions. Civilians are dying and the way the bombs are getting dropped, i dont believe they are in a targeted way. Nothing from what i am hearing on the ground suggest the bombs had been dropped in a targeted way. Our social media manager, five houses got bogged got blown up, yesterday, his house was the last one remaining in the neighbourhood, they levelled the entire neighbourhood. Imagine if we levelled all of victoria, for example. Levelled all of victoria, for example levelled all of victoria, for examle. ,. ,. , example. So the International Community example. So the International Community talking example. So the International Community talking in example. So the International Community talking in the example. So the International Community talking in the eu | example. So the international. Community talking in the eu and example. So the International Community talking in the eu and at the un as well. If you had one simple message to them if they could influence the situation at all, if there was something they could do, what with that message be . Irate there was something they could do, what with that message be . We need to seak u what with that message be . We need to speak up for what with that message be . We need to speak up for gaza what with that message be . We need to speak up for gaza we what with that message be . We need to speak up for gaza we need what with that message be . We need to speak up for gaza we need to what with that message be . We need to speak up for gaza we need to put l to speak up for gaza we need to put pressure on israel to end the Apartheid Regime they have palestinians under. We face discrimination every day even in the west bank, why have 80 people in the west bank, why have 80 people in the west bank, why have 80 people in the west bank died . Is there hamas in the west bank at know, so why are israeli atrocities being committed there . Why have 4,000 people been arrested in the west bank, why have more than 7,000 people died . A lot of fake news was going around about babies being beheaded. There of fake news was going around about babies being beheaded. Of fake news was going around about babies being beheaded. There is fake news on both babies being beheaded. There is fake news on both sides babies being beheaded. There is fake news on both sides and babies being beheaded. There is fake news on both sides and we babies being beheaded. There is fake news on both sides and we have news on both sides and we have covered extensively on the bbc, it is something that is a real struggle in terms of the amount of misinformation. I in terms of the amount of misinformation. In terms of the amount of misinformation. ,. , misinformation. I agree, but to tell our sto misinformation. I agree, but to tell your story from misinformation. I agree, but to tell your story from one misinformation. I agree, but to tell your story from one of misinformation. I agree, but to tell your story from one of my misinformation. I agree, but to tell your story from one of my athletes | your story from one of my athletes about babies being beheaded. He told me yesterday a story he buried his sister and her two children, the sisters body was whole and for the children, they could only find the head and hands, the hands from one and the head from the other. These are children, they were under the age of eight. And he called me yesterday crying, what did my nephews and nieces have to do with this . What have they done to deserve what is happening to them . We this . What have they done to deserve what is happening to them . What is happening to them . We have ust been what is happening to them . We have just been reporting what is happening to them . We have just been reporting that what is happening to them . We have just been reporting that the what is happening to them . We have just been reporting that the world i just been reporting that the World Health Organization has said 41 of those People Killed our children because there are lots of young people in gaza as well more than 7,000 people we now know have been killed. And another 50 were women as well. We have to leave it there, but thank you very much and i do need to make the qualification of course that it is always denied by the israelis that genocide is taking place, they say these are strategic planned strikes in gaza and that they are targeting the militant group hamas. But they are targeting the militant group hamas they are targeting the militant group hamas. They are targeting the militant arou hamas. �. , group hamas. But i am here to let The World Know group hamas. But i am here to let The World Know that group hamas. But i am here to let The World Know that that group hamas. But i am here to let The World Know that that is group hamas. But i am here to let The World Know that that is not. Group hamas. But i am here to let| The World Know that that is not the case. ,. , The World Know that that is not the case. ,. ,. ,. ,. , case. You have been able to have our case. You have been able to have your say. Case. You have been able to have your say. This case. You have been able to have your say. This is case. You have been able to have your say, this is what case. You have been able to have your say, this is what the case. You have been able to have your say, this is what the israelis | your say, this is what the israelis will say in response to that. Around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. Bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. Students here in exeter face the second highest annual rent in the uk, up 16 in just two years. I get about five hours of sleep a night because i cant. I need to balance work with uni and everything. Its quite hard. If i was to do another degree, id do it at home. University now, more than ever, is a business, ratherthan, you know, a place of education, and i think that is a real shame, yeah. The government says its making £276 million available this academic year, which universities can use to top up their own hardship schemes, on top of increases to Student Loans and grants. The University Of Exeter told us it aims to keep Student Rents as low as possible and says it offers Additional Support to those who need it. The Department For Education says the Student Loan System prioritises support for people from the lowest income families. But from speaking to people here today, it certainly seems that more and more students are struggling to make ends meet. For more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. Youre live with bbc news. We will keep your across all developments in israel and gaza. But here in the uk, a story many people are talking about today is the ban on xl bully dogs. Another Breed The Pitbull has already been banned in the uk for more than 30 years. But new Research Shows that thousands of pitbulls are still registered to live here, through exemption rules. Our correspondent danny savage has this report. An xl Bully Type Dog with a temperament problem. This animal was handed to police after it attacked its owner. It can never be rehomed and will be put down. This is currently a perfectly legal dog type, but the government is planning to ban them soon, following a number of attacks and fatalities. Im a dog lover. I dont want to see dogs put down, but im also a dad. And ive got to think about public safety, you know . And is it right that a dog that has done that to someone, who is strong themselves, physically capable, is it right that that dog is then rehomed . Come on, then. This much better behaved dog is actually a banned type. It can live with its owner, but has to comply with strict rules, like wearing a muzzle in public. Whats this is it a muzzle . Lola is defined by the authorities as a pit bull type dog. Are you ready . Her owner was unaware she fell into a banned category and had to go to court after Police Seized her. Shejumped up in the back of the van. All they locked her in a cage, shut the door and drove off, leaving me sobbing in the road. And i didnt know whether i was ever going to see her again. Shes got to be on lead in every public place and muzzled, which includes our own car. She doesnt believe Banning A Type solves the problem of controlling dangerous dogs. Banning a breed to start with makes them more attractive to the wrong owner. And its these people that the government should be targeting, not innocent family dogs that have been well brought up, trained, from loving families. There willjust be another breed of dog that theyre attracted to. The bbc has found that 3,499 animals are on the index of exempted dogs, meaning they can still live with their owners, and 99 of them are pit bulls like lola. Good girl. This is usually because owners have successfully argued they are responsible and can keep their dogs safely. Whats this . Its the police who assess a dog to see if it falls into a banned category. So were going here. Were looking about. Looks and measurements are basically what it boils down to. So weve got quite a square dog. This is a pit bull. Also here is another xl bully. No one knows how many are out there. Give us a bit of room because shes a bit uncomfortable, arent you, darling . But many of them could be allowed to still live with their owners if they are banned. We will look at the Home Environment that dogs are kept in. We will speak to the dog owner. Well obviously look at research into them and whether theyre a fit and proper person. So, if that dog is exempted, you know, that person will apply the sort of restrictions thats been put upon it. Hey good boy. Some owners are taking the initiative and getting their xl bullys ready to be assessed, like zuma here. Hes a dead playful dog. He loves people and loves other dogs. He loves to play. Hes a family pet, who the owners completely trust with their children. Just sprinkle a few and itll take him a while to find it. So his owners are paying for professional dog training, in case of future restrictions. They hope to be able to legally keep him, having already noticed other peoples reactions. People are a bit more wary about him now. The dont want their dogs to come close to him, they dont want their children close to him. They even dont want their self close to him. If hes ever off the lead, theyll start walking the opposite direction. Hes a good boy. And id be really sad if he was ever taken away or anything like that. It would be awful, really. Good lad. A ban doesnt necessarily mean these dogs will disappear, but it should clamp down on irresponsible owners. Danny savage, bbc news. Its exactly one year since elon musk bought twitter now known as � x and the social Media Company has rapidly changed since he took over. The company now employs thousands fewer people, but he says he wants his remaining staff to think big about the future. Our north America Technology reporter, james clayton, has the latest. A year ago, elon musk famously, infamously, walked into Twitter Holding a sink. Let that sink in, he quipped, before firing huge swathes of its staff. 30 seconds left. 35 seconds. Everybody here . Were all about to get fired. It was emblematic of his erratic leadership. He slept in the office, changed twitter� s name to x, talked about fighting mark zuckerberg, who launched a rival to twitter, called threads, over the summer. I got a taste of that unpredictability when i messaged him to ask him for an interview six months ago. A few hours later, he was telling me hed appointed his dog to run twitter. Im not the ceo of twitter. My dog is the ceo of twitter. 0k. But although some have left the platform, it has been remarkably resilient. A year on, x, formerly known as twitter, still exists. Threads, Mark Zuckerbergs rival, has not been the twitter killer that some have touted it to be, but it still has major problems. Despite what elon musk says, independent analysts say that twitter� s user numbers are falling. X has put out different numbers, saying that things are going great there must be something going on that were not seeing. But basically, everything is down on a year over year basis. Advertisers have also shunned the platform and the eu has criticised it for high levels of disinformation. He hired former advertising exec Linda Yaccarino over the summer to try to bring them back. Many of you in this room know me and you know i pride myself on my work ethic. But, buddy, i met my match. But some investors say advertisers wont come back until the platform is better moderated. I think that twitter is dying. I think its just dying right now. And i dont think twitter users like me want it to die because its become such a valuable resource for me. But. But its dying. So i dont care what elon says. It doesnt matter what he says. Theres a reality and theres a fantasy. The fantasy that ross garber is referring to is mr musk� s big dreams for x. This is what he told me he wants x to become. If twitter� s an accelerant to x. What does that, what does that mean . What does it mean . Well, i guess youll have to stay tuned to find out. Ah, come on. We now know a little bit more. He wants x to do streaming games, video calls, banking, you name it the everything app. That was embarrassing almost died. But ultimately, x still gets the vast majority of its revenue through advertising. If its going to survive in the short term, at least, it needs to bring them back. James clayton, bbc news, san francisco. Some very good news now. The first ever vaccine approved to treat malaria has been analysed by the who not from its performance in trials, but in the real world, and it cuts deaths from malaria among children by 13 . Given that malaria kills 460,000 children a year, mostly in africa, that is tens of thousands of lives saved. Live now to sir Brian Greenwood professor of clinical tropical medicine from the London School of tropical hygiene and medicine and lead contributor to the development and implementation of the vaccine. This truly is something to celebrate, congratulations, how does it feel . , ~ celebrate, congratulations, how does it feel . , celebrate, congratulations, how does it feel . , ~ ~ celebrate, congratulations, how does it feel . , ~. , it feel . Thank you. We have been waitin it feel . Thank you. We have been waiting for it feel . Thank you. We have been waiting for this it feel . Thank you. We have been waiting for this for it feel . Thank you. We have been waiting for this for a it feel . Thank you. We have been waiting for this for a long it feel . Thank you. We have been waiting for this for a long time. It feel . Thank you. We have been waiting for this for a long time. I | waiting for this for a long time. I have been working on malaria for many years, several decades, really. And it has been a huge task involving many, many people in different countries, our african colleagues that worked so hard on this. And at last, we do have a vaccine, it is not a perfect vaccine, it is not a perfect vaccine, and we have two now, so that really is a game changer. I guess you will be hoping now to improve on that 30 reduction. Yes. Improve on that 30 reduction. Yes, i think improve on that 3096 reduction. Yes, i think as improve on that 3096 reduction. Yes, i think as you improve on that 3096 reduction. Yes, i think as you mentioned, improve on that 30 reduction. Yes i think as you mentioned, that means saving the lives of many thousands of african children. But it is not a perfect vaccine and one of the things weve had to try to do is to improve the vaccine and there is work going on in that. But the other way of making the most of this is combining the vaccine with use of insecticide treated nets to stop people getting bitten by the mosquitoes and also with drugs. And thatis mosquitoes and also with drugs. And that is proving to be a very successful combination. Especially in the countries where there is just malaria for a few months in the year and then you can give the drugs and and then you can give the drugs and a booster dose of the vaccine. And there will be more work in other parts of the world finding out how best we can use these vaccines. Professor greenwood, what about the cost of this vaccine, particularly for people in africa . That cost of this vaccine, particularly for people in africa . For people in africa . That is a really key for people in africa . That is a really key point. For people in africa . That is a really key point. As for people in africa . That is a really key point. As i for people in africa . That is a really key point. As i said, i for people in africa . That is a | really key point. As i said, we for people in africa . That is a really key point. As i said, we have the two vaccines, one is made by gsk and the other is made by the Serum Institute in india. Vaccine made by gsk, which is the first one, it was the pilot and it paved the way in many ways for the r 21, but gsk cant make that in very large amounts at the moment and it is probably a bit more expensive than the r21 vaccine. And we know that thatis the r21 vaccine. And we know that that is a cost of about 3 and has been seen suggested for the r21 vaccine which would be Cost Effective compared to the other things we used to control malaria. Can i also ask you just because we are short of time, you are one of the lead contributors here, but how closely have you worked with other scientists and doctors in africa . That has been a key thing. I lived in west africa for 30 years. And that has been one of the exciting thing is really about the Vaccine Programme over this period. It is to see the increasing role that the african scientists have done and the donors and gsk have been very good at supporting them. So we now have really strong teams in africa of african scientists who can do this work. , ,. , african scientists who can do this work. ,. ,. ,. , work. Professor green would really did need this work. Professor green would really did need this good work. Professor green would really did need this good piece work. Professor green would really did need this good piece of work. Professor green would really did need this good piece of news. Did need this good piece of news today so we thank you so much for bringing that to us and congratulations professor greenwood. Live pictures and out right now from tel aviv in israel. You can see the aftermath of what has been a Missile Strike on an Apartment Block in tel aviv. This really a reminder even in a big city like tel aviv that is protected by the ion dome of the continuing threat posed by rocket fire from gaza. When you see these pictures, a missile hitting this Apartment Block in tel aviv and these are the latest pictures, the live pictures. As we also keep an eye on gaza, the death toll is now 7326 people have been killed according to the Health Ministry in gaza. Hello. Good afternoon. Some very autumnal scenes earlier on this morning, particularly across northern and eastern areas of england with some patches of mist and fog, such as here in sheffield. Its now largely lifted and cleared. It wont be quite so much of a problem overnight tonight or indeed for the next few days because the winds are set to pick up. Therell also be some more heavy downpours of rain, generally staying very unsettled. And if we take a look at the rainfall accumulation chart, through the weekend and into monday, you can see the area of most concern again is eastern scotland, with another 50 to 100 millimetres of rain, especially over the higher ground. Of course, all of this falling on already saturated ground. That rain just feeding through in a constant stream of showers on the south easterly wind for the rest of today. Also some heavy, frequent, even thundery showers across eastern areas of Northern Ireland could possibly cause some issues here. Some showers further south, but also some more sunshine developing from the south by the end of the day. Top temperatures 10 to 15 degrees celsius, a little lower than they were yesterday for most. Overnight tonight, again, weve got this constant feed of showers into eastern areas of scotland. Still some more showers across Northern Ireland. Well start to see heavy, more persistent showers start to approach the south coast of england where, also, the winds are set to pick up into tomorrow morning. Its mild and its frost free as we begin the weekend. Now, we look towards the south coast on saturday morning. Again, some heavy, thundery showers always likely. Some strong, gusty winds of around 50 miles an hour, perhaps, in places. Windy, too, across the north of scotland. The rain continues towards the east. Heavy, persistent rain approaching the South West Of England and wales by the time we get to the end of the day on saturday. Some of that rain likely to be very heavy across south east england, too. Another sign of autumn, the clocks due to go back by one hour on saturday night into sunday. Now, as we head through saturday evening, then that rain will gradually push its way further northwards across to southern scotland, Northern England and Northern Ireland. This is how well begin sunday morning. Some showers feeding in towards the south, but also some sunshine. Blustery conditions. That rain perhaps moving further northwards, as we head through the day on sunday. Temperatures again generally between ten and 15 degrees celsius for most, but staying very unsettled, possibly turning stormy too through the middle part of next week. Bye bye. Today at one. Were live injerusalem, after israel has conducted more targeted raids in gaza overnight. Israeli forces say they hit more than 250 targets including hamas tunnels and a Military Command Centre in the territory. The un says its last remaining services in gaza are collapsing, as israel continues its siege and bombardment. Basic services are crumbling. Medicine is running out. Food and water are running out. Also on the programme the manhunt continues for a us Army Reservist suspected of killing 18 people and injuring 13 in the state of maine. A Health Charity report says nhs Waiting Lists in england could top Eight Million by next summer