In retaliation for the barrage of missiles launched by tehran two days ago. On tuesday, iran fired 180 missiles across large parts of israel. It came in response to the israeli military� s Ground Invasion of southern lebanon. The conflict has continued to escalate overnight. Lebanons Health Ministry says five people have been killed in a strike on a medicalfacility in beirut. The Israeil Military confirmed it had carried out a Precision Attack on a building said to be affiliated with the iran backed armed group hezbollah. Our Correspondent Peter bowes has the latest. More explosions ring out overnight in lebanon. The Israeli Army says it conducted a precise attack on bachoura in central beirut. The first raid in the heart of lebanons capital. Lebanese officials say at least five people were killed and 11 injured in this israeli strike on a medical facility, a building affiliated with hezbollah. Earlier, the lebanese Health Ministry confirmed at least 46 people have been killed in israeli strikes in the previous 2a hours. And overnight, the us government has confirmed that an american man, 56 year old kamal ahmed jawad, is among those who died. The israeli military says eight of its soldiers were killed in the opening two days of its Ground Invasion of lebanon, and this latest strike overnight came hours after a united Nations Security Council meeting where israel warned it would retaliate if attacked. We will defend our people and our response will be swift and decisive. Those who attack us will face serious consequences. Irans unprecedented response, that barrage of missiles fired into israel On Tuesday has escalated this crisis. Just days before the first anniversary of the hamas attacks last year on october the 7th. President biden says G7 Leaders are planning to coordinate new sanctions and other measures to respond to irans Actions. But he did not support israel striking irans nuclear sites. The answer is no. And i think theres things well be discussing with the israelis, what theyre going to do, but all seven of us agree that they have a right to respond, but they should respond proportionatly. The Middle East is on edge. And tensions could not be higher, with israel expected to launch a significant retaliatory attack on iran any day. The us� s commitment to israels security, according to the white house, remains ironclad, but the overwhelming concern is that conflicts on several fronts could soon erupt into a regional war. Peter bowes, Bbc News. Werejoined now by our middle East Correspondent Hugo bachega, whos in the lebanese capital beirut. Hugo, good morning to you. How do you think the concerns of escalation have panned out over the last 204i was . 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Exactly, and this has| been one of the questions here in this conflict, how iran and its proxies in the region, militias in iraq, yemen and syria, would react to a wider Israeli Offensive against hezbollah. We are waiting to see how israel is going to respond. Israeli authorities saying they are going to respond to this massive irradiance attack. And here in massive irani in attack. And here in lebanon, attacks have continued. We have heard large explosions in beirut, and the strike was in the Bachoura Neighbourhood here in the heart of beirut, the first time in this conflict it was hit. And dahieh, the Head Hezbollah Stronghold has been attacked. There have been new Evacuation Orders are urging residents to leave certain parts of the district saying it is going to attack a Hezbollah Facility and interests in the Future. Attack a Hezbollah Facility and interests in the Future. Thank you very much. Interests in the Future. Thank you very much. Huge interests in the Future. Thank you very much, hugo. Its interests in the Future. Thank you very much, hugo. Its six interests in the Future. Thank you | very much, hugo. Its six minutes past six. Charlie picking up on the very sudden death of Matthew Perry which we had last year, but investigations are still continuing into the cause. Lets bring you Up To Date. A doctor in the us has pleaded guilty to a charge relating to the death of the actor, Matthew Perry. The Friends Star died last year after an overdose of the drug ketamine. Dr Mark Chavez admitted obtaining the drug fraudulently and conspiring to distribute it. Our la correspondent Emma Vardy reports. This report contains flashing images. As chandler bing, he was known as the funny one from friends. But in real life, the actor Matthew Perry had made no secret of his long battle with addiction to drugs and alcohol, and had been undergoing a type of Ketamine Therapy for depression. He was found dead in his jacuzzi last year at his la home, with a high concentration of the substance in his blood. Now, a doctor called Mark Chavez, who prosecutors say was part of a group of people who were exploiting the actor, has pleaded guilty of conspiring to distribute ketamine. Mark entered his plea of guilty and thats now public record. So you can all access that if you want to. But thats what happened, he accepts responsibility and then we set sentencing. Chavez admitted to obtaining the drug from his former clinic using a fake prescription and from a medical wholesaler. Hes one of five people charged in connection with Matthew Perrys death, including another doctor, salvador plasencia, who allegedly provided the drug for the actor. Prosecutors say Matthew Perrys assistant worked with the two doctors to provide the actor with more than 50,000 of ketamine in the weeks before his death. The two doctors had joked about how much money they could make from mr perry, writing in text messages, i wonder how much this moron will pay. Chavez will be sentenced next year and could face up to ten years in prison. Emma vardy, Bbc News, los angeles. Sir Keir Starmer has paid back more than £6,000 worth of gifts and hospitality received since becoming Prime Minister, after a backlash over donations. Our political Correspondent Harry farleyjoins us now. Morning, harry. Take us through why he has taken this decision now. The auestions he has taken this decision now. Tue questions continue he has taken this decision now. He questions continue around he has taken this decision now. Tt2 questions continue around labours accepting of gifts. The Prime Minister said he will pay back some of the gift he has received since the election, £3400 worth of Taylor Swift tickets for example, tickets to see the racing in doncaster and a Clothing Rental Agreement used by his wife but he is not paying back other gifts like tickets to see arsenal since the election and the thousands of pounds of Clothing Donations he received before the election. Keir starmer tried to draw a Line-under'>Line Under this before by saying he would no longer accept gifts for clothing now that he was Prime Minister but the questions around this continue and they followed him to Brussels Yesterday where he gave his explanation to why he was making these Repayments now. We came in as a government of change. We are now going to bring forward principles for donations, because until now, politicians have used their best individualjudgment on a case by case basis. I think we need some principles, of general application. So i took the decision that until the principles are in place, it was right for me to make those Repayments. We place, it was right for me to make those Repayments. Place, it was right for me to make those Repayments. We should say that Keir Starmer those Repayments. We should say that Keir Starmer is those Repayments. We should say that Keir Starmer is far those Repayments. We should say that Keir Starmer is far from those Repayments. We should say that Keir Starmer is far from the those Repayments. We should say that Keir Starmer is far from the only those Repayments. We should say that Keir Starmer is far from the only mp. Keir starmer is far from the only mp to receive Keir Starmer is far from the only mp to receive gifts and of course the leadership to receive gifts and of course the Leadership Conservancies for the Conservative Party have also declared Conservative Party have also declared thousands in donations. There declared thousands in donations. There are declared thousands in donations. There are questions for labour, the Pier At there are questions for labour, the Pier At the there are questions for labour, the Pier At the centre of this who has donated Pier At the centre of this who has donated thousands of pounds to Cabinet Donated Thousands of pounds to cabinet Ministers Lord Ali is being investigated by the House Of Lords standards investigated by the House Of Lords standards commission. We dont know the precise standards commission. We dont know the precise nature of the investigation but we understand it is about investigation but we understand it is about a investigation but we understand it is about a clerical error. Angela rayner is about a clerical error. Angela rayner for is about a clerical error. Angela rayner for example has declared l Ifts Rayner for example has declared gifts of rayner for example has declared gifts of £8,000 for a Dj Booth Visit in ibiza, gifts of £8,000 for a Dj Booth Visit in ibiza, will she pay that back . Downing in ibiza, will she pay that back . Downing street is trying to draw a Line-under'>Line Under Downing Street is trying to draw a Line-under'>Line Under this but the questions and scrutiny keep coming. The actress Amanda Abbington has given her first interview since the bbc partially upheld complaints she made against her Strictly Come DancingPartner Giovanni Pernice last year. The bbc has apologised to her and says it has tightened up protocols on the show. Mr pernice has always denied the claims against him and says hes relieved the bbc� s cleared him of claims he was physically abusive. She told newsnight she had no regrets about making the complaints. Its been the one of the worst years of my life, yeah. I mean, ive been through a lot, you know . Women go through a lot. But it has been a very unpleasant, turbulent, relentless time in my life, yeah. Ive had to deal with myriad horrible things that have continued to happen, and, um, just for. Just for really complaining about. Not even complaining, i dont like that word, for alerting people to what i deemed and what people before me deemed as bad behaviour. Bank payments could be delayed by up to three days, under new rules to help investigate potential fraud. Ministers said it would give banks more time to identify suspicious transActions. Currently, a bank has until the end of the next Business Day to either process or refuse a customers payment. The nhs will begin vaccinating millions of people in england against Flu And Covid from today. Free jabs are being given to those eligible, including older people, Care Home residents and those with certain health conditions. The number of long running complaints about Water Companies in england and wales has risen by almost a third, to the highest level in almost a decade. Environmental complaints increased by 217 over the last 12 months, over the last 12 months, environmental complaints increased by almost a third over the last 12 months, mainly relating to spills from Storm Overflows and wider pollution of rivers and seas. Old graves could be reused, and closed Burial Grounds reopened to help manage a shortage in england and wales. Currently only some sites are allowed to reuse graves and it must be after at least 75 years, with permission from relatives of those buried. New proposals aim to bring the law Up To Date by seeking views from the public and experts, and allow any Burial Ground to reuse graves. Our correspondent Graham Satchell reports. Highgate cemetery, north london. Its the final Resting Place of some of the most significant writers, artists and thinkers like karl marx. But theres a problem. Theyre running out of space. Like a lot of cemeteries across the country, highgate is all but full. So the Law Commission is now examining a set of proposals to see what can be done to free up space. One idea is to reuse graves. Its something theyve been able to do here since 2022. It can only be done after 75 years and if the right permissions are obtained. If the Owner Objects to grave re use, it doesnt happen. And if relatives of the people who are buried in the grave object to reuse, it doesnt happen either. If the permissions are in place, a solemn process begins. I dig the grave down deeper and then reinter them at the bottom of the grave, and then the new burials would go on top. Right, so youre notjust throwing Away Bones or remains . Absolutely not, no. We would know where all the remains were, and ideally theyd be in their Original location, Just A Little Bit further underground. The Law Commission is now consulting on Whether Reusing Graves should be allowed across england and wales. Its also examining where crematoria can be built, where The Ashes Unclaimed by relatives can be scattered by funeral directors, and whether closed Burial Grounds could be reopened and graves reused. A lot of people like to visit the grave of a Loved One, and its something that they like to do regularly, perhaps on family occasions, and its a place to remember them after theyve died. And so to have a place of their choosing is something that can be really important to bereaved people. The Consultation Runs Untiljanuary next year. The government says its keen to find a solution to the chronic lack of Burial Spaces. Graham satchell, Bbc News. King charles has been given a samoan Dancing Lesson ahead of his trip to the pacific nation later this month. And a warning there are some Flashing Lights in these pictures. The king took guidance from freddy tuilagi, whos an honorary consul with the samoan high Commission And Brother of former England Rugby Star manu tuilagi. There we go. You get the idea. Afterwards, the consul was asked to critique the Kings Performance and he said, good hes got the moves. There we go. Good to get into the sirit there we go. Good to get into the S Irit of there we go. Good to get into the spirit of things. There we go. Good to get into the spirit of things. Talking there we go. Good to get into the spirit of things. Talking about spirit of things. Talking about that, carol is going to brighten up our day. That picture is sunny, tell me there is some of that on the way. There certainly is, naga, good morning everyone. One or two showers a part of the South East but nowhere nearas a part of the South East but nowhere near as many as we have seen. In the next couple of days it is going to be mainly dry, except in the west, and we will see sunny spells continue. Chilly by Night And Mist and fog to start the day particularly across parts of scotland and Northern England. That will be slow to clear but it will do, and then a lot of dry weather, sunshine, and some fair Weather Cloud bubbling up through the course of the day. Might catch the Odd Shower across north East England, the Odd Shower further west, but they will be the exception rather than the rule. Weatherfronts they will be the exception rather than the rule. Weather fronts coming in from the west, so the sunshine in Northern Ireland and Western Scotland will turn hazy as we go through the afternoon with temperatures 13 to 60 degrees. This evening and overnight, we will see a return to Mist And Fog forming across england and wales this time. We have a Weather Front making inroads across the west, and here we will have thicker cloud and some patchy outbreaks of rain. Chilly for some, these are the temperatures, six to ten. Temperatures lower than this in rural areas with A Touch Of Frost. Any Mist And Fog will slowly clear, for england and wales it will be dry with some sunshine, but towards the west, you can see the progress the Weather Front is making, introducing cloud and Patchy Light Rain was a Breeze And Temperature is 13 to 17. Thank you, carol. Thousands of newborn babies in england will be screened for genetic conditions as part of an Nhs Study which doctors say could be life changing for families. The research will speed up the diagnosis of more than 200 rare diseases, so that children can be treated earlier. 13 hospitals in england have begun offering the test. Our medical Editor Fergus Walsh reports. Just a day old. Amelia is among the first babies to have their entire Genetic Code sequenced to look for rare diseases. Her mum didnt hesitate when offered the test at birmingham womens hospital. It was a No Brainer because amelia will be tested for 200 different genetic conditions so she will benefit, but also will contribute to the wider research population, which will affect other children. Amelias blood sample, taken from her umbilical cord, is being sent to labs in cambridge, where her entire genetic Code Or Genome will be sequenced. Faulty genes in our dna can cause thousands of rare diseases, but only treatable conditions but only treatable conditions will be identified. Will be identified. The 200 conditions which have been the 200 conditions which have been selected for the Programme Cause selected for the Programme Cause substantial Health Problems early substantial Health Problems early in childhood and the treatments in childhood and the treatments and interventions which are and interventions which are available for all of these available for all of these conditions can have a dramatic conditions can have a dramatic impact on that child. Impact on that child. They can reduce the symptoms and in they can reduce the symptoms and in some cases they represent a cure. Some cases they represent a cure. Im still standing, im still standing, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, yeah, yeah this isjoshua two years that is more important than anything this isjoshua two years ago, bright and active. Ago, bright and active. And this is him now. And this is him now. Aged nine, joshua from surrey is no aged nine, joshua from surrey is no longer able to walk or talk. Longer able to walk or talk. His condition, mld, is one of those his condition, mld, is one of those which will now be screened for. Which will now be screened for. His mum has clear advice his mum has clear advice to parents offered the test. To parents offered the test. Do not even hesitate. Do not even hesitate. If you can save your childs life, if you can save your childs life, that is more important than anything in this world and speaking as a parent who is losing their Child Day to day, please dont look back and take the opportunity to find out. Had Joshuas Condition been picked up at birth, he could potentially have been cured. Now the damage done is irreversible. Wheres joshy . Just got everyone wrapped around his Little Finger. Back at hospital, gemma says she hasnt picked a name yet for her son, but he is part of the Screening Programme. All the babies involved in this study will be contacted again when they reach the age of 16, to see if they want to continue with the research. That could involve looking for other faulty genes, well be speaking to a respiratory doctor about this, in about an hours time. Lots of the front pages feature the same photo of catherine, Princess Of Wales, embracing a young Cancer Survivor on her first day back at work after completing chemotherapy. 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September was the wettest | september in some counties in england. That they have ever experienced. Some retailers have directly blamed the weather for a fall in sales. The number of people visiting the High Street was down by 4. 5 in september, compared to august. The decLine was a less obvious in places like retail parks and Shopping Centres, where you are and Shopping Centres, where you are a bit more sheltered. The Retailer Jd sports, which also owns different shops, said bad weather had reduced the footfall across its stores and hampered sales of outdoor equipment like attentively back. Brian mark said challenging weather had primark said challenging weather had challenged sales. But there was deflation at the checkout, with retailers putting on extra offers to entice people back, the biggest Price Drop in three years. Thea;r entice people back, the biggest Price Drop in three years. They will have looked Price Drop in three years. 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Retailers will be hoping for a respite in the rain pricing. Retailers will be hoping i for a respite in the rain especially as we head towards the christmas period. Has the weather affected you . We will run through those messages later. Still to come on breakfast. More than 30 years after Detective Jim Bergerac last graced our screens, the show is getting a remake. Well bring you the latest from the Set Onjersey in about half an hour. Big boots to fell. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Hello, good morning. Lets get your bbc London News now with me Frankie Mccamley a woman who was found to have been groomed by a sexually predatory Police Officer has told Bbc London she has no confidence in the met� s promises to root out abusive behaviour. A disciplinary panel found former Pc Phil Hunter guilty of gross misconduct. But one of the women he targeted says she had to beg the met for help and, for years, officers did not believe her. If for some Reason Somebody i knew was the victim of a predatory officer, i would tell them not to report it. I would get them whatever help i could, but i would tell them not to report it. The met has apologised it took five years for her case to be heard, and says it now takes a very different approach to investigating officers who are accused of targetting women and girls. London s Night Czar Amy lam has announced she will stand down from her role at City Hall after eight years. The Night Czar was a new role, created by Sadiq Khan following his election as mayor, tasked with promoting the night time economy and comes with a salary of over £132,000. Its not clear if Ms Lam will be replaced. A mural has been painted on the side of Guys Hospital celebrating the role of women of african descent working in healthcare and their contribution to the national health service. It took two months to paint each figure and includes one woman currently working in the nhs bringing the Mural RightUp To Date. I mean, its a lot bigger than i thought it would be. Its way impressive. I do love the colours. Its an honour and a privilege to sort to be featured in a piece this big that actually sort of communicates the multicultural sort of workforce that makes up the nhs as it is. The overground is part suspended between new Cross Gate and West Croydon. Now onto the weather with kawser. Hello there. Good morning. Well, much more in the way of dry weather in the Forecast Today as a Ridge Of High Pressure builds. Therell be some decent spells of sunshine around, although there is still the chance of a few isolated showers being brought in on that north easterly breeze, most likely for essex into surrey, but elsewhere a lot of dry weather and temperatures this afternoon, well, reaching around 15 to 16 celsius and the winds will be much lighter than they have been in recent days, too. A Fine Evening to come. Any showers fade away. A dry night too, with Clear Skies, but there could be some patches of Mist And Fog forming by the early hours, and a fairly chilly night too, as temperatures dip down to around 6 to 9 celsius. So it means friday is another dry day with some spells of sunshine, some patches of cloud. Saturdays dry too, but looking ahead to the second part of the weekend, we have an area of low pressure arriving in, but it is bumping into High Pressure so there wont be that much rain. But there could be some outbreaks of rain Saturday Night into sunday as well for a time, but for saturday during the day at least, fine and dry with lots of sunshine. Thats it from me for now. Now ill pass you back to Naga And Charlie hello, this is breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Returning now to our main story and the conflict in the Middle East. Israel has continued to strike lebanon overnight, with bbc journalists reporting a series of loud blasts in the centre of beirut. The military warned residents to evacuate as it carried out what it called Precision Strikes on the capital. Lebanon s Health Ministry said at least five people were killed in the strike on a medical facility which is said to be affiliated with iran backed armed group hezbollah. It comes after lebanese officials said at least 46 people have been killed and 85 wounded in israeli strikes in the past 24 hours. Fears of an all out war have been heighted by escalations this week, which included a Ground Invasion by israel into lebanon, which the idf says killed eight of its soldiers. Officials in lebanon say around A Million people have now been displaced from their homes. British nationals have been urged to leave the country. Last night, a Charter Flight organised by the Uk Government left beirut. Our midlands correspondent, phil mackie, was at Birmingham International Airport as they landed. Safety at last. At 840pm, Last Night, the first special Charter Flight bringing british citizens out of lebanon landed at Birmingham International Airport. It had been a long day, beset by delays, but at last passengers could relax. Just arrived to Birmingham Airport from beirut. Feeling exhausted. To be honest, i dont really know what i am feeling, but im grateful to be back and safe. Weve had a really warm welcome here at the airport, which took me by surprise. This is what they left behind. This was on Tuesday Night in beirut. Getting out of the city has become increasingly difficult. Many airLines have cancelled their scheduled flights, and the planes that are still flying in and out have to contend with the plumes of smoke caused by rocket strikes. It had been an anxious wait at the airport for those whod managed to secure a seat. Born in manchester, samia has lived in lebanon for 30 years. Its crazy. Its so surreal. I couldnt take it anymore. It was really, really nerve wracking. And im very, very sad to go, but im coming back. The zaharadeen sisters knew it was time to leave, but hope they can go back soon. Leaving, even for a short while is, like, hurtful. Especially because, like, its my country. But i think because the situation is out of hand, i dont really have any other option. Were not going to be sure i when were going to be back, so were just going to stay hopeful |that its not going to be for long, | and were going to come back to our precious country. There can only be more flights like this, as long as its safe to fly in and out of beirut. And there are still an estimated 4,000 to 6000 british citizens in lebanon. Defence Secretaryjohn Healey has been in cyprus meeting the forces preparing for a potential large Scale Evacuation by a different route. Until then, its hoped more flights like this will make it out. Phil mackie, Bbc News birmingham. It is great when you can feel you are taking a step back in time, if you are thinking about once upon a time somebody used to do well. Ads, time somebody used to do well. 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A goal that received the Royal Seal of approval. My word. A goal that received the Royal Seal of approval. The Royal Seal of approval. The 20 year old colombian striker enhancing his reputation as a super sub. �. Enhancing his reputation as a super sub. � ,. ,. , majority inside Villa Park now had one eye on the Action on the other one eye on the Action on the other on the Clock. Tia one eye on the Action on the other on the Clock one eye on the Action on the other on the Clock. Bayern| on the Clock. No nails left. Bayern munich are on the Clock. No nails left. Bayern munich are amongst on the Clock. No nails left. Bayern munich are amongst the on the Clock. No nails left. Bayern| munich are amongst the favourites on the Clock. No nails left. Bayern i munich are amongst the favourites to lift the Champions League trophy, a side featuring harry kane. Only the brilliance of martin is denied the england captain. Tt is brilliance of martin is denied the england captain. Brilliance of martin is denied the england captain. It is one of those ureat england captain. It is one of those great nights england captain. It is one of those great nights. At england captain. It is one of those great nights. At the england captain. It is one of those great nights. At the final england captain. It is one of those great nights. At the final whistle, | great nights. At the final whistle, memorable great nights. At the final whistle, memorable performance great nights. At the final whistle, memorable performance and i great nights. At the final whistle, i memorable performance and result. So an emotionally charged night and a Club Nodding to the successes of the past but optimistic about the Future. Liverpool maintained their own perfect record in the League Phase of the competition with a 2 0 victory over bologna with mo Salahs Goal Ceiling the victory and the dutchman has had a fine start who has won eight of his first nine matches. 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Manchester United Manager erik ten hag insists i special things. Manchester United Manager erik ten hag insists he. Special things. Manchester United I Manager erik ten hag insists he has nothing to panic about after a poor start to the season. He has been feeling the pressure following the 30 feeling the pressure following the 3 0 defeat to spurs which leaves them 13th in the Premier League Table and he was speaking ahead of the Match Tonight against porto in the Match Tonight against porto in the Europa League and despite having his contract extended in the summer he is facing big questions about his Future. He is facing big questions about his Future. ,. ,. ,. , he is facing big questions about his Future. ,. ,. ,. , Future. This club wants to be back on top and Future. This club wants to be back on top and as Future. This club wants to be back on top and as Future'>A Future. This club wants to be back on top and as a project, Future. 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They won the cup in 2015 and were also in the final last year despite being in scottish League1 Year despite being in Scottish League 1 and they have suggested setting up a Crowd Funder but they need to find a credible buyer or significant investment to get them to the end of the season. Britains Dan Evans has been knocked out of the first match of the shanghai masters. Evans levelled his match. After being a set down, to thiago seybuth weld, but lost to the brazilian in a third Set Tiebreak the international Cricket Winter is about to start the start of the T20 World Cup getting under way on the first game is on saturday against bangladesh and they were due to Host Bangladesh and they were due to Host Bangladesh until political Unrest Led to the tournament being relocated to the uae. Scotland are involved in the Opening Game Today against the same opponents in what will be theirfirst against the same opponents in what will be their first appearance at a womens cricket World Cup. T will be their first appearance at a womens cricket World Cup. I think it is massive womens cricket World Cup. I think it is massive and womens cricket World Cup. I think it is massive and hopefully womens cricket World Cup. I think it is massive and hopefully i i womens cricket World Cup. I think it is massive and hopefully i can i it is massive and hopefully i can inspire some people with the amount of support we have bacco which has been incredible and hopefully people will see it is a sport that there is something to work towards and you get to go to global events and come to things like the World Cup that we never got to do before so hopefully that gets more people involved. Thats it, but after half seven the ultimate rags to Riches Story of how the Little Town of larne on the East Coast of Northern Ireland will make history as the first team from the Northern Irish League to play in the main Group Stages of current european competitions. Yet six years ago they were shut out of their ground on Health And Safety grounds, they were the lowest of the low but now they are facing European Glory in norway tonight. We will hear more about that. Irate in norway tonight. We will hear more about that. ~. In norway tonight. We will hear more about that. ~. ,. , ~ in norway tonight. We will hear more about that. ~. ,. , about that. We love those kind of stories. The body which reviews potential Miscarriages Ofjustice is being asked to look again at the case of a Sub Postmaster whos Serving Life In Prison for murdering his wife. Robin garbutt was convicted in 2011 but has always protested his innocence. Evidence from the Horizon It System helped convict him but now his lawyers say new evidence has emerged about the faulty computer system, along with information from the Post Office inquiry, and his case should be sent back to the Court Of Appeal. Theyve made a fresh application to the criminal cases review commission. Our business correspondent, emma simpson, reports. A murder at the Post Office in a quiet yorkshire village. Diana garbett had been beaten to death with a Metal Bar in the Upstairs Flat she shared with her husband, robin. He always maintained she was killed by an Armed Robber who had broken in and forced him to hand over the cash from their Post Office safe. He said, dont do anything stupid. Weve got your wife. But the jury didnt believe him. The prosecution said hed faked the robbery. Hed been stealing money from the Post Office, then killed his wife to cover it up. Today, theres no Post Office or shop. It never reopened. The biggest thing that ever happened here was maybe a bike got stolen or something like that. To have a murder in your village . Absolutely unheard of. Barry and vanessa were close friends with Robin And Diana. I still believe that he didnt do it, you know. I think you have to know Robin And Di to knowju5t how close and what sort of people they were. Never stop believing. And i wont stop believing till hes out. We tried contacting Dianas Mother but were unable to reach her. However, in an interview earlier this year, she made it clear she believes her son in law is guilty. Over the years, Robin Garuett has tried three times to get his case referred back to the Court Of Appeal as new information has been uncovered. They all failed, but his lawyers say the Post Office inquiries now cast a new light on his conviction. Theft was the key motive. Two Post Office investigators testified against him relying on Horizon Computer data. They said the amount of cash that he was holding at his branch was suspicious and indicative of fraud. Garbutt� s lawyers are now arguing that none of the key Post Office evidence in his case can now be trusted because of whats emerged about the organisations widespread failings. The former Post Office minister, kevin hollinrake, is supporting the review. He went to the same school as garbutt but told me thats not why hes got involved. I cant speculate whether Robin Garbutt is guilty or innocent, but i think we all want to make sure people, when they go through the justice system, get a fair hearing. And thats what were keen to ensure. Because of my experience of the Post Office in terms of the wider scandal, but also the the culture that existed within the Post Office at that time, i think we just want to make sure that its properly considered. A complex case thats now back in the spotlight. I think this is the final roll of the dice, really. You know, hes fought long and hard and were all, you know, really hoping that this will be the one that gives him a breakthrough. Now with sort of the impetus of the Post Office scandal and the information thats now coming forward from that, i think thats sort of hopefully adds a little bit of weight to what robin always said, that he wasnt, you know, 5tealing money from the Post Office, which was one of the accusations. Dianas mother has accused Garbutt Ofjumping on the horizon bandwagon, but his supporters say he never had a fair trial, and its time for a wider look at his case. Emma simpson, Bbc News, melsonby. Time for us to have a look at the weather time for us to have a look at the Weather And Carol i5 time for us to have a look at the Weather And Carol is there with a lovely Weather And Carol is there with a lovely morning picture. Lovely morning picture. Where is that. Tell me that lovely morning picture. Where is that. Tell me that is lovely morning picture. Where is that. Tell me that is today i that. Tell me that is today somewhere. Tt that. Tell me that is today somewhere. That. 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We also have an area of cloud as we have seenin have an area of cloud as we have seen in saint leonards on c and it produces one or two showers around lincolnshire and we are not immune to the Odd Shower in the east or parts of the day but mostly they will be isolated and you can see how we have this Line of cloud and some patchy Rain Waiting In The Wings and this is a new Weather Front coming our way and through the day all throw more cloud to Northern Ireland and Western Scotland, turning the Sunshine Hazy. Not as windy as it has been in the South East in recent days with this north easterly nagging breeze that has more or less gone and we have temperatures between 13 and 16 degrees. Through the evening and overnight, under Clear Skies will be a Cool Night with Mist And Fog for across england and wales but the breezes picking up towards the west and as the Weather Front makes more inroads, bringing in cloud and Patchy Light Rain across Northern Ireland and Western Scotland. Temperature wise, in some rural areas the temperatures could fall close to freezing, so some of us could wake up to A Touch Of Frost but in towns and cities, these are the temperatures, between four and 7 degrees generally. As we head into friday, the High Pressure starts to edge a bit further east and that allows the Weather Fronts to make a bit more inroads in from the west so when we lose the Mist And Fog on friday morning, it is going to be dry, sunny for most and the Weather Front pushing and will bring more cloud into much of scotland through the day and Northern Ireland and we will see the patchy rain in the west. Temperatures between 13 and possibly 18 degrees. And as we move beyond that, friday and into the weekend, the first Weather Front clears and we have a more potent one coming which is connected to an area of low pressure that will dominate the weather so we start on saturday with a lot of dry conditions and some sunshine but then Heavy Rain pushes in across Northern Ireland and Western Scotland, and through the day that will get into parts of wales and south west england. Windy as well, especially through the Irish Sea with temperatures between 13 and 17 degrees, and that crosses us On Sunday. 13 and 17 degrees, and that crosses us On Sunday us On Sunday. Carol, what plant, flower would us On Sunday. Carol, what plant, flower would you us On Sunday. Carol, what plant, flower would you associate i us On Sunday. Carol, what plant, flower would you associate with L Flower would you associate with scotland . I am flower would you associate with scotland . Iam piling flower would you associate with scotland . 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Some scientists think it could fastGrowing Type of cannabis. Some scientists think it could have scientists think it could have benefits for the environment, the economy and Well Being including improving gut health. Here Economy And Wellbeing including improving gut health. Improving gut health. Here is our science correspondent. Improving gut health. Here is our science correspondent. Five i improving gut health. Here is our. Science correspondent. Five hectors of Hemp Growing Discreetly on a Farm Somewhere in angus. Martin has been growing the crop for four years as part of a trial. Hemp is a variety of cannabis containing less than 0. 2 of thc, the psychoactive consistent component of marijuana but to grow it you need a special licence from the Home Office and the misinformation remains a problem. Your Police Records have to be checked and you have to grow the crop in some place where the General Public would not have access. 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You know, with Olive Oil having problems and oilseed rape having problems, this is we feel, or i feel we should be looking at it in more depth. fiend is we feel, or i feel we should be looking at it in more depth. And it has environmental looking at it in more depth. And it has environmental benefits i looking at it in more depth. And it has environmental benefits as i looking at it in more depth. And it i has environmental benefits as well. Studies suggest that a hectare of hemp can remove a similar amount of C02 Hemp can remove a similar amount of co2 from the atmosphere is a small forest on the difference is that this took just five forest on the difference is that this tookjust five months to grow. Buy products from Oil Making can also be used for animal feed, reducing the need for soya. Duncan farms in aberdeenshire recently took part in a study giving some of their Laying Chickens a hemp based fede and the results were surprising. There was no effect on the Hens Performance or welfare which we were happy Performance Or Welfare which we were happy about and the most interesting part was happy about and the most interesting part was it happy about and the most interesting part was it doubled the Omega 3 and Vitamin Part was it doubled the Omega 3 and Vitamin E Part was it doubled the Omega 3 and Vitamin E levels in the eggs. Scientists say the benefits to our health do not end there. We have seen that People Health do not end there. We have seen that people after health do not end there. We have seen that people after consuming hemp had a low Hunger Score so it promotes benefits and got hormones and the hormones that and key in regulating the sugar metabolism. That regulating the sugar metabolism. At a moment only a handful of farms in scotland are growing hemp but advocates say this as an opportunity, a Fast GrowingCash Crop that also has impressive green credentials. Laura goodwin, Bbc News. Its more than 40 years sinceJohn Nettles graced our screens as Detective Jim Bergerac. Nettles graced our screens as detectivejim bergerac. It is now seeing a six Part Remake of the show being filmed injersey and this time with the actor Damian Maloney in the Lead Role and our correspondence has been allowed on set to watch the Action. Royal square, st helier. Shoppers and tourists strolling round a pop up market. So far, so normal. But look again. Because all is not as it seems. Three. Two. One. Action. 30 years Afterjim Bergerac hung up his handcuffs, the cameras are rolling again. An 80 strong crew bringing the fictional detective home. There hasnt been a lot of Television Production here, and certainly not to the scale of this sort of production. So as much as we can do in terms of exteriors, using jersey, all the beautiful bays, all the wonderful locations and scenery, absolutely. There will be an element of work being done in the uk simply because we cant do that here, but it will be a jersey show. Jim bergerac first appeared in 1981. A former alcoholic, Police Officer and later private investigator. The man who played him insists his Co Star was the island itself. Take away jersey, Properjersey Out of the equation, the Film Equation and youre left with not very much. Youre left with an ordinary cop show. What made bergerac special . Apart, of course, my wonderful performance. I always used to think that people got bored with my performance. They might very well do. They could look over my shoulder and enjoy the sights ofjersey. I grew up with bergerac, so yes, i was a big John Nettles fan. I rememberthe sun, the scenery, the car, lots of driving and wonderful big houses. Its got a lot of references to bergerac, the Original. But i think its reinventing it as well. Its bringing it very Up To Date. Shall i give you my interpretation of whats going on here . Up to date means a neinm bergerac. Damien moloney� s screen credits include Ripper Street and suspects. Alongside him Zoe Wanamaker as charlie hungerford, this time bergerac� s mother in law, and philip glenister, aka Dci Gene Hunt in the Series Life on mars. Jersey born actors will also be among bergerac� s supporting cast. The framework of the story is the same in terms of its about bergerac, its about him coming back to the force and, you know, getting back into investigating crimes. So thats the same. Its still going to have that sort of glamour that i think, you know, we remember and have fond memories of in the Original, but its going to be grittier stories, probably a bit darker. 1,000 People Queued for parts as extras this time round. The lucky ones joined islanders who had already won a place on the crew. Im an assistant director trainee, but i usually do locations, so its quite nice to try a different department. I havent done any proper work here, so its a bit like my English Kind of working and then mixed with home and being around friends, seeing family, seeing people around. Its very weird. But what about the man who was bergerac to millions . Did he get a call . I got a lovely letter from them and they said, well, would you come along and do a little cameo at the end and so on . And i thought, no, because that would get in the way of the actual production. It would destroy, in some sense the integrity of the production, i thought. And in any case, im too old and im retired and ive got to face up to that. The cast and writers of the reboot know they have a tough act to follow. Well have to wait a while yet, though, to decide Whetherjim Bergerac has risen to this new challenge. I dont remember anybody running that fast in the Original. Tt i dont remember anybody running that fast in the Original. That fast in the Original. It was very sedentary that fast in the Original. 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Time to get the news Travel And Weather where you i Head Thing . Time to get the news| Travel And Weather where you are. Hello, good morning, lets get your bbc London News now with me, Frankie Mccamley. A man and a woman have been taken to hospital overnight after a fire destroyed a flat in a seven Storey Block in barking. Sixty firefighters were called to the building in Mizzen Street shortly before 1am, and led 50 people to safety. A woman who was found to have been groomed by a sexually predatory Police Officer has told Bbc London she has no confidence in the met� s promises to root out abusive behaviour. A disciplinary panel found former Pc Phil Hunter guilty of gross misconduct. But one of the women he targeted says she had to beg the met for help and, for years, officers did not believe her. If for some Reason Somebody i knew was the victim of a predatory officer, i would tell them not to report it. I would get them whatever help i could, but i would tell them not to report it. The met has apologised it took five years for her case to be heard and says it now takes a very different approach these investigations. London has the highest number of patients per gp according to figures from the royal college of gps. Just over 2,500 patients are registered to each doctor. Numbers are higher in more deprived areas. The Department Of Health says its determined to ensure everyone can access gp services. A mural has been painted on the side of Guys Hospital celebrating the role of women of african descent working in Health Care. It took two months to paint each figure and includes one woman currently working in the nhs bringing the Mural RightUp To Date. A set of stamps is being issued to mark the 60th Anniversary of the Rock Band the who. One shows the band performing at the Marquee Club in london in 1967. Lets take a look at the tubes now. Severe delays on the overground between new Cross Gate and West Croydon due to a faulty track. Now onto the weather with kawser. Hello there. Good morning. Well, much more in the way of dry weather in the Forecast Today as a Ridge Of High Pressure builds. Therell be some decent spells of sunshine around, although there is still the chance of a few isolated showers being brought in on that north easterly breeze, most likely for essex into surrey, but elsewhere a lot of dry weather and temperatures this afternoon, well, reaching around 15 to 16 celsius and the winds will be much lighter than they have been in recent days, too. A Fine Evening to come. Any showers fade away. A dry night too, with Clear Skies, but there could be some patches of Mist And Fog forming by the early hours, and a fairly chilly night too, as temperatures dip down to around 6 to 9 celsius. So it means friday is another dry day with some spells of sunshine, some patches of cloud. Saturdays dry too, but looking ahead to the second part of the weekend, we have an area of low pressure arriving in, but it is bumping into High Pressure so there wont be that much rain. But there could be some outbreaks of rain Saturday Night into sunday as well for a time, but for saturday during the day at least, fine and dry with lots of sunshine. Thats it from me for now. Ill see you in half an hour. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Our headLines today. President Biden Has warned israel against attacking iranian nuclear sites. Five people have been killed overnight in an israeli strike in the heart of the lebanese capital beirut. A doctor in the us has pleaded guilty to charges relating to the death of the Friends ActorMatthew Perry. The number of complaints about Water Companies in england and wales is at its highest level for nearly a decade. One million people in england now vape despite never having been regular smokers. Health professionals say theyre alarmed by the new research. In sport, a night to rememberfor Aston Villa in the Champions League. A stunning strike from Jhon Duran sees them beat Bayern Munich in a repeat of the 1982 European Cup final. Some Mist And Fog around this morning particularly across parts of scotland and Northern England which will be slow to clear then most of us having a dry day with a fair bit of sunshine, the Odd Shower in the South East. All of the details shortly. Its thursday the 3rd of october. Our main story. President Biden Has said he would not support an israeli attack on irans nuclear sites, in retaliation for the barrage of missiles launched by tehran. On tuesday, iran fired 180 missiles across large parts of israel, in response to the israeli military� s Ground Invasion of southern lebanon. The conflict has continued to escalate overnight. Lebanons Health Ministry says five people have been killed in a strike on a medicalfacility in beirut. The israeli military confirmed it had carried out a Precision Attack on a building said to be affiliated with the iran backed armed group hezbollah. Our Correspondent Peter bowes has the latest. More explosions ring out overnight in lebanon. The Israeli Army says it conducted a precise attack on bachoura in central beirut. The first raid in the heart of lebanons capital. Lebanese officials say at least five people were killed and 11 injured in this israeli strike on a medical facility, a building affiliated with hezbollah. Earlier, the lebanese Health Ministry confirmed at least 46 people have been killed in israeli strikes in the previous 24 hours. And overnight, the us government has confirmed that an american man, 56 year old kamal ahmad jawad, is among those who died. The israeli military says eight of its soldiers were killed in the opening two days of its Ground Invasion of lebanon, and this latest strike overnight came hours after a united Nations Security Council meeting where israel warned it would retaliate if attacked. We will defend our people and our response will be swift and decisive. Those who attack us will face serious consequences. Irans unprecedented response, that barrage of missiles fired into israel On Tuesday has escalated this crisis just days before the first anniversary of the hamas attacks last year on october the 7th. President biden says G7 Leaders are planning to coordinate new sanctions and other measures to respond to irans Actions. But he did not support israel striking irans nuclear sites. The answer is no. And i think theres things well be discussing with the israelis, what theyre going to do, but all seven of us agree that they have a right to respond, but they should respond proportionately. The Middle East is on edge and tensions could not be higher, with israel expected to launch a significant retaliatory attack on iran any day. The Uss Commitment to israels security, according to the white house, remains ironclad, but the overwhelming concern is that conflicts on several fronts could soon erupt into a regional war. Peter bowes, Bbc News. In a moment we will speak to our middle East CorrespondentYolande Knell who is injerusalem, but first to hugo bachega, whos in the lebanese capital beirut. Good morning, hugo. Bring us Up To Date in terms of what has happened overnight, and what information you have. ,. ,. Overnight, and what information you have. ,. ,. ,. , overnight, and what information you have. ,. , have. Good morning, charlie. There have. Good morning, charlie. There have been reports have. Good morning, charlie. There have been reports by have. Good morning, charlie. There have been reports by the have. Good morning, charlie. There have been reports by the lebanese | have been reports by the lebanese State News Agency suggesting heavy Air Strikes and also Artillery Fire in several villages along the lebanese israeli border, and obviously this is happening as the israeli military is carrying out this Ground Invasion of southern lebanon, and yesterday there were signs that the israeli military is preparing for a wider campaign in southern lebanon. More israeli troops have been sent to the border. There were indications of the wider offensive against hezbollah. And here in beirut overnight, the city came under attack again, a building was hit in the Bachoura Neighbourhood, not very far from where i am here, just a five minute drive. The first israeli Air Strike to hit the heart of beirut in this conflict. And the Hezbollah Stronghold dahieh in the south of the capital was also hit. Earlier today the israeli military issued a new Evacuation Order or urging residents to leave part of dahieh, saying that it would attack hezbollah facilities and interests in the Future. Were joined now by middle East CorrespondentYolande Knell in jerusalem. Good morning, yolande. We saw President Biden being spoken to and his comments in that report earlier, this is very much know about how diplomacy, if it can at all work. Yeah, first of all, looking around me, it is very quitejerusalem, most israelis are off for thejewish new year holiday. They are off work and school. Just before the israeli Security Cabinet Meeting again to discuss their response to this massive ballistic Missile Attack by iran. We are told to the decision was made that they would respond forcefully, but also discuss things with their closest ally the us about what exactly they should go after in terms of strategic sites inside iran. The message coming from President Biden was that irans nuclear sites, talked about a lot in the israeli media, are off limits. The key word from him is that israel should respond proportionally. We know that there have been diplomats in the us Talking To European counterparts, David Lammy one of those talks to buy the us secretary of state. As they tried to think what the next development could be. Of what the next development could be. Of course, iran has said that if there is a major israeli attack against it, it will hit israeli infrastructure and this could very easily spiral into a much bigger war. Easily spiral into a much bigger war. ,. ,. , easily spiral into a much bigger war. ,. ,. , ~ ,. , easily spiral into a much bigger war. ,. , ~ ,. War. Yolande, thank you very much, injerusalem war. Yolande, thank you very much, in jerusalem. Its war. Yolande, thank you very much, in jerusalem. Its seven war. Yolande, thank you very much, in jerusalem. Its seven minutes i war. Yolande, thank you very much, in jerusalem. Its seven minutes to i injerusalem. Its seven minutes to pass seven. Charlie, when Matthew Perry died, there was intense scrutiny, and there continues to be, over what was behind his death. Yes, and the development we can report now. A doctor in the us has pleaded guilty to a charge relating to the death of the actor, Matthew Perry. The Friends Star died last year after an overdose of the drug ketamine. Dr Mark Chavez admitted obtaining the drug fraudulently and conspiring to distribute it. Our la correspondent Emma Vardy reports and a warning this contains flashing images. As chandler bing, he was known as the funny one from friends. But in real life, the actor Matthew Perry had made no secret of his long battle with addiction to drugs and alcohol, and had been undergoing a type of Ketamine Therapy for depression. He was found dead in his jacuzzi last year at his la home, with a high concentration of the substance in his blood. Now, a doctor called Mark Chavez, who prosecutors say was part of a group of people who were exploiting the actor, has pleaded guilty of conspiring to distribute ketamine. Mark entered his plea of guilty and thats now public record. So you can all access that if you want to. But thats what happened, he accepts responsibility and then we set sentencing. Chavez admitted to obtaining the drug from his former clinic using a fake prescription and from a medical wholesaler. Hes one of five people charged in connection with Matthew Perrys death, including another doctor, salvador plasencia, who allegedly provided the drug for the actor. Prosecutors say Matthew Perrys assistant worked with the two doctors to provide the actor with more than 50,000 of ketamine in the weeks before his death. The two doctors had joked about how much money they could make from mr perry, writing in text messages, i wonder how much this moron will pay. Chavez will be sentenced next year and could face up to ten years in prison. Emma vardy, Bbc News, los angeles. Sir Keir Starmer has paid back more than £6,000 worth of gifts and hospitality received since becoming Prime Minister, after a backlash over donations. Our political Correspondent Harry farleyjoins us now. There has been a lot of focus on these sums and these gifts, bring us Up To Date. The these sums and these gifts, bring us uptodate uptodate. The Prime Minister has said that he uptodate. The Prime Minister has said that he will uptodate. The Prime Minister has said that he will pay uptodate. The Prime Minister has said that he will pay back uptodate. The Prime Minister has said that he will pay back some i uptodate. The Prime Minister has said that he will pay back some of i said that he will pay back some of the gifts and hospitality he received but not all, he will pay back around £3400 in Taylor Swift tickets in august, tickets to see the races in doncaster and Clothing Rental Agreement used by his wife. But he is not paying back some of the other freebies he but he is not paying back some of the otherfreebies he has received, like tickets to watch arsenal Football Club, hospitality there, and the clothing he received before the election. The questions around this continue and they followed him to brussels where he gave this explanation for why he is making these Repayments now. We explanation for why he is making these Repayments now. We came in as a government these Repayments now. We came in as a government of these Repayments now. We came in as a government of change, these Repayments now. We came in as a government of change, we these Repayments now. 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It that until the principles are in place, it was right for me to make those place, it was right for me to make those Repayments. It� s place, it was right for me to make those Repayments. Those Repayments. Its not clear what those those Repayments. Its not clear what those principles those Repayments. Its not clear what those principles will i those Repayments. Its not clear what those principles will be, i those Repayments. Its not clear what those principles will be, or when they will be in place, those questions are as yet unanswered. Keir starmer is farfrom questions are as yet unanswered. Keir starmer is far from the other only mp to receive gifts, the Leadership Contenders for the Conservative Party have declared thousands of pounds in donations as well. The question is for labour continue, particularly for the other Cabinet Ministers. For example Angela Rayner has declared a Gift Worth around £800 in hospitality to go into a Dj Booth in ibiza. Will she and other Cabinet Ministers who have received freebies follow the Prime Ministers lead and pay those gifts back . Downing street with this is trying to draw a Line-under'>Line Under this the questions and the scrutiny continue. ~ the questions and the scrutiny continue. ,. ,. , Bank Payments could be delayed by up to three days, under new rules to help investigate potential fraud. Ministers said it would give banks more time to identify suspicious transActions. Currently, a bank has until the end of the next Business Day to either process or refuse a customers payment. The nhs will begin vaccinating millions of people in england against Flu And Covid from today. Free jabs are being given to those eligible, including older people, Care Home residents and those with certain health conditions. The actress Amanda Abbington has given her first interview since the bbc partially upheld complaints she made against her Strictly Come Dancing partner, giovanni pernice. The bbc apologised to Miss Abbington earlier this week, and said it has tightened up protocols on the show. Mr pernice has always denied the claims against him and says hes relieved the bbc� s cleared him of claims he was physically abusive. Miss abbington told newsnight she had no regrets about making the complaints. Its been the one of the worst years of my life, yeah. I mean, ive been through a lot, you know . Women go through a lot. But it has been a very unpleasant, turbulent, relentless time in my life, yeah. Ive had to deal with myriad horrible things that have continued to happen, and, um, just for. Just for really complaining about. Not even complaining, i dont like that word, for alerting people to what i deemed and what people before me deemed as bad behaviour. The number of long running complaints about Water Companies in england and wales has risen to the highest level in almost a decade, mainly relating to spills from Storm Overflows and wider pollution of rivers and seas. Our cost of living correspondent, Colletta Smith has more on this. Good morning, everyone. Nearlya quarter of A Million people made complaint in england and wales over the last financial year about their Water Companies, whether that was the freshwater we receive all the Waste Water taking away from our homes. For most people the same company can place supplies both. The majority of the complaints were around the issue of billing, the incorrect bill issued or affordability. Water bills are a significant bill, that arrives at all of our homes, not necessarily the most expect utility but significant and it has gone up in recent years. Many people struggling to afford those bills over the last year or so. The number of complaints that the Consumer Council for water has received the final stage of the process. If you have a issue with a water supply, you go through two stages with your Water Company before it is referred on to the Consumer Council for water who fight for you on your behalf with your Water Company and try to reach a solution. Uk water who represent the industry say most of those issues have been resolved at that stage, very few are referred on for mediation beyond that stage. When you look at the list of companies, it is thames and Yorkshire Water who are whats the council described as the poorest performers. They say as companies that they are working with a Consumer Watchdog to improve service for consumers and make sure Thoseissues Service for consumers and make sure those issues are resolved faster. The difficulty is, the price that we pay as customers, as i say, has been increasing. Customers are reasonably frustrated to be paying higher bills for what many are seeing is poor service. Thank you, colette. The Princess Of Wales has been back on official duties, meeting an aspiring teenage photographer with a rare form of cancer after inviting her to take official photographs at windsor castle. 16 year old Liz Hatton was pictured hugging the princess. She has recently completed her own Chemotherapy Treatment for cancer. Kate and Prince William took to Social Media to say that Lizs Creativity and strength was inspiring. That was quite a hug, wasnt it . That was quite a hug, wasnt it . That will mean a lot. Do you know who is a good hugger . Yeah. Very rare occasion you can sneak up on her, and in Force It upon her. Dont you . No, you are very welcome with your Hugs T you . No, you are very welcome with our hu s � ~. You . No, you are very welcome with our hu s � ~. I. Your hugs i didnt know where you are auoin your hugs i didnt know where you are going with your hugs i didnt know where you are going with that your hugs i didnt know where you are going with that one, your hugs i didnt know where you are going with that one, naga i i are going with that one, naga i didnt want to say that i would are going with that one, naga t didnt want to say that i would hug you when you dont want a hug, i want to say you welcome to my hugs you give brilliant hugs good morning. Its a rather nice start to the day in north tyneside, some cloud but a Beautiful Sunrise. Some more Mist And Fog patch in nature in the next two days, sunny spells for most of us but cloud and patchy rain building up from the west. Especially into Northern Ireland and Western Scotland. Heavy rain is coming our way through the course of the second part of the weekend in particular. This Morning Weekend in particular. This morning we have Mist And Fog lifting, we have a bit more cloud coming in across the South East producing the Odd Shower, but a lot of Clear Skies and sunshine. Lincolnshire at the moment are seeing a bit more cloud with the Odd Shower. Northern ireland, england and scotland getting away to a fine start when we lose the Mist And Fog. That will become quite low declare but it will clear and then we will see the sunshine coming through. Some care whether cloud will build which could be thick enough for the Odd Shower in some western Areas Summer fair Weather Cloud will build. You will be unlucky to catch a shower. A Weather Front in the west will turn the Sunshine Hazy in Northern Ireland and western Scotland And Tonight it will introduce some patchy rain and the winner will pick up patchy rain and the winner will pick up as well. Clear skies mean Mist And Fog for parts of england and wales. In rural areas we could see a clutch of frost. Dry weather again tomorrow, the cloud pushing across Northern Ireland and scotland but patchy rain here, highs of 17 degrees. Thank you, carol. Old graves could be reused, and closed Burial Grounds reopened to help manage a shortage of plots in england and wales. Graves could be reused 75 years after the last burial if the family of the deceased doesnt object. Our correspondent Graham Satchell reports. Highgate cemetery, north london. Its the final Resting Place of some of the most significant writers, artists and thinkers like karl marx. But theres a problem. Theyre running out of space. Like a lot of cemeteries across the country, highgate is all but full. So the Law Commission is now examining a set of proposals to see what can be done to free up space. One idea is to reuse graves. Its something theyve been able to do here since 2022. It can only be done after 75 years and if the right permissions are obtained. If the Owner Objects to grave re use, it doesnt happen. And if relatives of the people who are buried in the grave object to reuse, it doesnt happen either. If the permissions are in place, a solemn process begins. I dig the grave down deeper and then reinter them at the bottom of the grave, and then the new burials would go on top. Right, so youre notjust throwing Away Bones or remains . Absolutely not, no. We would know where all the remains were, and ideally theyd be in their Original location, Just A Little Bit further underground. The Law Commission is now consulting on Whether Reusing Graves should be allowed across england and wales. Its also examining where crematoria can be built, whether ashes unclaimed by relatives can be scattered by funeral directors, and whether closed Burial Grounds could be reopened and graves reused. A lot of people like to visit the grave of a Loved One, and its something that they like to do regularly, perhaps on family occasions, and its a place to remember them after theyve died. And so to have a place of their choosing is something that can be really important to bereaved people. The Consultation Runs Untiljanuary next year. The government says its keen to find a solution to the chronic lack of Burial Spaces. Graham satchell, Bbc News. Mathew crawley from the institute of Cemetery And Crematorium management joins us now. Good morning. Thank you for having me. That good morning. Thank you for having me that was good morning. Thank you for having me. That was at good morning. Thank you for having me. That was at highgate good morning. Thank you for having me. That was at Highgate Cemetery| me. That was at Highgate Cemetery north london. Me. That was at Highgate Cemetery north london, how me. That was at Highgate Cemetery north london, how big me. That was at Highgate Cemetery north london, how big a me. That was at Highgate Cemetery north london, how big a problem i me. That was at Highgate Cemetery north london, how big a problem is this in england and wales . 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It would be naive of me to say that it would not be a political consideration how far you go down the road of promoting this, perhaps. Really interesting, thank you for your expertise this morning. Deputy chief executive of the institute of Cemetery And Crematorium management, which is an organisation i didnt know existed. It which is an organisation i didnt know existed. Know existed. It needs to, obviously know existed. It needs to, obviously. Thank know existed. It needs to, obviously. Thank you know existed. It needs to, obviously. Thank you very | know existed. It needs to, obviously. Thank you very much. We will be back obviously. Thank you very much. We will be back in obviously. Thank you very much. We will be back in a obviously. Thank you very much. We will be back in a moment. Time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Hello, good morning. Lets get your bbc London News now with me, Frankie Mccamley. Two people have been taken to hospital overnight after a fire destroyed a flat in a seven Storey Block of flats in barking. 60 firefighters were called to the building in Mizzen Street shortly before one oClock this morning. 50 people were also led to safety. A man has been charged after a woman reported being sexually assaulted while she was asleep on a plane to gatwick airport. A 65 year old man was arrested once a 65 year old man was arrested once the flight from qatar landed the flight from qatar landed on saturday morning. On saturday morning. The man has been remanded in custody the man has been remanded in custody and is due to appear in court and is due to appear in court later this month. Later this month. London s Night Czar Amy lame has london s Night Czar Amy lame has announced she will stand down announced she will stand down from her role at City Hall from her role at City Hall after eight years. After eight years. The Night Czar was a new role, the Night Czar was a new role, created by Sadiq Khan created by Sadiq Khan following his election as mayor, following his election as mayor, tasked with promoting tasked with promoting the night time economy and comes the night time economy and comes with a salary of over £132,000. With a salary of over £132,000. Its not clear if ms its not clear if Ms Sort of Communicates Lame will be replaced. Lame will be replaced. A mural has been painted a mural has been painted on the side of Guys Hospital on the side of Guys Hospital celebrating the role celebrating the role of women of african descent of women of african descent working in healthcare. Working in healthcare. It took two months to paint each it took two months to paint each figure and includes one Woman Figure and includes one woman currently working in the nhs currently working in the nhs bringing the Mural RightUp To Date. Bringing the Mural RightUp To Date. I mean, its a lot bigger i mean, its a lot bigger than i thought it would be. Its way impressive. I do love the colours. Its an honour and a privilege to sort to be featured in a piece this big that actually than i thought it would be. And temperatures this afternoon, well, reaching around 15 to 16 celsius and the winds will be much lighter than they have been in recent days, too. A Fine Evening to come. Any showers fade away. Any showers fade away. A dry night too, with Clear Skies, a dry night too, with Clear Skies, but there could be some patches but there could be some patches of Mist And Fog forming by the early of Mist And Fog forming by the early hours, and a fairly chilly night hours, and a fairly chilly night too, as temperatures dip down too, as temperatures dip down to around 6 to 9 celsius. To around 6 to 9 celsius. So it means friday is another dry so it means friday is another dry day with some spells of sunshine, day with some spells of sunshine, some patches of cloud. Some patches of cloud. Saturdays dry too, saturdays dry too, but looking ahead to the second but looking ahead to the second part of the weekend, part of the weekend, we have an area of low we have an area of low pressure arriving in, pressure arriving in, but it is bumping into High Pressure so there wont be that much rain. But it is bumping into High Pressure but there could be some outbreaks of rain Saturday Night after finding more than 90 of them into sunday as well for a time, into sunday as well for a time, but for saturday during the day but for saturday during the day at least, fine and dry at least, fine and dry with lots of sunshine. With lots of sunshine. Thats it from me for now. Thats it from me for now. Head to our website for lots more head to our website for lots more stories in the capital. Stories in the capital. Just Type BbcLondon News just Type BbcLondon News into any search engine. Into any search engine. See you soon. See you soon. Hello, this is breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Last month we reported on the lack of regulation around private tutors in the uk, our report last month found more than 90 had been convicted of sexual crimes against children over the last 20 years, bringing urgent calls for change. Urgent calls for change. Its horrendous, isnt it . Its horrendous, isnt it . One case would be too many, one case would be too many, and what i really think is that and what i really think is that thats probably the tip thats probably the tip of the iceberg. Of the iceberg. Anyone can say theyre a tutor. Anyone can say theyre a tutor. We want to make sure we want to make sure that there is at least that there is at least a mandatory minimum standard, a mandatory minimum standard, which has to be an enhanced dbs which has to be an enhanced Dbs Check. Check. Our report prompted a huge response our report prompted a huge response from you, the audience. An enhanced dbs to reassure clients. From you, the audience. One woman sent us this message. One woman sent us this message. Weve used an Actress Weve used an actress to speak her words. To speak her words. I had a tutor at the age of 12. I had a tutor at the age of 12. He tried to touch my breasts. He tried to touch my breasts. I ran away to the bathroom i ran away to the bathroom and locked myself in. And locked myself in. I refused all Future i refused all Future lessons with him. I lessons with him. I i told my mum in adulthood i told my mum in adulthood and she was devastated and she was devastated at what could have happened. At what could have happened. Amy got in touch too. Amy got in touch too. Shes a Music Tutor who wants to get shes a Music Tutor who wants to get an enhanced dbs to reassure clients. But under the current system for the self employed, she says theres no way of getting it. Its frustrating. There should be a way of allowing for individual tutors to be able to apply, and it should be that if you are setting up as an individual tutor, you have to get a dbs. It should be a requirement. And then, a tip off. Another tutor, an advert on a site called super prof. We cant name him for legal reasons. He left his school last year charged with sexual assault. Hes barred from having any contact with children. The advert, though, is still live. Hello there. Sorry to bother you today. Ijust wonder, are you still offering private tutoring services . He told me hed stopped tutoring, but no one seems to be checking. You and i were like, what . That cant you and i were like, what . That cant be you and i were like, what . That cant be true. You and i could set P Cant be true. You and i could set up as cant be true. You and i could set up as a cant be true. You and i could set up as a Tutor Cant be true. You and i could set up as a tutor tomorrow, no qualifications or checks and start receiving qualifications or checks and start receiving children into our homes and what receiving children into our homes and what was interesting was what people and what was interesting was what people said when they wrote in, loads people said when they wrote in, loads of people said when they wrote in, loads of people writing and saying i was abused when i was 12, when i had a tutor was abused when i was 12, when i had a tutor and was abused when i was 12, when i had a tutor and they said it was a nightmare i have lived with ever since nightmare i have lived with ever since and nightmare i have lived with ever since and another had a horrible experience of a tutor who was rude, abusive, experience of a tutor who was rude, abusive, foul mouthed and others questioned the use of agencies as you saw questioned the use of agencies as you saw in questioned the use of agencies as you saw in the report and practical Actions you saw in the report and practical Actions as you saw in the report and practical Actions as well. One you saw in the report and practical Actions as well. You saw in the report and practical Actions as well. One of the agencies sa s it Actions as well. One of the agencies says it expects Actions as well. One of the agencies says it expects tutors Actions as well. One of the agencies says it expects tutors to Actions as well. One of the agencies says it expects tutors to get Actions as well. One of the agencies says it expects tutors to get a Actions as well. One of the agencies says it expects tutors to get a Dbs L says it expects tutors to get a Dbs Check, but that is absolving themselves of responsibility. It themselves of responsibility. It exists in the context of no regulation and some of these Agencies Regulation and some of these agencies do demand Dbs Checks, and in effect agencies do demand Dbs Checks, and in effect some are aggregators, and they take in effect some are aggregators, and they take information on the platform and you can look at the information and they can say we are not responsible for those. That information and they can say we are not responsible for those. Not responsible for those. That is what ministers not responsible for those. That is what ministers are not responsible for those. That is what ministers are doing, not responsible for those. That is | what ministers are doing, because they say they expect you to agencies to follow Safeguarding Guidance but they are not saying you have to do. Even the Tutors Association which is a Membership Body and represents about a Membership Body and represents about 50,000 tutors does demand Dbs Checks about 50,000 tutors does demand Dbs Checks lrut about 50,000 tutors does demand Dbs Checks but it came on the sofa with you guys checks but it came on the sofa with you guys saying a few months ago, we Need Regulation and want it now because Need Regulation and want it now because its not good for the industry because its not good for the industry. In the industry needs to know industry. In the industry needs to know there industry. In the industry needs to know there are rules set and it cannot know there are rules set and it cannot be know there are rules set and it cannot be right that a child in the classroom cannot be right that a child in the classroom has more protection than a child in classroom has more protection than a child in somebody elses home being taught child in somebody elses home being taught i child in somebody elses home being tauaht. ,. Child in somebody elses home being tauaht. ,. , taught. I am sure that there will be eole taught. I am sure that there will be people who taught. I am sure that there will be people who saw taught. I am sure that there will be people who saw your taught. I am sure that there will be people who saw your Original taught. I am sure that there will be| people who saw your Original report and hearing what you are saying now who are literally today employing a tutor for their child and will be thinking, how we don the right thing . How can we know. Dont panic, that is the first thing . How can we know. Dont panic, that is the first thing. Thing . How can we know. Dont panic, that is the first thing. The thing . How can we know. Dont panic, that is the first thing. The vast that is the first thing. The vast maiority that is the first thing. The vast majority of tutors are very professional and completely safe but there are professional and completely safe but there are one or two obvious things that safeguarding charities say you can do that safeguarding charities say you can do and that safeguarding charities say you can do and one of those is demand a Dbs Check, can do and one of those is demand a Dbs Check, and if you havent got one, Dbs Check, and if you havent got one. Why Dbs Check, and if you havent got one, why havent you got one . Look through one, why havent you got one . Look through their one, why havent you got one . Look through their Cv And History and find out through their Cv And History and find out if through their Cv And History and find out if there are unexplained gaps find out if there are unexplained gaps and find out if there are unexplained gaps and why they have left school, talk to gaps and why they have left school, talk to other parents and in extreme situations. Talk to other parents and in extreme situations, sitting on the glasses and sit situations, sitting on the glasses and sit at situations, sitting on the glasses and sit at the back. Your child will probably and sit at the back. Your child will probably hate it but its for their own safety and welfare. How much does it cost own safety and welfare. How much does it cost to own safety and welfare. How much does it cost to get own safety and welfare. How much does it cost to get a own safety and welfare. How much does it cost to get a dbs own safety and welfare. How much does it cost to get a Dbs Check . I does it cost to get a Dbs Check . That is the problem for tutors who are not that is the problem for tutors who are not in that is the problem for tutors who are not in an that is the problem for tutors who are not in an association or going through are not in an association or going through an are not in an association or going through an agency that requires them through an agency that requires them its through an agency that requires them. Its almost impossible to get one because if you are self employed, you can try but which Avenue Self employed, you can try but which avenue do self employed, you can try but which avenue do you take . Do you go to your avenue do you take . Do you go to your local avenue do you take . Do you go to your local authority or sign up to an agency your local authority or sign up to an agency that costs money . There is an agency that costs money . There is a fundamental problem there but people a fundamental problem there but people have a ready solution in the tutors people have a ready solution in the Tutors Association said it would process Tutors Association said it would process the checks and it might cost as little process the checks and it might cost as little as process the checks and it might cost as little as £15 to do so. As little as £15 to do so. That is the thing you as little as £15 to do so. That is the thing you hear as little as £15 to do so. That is the thing you hear from as little as £15 to do so. That is| the thing you hear from parents as little as £15 to do so. That is the thing you hear from parents who are funding tutoring for their children, and it costs so much money that when they look for a tutor, money is going to become a factor, so maybe the ones without the Dbs Check who havent had to pay or you dont have to go through an agency, they are the ones parents fall upon. Or it is one that parents hear about at the or it is one that parents hear about at the School Gate or hear about on the grapevine. That person is very good the grapevine. That person is very good at the grapevine. That person is very good at maths, that person is good at french good at maths, that person is good at french and you think, 0k, good at maths, that person is good at french and you think, ok, i have may at french and you think, ok, i have nray he at french and you think, ok, i have may he a at french and you think, ok, i have may be a teacher who is tutoring in their may be a teacher who is tutoring in their spare may be a teacher who is tutoring in their spare time. I have other parents their spare time. I have other parents saying this is the right person parents saying this is the right person to parents saying this is the right person to go to, so you go to them. Money person to go to, so you go to them. Money can person to go to, so you go to them. Money can be a factor. £45 an hour is probably money can be a factor. £45 an hour is probably about the standard rate in certain is probably about the standard rate in certain places so it is a lot of money in certain places so it is a lot of money you in certain places so it is a lot of money you are spending, but for that you might money you are spending, but for that you might expect that there would be proper you might expect that there would be proper regulation and Dbs Checks and it is worth proper regulation and Dbs Checks and it is worth saying that the wheels of Government Move slowly but we know of Government Move slowly but we know since of Government Move slowly but we know since our report the Childrens Commissioner has been in touch with Ministers Commissioner has been in touch with ministers and we know again that the tutors ministers and we know again that the Tutors Association is pushing this hard Tutors Association is pushing this hard as Tutors Association is pushing this hard as are Tutors Association is pushing this hard as are other charities and the department for education told me they are department for education told me they are looking at this in the context they are looking at this in the context of all out of school Settings Context of all out of school settings for Children Sol settings for children so i think, watch settings for children so i think, watch this settings for children so i think, watch this space. Settings for children so i think, watch this space. Angus, good to have ou watch this space. Angus, good to have you with watch this space. Angus, good to have you with us. Watch this space. Angus, good to have you with us. Thank watch this space. Angus, good to have you with us. Thank you watch this space. Angus, good to have you with us. Thank you so i watch this space. Angus, good to have you with us. Thank you so much. Mike, what have you got for us, a look back on the celebration . It was a night to live long in the memory for Aston Villa fans, as their side beat the mighty Bayern Munich 1 0 in the Champions League it was a throw back, to the early 1980s. When villa famously, when villa famously, also beat bayern in the European Cup also beat bayern in the European Cup final, in 1982 at a time final, in 1982 at a time when the band Duran Duran, when the band Duran Duran, were big in birmingham, were big in birmingham, and Last Night, it was substitute, and Last Night, it was substitute, Jhon Duran, the super sub, Jhon Duran, the super sub, who showed a great reflex, who showed a great reflex, to spot the Bayern Keeper to spot the Bayern Keeper off his Line, to send off his Line, to send Villa Park, into ecstasy deep Villa Park, into ecstasy deep into the second half. Into the second half. A historic victory for villa over a historic victory for villa over the six time champions. The six time champions. I am so, so happy they responded. I am so, so happy they responded. We are happy here we are happy here with our supporters. With our supporters. And of course we are trying and of course we are trying to transmit our energy, our game to transmit our energy, our game plan, connecting with them. Plan, connecting with them. Because if they are connecting because if they are connecting with us, transmitting with us, transmitting the push, their energy to us the push, their energy to us on the field, i think on the field, i think here we can feel very strong. Here we can feel very strong. A poor start to the season. Any Worries Liverpool fans had any Worries Liverpool fans had about replacing jurgen klopp, about replacing jurgen klopp, have completely disappeared have completely disappeared as their side, made it 2 wins as their side, made it 2 wins from 2, in this new League Phase, from 2, in this new League Phase, of the competition, with a 2 0 win of the competition, with a 2 0 win of over bologna. Of over bologna. Mo Salahs Goal late On Sealed the three points in arne slots, first European Match in charge at anfield and continues the dutchmans fine start, hes now won 8, of his first 9 matches. Its the kind of form Manchester United Manager erik ten hag can only dream about after like the World Cup, which you never got to do before. So hopefully that can get more people involved and just grow the game further. Now yesterday john featured the ground breaking story of tns, the first welsh League Side to play in the main Group Stage of a european competition. Well, today we are going across the Irish Sea to larne. About 20 miles north of belfast. A town with a population of less than 20,000, but tonight they will be the first team from Northern Ireland, to compete in a Group Stage of the current main european competitions, as they go to molde in norway in their opening match, in the europa Conference League. Yet just six years ago they were facing potential extinction. Solve been to larne to find out more. There was a time when larne and its Football Club were all at sea, all washed up on the East Coast of Northern Ireland. All the lads and lasses smiles upon their faces, but. But not any more. The clubs fans are now going to be heard across europe, singing a new tune as the club becomes the first team from Northern Ireland to compete in the main Group Stages of the current european competitions. 0h, unbelievable. Unbelievable. Rags to riches. You couldnt make it up. You go from like, crowds of 30, 50 people to 2000, 3000. Its mad like. I must have stood and cried for about ten minutes. Really . Just really emotional. We definitely transformed the town. We transformed the people of the town. | there would have been a bit of a running joke locally within Northern Ireland that the best thing about larne was perhaps the road out of it or the ferry out of it, but now weve seen a real shift | in that, and weve actually got| people that are very, i very proud to tell that theyre from larne. And immediately then theres that association with the football. Fans are in disbelief because of where the club was just six years ago. With the ground closed by the council due to Health And Safety concerns, with the team the lowest of the low in the Northern Irish Leagues and facing potential oblivion. Saw some real hard times. Some real, real hard times. Like looking in your purse and pulling out £37 to help pay a referee. It was so bad, that years ago, the supporters had to go early to pick up the team, to actually take them to matches, and on occasions theyjust about made the matches because most of us were drunk before we even seen them. But things have moved on. Every day was a struggle just to keep the club going, and then all of a sudden this guy appears from nowhere. That bloke was Kenny Bruce, a local lad who moved away and became hugely successful in an onLine property business. So much so that when he then sold the company, he could invest in his beloved hometowns Football Club, rebuilding the ground and turn the team professional. I had the most privileged childhood growing up in larne, and i suppose that humble beginning allowed me to, i suppose, stay grounded within my Business Life and be able to help grow a team and develop a team. And i suppose that that sort of upbringing just is something that stayed with me forever. And to try and give something back has been so rewarding. Its probably the greatest achievement of my life outside my family. Theyve done it. Larnes European Adventure goes on. And whats unusual about this Football Fairy Tale is that the club has stuck with the same manager. From those desperate days of Doom And Gloom to European Glory. I dont think im going to sit here and talk about myself. Im sure theres A Million managers out there that had they been given more time, it wasnt a quick fix. It was never going to be a quick fix. As we talk about a lot, there was always going to be a process. Its not just the Football Club thats been transformed. The whole Town And Community has been rejuvenated by this clubs success. Youve got flags and scarves hanging in so many shop windows, you get a feeling that the whole place is united by a new sense of belief and pride, and just all singing from the same song sheet. Were all going on a european tour, a european tour, a european tour. Money from Kenny Bruce has also helped a Music Business in the town expand, so it now writes songs for the club and gets youngsters from the community involved with the band and football. The success has been everything, i think locally for our town, its inspired so many things to happen in the town. Every round that they do, weve written a new song. In terms of lyrics, to support them. And then you hear them singing in the stands. And then the outreach of that, the kids and the students and elderly people that come here for choir and stuff. Its really inspired them to go and watch football and help them in maybe confidence wise and the community. Businesses right across the town are feeling the profits. So much so that the Football Club and its rags to Riches Story are now becoming a tourist attrAction. When the tourists arrive, they come in here for information, usually about routes, campsites and eating places. And now were finding theyre asking, and what about the Football Team . I have a lot of friends in scotland that now know where larne is. L they never knew where larne is before. Due to uefa regulations, larne will have to play their home European League matches at Northern Irelands national stadium at windsor park. And everywhere that mary went, the lamb was sure to go. Room for all its new fans and a town that has found its voice again as it sets off on its European Adventure. For the larne boys who never give a damn. And everywhere that mary went, the lamb was sure to go. We we re we were just working out that i think we were just working out that i think it we were just working out that i think it is we were just working out that i think it is one sixth of the population, one in six go to the football population, one in six go to the football in population, one in six go to the football in a Town Ofjust over 18. 000, football in a Town Ofjust over 18,000, which is amazing. As you sa , 18,000, which is amazing. As you say. 3000 18,000, which is amazing. As you say. 3000 go 18,000, which is amazing. As you say. 3000 go to 18,000, which is amazing. As you say, 3000 go to the 18,000, which is amazing. As you say, 3000 go to the matches. 18,000, which is amazing. As you | say, 3000 go to the matches. Just under 3000 say, 3000 go to the matches. Just under 3000 in say, 3000 go to the matches. Just under3000 in a say, 3000 go to the matches. Just under 3000 in a population of 18000 and most under 3000 in a population of 18000 and most of them will be on their way to and most of them will be on their way to norway for the Match Tonight, and a way to norway for the Match Tonight, and a Lot Way to norway for the Match Tonight, and a lot of way to norway for the Match Tonight, and a lot of them. Its amazing to think and a lot of them. Its amazing to think this and a lot of them. Its amazing to think this tiny club are in the same conference think this tiny club are in the same Conference League table, a big table. Conference league table, a big table. As Conference League table, a big table, as chelsea and hearts. They could table, as chelsea and hearts. They could he table, as chelsea and hearts. They could be above them as well come the end of could be above them as well come the end of the could be above them as well come the end of the day. Kick off at five 45. Great end of the day. Kick off at five 45. Great Story Carol has the weather. Good morning to you. And we will look a bit more ahead, wont we . To you. And we will look a bit more ahead, wont we . Thats right. Good mornin , ahead, wont we . Thats right. Good morning, everybody, ahead, wont we . Thats right. Good morning, everybody, that ahead, wont we . Thats right. Good morning, everybody, that is ahead, wont we . Thats right. Good morning, everybody, that is how ahead, wont we . Thats right. Good morning, everybody, that is how i i morning, everybody, that is howl will start morning, everybody, that is howl will start because for the next few days we will start because for the next few days we will start with Mist And Fog and we days we will start with Mist And Fog and we have that this morning but its going and we have that this morning but its going to be dry with sunny spells its going to be dry with sunny spells for its going to be dry with sunny spells for most of us and we will have spells for most of us and we will have some spells for most of us and we will have some patchy rain coming into the west have some patchy rain coming into the west that will start tonight, affecting parts of Western Scotland and Northern Ireland and that will be with and Northern Ireland and that will be with us and Northern Ireland and that will be with us through tomorrow but it will perk be with us through tomorrow but it will perk up on saturday and that rain will will perk up on saturday and that rain will cross us all on Saturday Night rain will cross us all on Saturday Night into rain will cross us all on Saturday Night into sunday. Today we have Hih Night into sunday. Today we have High Pressure firmly in charge, plunked High Pressure firmly in charge, plunked right across the shores and hence plunked right across the shores and hence the plunked right across the shores and hence the settled conditions. Hardly a breath hence the settled conditions. Hardly a breath of hence the settled conditions. Hardly a breath of wind and the Weather Front a breath of wind and the Weather Front is a breath of wind and the Weather Front is waiting in the wings so Mist Front is waiting in the wings so Mist And Front is waiting in the wings so Mist And Fog across scotland and northern Mist And Fog across scotland and Northern England and that will be slow to Northern England and that will be slow to clear a lot of sunshine around slow to clear a lot of sunshine around and some fair Weather Cloud huhhling around and some fair Weather Cloud bubbling up and the Odd Shower and we could bubbling up and the Odd Shower and we could catch one as we had this morning we could catch one as we had this morning in we could catch one as we had this morning in lincolnshire and south East England and over to the West Lrut south East England and over to the west but they will be the exception rather west but they will be the exception rather than the rule. It wont be as windy rather than the rule. It wont be as windy and rather than the rule. It wont be as windy and the South East corner but later the windy and the South East corner but later the breeze will pick up towards later the breeze will pick up towards the west as the sunshine turns towards the west as the sunshine turns hazy towards the west as the sunshine turns hazy across Northern Ireland and Western Scotland with the approaching front. Top temperatures 16 or 17 approaching front. Top temperatures 16 or 17 degrees. Through the evening 16 or 17 degrees. Through the evening and overnight we see a Return Evening and overnight we see a return to evening and overnight we see a return to Clear Skies for a time and so Mist Return to Clear Skies for a time and so Mist And Return to Clear Skies for a time and so Mist And Fog forms across england and wales so Mist And Fog forms across england and wales and the Weather Front makes and wales and the Weather Front makes more inroads across Western Scotland makes more inroads across Western Scotland and Northern Ireland and here it scotland and Northern Ireland and here it is scotland and Northern Ireland and here it is breezy with patchy rain and in here it is breezy with patchy rain and in rural here it is breezy with patchy rain and in rural parts, the temperature could and in rural parts, the temperature could fall and in rural parts, the temperature could fall close to freezing so we will see could fall close to freezing so we will see may be some frost forming but not will see may be some frost forming but not say will see may be some frost forming but not say where we have thick cloud but not say where we have thick cloud and but not say where we have thick cloud and patchy rain. Into friday High Pressure edges way more in this weather High Pressure edges way more in this Weather Front makes more inroads from Weather Front makes more inroads from the Weather Front makes more inroads from the west so it will stilljust be bringing us patchy rain across northern be bringing us patchy rain across Northern Ireland and scotland but that will Northern Ireland and scotland but that will edge a bit further east through that will edge a bit further east through the day and the Mist And Fog will clear through the day and the Mist And Fog will clear slowly and for much of england will clear slowly and for much of england and wales it will be a fine day, england and wales it will be a fine day. A england and wales it will be a fine day. A dry england and wales it will be a fine day, a dry day with sunshine and temperatures between 13 and 17 degrees temperatures between 13 and 17 degrees. As we head to the weekend, we say degrees. As we head to the weekend, we say goodbye to the Weather Front but the we say goodbye to the Weather Front but the next area of low pressure with its but the next area of low pressure with its more potent Weather Front comes with its more potent Weather Front comes our with its more potent Weather Front comes our way, heading into the west initially comes our way, heading into the west initially we comes our way, heading into the west initially. We start off in england and wales on saturday on a chilly note with and wales on saturday on a chilly note with a and wales on saturday on a chilly note with a lot of dry weather but the thicker note with a lot of dry weather but the thicker cloud and Heavy Rain and strong the thicker cloud and Heavy Rain and strong winds are coming in from the west and strong winds are coming in from the west and strong winds through the irish Sea West and strong winds through the Irish Sea which pushes easter but doesnt Irish Sea which pushes easter but doesnt make much progress. These are the doesnt make much progress. These are the temperatures and over night, saturday are the temperatures and over night, saturday into sunday, the whole lot drifts saturday into sunday, the whole lot drifts to saturday into sunday, the whole lot drifts to the North Sea and behind it will drifts to the North Sea and behind it will brighten up late in the day withiust it will brighten up late in the day withiust a it will brighten up late in the day withjust a few it will brighten up late in the day with just a few showers. Thank you, carol, see you later on. A man who slept rough in edinburgh, spent time in prison and was addicted to drugs has become a Tour Guide in the city. Sunny shows visitors around after he trained for the job with a social enterprise. The tour includes all the key sights but he also gives tourists a peek into a world most dont see. I know the ins and outs everywhere. When youre homeless that you get to know all these places as well. So obviously people, tourists just see the City Centre and all the tourist spots, but edinburghs got a kind of underbelly, shall we say. Yeah. My name is sunny murray. Im a Tour Guide, a walking Tour Guide here in edinburgh for invisible cities. My tour is all about crime and punishment. I show them the old prisons, old gallows and stuff. But i also like to show other wee but i also like to show other wee social enterprises, wee charities social enterprises, wee charities and projects that help homeless and projects that help homeless people and vulnerable people. When i was homeless myself, people and vulnerable people. I used to come here and they open up and they feed the homeless up and they feed the homeless like twice a week, basically. Like twice a week, basically. I used to show people about i used to show people about and stuff, and people would give me and stuff, and people would give me like a tenner and stuff, like a tenner and stuff, showing them the train showing them the train station, helping them station, helping them with their suitcases. With their suitcases. I was kind of like an i was kind of like an unofficial Tour Guide. Unofficial Tour Guide. The last hostel was over there, the last hostel was over there, and see that yellow and see that yellow building over there . Building over there . Thats called stjohns hall. We provide people with an opportunity to grow confidence but also accessjobs. But also accessjobs. The appeal is to know that the tour youre going on will have a positive impact on the community youre impact on the community youre visiting, because a walking visiting, because a Walking Tour may be something you will do tour may be something you will do on any of your trips, on any of your trips, so you might as well so you might as well do it and pay so the money do it and pay so the money is used for a good cause. Is used for a good cause. I try to make it like going out with a friend on a walk. People, they ask me questions and im an open book, basically, as i say. So i come here every day, and this is the only place in edinburgh where homeless people can come and have a shower and wash their clothes, and that. Obviously ive still got problems like everybody else, but definitely compared to being in the streets and having nowhere to go and addicted to drugs and stuff, its definitely been some turnaround. Some people need a chance. Is used for a Gc Vaping e. Is used for a Gc Vaping was always thought. Is used for a Gc Vaping was always thought. Or is used for a Gc Vaping was always thought, orthis is used for a Gc Vaping was always thought, or this is what i thought it was being pitched as, not an alternative to cigarettes but a way of giving up tobacco cigarettes. Correct. That has completely changed now. Why do you think you have seen this uptake of people who vape, who never smoked tobacco . Never smoked tobacco . Theres robabl never smoked tobacco . Theres probably a never smoked tobacco . Theres probably a few never smoked tobacco . Theres probably a few reasons never smoked tobacco . Theres probably a few reasons behind i never smoked tobacco . Theres i probably a few reasons behind this. This research surveyed around 150,000 this research surveyed around 150,000 adults on a monthly basis and from 150,000 adults on a monthly basis and from 2016 up to 2024. And prior to 2021, and from 2016 up to 2024. And prior to 2021, the and from 2016 up to 2024. And prior to 2021, the prevalence of adults that were to 2021, the prevalence of adults that were vaping, who had never smoked that were vaping, who had never smoked that were vaping, who had never smoked smoked before, it was 0. 3 and now smoked smoked before, it was 0. 3 and now since smoked smoked before, it was 0. 3 and now since 2021 that is an increase and now since 2021 that is an increase to 3. 5 and if you translate increase to 3. 5 and if you translate that across the country with a translate that across the country with a figure of A Million people that have with a figure of A Million people that have never regularly smoked are now vaping that have never regularly smoked are now vaping. As you say, that seems to be now vaping. As you say, that seems to be in now vaping. As you say, that seems to be in the now vaping. As you say, that seems to be in the Age Group of 18 up to 24, to be in the Age Group of 18 up to 24. But to be in the Age Group of 18 up to 24, but what is important to say is data from 24, but what is important to say is data from the office for national statistics have shown that that Age Group statistics have shown that that Age Group have seen the biggest drop in Smoking Group have seen the biggest drop in Smoking Prevalence. So its likely that vaping is displacing some smoking that vaping is displacing some smoking which is a positive Population Health Thing and a reduction in risk but that cannot be the whole reduction in risk but that cannot be the whole story. There must be an increasing the whole story. There must be an increasing Appeal And Accessibility of vaping increasing Appeal And Accessibility of vaping to young people, and 2021 was around of vaping to young people, and 2021 was around the time when disposable capes was around the time when disposable capes flooded the market and disposable capes make vaping more accessible disposable capes make vaping more accessible and appealing. These disposable vapes often use nicotine salts in disposable vapes often use nicotine salts in the liquid and can deliver higher salts in the liquid and can deliver higher concentration of nicotine in a more higher concentration of nicotine in a more tolerable way. And that, worryingly, could be creating more people worryingly, could be creating more people dependent on nicotine. Sol think people dependent on nicotine. Sol think this people dependent on nicotine. Sol think this data is a really powerful reminder think this data is a really powerful reminder that we need urgent Action. Rcatty reminder that we need urgent Action. Really interesting data you have got there. Is there evidence of people going from vaping to cigarettes . You are saying that nicotine is sometimes involved in the mix. Is there evidence in that direction . Not that we have seen. In that Age Group not that we have seen. In that Age Group where we have seen an Expansion Group where we have seen an expansion of vaping, we have seen the biggest reduction in Smoking Prevalence. Sis the biggest reduction in Smoking Prevalence the biggest reduction in smoking revalence. ~ ,. ,. , prevalence. As you said before, that is a aood prevalence. As you said before, that is a good thing prevalence. As you said before, that is a good thing because prevalence. As you said before, that is a good thing because fewer prevalence. As you said before, that| is a good thing because fewer people are smoking in that Age Group but it does beg the question, which i know the research in is ongoing, but what about the risks of vaping and where are we with that . Are we with that . Theres an easy answer and are we with that . Theres an easy answer and a are we with that . Theres an easy answer and a much are we with that . Theres an easy answer and a much more are we with that . Theres an easy answer and a much more difficult| answer and a much more difficult answer~ answer and a much more difficult answer. The easy answer is that in comparison answer. The easy answer is that in comparison to Tobacco Smoke, vaping is substantially less harmful. The harmful is substantially less harmful. The harmful chemicals or cancer causing chemicals harmful chemicals or cancer causing chemicals are a frAction of that in cigarette chemicals are a frAction of that in cigarette smoke, so if you smoke, switching cigarette smoke, so if you smoke, switching to vaping is a substantial reduction switching to vaping is a substantial reduction in that. The more difficult reduction in that. The more difficult answer is if you have never difficult answer is if you have never smoked, the risk then of inhaling never smoked, the risk then of inhaling those harmful chemicals and vaping inhaling those harmful chemicals and vaping is inhaling those harmful chemicals and vaping is harmful. Its actually less vaping is harmful. Its actually less harmful than tobacco. You vaping is harmful. Its actually less harmful than tobacco. You are a resirato less harmful than tobacco. You are a respiratory consultant, less harmful than tobacco. You are a respiratory consultant, so less harmful than tobacco. You are a respiratory consultant, so what less harmful than tobacco. You are a respiratory consultant, so what doesj respiratory consultant, so what does it do to your lungs . 51 respiratory consultant, so what does it do to your lungs . It do to your lungs . As i say, its the difficult it do to your lungs . As i say, its the difficult question it do to your lungs . As i say, its the difficult question is it do to your lungs . As i say, its the difficult question is that it do to your lungs . As i say, its the difficult question is that we | the difficult question is that we cant the difficult question is that we cant tell the difficult question is that we cant tell you what it does to the Lungs Cant tell you what it does to the lungs when youve never smoked before lungs when youve never smoked before. What it does do if you are smoking before. What it does do if you are smoking Tobacco Smoke which is the most smoking Tobacco Smoke which is the most deadly concoction. That smoking Tobacco Smoke which is the most deadly concoction. Smoking Tobacco Smoke which is the most deadly concoction. That is when ou see most deadly concoction. That is when you see the most deadly concoction. That is when you see the tar most deadly concoction. That is when you see the tar in most deadly concoction. That is when you see the tar in the most deadly concoction. That is when you see the tar in the lungs most deadly concoction. That is when you see the tar in the lungs and most deadly concoction. That is when you see the tar in the lungs and you | you see the tar in the lungs and you can see that. You see the tar in the lungs and you can see that can see that. Vaping doesnt have Tar And Carbon can see that. Vaping doesnt have Tar And Carbon monoxide can see that. Vaping doesnt have Tar And Carbon monoxide in can see that. Vaping doesnt have Tar And Carbon monoxide in it. I can see that. Vaping doesnt have i Tar And Carbon monoxide in it. Which is why people Tar And Carbon monoxide in it. Which is why people think Tar And Carbon monoxide in it. Which is why people think it Tar And Carbon monoxide in it. Which is why people think it is Tar And Carbon monoxide in it. Which is why people think it is safe Tar And Carbon monoxide in it. Which is why people think it is safe or is why people think it is safe or safer. Why people say it is less harmful. � � , harmful. But if youve never smoked, our lunas harmful. But if youve never smoked, our lungs are harmful. But if youve never smoked, our lungs are meant harmful. But if youve never smoked, our lungs are meant to harmful. But if youve never smoked, our lungs are meant to breathe harmful. But if youve never smoked, our lungs are meant to breathe fresh | our lungs are meant to breathe fresh air so our lungs are meant to breathe fresh air so if our lungs are meant to breathe fresh air so if you our lungs are meant to breathe fresh air so if you are inhaling a vape it will be air so if you are inhaling a vape it will be doing harm. Its very difficult will be doing harm. Its very difficult to classify that and longer difficult to classify that and longer term data is needed, much needed and it is a top priority muchneeded and it is a top riori. � ,. , muchneeded and it is a top riori. � ,. ,. , priority. Its often said that we need more priority. Its often said that we need more time priority. Its often said that we need more time to priority. Its often said that we need more time to know priority. Its often said that we need more time to know what | priority. Its often said that we need more time to know what damage potentially vaping can do. How much time do you need . Ten, 15, 20 years . When will be the point at which you can categorically say, i know what this does. , this does. The link time between ci. Arette this does. The link time between cigarette and this does. The link time between Cigarette And Cancer this does. The link time between Cigarette And Cancer risks this does. The link time between Cigarette And Cancer risks can i this does. The link time between Cigarette And Cancer risks can be | this does. The link time between i Cigarette And Cancer risks can be up to 20 Cigarette And Cancer risks can be up to 20 years. Cigarette and cancer risks can be up to 20 years, so you can map very closely to 20 years, so you can map very closely the to 20 years, so you can map very closely the prevalence of Lung Cancer closely the prevalence of Lung Cancer with the prevalence of Cigarette Smoking and there is a lag of 20 Cigarette Smoking and there is a lag of 20 years, so Cigarette Smoking has gone of 20 years, so Cigarette Smoking has gone down by 20 years later it is coming has gone down by 20 years later it is coming down in Lung Cancer but you need is coming down in Lung Cancer but you need time to understand the risks you need time to understand the risks at you need time to understand the risks. At this moment in time, the safest risks. At this moment in time, the safest thing risks. At this moment in time, the safest thing is to say that vaping is harmful safest thing is to say that vaping is harmful and if you have never smoked. Is harmful and if you have never smoked, you should never vape. The sole role smoked, you should never vape. The sole role for smoked, you should never vape. The sole role for vaping is if you currently sole role for vaping is if you currently smoke because it will reduce currently smoke because it will reduce your risk. Currently smoke because it will reduce your risk. Doctor, thank you very much time now to get the news, Travel And Weather where you are. Hello, good morning, lets get your bbc London News now with me, Frankie Mccamley. A woman who was found to have been groomed by a sexually predatory Police Officer has told Bbc London she has no confidence in the met� s promises to root out abusive behaviour. A disciplinary panel found former Pc Phil Hunter guilty of gross misconduct. But one of the women he targeted says she had to beg the met for help and, for years, officers did not believe her. If for some Reason Somebody i knew was the victim of a predatory officer, i would tell them not to report it. I would get them whatever help i could, but i would tell them not to report it. The met has apologised it took five years for her case to be heard and says it now takes a very different approach these investigations. Two people have been taken to hospital overnight after a fire destroyed a flat in a seven Storey Block building in barking. 60 firefighters were called to the building in Mizzen Street shortly before one oClock this morning. 50 people were also led to safety. On the tubes. Minor delays on the central and piccadilly Lines. Also severe delays on the overground between highbury and dalston. Now onto the weather. Staying fairly dry with the odd light shower, patchy cloud around too. Highs of 16 degrees. Head to our website for lots more stories in the capital. Thats it from me for now. See you at 8. 30. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Our headLines today. President Biden Has warned israel against attacking iranian nuclear sites. Six people have been killed overnight in an israeli strike in the heart of the lebanese capital beirut. A doctor in the us has pleaded guilty to charges relating to the death of the Friends ActorMatthew Perry. 100,000 newborn babies in england will be part of a Genetic CodeScreening Programme to speed up life saving treatments for rare illnesses. Cheering. And we hear from the brothers who have run the length of britain in a quest to raise money to find a cure for early onset dementia. A rainy september drove shoppers away from the High Street and put a dampener on the profits at some of our biggest retailers. A of our biggest retailers. Chilly start to the day, mis fog a chilly start to the day, Mist And Fog especially across parts of scotland and Northern England, most of us having a dry day with lengthy sunny spells and just the Odd Shower possible. All of the details shortly. Its thursday the 3rd of october. Our main story. President Biden Has said he would not support an israeli attack on irans nuclear sites, in retaliation for the barrage of missiles launched by tehran. On tuesday, iran fired 180 missiles across large parts of israel, in response to the israeli military� s Ground Invasion of southern lebanon. The conflict has continued to escalate overnight. Lebanons Health Ministry says six people have been killed in a strike on a medicalfacility in beirut. The israeli military confirmed it had carried out a Precision Attack on a building said to be affiliated with the iran backed armed group hezbollah. Our Correspondent Peter bowes has the latest. More explosions ring out overnight in lebanon. The Israeli Army says it conducted a precise attack on bachoura in central beirut. The first raid in the heart of lebanons capital. Lebanese officials say at least five people were killed and 11 injured earlier, the lebanese Health Ministry confirmed at least 46 people have been killed in israeli strikes in the previous 24 hours. And overnight, the us government has confirmed that an american man, 56 year old kamal ahmad jawad, is among those who died. The israeli military says eight of its soldiers were killed in the opening two days of its Ground Invasion of lebanon, and this latest strike overnight came hours after a united Nations Security Council meeting where israel warned it would retaliate if attacked. We will defend our people and our response will be swift and decisive. Those who attack us will face serious consequences. Irans unprecedented response, that barrage of missiles fired into israel On Tuesday has escalated this crisis just days before the first anniversary of the hamas attacks last year on october the 7th. President biden says G7 Leaders are planning to coordinate new sanctions and other measures to respond to irans Actions. But he did not support israel striking irans nuclear sites. The answer is no. And i think theres things well be discussing with the israelis, what theyre going to do, but all seven of us agree that they have a right to respond, but they should respond proportionally. The Middle East is on edge and tensions could not be higher, with israel expected to launch a significant retaliatory attack on iran any day. The us� s commitment to israels security, according to the white house, remains ironclad, but the overwhelming concern is that conflicts on several fronts could soon erupt into a regional war. Peter bowes, Bbc News. Werejoined now by our middle East Correspondent lina sinjab, whos in the lebanese capital beirut. Lina, good morning to you. What is happening where you are . The war is what is happening where you are . Lie war is getting what is happening where you are . Tue war is getting closer what is happening where you are . Tt2 war is getting closer and closer to the City Centre. We had yet another sleepless night here in beirut where the Air Strike was not in a Hezbollah Stronghold, but in an area just nearby, ten minutes walk from where i live. It is close even to parliament. We still dont know who was the target, israel says that they had a targeted strike in beirut. The Death Toll so far is six people killed in that location itself. These are the kind of targeted attacks that israelis are conducting, sending shock waves and fear waves among ordinary lebanese that have got nothing to do with hezbollah. Because the battle is not contained only in the south or even the southern suburbs of a route, the Dahieh Neighbourhood which is a Hezbollah Stronghold, but expanding to any location. People are so worried that they dont know when or where the next target will be, it could be in their building or their street. So everywhere is not safe for the lebanese these days. 2, for the lebanese these days. A terrifying situation. Thank you so much for letting us know what is happening. As fears of an all out war between Israel And Hezbollah grow in lebanon, british nationals have been urged to leave the country. Last night, a Charter Flight organised by the Uk Government left beirut. Our midlands correspondent, phil mackie, was at Birmingham International Airport as they landed. Safety at last. At 8. 40pm Last Night, the first special Charter Flight bringing british citizens out of lebanon landed at Birmingham International Airport. It had been a long day, beset by delays, but at last passengers could relax. Just arrived to Birmingham Airport from beirut. Feeling exhausted. To be honest, i dont really know what i am feeling, but im grateful to be back and safe. Weve had a really warm welcome here at the airport, which took me by surprise. This is what they left behind. This was on Tuesday Night in beirut. Getting out of the city has become increasingly difficult. Many airLines have cancelled their scheduled flights, and the planes that are still flying in and out have to contend with the plumes of smoke caused by rocket strikes. It had been an anxious wait at the airport for those whod managed to secure a seat. Born in manchester, samia has lived in lebanon for 30 years. Its crazy. Its so surreal. I couldnt take it anymore. It was really, really nerve wracking. And im very, very sad to go, but im coming back. The zaharadeen sisters knew it was time to leave, but hope they can go back soon. Leaving, even for a short while is, like, hurtful. Especially because, like, its my country. But i think because the situation is out of hand, i dont really have any other option. Were not going to be sure i when were going to be back, so were just going to stay hopeful |that its not going to be for long, | and were going to come back to our precious country. There can only be more flights like this, as long as its safe to fly in and out of beirut. And there are still an estimated 4,000 to 6000 british citizens in lebanon. Defence Secretaryjohn Healey has been in cyprus meeting the forces preparing for a potential large Scale Evacuation by a different route. Until then, its hoped more flights like this will make it out. Phil mackie, Bbc News, birmingham. Eight minutes past eight is the time. Charlie, when the actor Matthew Perry died, there was intense scrutiny about how he died and what was behind, leading to his death which was related to drugs. Thats right, and what we now know is. A doctor in the us has pleaded guilty to a charge relating to the death of the actor, Matthew Perry. The Friends Star died last year after an overdose of the drug ketamine. Dr Mark Chavez admitted obtaining the drug fraudulently and conspiring to distribute it. Our la correspondent Emma Vardy reports, and a warning this contains flashing images. As chandler bing, he was known as the funny one from friends. But in real life, the actor Matthew Perry had made no secret of his long battle with addiction to drugs and alcohol, and had been undergoing a type of Ketamine Therapy for depression. He was found dead in his jacuzzi last year at his la home, with a high concentration of the substance in his blood. Now, a doctor called Mark Chavez, who prosecutors say was part of a group of people who were exploiting the actor, has pleaded guilty of conspiring to distribute ketamine. Mark entered his plea of guilty and thats now public record. So you can all access that if you want to. But thats what happened, he accepts responsibility and then we set sentencing. Chavez admitted to obtaining the drug from his former clinic using a fake prescription and from a medical wholesaler. Hes one of five people charged in connection with Matthew Perrys death, including another doctor, salvador plasencia, who allegedly provided the drug for the actor. Prosecutors say Matthew Perrys assistant worked with the two doctors to provide the actor with more than 50,000 of ketamine in the weeks before his death. The two doctors had joked about how much money they could make from mr perry, writing in text messages, i wonder how much this moron will pay. Chavez will be sentenced next year and could face up to ten years in prison. Emma vardy, Bbc News, los angeles. Sir Keir Starmer has paid back more than £6,000 worth of gifts and hospitality received since becoming Prime Minister, after a backlash over donations. Our political Correspondent Harry farleyjoins us now. Good morning. There has been so much Attention Attention paid to these sums, explain what has been paid back . ~ ,. , back . The Prime Minister has said he will a back . The Prime Minister has said he will pay back back . The Prime Minister has said he will pay back some back . The Prime Minister has said he will pay back some of back . The Prime Minister has said he will pay back some of the back . The Prime Minister has said he will pay back some of the gift back . The Prime Minister has said he will pay back some of the gift he will pay back some of the gift he received, £3400 in Taylor Swift tickets, tickets to see the races at doncaster and a Clothing Rental Agreement used by his wife but he is not paying back other freebies that he was given such as hospitality to watch arsenal Football Club. All the thousands of pounds of clothing that he received before the election. The questions around this continue. They followed him to Brussels Yesterday and he gave this explanation for why he was making these Repayments now. We came in as a government of change we came in as a government of change. We are now going to bring forward change. We are now going to bring forward principles for donations, because forward principles for donations, because until now, politicians have used because until now, politicians have used their because until now, politicians have used their best individualjudgment on a case by case basis, i think we need on a case by case basis, i think we need some on a case by case basis, i think we need some principles of general application. Sol need some principles of general application. So i took the decision that until application. So i took the decision that until the principles are in place. That until the principles are in place. It that until the principles are in place, it was right for me to make those place, it was right for me to make those Repayments. It� s place, it was right for me to make those Repayments. Those Repayments. Its not clear what those those Repayments. Its not clear what those principles those Repayments. Its not clear what those principles will those Repayments. Its not clear what those principles will be i those Repayments. Its not clear what those principles will be or| what those principles will be or when they will be in place, those questions unanswered. Keir starmer is farfrom the questions unanswered. Keir starmer is far from the only mp to receive donations and the Leadership Contenders for the Conservative Party have also declared thousands of pounds worth of donations. But there are questions for labour, particularly other Cabinet Ministers. Sarah jones, particularly other Cabinet Ministers. Sarahjones, the Energy And Industry minister, has said this morning she is looking into whether she can repay a gift that she received to go and see the problems. There are questions for other Cabinet Ministers, will they follow the Prime Ministers leid, should they . Angela rayner declared a Gift Worth £800 of hospitality to visit a Dj Booth in ibiza. Will she and other Cabinet Ministers follow the prime Ministers Example and repay the gifts they received . The gifts they received . Thank you, har. The number of long running complaints about Water Companies in england and wales has risen to the highest level in almost a decade. The Consumer Council for water says theres been a 30 increase this year in the number of disputes its taken on from customers unable to find a resolution with their supplier. More than half related to issues with billing and difficulties with affordability. Bank payments could be delayed by up to three days, under new rules to help investigate potential fraud. Ministers said it would give banks more time to identify suspicious transActions. Currently, a bank has until the end of the next Business Day to either process or refuse a customers payment. The nhs will begin vaccinating millions of people in england against Flu And Covid from today. Free jabs are being given to those eligible, including older people, Care Home residents and those with certain health conditions. The actress Amanda Abbington has given her first interview since the bbc partially upheld complaints she made against her Strictly Come Dancing partner, giovanni pernice. The bbc apologised to Miss Abbington earlier this week, and said it has tightened up protocols on the show. Mr pernice has always denied the claims against him and says hes relieved the bbc� s cleared him of claims he was physically abusive. Miss abbington told newsnight she had no regrets about making the complaints. Its been the one of the worst years of my life, yeah. I mean, ive been through a lot, you know . Women go through a lot. But it has been a very unpleasant, turbulent, relentless time in my life, yeah. Ive had to deal with myriad horrible things that have continued to happen, and, um, just for. Just for really complaining about. Not even complaining, i dont like that word, for alerting people to what i deemed and what people before me deemed as bad behaviour. The Princess Of Wales has been back on official duties, meeting an aspiring teenage photographer with a rare form of cancer after inviting her to take official photographs at windsor castle. 16 year old Liz Hatton was pictured hugging the princess and of course she has recently completed her own Chemotherapy Treatment for cancer. That is officially a big Hug Kate and Prince William took to Social Media to say that Lizs Creativity and strength was inspiring. Lets Ta Ke lets take a look at what is going on outside the studio, didnt you say you spotted some sunshine . Thats beautiful. Ll is say you spotted some sunshine . Thats beautiful. Thats beautiful. It is rather beautiful thats beautiful. It is rather beautiful if thats beautiful. It is rather beautiful if a thats beautiful. It is rather beautiful if a little thats beautiful. It is rather beautiful if a little chilly. I thats beautiful. It is rather i beautiful if a little chilly. With the sun reflecting beautiful if a little chilly. With the sun reflecting off beautiful if a little chilly. With the sun reflecting off the spiders web, i like that. T the sun reflecting off the spiders web, i like that. Web, i like that. I like it best when you web, i like that. I like it best when you actually web, i like that. I like it best when you actually see web, i like that. I like it best when you actually see the i web, i like that. I like it best i when you actually see the spider web, i like that. I like it best when you actually see the spider as well. Occasionally the spider makes an appearance, we like that. You are not auoin an appearance, we like that. You are not going to an appearance, we like that. You are not going to be an appearance, we like that. You are not going to be disappointed an appearance, we like that. You are not going to be disappointed to an appearance, we like that. You are not going to be disappointed to see l not going to be disappointed to see carol instead, are you . You didnt answer~ yeah, that was a long Pause Charlie is not wrong. It is a chilly start to the day. We have just had to coldest night so far this autumn. The temperatures in braemar to 4. 1, so across the start. Mist and fog around this morning and a Clear Skies, especially across scotland and Northern England, a lot of Clear Skies around this morning. Some Beautiful Sunrises and the Mist And Fog will slowly lift. And we will see some further spells of sunshine. A largely dry day, the odd isolated showers dotted around here and there. Sunshine turning hazy in the western isles this afternoon, and Northern Ireland, with an approaching front but it should still stay dry. The rest of the country has drier weather. The Odd Shower as possible in the east, the South East, where it will not be as windy as yesterday, but they will be the exception rather than the rule. Into the overnight period, further Mist And Fog forming across parts of england and wales, and under Clear Skies, temperatures will fall away. Weather front is making a bit more progress introducing some Patchy Light Rain into Western Scotland and Northern Ireland. That will slowly push you to do the day across the rest of scotland, Northern Ireland, into the isle of man but for the rest of england and wales, another dry day with a fair bit of sunshine and highs up to 16. Thank you, see you later. Thousands of newborn babies in england will be screened for genetic conditions as part of an Nhs Study which doctors say could be life changing for families. The research will speed up the diagnosis of more than 200 rare diseases, so that children can be treated earlier. 13 hospitals in england have begun offering the test. Our medical Editor Fergus Walsh reports. Just a day old. Amelia is among the first babies to have their entire Genetic Code sequenced to look for rare diseases. Her mum didnt hesitate when offered the test at birmingham womens hospital. It was a No Brainer because amelia will be tested for 200 different genetic conditions so she will benefit, but also will contribute to the wider research population, which will affect other children. Amelias blood sample, taken from her umbilical cord, is being sent to labs in cambridge, where her entire genetic Code Or Genome will be sequenced. Faulty genes in our dna can cause thousands of rare diseases, but only treatable conditions will be identified. The 200 conditions which have been selected for the Programme Cause substantial Health Problems early in childhood and the treatments and interventions which are available for all of these conditions can have a dramatic impact on that child. They can reduce the symptoms and in some cases they represent a cure. Im still standing, yeah, yeah, yeah this isjoshua two years ago, bright and active. And this is him now. Aged nine, joshua from surrey is no longer able to walk or talk. His condition, mld, is one of those which will now be screened for. His mum has clear advice to parents offered the test. Do not even hesitate. If you can save your childs life, that is more important than anything in this world and speaking as a parent who is losing their Child Day to day, please dont look back and take the opportunity to find out. Had Joshuas Condition been picked up at birth, he could potentially have been cured. Now the damage done is irreversible. Wheres joshy . Just got everyone wrapped around his Little Finger already. Back at hospital, gemma says she hasnt picked a name yet for her son, but he is part of the Screening Programme. All the babies involved in this study will be contacted again when they reach the age of 16, to see if they want to continue with the research. That could involve looking for other faulty genes, which later in life can increase your risk of getting certain cancers, Heart Disease or even dementia. That will raise ethical questions about what information should be shared. But for now, the focus is on the start of life and giving parents greater reassurance about their babys health. Fergus walsh, Bbc News. Dramanda pichini, one of the doctors leading this study, joins us now. Good morning. Good morning. A lot of eole good morning. Good morning. A lot of people have good morning. Good morning. A lot of people have been good morning. Good morning. A lot of people have been struck good morning. Good morning. A lot of people have been struck by good morning. Good morning. A lot of people have been struck by josh good morning. Good morning. A lot of people have been struck by josh in i people have been struck byjosh in that report whose parents know now he has a condition which could have been spotted at birth, and you have met families with a similar story. Yes, i am a genetic counsellor by background which means i have met with a number of families in the nhs who are living with rare conditions like the Ones Thatjosh and lucy described. And they can have a really significant impact notjust of the child themselves but on the wider family, of the child themselves but on the widerfamily, siblings, parents, and they can be really wide ranging and across the whole life span. 2,th they can be really wide ranging and across the whole life span. And they can aet across the whole life span. And they can net to across the whole life span. And they can get to a across the whole life span. And they can get to a point across the whole life span. And they can get to a point in across the whole life span. And they can get to a point in time across the whole life span. And they can get to a point in time when, i across the whole life span. And they can get to a point in time when, youj can get to a point in time when, you know that they could have been treated, or it is just the potential that had the genetic condition been spotted earlier that they could have been helped . Spotted earlier that they could have been heled . ,. ,. , been helped . There are thousands of different genetic been helped . There are thousands of different genetic conditions been helped . There are thousands of different genetic conditions and different genetic conditions and many of them are for children. Not all of them can be treated, but there are a growing number, like mld which can be. It is often very crucial to get them at the earliest stage of symptoms or before symptoms for the treatment to have an impact. The problem we have is that many rare conditions are just that, very rare, so most Health Care professionals will be finding it difficult to spot them. The family will undergo a lot of diagnosis tests often very evasive before they reach a diagnosis and at that point it is often too late for treatment to be given. 50 it is often too late for treatment to be given it is often too late for treatment to be given. So ust explain, you take the to be given. Sojust explain, you take the genetic to be given. Sojust explain, you take the Genetic Code, to be given. Sojust explain, you take the Genetic Code, the to be given. Sojust explain, you take the Genetic Code, the sequence, and say it wasjosh whose code was taken and with mld, met a chromatic look catastrophe, we saw the consequences of that. They spot that in the sequence, then what . 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So of the 200 conditions that have been identified that are i that have been identified that are being sequenced or looked for, are they all curable, or are they treatable . They all curable, or are they treatable . ,. , , � , they all curable, or are they treatable . , , � ,. , treatable . Treatable, yes. Its not often that a treatable . Treatable, yes. Its not often that a genetic treatable . Treatable, yes. Its not often that a genetic condition i treatable . Treatable, yes. Its not. Often that a genetic condition which people have from birth can be completely curable. That is the case for some conditions. And we are seeing more and more these gene therapies that can replace a faulty copy of the gene and those are incredibly promising and we hope we will see more of those. For many other conditions of fun the treatment can alleviate the symptoms of that condition but even that can be hugely helpful. Imufhg of that condition but even that can be hugely helpful. Be hugely helpful. Why only 200, surely there be hugely helpful. Why only 200, surely there are be hugely helpful. Why only 200, surely there are more be hugely helpful. Why only 200, | surely there are more conditions . There are many more, and if we look at all of our genetic sequence we could potentially find thousands of conditions. But we think it is really important in this study to focus on conditions that start early in childhood where there is a treatment that could be done, and where that can be done in the nhs, because we want is to provide that certainty and clear next step for that family in that situation. Flan t that family in that situation. Can i ask ou a that family in that situation. Can i ask you a fairly that family in that situation. Can i ask you a fairly obvious that family in that situation. Can i ask you a fairly obvious question . Someone might be watching this with a newborn baby, thinking, great, why would you not do that . Why is it just a trial . Why is it a trial rather than something you do, what is the potential downside . Normally trials are down because you dont know the results, this seems to be something else, you do the test, you get results . Get results . Yeah, so, in the Uk Alread , get results . Yeah, so, in the Uk Already, babies get results . Yeah, so, in the Uk Already, babies are get results . Yeah, so, in the Uk Already, babies are tested get results . Yeah, so, in the uk| already, babies are tested around day five four, a heel prick test, and that is screening for nine serious and rare conditions. Those have been very well researched, public Health Programme which has been very successful for a long time. The Research Opportunity we have here to look for a range of conditions includes conditions there we have evidence that we can improve outcomes but there is a lot we are learning about these recognitions. The aim of this study is to follow up the aim of this study is to follow up on these families on the short and long term to make sure we are closely monitoring how the early diagnosis. T closely monitoring how the early diagnosis closely monitoring how the early diaanosis. , � ,. , diagnosis. I dont understand why it is not done diagnosis. I dont understand why it is not done for diagnosis. I dont understand why it is not done for everyone. Diagnosis. I dont understand why it is not done for everyone. You i diagnosis. I dont understand whyj it is not done for everyone. You are not testing whether this works, you know you can do the test, and you know you can do the test, and you know it will show things up, is it financial, is this what it comes down to . That if you could, you would roll it out for everyone, but it costs presumably quite a bit of money . It costs presumably quite a bit of mone . ,. ,. , it costs presumably quite a bit of mone . ,. , money . Not ust financial. Yes, we have been money . Notjust financial. Yes, we have been doing money . Notjust financial. Yes, we have been doing Gene Money . Notjust financial. Yes, we have been doing Gene Testing Money . Notjust financial. Yes, we have been doing Gene Testing and i have been doing Gene Testing and sequencing in the nhs for a while. But it is new to use it in this context, where we are testing newborn babies shortly after birth before symptoms. There is still some research that we need to do to understand, if we find a genetic change at birth, that we understand exactly whether and how that child goes on to develop that condition and what it looks like. It means you can come with some uncertainties for families, we need to monitor how well those treatments and interventions have worked, and that is what we hope to do in the study is what we hope to do in the study is that we can provide evidence to the nhs, the government, to the national screening committee, to consider whether this could be adopted to every child is a part of newborn screening. Idem; adopted to every child is a part of newborn screening. Very interesting, Doctor Amanda newborn screening. Very interesting, Doctor Amanda pichini, newborn screening. Very interesting, Doctor Amanda pichini, thank newborn screening. Very interesting, Doctor Amanda pichini, thank you i newborn screening. Very interesting, Doctor Amanda pichini, thank you so | Doctor Amanda pichini, thank you so much. Doctor amanda pichini, thank you so much. , ~ i. , Doctor Amanda pichini, thank you so much. , ~. ,. , Doctor Amanda pichini, thank you so much. , ~ ,. ,. ,. , good much. 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If for some Reason Somebody i knew was the victim of a predatory officer, i would tell them not to report it. I would get them whatever help i could, but i would tell them not to report it. The met has apologised it took five years for her case to be heard, and says it now takes a very different approach these investigations. A mural has been painted on the side of Guys Hospital celebrating the role of women of african descent working in healthcare. It took two months to paint each figure and includes one woman currently working in the nhs bringing the Mural RightUp To Date. I mean, its a lot bigger than i thought it would be. Its way impressive. I do love the colours. Its an honour and a privilege to sort to be featured in a piece this big that actually sort of communicates the multicultural sort of workforce that makes up the nhs as it is. A set of stamps is being issued to mark the 60th Anniversary of the Rock Band the who. One shows the band performing at the Marquee Club in 1967. The band played a key role in the swinging sixties in the capital. On the tubes this morning. Severe delays on the central Line. Now onto the weather with kawser. Hello there. Good morning. Well, much more in the way of dry weather in the Forecast Today as a Ridge Of High Pressure builds. Therell be some decent spells of sunshine around, although there is still the chance of a few isolated showers being brought in on that north easterly breeze, most likely for essex into surrey, but elsewhere a lot of dry weather and temperatures this afternoon, well, reaching around 15 to 16 celsius and the winds will be much lighter than they have been in recent days, too. A Fine Evening to come. Any showers fade away. A dry night too, with Clear Skies, but there could be some patches of Mist And Fog forming by the early hours, and a fairly chilly night too, as temperatures dip down to around 6 to 9 celsius. So it means friday is another dry day with some spells of sunshine, some patches of cloud. Saturdays dry too, but looking ahead to the second part of the weekend, we have an area of low pressure arriving in, but it is bumping into High Pressure so there wont be that much rain. But there could be some outbreaks of rain Saturday Night into sunday as well for a time, but for saturday during the day at least, fine and dry with lots of sunshine. Head to our website lots more stories in the capital. Just Type BbcLondon News into any search engine. Ill have your last Bbc LondonMorning Update around quarter past 9. Hello, this is breakfast with Charlie Stayt and naga munchetty. Weve been following the story of two brothers who are at risk of developing dementia in their 40s as they take on a Fundraising Challenge to run the entire length of britain. Jordan and cian adams both have a rare faulty gene, which can lead to fronto temporal dementia like their mum, aunt and grandmother. The brothers have now completed their challenge, and our Reporterjohn Maguire was there. Last day. How are we feeling . Tired. After running every one of the past 30 days, the Line'>Finish Line is finally in Sight Forjordan and cian adams. Or as they call themselves, the ftd brothers. One in three people born today will be affected by dementia and there is no known cure. So £150,000 in the pot without gift aid, all going towards valuable research. So, for a cure, thats what keeps us going. This was just a silly idea that clan texted me back injanuary, and its taken a hell of a lot of people, a hell of a lot of work to put it into practice. And here we are. So, yeah, theres all sorts of emotions this morning. Im sure itll all come out when we get to that that finish post. Both have been tested and know they carry the gene that caused their mum, geraldine, to die atjust 52 years old from a rare condition known as frontotemporal dementia. Other members of their family have also died with ftd. Their story is heartrending, but their message is getting through. Thats all i got £70, mate. Thats incredible. Thank you so much. Well done. What a fantastic achievement. Really appreciate it. Theyre running the final 12 of an almost 900 mile slog from John Ogroats to Lands End, an incredible feat and powered by Peanut Butter. Every morning they have Peanut Butter bagels and stuff like that. You know, Peanut Butter and jam, Peanut Butter and honey. Theyve battled through some of the wettest September Weather on record, supported by a team of family and friends. Their older sister, kennedy, was the first of the siblings to undergo the genetic testing. But she doesnt carry the ftd gene. Shesjoining the boys for the final leg. I havent done any training, but if they can run 900 miles, whats an extra ten for me . So, yeah. Made it here. Kennedy has led the way since you know, mum was ill in terms in also being almost been a second mother to me and cian looking after us and really guiding the way through the genetic Testing Process and having the bravery to do that in the first instance. Bodies battered but spirits high, they arrive at long last at Lands End together and elated. This is a family thats been through so much. Its been very difficult at times and weve pushed ourselves, but weve all gone in there as a family. Weve stuck together because mum showed us what love is. You know, its important in this moment, i think, to remember my mum, my aunty ann, many of my mums relatives who cant be here, but i know theyll be watching down. Im just so proud of kennedy. You know, my brother, dad, weve been through so much heartbreak. I think its hard to sometimes put it across how painful its been growing up. And then to come out the other side now, the support that weve had from people to run the entire length of the uk, to actually say weve done that and raised, you know, over £200,000 now since my diagnosis and obviously since cian getting diagnosed in 2023, its just incredible. And were not going to stop here. You know, weve got 15 years to, i firmly believe that even if it doesnt come for us, we can be a huge part in finding that cure. And thats what i want to be remembered for. Thats how i want cian to be remembered for. Notjust me and youre going through this. Its familial frontotemporal dementia. Its hereditary. Its written in our dna. Weve all been through this together, you know . Its three or four generations plus, and weve lost our mom to dementia and an aunty to dementia in their 50s. Me and jordan know weve got the same fate. And my sister, knowing that shes got the all clear. Thatsjust as bad, i think. Survivors guilt. So, you know, people laughed at us when we set a lifetime goal of £1 million towards a cure. And here we are a year later, over £200,000. So 20 of the way there. This isjust the beginning. Their charity says the boys are making a major difference. There is Future'>A Future for those of us living with dementia. Were not written off, and what we need to do is we need to keep fundraising for a cure. We can cure some cancers fiow. We can cure lung disease, i liver disease, Heart Diseases. We can cure brain diseases. But its going to take a lot of research and a lot of funding. And thats what were here for. This has been a race not just against the Clock and against the entire length of the uk, but a race against time. Its the race of their lives. Jon maguire, Bbc News. Something tells me there was a big celebration at the end of that. Absolutely. Celebration at the end of that. Absolutely celebration at the end of that. Absolutel. ~. ~. , absolutely. What was it like that da . 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No, its very much an individual decision and you the same time . No, its very much an individual decision and you dont individual decision and you dont have individual decision and you dont have to individual decision and you dont have to be individual decision and you dont have to be tested if you dont want to and have to be tested if you dont want to and there were people in our position to and there were people in our position who didnt want to be tested position who didnt want to be tested and we respect the decision and it tested and we respect the decision and it has tested and we respect the decision and it has huge implications for a family and it has huge implications for a famil. And it has huge implications for a famil. ,. , and it has huge implications for a famil. ,. , family. Explain what it means when ou decide family. Explain what it means when you decide because family. Explain what it means when you decide because you family. 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We were quite stoic about it and quite quite stoic about it and quite principle quite stoic about it and quite principle is that regardless of emotionally whether i was ready or not we emotionally whether i was ready or not we have the opportunity here to stop the not we have the opportunity here to stop the disease going further through stop the disease going further through ivs options and i know i am carrier through ivs options and i know i am carrier so through ivs options and i know i am carrier so i through ivs options and i know i am carrier so i can stop this going further carrier so i can stop this going further and there is no cure and we could further and there is no cure and we could be further and there is no cure and we could be a further and there is no cure and we could be a while off yet. It brings the power could be a while off yet. It brings the power into my hands. The Money Ou are the power into my hands. The money you are raising. The power into my hands. The money you are raising, do the power into my hands. The money you are raising, do you the power into my hands. The money you are raising, do you know the power into my hands. The money you are raising, do you know what. You are raising, do you know what the first steps are . It is such a big field, alzheimers and dementia, do you know how they are tackling your condition, the earlier form do you know how they are tackling your condition, the earlierform of the condition. For your condition, the earlier form of the condition. The condition. For example, alzheimers the condition. For example, alzheimers research the condition. For example, alzheimers research uk the condition. For example, i alzheimers research uk have the condition. For example, alzheimers research uk have funded £17 million alzheimers research uk have funded £17 million of research just for frontotemporal dementia which covers an hundred frontotemporal dementia which covers an hundred and 82 different projects and different ways to find treatments that can benefit people like me treatments that can benefit people like me and cian and thousands of families like me and cian and thousands of families in like me and cian and thousands of families in the uk but its notjust frontotemporal dementia we want to raise awareness of, there are so many raise awareness of, there are so many different types of alzheimers disease many different types of alzheimers disease and vascular dementia being one of disease and vascular dementia being one of the disease and vascular dementia being one of the common ones and we are keen one of the common ones and we are keen to one of the common ones and we are keen to be one of the common ones and we are keen to be part of the process and we do keen to be part of the process and we do think keen to be part of the process and we do think its possible but we have we do think its possible but we have to we do think its possible but we have to fund the research. Do you like football . Have to fund the research. Do you like football . We have to fund the research. Do you like football . We love have to fund the research. Do you like football . We love football. I have to fund the research. Do you i like football . We love football. You might like this. Might like this. Thank you so much for the amazing might like this. Thank you so much for the amazing fundraising might like this. Thank you so much for the amazing fundraising youve | for the amazing fundraising youve been doing for us and the amazing awareness raising. We are all blown away at alzheimers research uk by how much you have done and thrilled to bits you have smashed your fundraising target. Congratulations, tu s, ou fundraising target. Congratulations, guys. You run fundraising target. Congratulations, guys. You run 903 fundraising target. Congratulations, guys, you run 903 miles. Fundraising target. Congratulations, guys, you run 903 miles. Thats guys, you run 903 miles. Thats incredible guys, you run 903 miles. Thats incredible i guys, you run 903 miles. Thats incredible. I cannot wait to run with incredible. I cannot wait to run with you incredible. I cannot wait to run with you on incredible. I cannot wait to run with you on the 8th ofjanuary. People with you on the 8th ofjanuary. People are sponsoring the run and you guys people are sponsoring the run and you guys are an inspiration and im looking you guys are an inspiration and im looking forward to meeting you and running looking forward to meeting you and running with you soon. Well done again running with you soon. Well done aain. , running with you soon. Well done aain. ,. , running with you soon. Well done aain. ,. , again. The way you are honouring our again. The way you are honouring your mum. Again. The way you are honouring your mum, geraldine again. The way you are honouring your mum, geraldine is again. The way you are honouring your mum, geraldine is so again. 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The most unbelievable impact on the research being done. Research being done. Heidi, jordan and cian, trent research being done. Heidi, jordan and cian, trent Tia Research being done. Heidi, jordan and cian, trent tia and and cian, trent tia and congratulations on an amazing achievement for an amazing cause. Keep up the hard work and all the best. ,. ,. Keep up the hard work and all the best. ,. , keep up the hard work and all the best. ,. ,. Best. Hi, jordan, it is jordan pickford. Best. Hi, jordan, it is jordan pickford, and best. Hi, jordan, it is jordan pickford, and ive best. Hi, jordan, it is jordan pickford, and ive heard best. Hi, jordan, it is jordan pickford, and ive heard all. Best. 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His lawyers say new evidence has emerged about horizon, as well as other information at the Post Office inquiry. Her family say they believe he is guilty. Emma simpson reports. A murder at the Post Office in a quiet yorkshire village. Diana garbutt had been beaten to death with a Metal Bar in the Upstairs Flat she shared with her husband, robin. He always maintained she was killed by an Armed Robber who had broken in and forced him to hand over the cash from their Post Office safe. He said, dont do anything stupid. Weve got your wife. But the jury didnt believe him. The prosecution said hed faked the robbery. Hed been stealing money from the Post Office, then killed his wife to cover it up. Today, theres no Post Office or shop. It never reopened. The biggest thing that ever happened here was maybe a bike got stolen or something like that. To have a murder in your village . Absolutely unheard of. Barry and vanessa were close friends with Robin And Diana. I still believe that he l didnt do it, you know. I think you have to know Robin And Di to knowjust how closei and what sort of people they were. Yeah, never stopped believing. And i wont stop i believing till hes out. We tried contacting Dianas Mother but were unable to reach her. However, in an interview earlier this year, she made it clear she believes her son in law is guilty. Over the years, Robin Garbutt has tried three times to get his case referred back to the Court Of Appeal as new information has been uncovered. They all failed, but his lawyers say the Post Office inquiries now cast a new light on his conviction. Theft was the key motive. Two Post Office investigators testified against him relying on Horizon Computer data. They said the amount of cash that he was holding at his branch was suspicious and indicative of fraud. Garbutt� s lawyers are now arguing that none of the key Post Office evidence in his case can now be trusted because of whats emerged about the organisations widespread failings. The former Post Office minister, kevin hollinrake, is supporting the review. He went to the same school as garbutt but told me thats not why hes got involved. I cant speculate whether Robin Garbutt is guilty or innocent, but i think we all want to make sure people, when they go through the justice system, get a fair hearing. And thats what were keen to ensure. Because of my experience of the Post Office in terms of the wider scandal, but also the the culture that existed within the Post Office at that time, i think we just want to make sure that its properly considered. A complex case thats now back in the spotlight. I think this is the final roll of the dice, really. You know, hes fought long and hard and were all, you know, really hoping that this will be the one that gives him a breakthrough. Now with sort of the impetus of the Post Office scandal and the information thats now coming forward from that, i think that sort of hopefully adds a little bit of weight to what robin always said, that he wasnt, you know, stealing money from the Post Office, which was one of the accusations. Dianas mother has accused Garbutt Ofjumping on the horizon bandwagon, but his supporters say he never had a fair trial, and its time for a wider look at his case. Emma simpson, Bbc News, melsonby. Has the recent wet weather stopped you heading out to the shops . Yes, some counties in england experienced their wettest ever september last month. Some retailers have directly blamed the weather for a fall in their sales. The number of people visiting the High Street was down by lt. 5 percent in september compared to august. The decLine was less obvious in retail parks and Shopping Centres where you might be a bit more sheltered. Retailerjd sports which also owns millets and blacks said bad weather had reduced footfall across its group of stores and hampered sales of outdoor equipment like tents this year. And primark said challenging weather had compounded a 2 fall in sales in the 6 months to mid september. But shoppers who braved the rain have been rewarded with deflation at the checkout with retailers reportedly putting on extra offers and discounts to entice people back. Its the biggest drop in prices for three years. They will have looked at their trading they will have looked at their trading on their pattern of turnover over the trading on their pattern of turnover over the year and knowing september was going over the year and knowing september was going to be a bit quieter, but its hard was going to be a bit quieter, but its hard to was going to be a bit quieter, but its hard to plan our diverse weather its hard to plan our diverse weather and build it into a Business Model Weather and build it into a Business Model so weather and build it into a Business Model so they will have responded Guite Model so they will have responded quite quickly. What they need to do is make quite quickly. What they need to do is make the Shopping Environment as comfortable as possible and keep promoting themselves. I would never advise promoting themselves. 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Now, a six Part Remake of the show is being filmed injersey, this time with the actor Damien Maloney in the leading role. Our correspondent, robert hall, has been watching the Action on set. Royal square, st helier. Shoppers and tourists strolling round a pop up market. So far, so normal. But look again. Because all is not as it seems. Three. Two. One. Action 30 years Afterjim Bergerac hung up his handcuffs, the cameras are rolling again. An 80 strong crew bringing the fictional detective home. There hasnt been a lot of Television Production here, and certainly not to the scale of this sort of production. So as much as we can do in terms of exteriors, using jersey, all the beautiful bays, all the wonderful locations and scenery, absolutely. There will be an element of work being done in the uk simply because we cant do that here, but it will be a jersey show. Jim bergerac first appeared in 1981. A former alcoholic, Police Officer and later private investigator. The man who played him insists his Co Star was the island itself. Take awayjersey, Properjersey Out of the equation, the Film Equation and youre left with not very much. Youre left with an ordinary cop show. What made bergerac special . Apart, of course, my wonderful performance, was, i always used to think that people got bored with my performance. They might very well do. They could look over my shoulder and enjoy the sights ofjersey. I grew up with bergerac, so, yes, i was a big John Nettles fan. I rememberthe sun, the scenery, the car, lots of driving and wonderful big houses. Its got a lot of references to bergerac, the Original. But i think its reinventing it as well. Its bringing it very Up To Date. Shall i give you my interpretation of whats going on here . Up to date means a neinm bergerac. Damien moloney� s screen credits include Ripper Street and suspects. Alongside him, Zoe Wanamaker as charlie hungerford, this time bergerac� s mother in law, and philip glenister, aka Dci Gene Hunt in the Series Life on mars. Jersey born actors will also be among bergerac� s supporting cast. The framework of the story is the same in terms of its about bergerac, its about him coming back to the force and, you know, getting back into investigating crimes. So thats the same. Its still going to have that sort of glamour that i think, you know, we remember and have fond memories of in the Original, but its going to be grittier stories, probably a bit darker. 1,000 People Queued for parts as extras this time round. The lucky ones joined islanders who had already won a place on the crew. Im an assistant director trainee, but i usually do locations, so its quite nice to try a different department. 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Six people are killed in beirut as the israeli military bombs a Building Close to the centre of the lebanese capital. These are live pictures from beirut as the idf continues to target Hezbollah Lebanon says there have been 17 israeli air raids on the capital overnight. President biden says the us would not support any potential israeli strike on irans nuclear sites after tehran launched a barrage of missiles at israel On Tuesday. Sir Keir Starmer pays back more than £6000 worth of gifts and hospitality received since becoming uk Prime Minister after a backlash over donations. One of two doctors charged in connection with the death of the american actor Matthew Perry has pleaded guilty to illegally distributing the drug ketamine. Up hello, im sarah campbell. We start in the Middle East where the lebanon Health Ministry says at least six people have been killed by an israeli Air Strike on central beirut. Were looking at live pictures showing smoke filling the skyLine of the lebanese capital. The idf says it has carried out what it calls precise strikes� on a building that is used by hezbollah. Israel has issued a fresh call for civilians to leave parts of southern beirut. In another development, the iran backed houthi militia said they carried out a drone attack on tel aviv. In a statement the houthis said they carried out a military operation on a vital target in the jaffa area. Israeli authorities have not confirmed the claim