The number of dead is rising in a landscape that has been transformed, devastated. This is what is left after more than 250 times. The average monthly rainfall came down in just 2a hours and cascaded onto derna. Entire neighborhoods swept away as two dams on the outskirts of the city failed. A catastrophe hit libya. A huge catastrophe. May god accept the victims. We pray for their families. Despite the scale of the destruction, the hunt for survivors goes on. Some International Help is arriving. These dogs are part of a spanish rescue Team Involved in a search against the clock. Weve been working all day on the buildings that have been completely destroyed by the dams bursting. The scale of destruction in the city is devastating, with a huge number of buildings damaged and victims missing. Thats why we were working as hard as we can. People survey the little thats left with a sense of disbelief and with questions. Why werent residents warned the storm was coming and given time to escape . Why werent the dams maintained to a higher standard . 0n the waters edge, the grim task of looking for the bodies that were swept away into the sea. It may be some time before the true extent of the tragedy is known. The un is talking of a calamity of epic proportions. This incident is something that we never seen in libya before. Unfortunately, it claimed thousands of lives and still there are other thousands that are missing. All efforts are put now for rescue teams to try to be able to manage this disaster. But its really challenging. A challenge made even harder in a country thats governed by two rival groups. Libyas internationally recognized regime has launched an investigation promising anyone whose actions or failure to act played a part in the Dams Collapsing will be held accountable. But few here have confidence in the ability of those in power to respond adequately to the sheer scale of whats happened in a country ravaged by years of instability and chaos. Simon jones, bbc news. 0ur correspondent anna foster has arrived in libya in the coastal city of benghazi where desperately needed aid is arriving. Even though we are several days on from the devastation, the one thing we do not know is the scale of the devastation. The death toll has been rising day after day and the mayor has said he believes as many as 20,000 people could have been killed by that wall of water that came barrelling through the city. We know two dams designed to hold back water of this scale and volume were destroyed by the power of it. And when you look at those extraordinary heartbreaking pictures you can really see the force of the water, and the way it has carved the land away, the way cars have been picked up and thrown to one side and the way whole buildings often with entire sleeping families inside have been washed away. It really shows you the scale of what libya is having to deal with and it is clear here in benghazi, the closest airport, particularly to derna, you start to see while the aid has been promised and slowly making its way, its been no means on the scale to deal with people need because many more have been injured, many thousands more have been displaced in this country with its infrastructure almost completely destroyed by more than a decade of conflict in these in no position to deal with the situation, the catastrophic situation its now finding itself in. Three people have been charged with the murder of 10 year old sara sharif whose body was found at herfamily home in woking last month. The girls father, urfan sharif, his partner and brother are also accused of causing or allowing the death of a child. The three were arrested on wednesday evening when they arrived back in the uk from pakistan. Theyll appear before Guildford Magistrates Court later today. The former Spanish Football Federation president Luis Rubiales will appear in court in madrid later to respond to accusations of Sexual Assault stemming from his kiss of playerJenni Hermoso. After spain won the word cup against england, mr rubiales was filmed Kissing Hermoso on the lips. The incident triggered protests over sexism in spanish sport and wider society. Live now to shaista aziz, who is the co director of the three Hijabis An Organisation that successfully campaigned for all Premier League clubs to deliver mandatory Sexual Consent training. It doesnt sound like he got the training. It doesnt sound like he got the training. No, he definitely didnt and the training. No, he definitely didnt and its the training. No, he definitely didnt and its really the training. No, he definitely didnt and its really shocking | didnt and its really shocking to see how this case has played out and the amount of time it has taken for rubiales to step down and as you say, it goes beyond football and its about wider issues in Spanish Society and society around the world. We know there are high rates of violence against highest rates of in europe against women and girls and thats why the case has such deep resonance in spain and internationally as well. ~ ,. , well. Was significant this move from jenni well. Was significant this move from Jenni Hermoso well. Was significant this move from Jenni Hermoso to well. Was significant this move from Jenni Hermoso to file well. Was significant this move from Jenni Hermoso to file a i from Jenni Hermoso to file a legal complaint last week . It is very significant and it shows the amount of work that a victim has to do to be seen and heard and try to force justice to take place. We know that she was very clear about what happened and made it very clear she did not consent and said she did not consent and said she felt she had been disrespected and also went on to say that for her this was about wider issues around sexual harassment, assault in places of work, so this is the context in whichJenni Hermoso has had to stand up for herself and other victims of this type of behaviour which is simply unacceptable. Its not right that someone has been victimised in this way it has to push and push to be heard and this is why the case has such resonance particularly for women because sadly many women in spain and other parts of the world experiencejust in spain and other parts of the world experience just this when they try make sure they are hurt themselves. If they try make sure they are hurt themselves. They try make sure they are hurt themselves. If this does no to hurt themselves. If this does go to trial. Hurt themselves. If this does go to trial, would hurt themselves. If this does go to trial, would it hurt themselves. If this does go to trial, would it be hurt themselves. If this does go to trial, would it be a go to trial, would it be a first . , ~. , first . Yes, i think it could potentially first . Yes, i think it could potentially be first . Yes, i think it could potentially be a first . Yes, i think it could potentially be a first. First . Yes, i think it could i potentially be a first. There are serious question marks about whether this will go to trial and the fact there has been such Huge InternationalMedia Coverage of this political commentary in spain and elsewhere, so theres no guarantees that there would be a fair trial in relation to this but lets not forget that there has been a deep doubling down from the individual himself who has not really conducted himself in a way that is appropriate in relation to his own position here is a seniorfigure in football his own position here is a senior figure in football in spain, so he himself has not helped himself when it comes to him not potentially getting a fair trial. And i do hope the situation is resolved quickly and i think one of the best things that could happen now is there is a proper independent investigation held by the Spanish Football Authorities and by the wider political apparatus of the state to draw down and investigate how violence against women and girls is played out every single day in spain and the Justice System and in elsewhere as well. ,. ~ Justice System and in elsewhere as well. ,. , ~. , as well. You talk there about the amount as well. You talk there about the amount of as well. You talk there about the amount of media as well. You talk there about the amount of media noise i as well. You talk there about the amount of media noise there has been around this case. I wonder to what extent this might have been helpful or a hindrance to the kinds of conversations now taking place. The kinds of conversations taking place are really important and are very wide spectrum of Spanish Society which has had the conversation and im on also pleased to see a number of men, male football plays in spain have stood up to show solidarity to Luis RubialesJenni Hermoso. What weve seen in the last month has been shocking and disgraceful. This is a team that won the world cup. And immediately after they won they have not been celebrated in the way they should have been or allowed to talk about the wider issues around empowerment and the way lisk goes will add to that in the whole thing, the victory has been in controversy and weve seen high profile women are welcome football defending themselves and this is unprecedented. And this has left a bad taste in the mouth for female Football Fans and wider football fa ns moroccos government says it will rebuild about 50,000 homes damaged by last weeks earthquake. Authorities say theyll provide more than 13,000 for each home that was completedly destroyed and now needs reconstruction. Theyll also offer 8000 for those partially damaged. Residents will meanwhile be given temporary shelters equipped to withstand cold weather, and each household will receive a grant of Three Thousand dollars. The exact number of people left homeless is still not known. Nearly Three Thousand people have been confirmed dead, and more than Five Thousand injured in the six point eight magnitude quake. Workers at the three biggest car makers in the American City of detroit are due to go on strike after pay talks failed. The United Auto Workers union is calling for a 40 pay increase over the next four and a half years. Its president , shawn fain, told his Union Members to brace forfor a coordinated, targeted strike at ford, gm and others. He called their eforts a � righteous fight� , while insisting that � all options are on the table. Weve been clear, at midnight on the evening of September The 14th is a deadline. Uaw family, that deadline is nearly here. Tonight, for the first time in our history, we will strike, all three of the big three at once. This is our generations defining moment. The money is there, the cause is righteous, the world is watching. The uaw is ready to stand up. This is our defining moment. An announcement is expected later about the future of one of britains biggest steelworks port talbot in wales. Indias tata group has been in talks with the government over state aid to produce � greener� steel. However, unions fear the move could lead to the loss of thousands of jobs. In the united states, joe bidens son, hunter, has become the first child of a sitting us president to be criminally prosecuted. Hes been charged with three counts of lying when buying a gun while he was a drug user. A Plea Bargain Deal that would have prevented the charges fell apart in july. If convicted, he faces up to 25 years in jail. Heres our North America correspondent gary 0donoghue. Well, these gun charges go back to 2018 when hunter biden was a self confessed drug addict and he at that time filled in a couple of forms, say the prosecution, on which he lied about being a drug addict and then bought a. 38 revolver which he possessed for 11 days before his then girlfriend threw it in a dumpster. Now, hunter biden believed hed reached a plea deal with prosecutors back injuly in which he would avoid prison on these charges and some misdemeanor tax charges. But that deal all fell about, and thats why were here today with this indictment. He could still face further charges. We dont know whether prosecutors are going to do that at this stage. Theres been no reaction so far from joe biden and the white house. We know that matters to do with his family, famously rile up the president. So hes not likely to be pleased about this. And of course, it does come in the week when Congressional Republicans have begun their Impeachment Inquiry intojoe biden, in particular, his connections to his sons Business Affairs while he was vice president. That all will present a political problem for democrats, no doubt. But of course, the republicans have problems of their own with their leading candidate for the nominee for the republican nomination, donald trump, whos also facing 91 separate criminal charges in state and federal courts. 2024 may be a big president ial election year, but a lot of people are going to be spending a lot of time in courtrooms. Around the world and across the uk. This is bbc news. Lets look at some other stories making news. Flights in and out of Gatwick Airport are being delayed, cancelled and diverted due to a lack of air Traffic Control staff. Ryanair said the service being provided was unacceptable, and has called for the Chief Executive of the air Traffic Control operator, nats, to resign. The Airport Operators have apologised. Nats says the situation is now improving. The government has refused to guarantee the future of the hs2 rail line between manchester and birmingham. Ministers are said to be considering shelving the northern phase amid concerns about spiralling costs and severe delays. The mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, said abandoning the project would let down the north of england. A sweater once owned by Princess Diana has sold at an auction in new york for 1. 1 million. The Red Woollen Jumper is covered by white sheep, with a single black one. Diana wore it to a polo match in 1981, shortly after her engagement to prince charles. Mps have urged the government to commit to legislation to enable Self Driving Cars to be regulated in the uk. They argue that if this doesnt happen, any competitive advantage over other countries developing the technology could be lost. Heres our transport correspondent, katy austin at the moment you can take your hands off uk wheels on the motorways if youve got the one type of technology approved in this country. I type of technology approved in this country this country. I had a go back in the spring this country. I had a go back in the spring that this country. I had a go back in the spring that this this country. I had a go back in the spring that this is this country. I had a go back in the spring that this is not| in the spring that this is not autonomous or fully self driving. In the autonomous orfully self driving. In the us, autonomous or fully self driving. In the us, driverless taxis are allowed to carry passengers on the streets of San Francisco but it is not gone completely smoothly. A recent collision with a fire engine raised fresh safety concerns. The uk government backs the idea of vehicles which can drive themselves for all or some of the type on our roads. Trials are being done with the Safety Driver behind the wheel. Getting to the point where they can be widely introduced is complicated. Big questions need to be addressed including who is responsible if there is a crash. Including who is responsible if there is a crash. Consumers and drivers need there is a crash. Consumers and drivers need to there is a crash. Consumers and drivers need to understand drivers need to understand their roles and responsibilities for the safe operating of this vehicle. Secondly there is the safety aspect, so are these self driving actually safer than manually driven vehicles and then, finally, is the vehicle manufacturers, are they to share the data to the greater benefit of Everyone Else . Today a Re Ort Benefit of Everyone Else . Today a report by benefit of Everyone Else . Today a report by a benefit of Everyone Else . Today a report by a Committee Benefit of Everyone Else . Today a report by a Committee Of Benefit of Everyone Else . Today a report by a committee of mps| a report by a committee of mps says the government needs to get on with creating the necessary laws and regulations. What we are calling for is a kings what we are calling for is a kings speech coming in november with Spaces Available for the legislation to go through and if we legislation to go through and if we dont move now, our competitors will catch up with us, so competitors will catch up with us, so time is of the essence to secure us, so time is of the essence to secure britains leading position to secure britains leading position in this work. Among the Issues Position in this work. Among the issues raised position in this work. Among the issues raised our position in this work. Among l the issues raised our concerns that people will become less skilled behind the wheel size more automation is brought in. Also the report says a plan is needed to make sure all drivers understand the new technology. Driving test might have to change. Self driving vehicles could bring big benefits but there is still some way to go on the journey. Wales will become the first uk nation to set a default speed limit of 20 Miles Per Hour on residential roads when new rules come into force on sunday. The Welsh Government say the plans which will apply to around a third of the countrys roads will cut the number of collisions. But the plans have faced significant opposition, as Hywel Griffith reports. As a delivery driver, every mile and every minute counts. Fgor nick, Criss Crossing The Streets of south wales, time really is money, which is why hes anxious about what lies ahead. From sunday, a third of the road network in wales will go from 30 to 20 miles an hour as a default limit. The aim is to slow traffic and save lives. Most journeys will take around a minute longer. But nicks not convinced. Theres just Something Else that is just making it harder. Its more control that is being forced upon us. Most motorists are responsible. Theres only a few people who will spoil it for everybody else, and theyre going to carry on doing it regardless of whatever laws and legislation is put in place. Here in st brides major, theyve been trialing the new limit, applying it across the whole village, not just on specific streets. For some families, its made them more confident in going out to walk and cycle. For me with young children, they dont Pay Attention when they walk in down the road. And actually, i was you know, if they step off the pavement or, you know, theyre on their bikes and theyre still learning how to ride their bikes and they wobble out into the road, theres plenty more time now to correct themselves or for drivers to react, which they wouldnt have been in the past, particularly at the busy times when theres lots of cars parked up for school and so on. When the new restriction was trialled here, traffic was monitored for hours and hours to see what difference it would make. On average, vehicles did travel more slowly, but still, the majority of drivers, 55 , still broke the 20 mile an hourlimit. The man leading the charge on slowing wales down is adamant a lower limit will save lives, even if it does frustrate some drivers. Him included. I have to make a conscious effort to drive at 20 miles an hour. I think im probably not a particularly patient driver, so for me, i have to make an effort to do it. But i know that im making that effort because just as i make the same effort to observe other speed limits, im doing it because theres a good reason for doing that and i see many, many other people doing the same. Scotland is also set to introduce a national 20 mile an hour limit in 2025. Road safety charities want the rest of the uk to follow in the same direction. Hywel griffith, bbc news. The European Commission is due to decide whether to maintain restrictions on Ukrainian Grain imports to 5 Member States in eastern europe, but poland has warned it will ban the imports to protect local markets. Before the war, almost all Ukrainian Grain was exported via the black sea. But russian attacks on ports there have made land routes through europe more important. For more on this, im joined by arnaud petit, executive director of the International Grains council. Thank you forjoining us. The eu has not confirmed that the ban is happening, so how confident are you it is going ahead . ,. ,. ,. ,. , ahead . Good morning. Iwould sa itsa ahead . Good morning. Iwould say its a decision ahead . Good morning. Iwould say its a decision that ahead . Good morning. Iwould say its a decision that they say its a decision that they can buy the European Commission linked to low prices and in comparison to the eu and all of the Markets Worth the price of wheat was higher and now we see everywhere in europe in the Black Sea Region and also major exporters, the wheat prices are low so the ban would not necessarily have an impact on price for the farmers in those countries. Price for the farmers in those countries countries. Can you give us a sense of countries. Can you give us a sense of the countries. Can you give us a sense of the difficulties sense of the difficulties ukraine is currently facing and getting its Grain Products out of the country into their destinations . Of the country into their destinations . ,. ,. ,. , destinations . First of all, for the first thing destinations . First of all, for the first thing is destinations . First of all, for the first thing is for the first thing is for ukrainian farmers to get cash to buy seeds, fertiliser and fuel to do the work in the fields in the second point is about the cost of transportation which has increased tremendously in ukraine and to give you an example, to bring the grain from ukraine to the danube port it is more or less hundred euro per turn which you extract from the ground price at 230 so hundred and 30 taller, its hard for farmers to make a margin and the third point is the logistics working in a time of war which is a point which could in greece for multiple companies with insurance going up. Companies with insurance going u. Companies with insurance going u. ,. , companies with insurance going up. The commodities are traded on the international up. The commodities are traded on the international markets, i on the international markets, say do you have a sense of what will happen to prices if the ban ends and what the chain of dominoes will fall is as a result of it . It dominoes will fall is as a result of it . Dominoes will fall is as a result of it . It would bring first of all result of it . It would bring first of all Confidence Result of it . It would bring first of all confidence for l result of it . It would bring l first of all confidence for the Market Operators to be sure that they would have access to what we forecast, between ten or 12 million more for the global market, so good good news for the importing countries in africa and asia and the second point would be to add the grain Market Operators and traders to plan the trading which would help also to avoid volatility on the grains market because you mentioned when there is information about the shelter on the part of the danube port, definitively, operators are waiting but when the information is still working, everything will start, so thats definitively a matter to support Market Volatility if the grain can get out safely. Thank you for your time and thoughts. We have all your Business News coming up and we start with a developing story with employees at three of americas biggest car makers are going on strike. Last minute talks over pay and conditions have failed to produce an agreement. What does it mean . We will have the art the answers. Hello. The weather is looking a little mixed over the next few days. Certainly some sunshine on offer and really quite warm weather in the south of the country, but the further north you are, youre more likely to run into the cloud with some outbreaks of rain. And thats exactly whats happening right now. If we look at the satellite picture, you can see a Weather Front there spreading across ireland into more central parts of the uk. So here its the case of thicker cloud and some outbreaks of rain. To the south of the Weather Front weve got that warmer, more humid air spreading in from spain and also france and that will be in place across most of england and wales through friday. So heres the forecast then through the early hours, you can see where the rain is and the cloudier conditions for the north. In the south, its warmer and clearer temperatures of around 12 14 degrees celsius, fresher there in the glens of scotland, around 5 7 degrees celsius. So in the morning its cloudy and rainy across the far north of england, parts of northern ireland, the south of scotland, though the north of scotland is fine in the morning. And then further south across england and wales, i think through the course of the morning, into the afternoon, welljust see fair weather, cloud building. It will be a really warm day. Temperatures in the low to mid 20s, 22 for birmingham, 20 for norwich and london could get up to about 26. For the north, only around 1a degrees. Now on saturday the Weather Front still with us. Its kind of stuck in this area of high pressure, very little wind to move things around. So itll be here until It Reallyjust rains itself out. So thicker cloud and spots of rain through this part of the country. Notice the blobs of blue here, the potential for one or two showers and thunderstorms later in the day. But on the whole, its a dry day for most of us, at least. Really warm in the south east, again, 26 or 27 degrees with that continental influence and a fraction higher, i think, in the north. Now on the showers and thunderstorms, they really get going i think on sunday spreading in initially to south western and Western Areas and theyll probably move further north and east. Frequent lightning, gusty winds, maybe hail, that sort of thing. So it could be quite lively for some of us, at least later on sunday. Lower temperatures in the south on sunday, slightly higher in the north. Now, heres the outlook then weve got a couple of really warm days then across more southern parts of the uk. But after that, the temperatures are closer to the seasonal norm. And the weather, well, of course, a little more unsettled with rain and showers at times. Bye bye. Live from london. This is bbc news. Breakdown in motor city. Us auto workers launch simultaneous Strike Action against detroits big three car makers in a pay dispute that could cost the economy billions. This is our generations defining moment. The money is there, the cause is righteous, the world is watching and the uaw is ready to stand up. This is our defining moment. Cheering. Also coming up. A shot in the arm shares of the uk Chip Designer soar on their stock market return. But the partys on wall street not here in london. Plus Asleep At The Wheel . The uk needs urgent legislation on Self Driving Cars says a parliamentary report. It calls the governments definition of safe � too weak and too vague. And styling out the cost of living crisis. London fashion week hits the catwalk. But times have never been tougherfor young designers