dreadful pictures and dreadful numbers. here you can see one train carousel on its side, people desperately trying to help. it s about midnight or so. it is late, it is dark, and it is desperate. some of the numbers we are getting in from afp news agency, 50 dead and 500 hertz. really desperate situation. a number of trains involved. we can take a look at the map now to show exactly where this is happening. this is happening in odesa in india there. just a little earlier, we heard from the chief minister of the area. let s take a listen. , ., ., , ., listen. they have told us that there have been casualties, listen. they have told us that there have been casualties, but - listen. they have told us that there have been casualties, but since - listen. they have told us that there i have been casualties, but since the rescue, we have been casualties, but since the rescue, we have not counted the numbers, rescue, we have not counted the numbers, so i can t offer an accurate
a disaster. great to have your- thoughts. time has beaten up. we are right up against the end of this section of the programme. i thank you very much forjoining us. i will be back injust you very much forjoining us. i will be back in just a few minutes time. this is the dizziness. this is bbc news. hello there. we ve got lots of warm 5un5hine to come this weekend, but it will be quite cool at night. now, today we saw the sunshine developing in more of the country, even in eastern parts of england, where it s been cloudy over the past few days, the cloud has been much thinner. we ve introduced some drier air actually off the north sea all the way from norway. now, there is more cloud in the centre of our high, and eventually that will push across northern scotland and down the north sea, but notjust yet. there s a bit of thin cloud coming in to some parts of england and we ve got some cloud in the far north of scotland overnight. but clear skies, a dry night, and a cool night for th
probably we are reaching the saturation point, the point where we need to say, unless the story progresses in a very different direction, which it doesn t seem to be at the moment, you know, maybe that man has kind of served his time in the court of public opinion. taste in the court of public opinion. we believe that there. thank you very much for your time and thank you for coming on the programme. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let s look at some of the other stories making headlines today. a teenagerfrom essex has been sentenced to life in prison, with a minimum term of six years, after pleading guilty to plotting terror attacks. 19 year old matthew king admitted carrying out surveillance at police stations, railway stations, and a british army barracks in london. during the sentencing, thejudge praised king s motherfor reporting her suspicions to police. the government has appointed dame elan closs stephens as the bbc s acting chair. she replaces richard sha
and did you ever tell holly willoughby? no god, no. holly did not know. nobody knew. what did you say to the young man in question? to you i am the most sorry. by getting involved with me i have caused you so much pain, i will never forgive myself that i made a bad judgment call. phillip schofield, thank you so much for your time. the programme meanwhile, the programme phillip schofield used to present this morning continues on the network. after showing the bbc s interview to viewers, his former colleague alison hammond was emotional. i m just finding it really painful because obviously, you know, i loved phillip schofield and it s weird because i still love phillip schofield. however, what he s done is wrong. he s admitted it, he s said sorry, but i m really. i mean, as a family,
welcome to the programme. former tv star phillip schofield, says he feels nothing but sadness and regret after admitting to lying about an affair with a younger colleague. we ll bring you his sit down interview with the bbc s amol rajan shortly. also on the programme tonight, us secretary of state antony blinken calls russia s invasion of ukraine a strategic failure . we ll look at how the war is impacting vladimir putin. after nearly a year of train strikes here in the uk, we will look at what it s done to the economy as railway unions strike for the 29th time. and with the debt ceiling crisis avoided, who are the real winners and losers in washington, with both sides claiming victory. we ll have all those stories for you throughout the programme, but first some breaking news we are following in india. itrain i train crash. i m afraid there are