Hello, some of them havent eaten or slept for days, they have been cramped together in the rain waiting on uncertainty only to face Police Batons and stun grenades. And for the 2,000 refugees who his finally made it in to macedonia, their journey has barely begun. They have now boarded trains and bus to his take them to the border with serbia actual the refugees are aiming to head further north to hungary, a member of the european union, for thousands who already reached serbia have headed to a packed refugees center. And thats where they have to apply for asylum. And the time pressure is on, hungary is building a razor wire fence to the border with serbia to prevents people from coming in. Macedonian government seems to have made a uturn, what is happening there no ne now . Reporter you are right the initial response from this government was to immediately shut the border. And what we are seeing now is a totally different situation, quite the contrary, we are now seeing if you look ov
All will address the Regional Parliament on tuesday thats after spains highest court barred catalan lawmakers from meeting on monday to debate the regions independence day. And some is almost gone to thank you for joining us now a committee in oss low has awarded the two thousand and seventeen Nobel Peace Prize to the International Campaign to abolish Nuclear Weapons also known as i can the Nobel Committee weighed up nominations for two hundred fifteen of individuals and one hundred three organizations in the end they chose icann for reviving efforts to prohibit Nuclear Weapons at a time of renewed global tension. Price is a tribute to everyone everybody working for disarmament we have focused on i can because we feel the norwegian Nobel Committee that they have taken a leading role in really vital nice seeing this process and they have managed in. Admirable manner to combine. A popular engagement almost becoming a Grassroots Movement while the executive director for icann said group w
Good luck to them and all the others. Time for a look at the weather. For many of this a regular autumn day. But for many areas of the south could have gusts exceeding 60 mph with dangerous waves, be aware of that and take care. The many it is a windy day, lighter in scotland compared with the rest of the uk. Plenty of squally showers to the western parts, moving out of Northern Ireland where there are a few sunshine and showers. Down the eastern side of england there will bea eastern side of england there will be a few dry spells with just a few showers. Windy for a time tonight for Northern Ireland southern scotla nd for Northern Ireland southern scotland and northern england, storm brian is out in the north sea. Still a blustery day with outbreaks of rain, but turning drier and brighter as the day goes on. Hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley, the headlines at 10 32am. The Spanish Government is holding a Cabinet Meeting to begin imposing Central Control over the region of cataloni
Tests have found that drivers heart rates are lower when the faster speed is allowed. Sophie long reports. Roadworks some of them go on for mile after mile. The current speed limit is normally 50mph, but highways england says that could be increased to 60. They conducted trials with heart rate monitors measuring d rivers stress levels as they pass through roadworks at different speeds. 60 of them recorded a decrease in their average heart rate in the 60mph zone. In the 55mph zone, there was a decrease in 56 . What you find at 50mph is many trucks have their Speed Limited to 56mph. And, therefore, they try and drive faster, they tailgate cars a foot off their bumper that becomes incredibly dangerous. So, on those stretches, if you can have 55mph or 60mph, youll get less tailgating, fewer drivers studying their speedometer, and it really can be safer. But what about people working on the motorways . The unite union, which represents them, say these proposals ignore their safety. They say
It is still windy out there, but the wins will ease. The weather on the mend this sunday. Ill have your full forecast in the next half an hour. Good morning. First, our main story the government say it is considering ways of making buying and selling houses faster, cheaper and less stressful in england and wales. It is launching a consultation which will look at whether it is possible to reduce moving costs and end practices like gazumping. Our Business Correspondent joe lynam reports. Moving home is often compared to getting divorced, in terms of stress and worry. Picking your new home is the easy part of the process, before vendors, surveyors, solicitors, banks, agents, and removal vans get involved. Currently it can take three months, on average, to move home. Getting the mortgage offer from your bank alone takes around 50 days, and a quarter of all transactions fall through. And so the government will be consulting Estate Agents, solicitors, as well as buyers and sellers, to find o