In russia. Students jumped from the building to escape the Gunman Who posted on Social Media that he was consumed by hatred and wanted to harm others. 5,000 people have been evacuated because of a volcanic eruption in spains Canary Islands officials fear imminent explosions and clouds of toxic gases from the lava. Well speak to a volcanologist. And canadians are voting in a Snap Election prime Ministerjustin Trudeau called. It isa It is a polItical gamble. The prime Ministers Neck and neck wIth his main rival. Is is neck and neck. Every canadian has met a Justin Trudeau in their lives privileged, entItled and always looking out for Number One. The unIted states has announced It will relax Its Travel Ban for travellers from The Uk and the eu, who are fully vaccined against coronavirus. Providing travellers from those countries are fully vaccinated against covid. The change comes into effect in november, 20 once after the restrictions were brought in. Here is the whIte House Press Secretaryjen psaki. We here is the whIte House Press Secretary jen psaki. Here is the whIte House Press Secretary jen psaki. We will be Auttin Secretary jen psaki. We will be putting in Place Secretary jen psaki. We will be putting in place strict secretary jen psaki. We will be | putting in place strict Protocols Secretary jen psaki. We will be i putting in place strict protocols to prevent the spread of, 19 from international travellers, requiring aduu international travellers, requiring adult foreign nationals travelling today and It is to speak fully vaccinated. Obviously this is the conclusion of the Policy Process on that particular issue, an important one facing people across the road. The Prime Minister was in New York. This was his reaction. They will be able to there by thanksgiving, i think the group working thanksgiving, i think the group working at hard at It, and i think the president for the progress we have been able to make. Yes, we have done It have been able to make. Yes, we have done It faster have been able to make. Yes, we have done It faster than we expected, but thats done It faster than we expected, but thats thanks to the hard work of our team thats thanks to the hard work of our team of. Thats thanks to the hard work of our team ot thats thanks to the hard work of our team of thats thanks to the hard work of our team of. That is Boris Johnson Sa in our team of. That is Boris Johnson Saying weve done our team of. That is Boris Johnson Saying weve done It our team of. That is Boris Johnson Saying weve done It faster our team of. That is Boris Johnson Saying weve done It faster than. Our team of. That is Boris Johnsonl saying weve done It faster than we expected. Our polItical Itor-laura-kuenssberg'>EdItor Laura Kuenssberg tweeted. The announcement comes as World Leaders arrive at the us for the general assembly of the unIted nations. Our Itor'>North America EdItor Jon Sopel has more from washington. I think this came as a bolt Out Of The Blue to london, who had very low expectations that this would happen, and Its come as a bolt Out Of The Blue for many in the Ite-house'>WhIte House who thought this was months away. What seems to have happened is that Joe Biden is facing growing disaffection from his european allies, the french furious, wIthdrawing their ambassador over that Submarine Deal wIth australia, others upset about whats happened in afghanistan. This week, Joe Biden is at the unIted nations. Its almost as though he wanted to clear the decks of some of the troubles and do something that would please his european crItics, and thus the announcement. Now, there is still a lot to work out. For example, will children between the ages of 12 and 18 who have only had a single vaccine Uk Policy be able to travel here . The brItish believe theyve got an assurance that those wIth the Astrazeneca Vaccine will be able to come here. But Passenger Numbers were down 84 last month compared to two years ago, so this is a mighty boost for the industry. But most importantly, It is a huge boost for Loved Ones who havent been able to see their relatives for over 18 months now. People will have to have two apps and test negative wIthin three days of their flight. Airlines will connect Contact Information from international travellers they can be traced if required. The chain only affects air travellers. The rules for travel across Land Borders into the us remain the same. Lisa minot is the Itor'>Travel EdItor of The Sun. She is live wIth us now. Thank you very much indeed. I guess we will be expecting a surge of demand in brIts try to get across the atlantic. Thats right. It has been a very long 18 months, bookings increased in the hours after this announcement by over 90 , as there is a lot of demand there, and people desperate to visIt family and friends and now It is going to be a huge boost for the Travel Industry, will finally be able to sell one of our favourIte destinations at. find able to sell one of our favourIte destinations at. Able to sell one of our favourIte destinations at. And more broadly, the Travel Industry destinations at. And more broadly, the Travel Industry has destinations at. And more broadly, the Travel Industry has been destinations at. And more broadly, l the Travel Industry has been pushing the Travel Industry has been pushing The Uk and the us ease these restrictions, It is now getting to a point that is more comfortable succulent that is right. I think the fact that we have had such a good success of a Vaccination Programme Element in The Uk, It really was quIte illogical they had not actually done this earlier. The americans actually done this earlier. The americans tend actually done this earlier. The americans tend to actually done this earlier. Tue americans tend to make actually done this earlier. Tte americans tend to make these decisions between public holidays, so we thought It was going to be the 4th so we thought It was going to be the 11th ofjuly, then labour day, but It now looks like thanksgiving, the big thanksgiving holiday, when americans would tradItionally be travelling, is going to be the Freedom Day for us in The Uk. In is going to be the Freedom Day for us in The Uk us in The Uk. In terms of when brItish travellers us in The Uk. In terms of when brItish Travellers Would us in The Uk. In terms of when brItish Travellers Would look i us in The Uk. In terms of when i brItish Travellers Would look to us in The Uk. In terms of when i brItish Travellers Would look to go as well as thanksgiving, quIte a few people go across to florida and other sunny locations for a bIt of sunshine in the winter. That other sunny locations for a bIt of sunshine in the winter. Sunshine in the winter. That is ri. Ht. Sunshine in the winter. That is right as sunshine in the winter. That is right as you sunshine in the winter. That is right. As you say, sunshine in the winter. That is right. As you say, florida, sunshine in the winter. That is l right. As you say, florida, ideal for the Winter Sun destinations but also New York as well, hugely popular at christmas, when people are to go and enjoy all the Christmas Celebrations out there, so this really is a huge boost to the industry, because there are plenty of times and plenty of reasons for people to want to travel to the us after such a long time when It is not impossible. Not impossible. What about the Travel Experience not impossible. What about the Travel Experience for not impossible. What about the Travel Experience for people not impossible. What about the i Travel Experience for people going to the us . How much will that differ to the us . How much will that differ to what they may have experienced before covid . T to what they may have experienced before covid . To what they may have experienced before covid . I thick where now are caettin before covid . I thick where now are getting used before covid . I thick where now are getting used to before covid . I thick where now are getting used to the before covid . I thick where now are getting used to the fact before covid . I thick where now are getting used to the fact that before covid . I thick where now are getting used to the fact that there l getting used to the fact that there are complicating forms to fill in and you have to take various different tests, but we have been doing that successfully throughout this summer, we have actually almost accepted the fact that It is now becoming part of the way of life, but once you are on the plane, you are on the plane. Yes, masks will be needed to be on the plane, but It is not that much further, talk about New York, or even florida, and people really want to go for so much that i think the idea that theres going to be a lIttle bIt of adamant involved wont put people off stuff but finally, lisa, a question at the airports and the airlines. The . But finally, lisa, a question at the airports and the airlines. Airports and the airlines. They are auoin to airports and the airlines. They are going to be airports and the airlines. They are going to be handling airports and the airlines. They are going to be handling a airports and the airlines. They are going to be handling a Lot Airports and the airlines. They are going to be handling a lot of going to be handling a lot of passengers more than they have been. Are they good to go . Share passengers more than they have been. Are they good to go . You would hope they would be. Sometimes the number of passengers have taken them by surprise. All we can hope that as we go further into this post by derek iraq, is that we have more recognItion of various different protocols, so It removes the need for each in Vigil Country to make these quIte onerous lead difficult tests further into this post pandemic era. We just need to see those systems put in place and done so on a global basis. Tsa. See those systems put in place and done so on a global basis. Done so on a global basis. Isa, we appreciate done so on a global basis. Isa, we appreciate you done so on a global basis. Isa, we appreciate you joining done so on a global basis. Isa, we appreciate you joining us. Done so on a global basis. Isa, we appreciate you joining us. Thank l done so on a global basis. Isa, we i appreciate you joining us. Thank you very much indeed. Lisa is the Itor'>Travel EdItor for The Sun. Lets turn to russia. A gunman has killed six people at a Ity-east'>UniversIty East of moscow. 2a Others were injured. This happened at Perm State universIty in the urals. The gunman walked onto the campus at 11am. Students and teachers had to barricade themselves inside the universItys buildings. Russian tv also showed other studentsjumping out of buildings to try and escape. And this was the scene outside, wIth police arriving and trying to clear the scene. Heres one student on what she saw. Translation he started shooting but we are in the Smoking Translation he started shooting but we are in the Smoking Area Translation he started shooting but we are in the Smoking Area outside. We are in the Smoking Area outside. When we understood he was shooting at us, we started running inside like a herd of sheep. He chased us to the entrance. Thats It. We were just running away. The suspect has been identified as a student. This is the Police Officer who arrested him. Translation Upon Entering The Buildin on translation Upon Entering The Building on the translation Upon Entering The Building on the Ground Translation Upon Entering The Building on the ground floor, translation Upon Entering The Building on the ground floor, i translation upon entering the | building on the ground floor, i saw an Arm Building on the ground floor, i saw an Arm Demand coming downstairs. I showedm an Arm Demand coming downstairs. I showedm he an Arm Demand coming downstairs. I showed. He pointed the weapon at me and showed. He pointed the weapon at me and fired, then i used my firearm me and fired, then i used my firearm. The man fell down. When i approached firearm. The man fell down. When i approached him, i saw him moving. I took his approached him, i saw him moving. I took his rifle. Approached him, i saw him moving. I took his rifle, cartridges and knife away took his rifle, cartridges and knife away and took his rifle, cartridges and knife away. And provided first aid. Were also told the suspect left a message on Social Media saying he was consumed by hatred and intended to harm others. Olga ivshina, from Bbc Russian, is in london. What more do we know about the alleged attacker . Hat what more do we know about the alleged attacker . What more do we know about the alleged attacker . Not much at the moment, because alleged attacker . Not much at the moment, because the alleged attacker . Not much at the moment, because the post alleged attacker . Not much at the moment, because the post was i alleged attacker . Not much at the i moment, because the post was taken down. We know that he was a first year at that universIty, and we were told he was one of the quiet ones, so he was not communicating a lot, and that type of behaviour is very typical for shooters in lot, and that type of behaviour is very typicalfor shooters in russia. Unfortunately those attacks are becoming more and more common in russia. There was one and another shooting happened in a cIty in crimea, which is annexed by russia, in 2018, and each time, there were victims. In 2018, there were more than ten people. People are getting increasingly worried about that. And they try to figure out what to do, but at the moment there are more questions than answers. But at the moment there are more questions than answers. Olga, how easy would questions than answers. Olga, how easy would It questions than answers. Olga, how easy would It be questions than answers. Olga, how easy would It be for questions than answers. Olga, how easy would It be for a questions than answers. Olga, how easy would It be for a Student Questions than answers. Olga, how easy would It be for a student to i easy would It be for a student to get a gun . It easy would It be for a student to get a gun . Easy would It be for a student to acetaun . ,. ,. , get a gun . It is hard. The laws are caettin get a gun . It is hard. The laws are getting stricter get a gun . It is hard. The laws are getting stricter since get a gun . It is hard. The laws are getting stricter since may, get a gun . It is hard. The laws are getting stricter since may, but getting stricter since may, but actually this guy managed to get his rifle for that. It is still very uneasy, but the thing is that even though the procedure is complicated, many boys are ticking The Box. You have to talk to a psychiatrist, but they have to do wIth so many requests that they even admIt that that check is prettyjust ticking The Box. The same wIth psychologists in schools or at universIties. There usually is one or two per instItution, sojust usually is one or two per instItution, so just physically they Cant Deal wIth the volume of students which are allocated to them, and i guess that is the heart of the problem, that the procedures are in place but some of them are not following. Are in place but some of them are rrot following not following. How restricted wIth the securIty not following. How restricted wIth the Ity-sItuation'>SecurIty SItuation not following. How restricted wIth the Ity-sItuation'>SecurIty SItuation been not following. How restricted wIth the Ity-sItuation'>SecurIty SItuation been on not following. How restricted wIth j the Ity-sItuation'>SecurIty SItuation been on this campus . Would there have been any securIty officers at all on the buildings are on the grounds . This universIty was buildings are on the grounds . Tt 3 universIty was guarded by private securIty. The guards were there, but they were unarmed, and actually the guard was the first who met the student, he was killed early on and he couldnt push the Alarm Button. There is an Alarm Button in schooling and in russia, and back in made us save lives of many school kids, but this time he did not have time to push the button. Thats why students had to run for their lives. Olga from the bc russian, Thank You very much indeed. From Bbc Russian. Latest on this Erupting Volcano on the Canary Islands. Officials in spain say when the lava reaches the sea later, there may be explosions and clouds of toxic gases. Shipping to the west of the island has already been shut down these images are from early monday morning. The volcano had been dormant for 50 years, but on sunday, the eruption began. Thousands of red they didnt have had to be evacuated. Thousands of residents have had to be. This footage was shot by a local resident, sergio. He happened to be hiking on the mountain at the time the eruption started. He describes the moment It happened at secular i was doing a hike, and the volcano exploded near me. I was doing a hike. I saw a house fall down. It was super scary. I spent the night in a tent, we were taking photos wIth our phones for some now i am hiding in an excavator to do this interview, because there are a lot of rocks falling. Jacob Its. Yeah, Its. That was sergio in an excavator. This is one of the Canary Islands. Several villages on the Lava Path have already been evacuated. And more could follow soon this map published by spains national geographic instItute predicts which areas could be swallowed by the lava. You can see It is a significant distance from the eruption. AuthorIties say at least 100 homes and farms have already been destroyed just like this one were seeing here. 80,000 people live in the area, and the concern is that thousands will be left wIthout shelter. Heres the president of the islands council. Translation the sItuation is dramatic, mostly translation the sItuation is dramatic, mostly because translation the sItuation is dramatic, mostly because of L Translation the sItuation is | dramatic, mostly because of the translation the sItuation is dramatic, mostly because of the way the lava is advancing, sweeping away everything in Its path, especially houses. This is what worries us most at the moment. We have been lucky that there are no personal injuries, but now we face the loss of thousands of houses. Lets speak to carmen Del Fresno, a seismologist at spains national geographic instItute. Thank you very much forjoining us. Did anyone expect disruption . Irate did anyone expect disruption . We were did anyone expect disruption . Were expecting It since four years ago, when we started recording some unrest in the island. We had been wIth some seismic. In 2012. They started wIth a seismic series, but last saturday, we saw a new series which was much more shallower, so we have been monItoring It since last saturday. In contact wIth civil protection and all the commIttees, yeah, It was expected. Bud protection and all the commIttees, yeah, It was expected. And carmen, is It possible yeah, It was expected. And carmen, is It possible to yeah, It was expected. And carmen, is It possible to predict yeah, It was expected. And carmen, is It possible to predict how yeah, It was expected. And carmen, is It possible to predict how long is It possible to predict how long the irruption will continue for . It is difficult to calculate, to estimate the certainty of the duration of the irruption, but the historical Irruption Duration on the island has been 24 48 days, so we guess It will be the same as the six corruptions before. T guess It will be the same as the six corruptions before. Corruptions before. I had been mentioning corruptions before. I had been mentioning warnings corruptions before. I had been mentioning warnings of corruptions before. I had been mentioning warnings of what i corruptions before. I had been mentioning warnings of what happens when lava reaches the sea. And you explain to us why that is such a serious moment . 5. Explain to us why that is such a serious moment . Explain to us why that is such a serious moment . S. When the lava reaches the serious moment . S. When the lava reaches the sea, serious moment . S. When the lava reaches the sea, this serious moment . S. When the lava reaches the sea, this magma serious moment . S. When the lava i reaches the sea, this magma contains gases, and they meet the gases at the high temperature, and It can also be some local explosions, which would be dangerous. Can also be some local explosions, which would be dangerous. Also be some local explosions, which would be dangerous. Can you help me understand how would be dangerous. Can you help me understand how eruptions would be dangerous. Can you help me understand how eruptions work would be dangerous. Can you help me understand how eruptions work wIth l understand how eruptions work wIth the most violent moments of the eruption happened in the first few days . Or can It escalate over a period of time . Days . Or can It escalate over a period of time . Normally, the first is the very violent period of time . Normally, the first is the very violent episode, period of time . Normally, the first is the very violent episode, and i is the very violent episode, and then normally It reaches a stable behaviour. However, the magma can. This could mean there can be some other explosive activIties in the same irruption later. Other explosive activIties in the same irruption later. Carmen Del Fresno from same irruption later. Carmen Del Fresno from spains same irruption later. Carmen Del Fresno from spains national fresno from spains national geographic instItute, Thank You very much indeed. We started in washington, we have been to russia, we have been to spain. Next we turn to canada. It is back at the polls for the countrys second election in two years. Six parties are contesting the election, but the focus is on two the opposItion Conservative Party and the liberals in government. Heres Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. He called the Snap Vote in the hope he can capItalise on his Governments Response to the pandemic and a successful covid vaccine programme, but some commentators dont see that playing out. Heres one, mareeka walsh, a polItical reporter for the globe and mail. There was a lot of frustration wIth the fact that he called the election at all. One liberal strategist i spoke wIth yesterday said It showed a Tone Deafness to the electorate. He was never able to adequately answer the question of why we were in this election, and voters are loathe now, It appears, to reward him for his Pandemic Handling after sending them to the polls so early. Mr trudeau is facing questions about why he called the election. There are other issues to which mean he is facing questions. Hes been accused of corruption for allegedly trying to stop criminal proceedings against an Engineering Company which is a major employer in canada. The company has since pled guilty in that case, for Its work in libya where It admItted to paying bribes in order to secure contracts. Justin trudeau has always denied any wrongdoing, but the issue continues to be raised. In 2018, Justin Trudeau was ridiculed in some quarters for this trip to india. It involved a series of choreographed events wIth his family in tradItional indian dress but did not close a Trade Deal wIth india that had been in limbo for more than a decade. It is issues like this that his biggest rivals, the conservatives, are looking to capItalise on. Here is conservative leader erin otoole. Every canadian has met a Justin Trudeau in their lives privileged, entItled and always looking out for Number One. He was looking out for Number One when he called this expensive and unnecessary election in the middle of a pandemic. Samira hussain is in montreal. Samira, who is favourIte . Look, that is the big question. Samira, who is favourIte . Look, that is the big question. When samira, who is favourIte . Look, that is the big question. When justin is the big question. WhenJustin Trudeau asked the call this election several weeks ago, he was actually doing really well in the polls, but as we know, campaigns are long and lots of things can change during the course of the campaign. And i think something that one of the other people you spoke wIth his already said, that the anger from canadians that the selection was even called has really come through, now if you look at the polls, you see mrjoe is actually in a statistical tie wIth his main opponent, erin otoole. Mr Trudeau. A lot of people really wonder whether this polItical gamble that Mr Truax made in calling this election might backfire pretty badly on him and even cost him the Prime Minister shipped Mr Trudeau. On him and even cost him the Prime Ministershipped mrtrudeau. Just minister shipped Mr Trudeau. Just extend minister shipped Mr Trudeau. Just extend the system canada uses to end P Extend The System canada uses to end up wIth Its Prime Minister. Just explained. Tt up wIth Its Prime Minister. ust exlained. ,. , up wIth Its Prime Minister. ust exlained. ,. , explained. It is a multiparty system. There explained. It is a multiparty system. There are explained. It is a multiparty system. There are as explained. It is a multiparty system. There are as you i explained. It is a multiparty system. There are as you outlined some six parties, but the two main parties are the Liberal Party and the Conservative Party. And what happens is that people vote for their individual candidates according to their wrItings, in each province is allotted a certain number of seats. And that is basically how the votes are tallied, and theres a certain number you need to hIt in order to gain a majorIty in parliament. This last years of governing, Mr Trudeau did not actually have that elusive majorIty in government. He was governing as a minorIty Prime Minister, which means he has to build a coalItion every time he wants to try and get something passed, so his rationale for calling this election is to try and get a stronger hold on power if he is in the majorIty, he can pass things wIth ease. It does not look like thatis wIth ease. It does not look like that is going to happen, that hes going to get that majorIty, and he is probably going to be in the same posItion of negotiating wIth other polItical parties to try and get Anything Past. PolItical parties to try and get Anything Past polItical parties to try and get Anything Past. PolItical parties to try and get an hintast. , Anything Past. Finally, samira, Ust Anything past. Finally, samira, ust a Auestion Anything past. Finally, samira, Ust A Question about i Anything Past. Finally, samira, Ust A Question about policy. Anything past. Finally, samira, Ust A Question about policy. We i Anything Past. Finally, samira, jUst A Question about policy. We heard l a question about policy. We heard the conservatives crIticising Mr Trudeau, but aside from crIticising what he has done, what do they propose to do . What are the key policies . T5 propose to do . What are the key olicies . ,. ,. , policies . Is interesting to look at the conservative policies . Is interesting to look at the Conservative Party policies . Is interesting to look at the Conservative Party and policies . Is interesting to look at the Conservative Party and just i policies . Is interesting to look at i the Conservative Party and just how their message has shifted quIte a bIt during this campaign. The Conservative Party here in canada, i would characterise as a small c conservative. They are fiscally conservative. They are fiscally conservative and socially they have become more conservative, but the shift you have been seeing through the course of this campaign is the conservatives are trying to move more towards the centre, to try and get some of these liberal voters, people that would normally vote for the Liberal Party, forJustin Trudeaus party, to actually move over to them, to try and capture some of those disillusioned voters and to get them to vote for the Conservative Party. Conservative party. Samira in montreal. Conservative party. Samira in montreal, thank Conservative Party. Samira in montreal, Thank You Conservative Party. Samira in montreal, Thank You very Conservative Party. Samira in i montreal, Thank You very much. Conservative party. Samira in montreal, Thank You very much. We will have to see how It shakes down. A former Hotel Manager in rwanda who saved hundreds of people during the 1994 genocide has been sentenced to 25 years, after being found guilty of terrorism. Paul rusesabagina inspired the Hollywood Movie Hotel rwanda, and hes long been a vocal crItic of the rwandan president , paul kagame. He boycotted attending his trial and didnt attend today eIther. Catherine byaruhanga has more. Clarice fortune has more. He is absent, but his presence looms larger than ever. Paul rusesabagina has been found guilty of terrorism. He and his Co Accused were tried for their support to the national liberation forces, a Rebel Group accused of daily attacks between 2018 and 2019. 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For his family, the verdict was decided by the president. Translation . ,. Translation the udge has decided what they wanted translation the judge has decided what they wanted decided, translation the judge has decided what they wanted decided, so translation the judge has decided what they wanted decided, so we what they wanted decided, so we expected that. We are happy It is over. It is a chapter that is over and It allows us to put more pressure and other places, to ask the international communIty, which now talks about sanctions, to actually invoke him on rwanda. My father was illegally detained before this verdict, he is illegally detained Today And Tomorrow after this verdict, he will still be illegally detained, so our campaign continues. We are not discouraged by this verdict. It means nothing to us. It was not a fair trial and no credible evidence was put forward. For rusesabagina, famous century feature film. Is known as an enemy for the president. In exile in belgium, he was arrested when he got off a plane. He thought the plane was to land in baroody. Since then the rwandan government has always claimed his arrest was legal. Clarice finishes this half of outside source. I will see you in a few minutes time. Hello there. We saw some pretty decent weather across the country today. A lot of sunshine around, It felt quIte warm again, too. In fact, for much of this upcoming week, Itll be dry wIth a lot of sunshine and feel quIte warm particularly across the south of The Uk, because towards The End of the week, Its northern parts of The Uk, particularly scotland, which will turn windier and cooler, more autumnal wIth outbreaks of rain. So weve had these Weather Fronts bringing more Cloud Today across scotland and northern ireland, and one across East Anglia in the southeast they will tend to fizzle out overnight, leaving some patchy cloud around, but lengthy, clear skies, and winds for most across the northwest of scotland will be light. So Itll turn quIte chilly out of town, but where you have the cloud, just about into double figures. And well see a bIt of Mist And Fog developing here and there. So for tuesday, weve got High Pressure really dominating this scene across much of the country, this deep area of low pressure will introduce stronger winds though to the North And West of scotland, so here Itll turn breezy in the day wIth variable amounts of cloud. But elsewhere, after a cool start wIth early Mist And Fog, Its a lovely day, lots of sunshine around. 20 celsius in aberdeen, could see 21 22 in central and southern england, perhaps south wales, as well. Now as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, this is where we start to see some changes across the north of The Uk that Deep Low and Its Weather Front begin to impact much of scotland and northern ireland, as well, so a band of Heavy Rain will spread southeastwards, turning windierand, behind It, we could see a swathe of gales across northern scotland in particular. But this band of rain will be weakening as It sinks southwards. It doesnt really reach england and wales throughout wednesday, so anotherfine day, lighter winds, some sunshine, quIte warm, highs of 22 celsius. Wednesday into thursday, we see potential of another area of low pressure developing to the north of The Uk that could bring another swathe of wet and windy weather to scotland, gales across the far northeast there. QuIte breezy for northern england, northern ireland, variable cloud, but actually a good deal of sunshine again, particularly into the afternoon where we could see temperatures touching 21 celsius. So pleasantly warm here, but noticeably cooler in the north 10 16 celsius. Add on the wind, Itll feel much cooler than that, very autumnal. It stays fine across southern parts friday and into the weekend, temperatures begin to recover across the north, as well. Hello, im ros atkins, this is outside source. The us is lifting Its covid 19 Air Traffic Ban on foreigners from november. Traffic ban on foreigners from november Traffic Ban on foreigners from november. ~ � , , november. Well be putting in place strict protocols november. Well be putting in place strict protocols to november. Well be putting in place strict protocols to prevent november. Well be putting in place strict protocols to prevent the strict protocols to prevent the spread of covid 19 from passengers flying internationally to the unIted states by requiring that adults foreign nationals travelling to the unIted states be fully vaccinated. The uk and that you have welcomed the decision, both have been encouraging The Uk to lift the plan which had been in place for over 18 months. In russia, a student has been killed, has killed six people after Opening Fire in a universIty. Some students were seen jumping over a building to escape the gunman. The suspect is said to have posted on Social Media that he was consumed wIth hatred and wanted to cause harm. The Uk Government has been laying down fears of a Gas Shortage as prices surged 70 over the last month, bankrupting for Energy Companies. Energy companies. There is absolutely Energy Companies. There is absolutely no Energy Companies. There is absolutely no question, Energy Companies. There is absolutely no question, mr| Energy Companies. There is absolutely no question, mr speaker, of the lights going out and people being unable to keep their homes. Let me bring latest report from Jeremy Bowen in kabul. Its about the humanItarian crisis in afghanistan. The head of the World Health Organization has arrived there and hell know that. The World Bank suspended financial support for the Countrys Health Sector after the taliban took over. Heres jeremys report. The struggle to live, to eat, to survive did not end when the shooting stopped. At first light, hundreds of building workers looking for a Days Employment gather at a Market Place in the centre of kabul. WIth their tools and wIthout much hope. Afghanistans economy is closing down. Millions live in poverty in a country that has received huge sums in foreign aid. These Men Rage about the fortunes stolen by a corrupt elIte in the last 20 years. Food prices are rocketing. Millions barely feed their families. Hunger could become the worst of afghanistans many crises. 9 Billion that might help them was frozen by the americans to keep It away from the taliban. In the name of allah, we call on america that they must give the money in the budget that they have directed from afghanistan, they must recognise our new government. Afghanistan. MalnutrItion is a chronic problem in afghanistan. Only patients wIth other severe complications, like three year old mohammed, have a chance of a bed at kabul childrens hospItal. But more patients are arriving. The doctors said that was because the World Bank stopped Funding Village Clinics after the taliban victory. Life was never easy in afghanistan. Seven month old mohammed is his mothers fourth living child. Six others died at birth. Like all the other women in the corridor, she wanted to hide her identIty. Not a new thing in afghanistan but under the taliban everyone is more cautious. Taliban fighters are highly visible in kabul. Some here say securIty is much better now the fighting is over. For many, It is quiet built on fear. Countries that want to help afghans but detest the taliban and all that they stand for are in a bind. For people to earn money, to buy food, to look after theirfamilies, the taliban needs to preside over a viable state. Now, for the americans, the brItish, nor the other countries that fought the taliban for so many years, that might be just too much, especially if the taliban can then claim another victory. A communIty high above the cIty carries the scars of a0 years of war. So do the families who live here. This family is leaving for pakistan. The mother, the only breadwinner, taught male students. The taliban stopped herjob and her younger daughters education. They have sold their possessions. Leaving is still hard. Their dreams were always fragile in a state riddled wIth corruption, which couldnt survive the departure of Its foreign backers. Afghanistans newest crisis is about fundamentals of life food, Ity-and-hope'>SecurIty And Hope and the Despair And Anger when they have gone. Jeremy bowen, Bbc News, kabul. Theres been a lot of reaction to a decision by the taliban to resume schooling for boys, but not girls in the countrys secondary schools. The bbc has been speaking to the taliban spokesman about that announcement. Translation i must say that we are working on the issue of education for girls. Boys and girls girls until grade six are currently going to school. Boys are going until grade 12. But for older girls and above grade six, we are working on guidelines for their own securIty and safety, and we are working on a new mechanism to start that part of the education, as well, for girls. The issue that we are working on is girls reaching school in safety and in a safe manner. We are working on what their transport should be like, how they should go to school that is the main issue we are working on, and we are making sure of their safety and securIty. Theres a growing Energy Crisis in The Uk. Wholesale prices are soaring and Energy Firms are struggling to cope. This is The UkS Business secretary. We have sufficient capacIty and more than sufficient capacIty to meet demand. And we do not expect Supply Emergency is to occur this winter. Supply emergencies. There is absolutely no question, mr speaker, of the lights going out. The lights wont go out, says the government. But the pressure is real. Wholesale Gas Prices have risen by 250 since january. They rose by over 70 in august alone. But the Regulator Caps how much consumers can be charged. So the pressure stays wIth the providers. Four smaller Energy Companies have gone out of business in the past two weeks. Four more are expected to go under in days. And others are at risk such as the firm green energy. Its almost apocalyptic, wIth how bad It could get. You know, wIth our latest models, in the current market as It is, we wont see It through the winter. If It gets worse, than that timescale gets shortened. Which leads us to, why is this happening . Well, heres bbc polItical Itor-laura-kuenssberg'>EdItor Laura Kuenssberg tweeting that borisjohnson told reporters on the way to New York this is. And this is the Prime Minister in New York. What youre basically seeing is, Its like when theres been a serious frost in your house and all the pipes are frozen, then the big fall comes | and thats when you have the problems and the leaks, and all the difficulties. The big thaw. And thats really whats happening to the global economy. Mrjohnsons argument being that as the global economy picks after the pandemic Its created issued wIth gas supply. Well, lets work through the factors were aware of. First, supply is an issue. It was a particularly Cold Winter in europe, and lockdowns meant people spent more time At Home than normal. That meant use of gas was higher. Lets take spain for Example Gas Storage levels fell from 51 to 35 in one week injanuary. Asias relevant too. During the winter, demand for gas there hIt record highs injanuary. That meant more gas than usual being directed to Asia Gas that might otherwise that might have stayed in europes reserves. On this, heres the head of the Trade Association Energy uk. I think the whole of the Energy Sector is facing unprecedented prices. We are relying on a volatile international commodIty in The Uk because we are highly dependent on gas both in our own homes, when we burn It for heat, and we do that at a level so when we get an unprecedentedly high price, there are unprecedented impacts on the market. Thats one dimension of the supply issue, here is another polItics. This is the nordstream two pipeline. It runs from russia to germany and when working It will double the supply of russian gas to europe. But despIte It being ready, germany, Poland And Ukraine have not given It the ok. Theyre worried about Giving Moscow polItical leverage. Last month Angela Merkel warned of sanctions if moscow uses gas as a polItical weapon. So, no Nord Stream Two supply yet. And while we waIt for that, Russias Supply to europe has fallen to just one fifth of pre pandemic levels. Russia says Its own demands have increased. But last week 1t0 members of the European Parliament are calling for an enquiry into the russian firm gazprom. It controls the current nord Stream Pipeline these meps are concerned Its manipulating current prices to pressurise europe to sign off on Nord Stream Two. Gazprom denies this. Lots of factors but no doubt, europes reserves and supply are down. Thats gas. But electricty is a factor too. This ceo of an Energy Company explains. This is driven by a shortage of electricIty in our country. Our nuclear fleet is out of operation. Weve just had the lowest Wind Summer in 60 years, so our Wind Fleet is down, as well. And one of our interconnectors to europe just caught fire, so we cant bring electricIty in as we used to from france was up thats caused us to return to gas to make power. The problem being that when these pressures develop on tradItional Energy Sources develop theres a lack of alternatives. That renewables just arent ready yet to fill the gap. The Uk Government acknowledges this. The uk is still too reliant on fossil fuels. Our exposure to volatile global Gas Prices underscores the importancel of our plan to build a strong, home grown renewable Energy Sector to strengthen our Ity'>Energy SecurIty into the future. I those are some factors. Theres something some people are asking about brexIt. Is this a factor in explaining The Uks sItuation . Is It more exposed than the eu . I asked the bbc� S Business edItor simonjack. The uk is suffering more than the eu in this particular crisis. But It is not primarily due to brexIt there are some uk specific factors here which are meaning that you are seeing a bigger spike in prices here than you are in europe. For example, youve got the Wind Power when power is a big part of The Uks energy mix, and It hasnt been that windy over the last few weeks. You have outages from the ageing fleet of Nuclear Power Stations here in The Uk, and some of the maintenance on North Sea Gas platforms that were meant to happen have been pushed back because of covid, and thats taken some of them out. And icap them all, there was a fire at a substation at one and where a pipeline brings in energy from the eu. Now sometimes i can come into this wIthout spikes, but thats not happening as much, and therefore you get this really unprecedented spike. Its more than tripled the wholesale price since the beginning of the year, and that has caught a lot companies very off guard who were not predicting something like this. 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But what he did not acknowledge that there some very uk specific issues here, one of which is a reliant on wind, which is intermIttent, youve got an ageing nuclear fleet, maintenance intermIttent, youve got an ageing nuclearfleet, maintenance going on in the north sea, fire could dutch fires going on in substations. So theres all sorts of uk specific factors, and the wholesale price of gas in The Uk is roughly doubled what is in the eu. So for him to brush this off as saying everyone is going through It is not quIte right. Thanks to simon for that. Stay wIth us, we are going to look at how russias Ruling Party has taken nearly 50 of the vote in parliamentary elections amid widespread allegations of Ballot Stuffing and forced voting. The Chelsea Flower Show is being held instead of being at The End of may. This means Itll be noticeable for an absence of late spring flowers. Our correspondent has more. Chelsea is looking autumnal for this unique september show. Royal approval came this afternoon from the earl and countess of wessex. The change of date means the queen is not here this year, but Acting Royalty was on hand, in the queens green canopy garden, where we are all being encouraged to plant a tree for next years platinum jubilee. Are you a keen gardener . I am not a gardener at all, because i am frankly the worst, but i have a very, very good gardener. Frightened of worms. In fact, i have two very good gardeners. And so i am very lucky. We know about Climate Change, and we talk about Climate Change, but this is actually doing something about Climate Change. Planting trees, we know will help. We must do It. Giant Window Boxes in the Cop26 Garden Mark this years un Climate Change conference. The message however small your space is, you can make a difference. If youve got a windowsill, have a window box. Plant It up. Watch the pollinators, watch the bees that will come to that, and It will provide a lIttle Green Corridor in an urban environment. The first day of chelsea draws a Ity-crowd'>CelebrIty Crowd of gardening enthusiasts. Like a lot of people, i kind of started to get into It a bIt over lockdown. I love a peony, and weve got a lot of Rose Bushes back in california, and i love those, like, cutting the roses every thursday wIth my son, which is quIte sweet. But a permanent change will not happen. This week is a one off chance to enjoy the unfamiliar sight of an autumn show. Daniela relph, Bbc News, chelsea. This is outside source live from the Bbc Newsroom. Our Lead Story is. The us is lifting Its covid 19 air Travel Ban on foreigners. From november, passengers who are fully vaccinated against the virus will be able to fly to the us from anywhere in the world. Three Passenger Planes arrived in the haItian capItal of port au prince, carrying some of the thousands of migrants who have camped for days under a Motorway Bridge under the border. Graham satchell has more. Border patrol officers on horseback the paths of migrants try to get through, some using ropes. But Its a losing battle, and most of the migrants eventually make It through. There are thought to be more than 12,000 mainly from haIti camped out under this bridge on the american side of the border. The condItions in squalid, in soaring temperatures. But still they come, escaping poverty and corruption, and natural disasters At Home. Translation disasters At Home. Tuna mom disasters At Home. Translation �. ,. , disasters At Home. Translation . ,. , � translation im afraid ill get de orted. Translation im afraid ill get deported. Theres translation im afraid ill get deported. Theres absolutely i translation im afraid ill get deported. Theres absolutely no | deported. Theres absolutely no safety in haIti. They even killed our president. There is no work and a lot of criminals. We have so many problems. Im here to look for work to help my family there, my brothers and sisters, i want to help them. Translation t and sisters, i want to help them. Translation and sisters, i want to help them. Translation . ,. ,. ,. ,. , translation i have a twoyearold uirl. I have translation i have a twoyearold girl i have a translation i have a twoyearold girl. I have a wife, translation i have a twoyearold girl. I have a wife, and translation i have a twoyearold girl. I have a wife, and we translation i have a twoyearold girl. I have a wife, and we have to i girl. I have a wife, and we have to eat because girl. I have a wife, and we have to eat because we are human, we are human eat because we are human, we are human. Nobody wants to leave their country human. Nobody wants to leave their country to human. Nobody wants to leave their country to go to live in another Country Country to go to live in another country. No one wants to do It. We got here country. No one wants to do It. We got here because we want a better life The American President , Joe Biden, has set a limIt, a cap on the number of refugees allowed into the country this year. Just over 62,000. It means many of the migrants are being put on planes and sent back to haIti. We are working around the clock to expedItiously move migrants out of the heat, elements. To our processing facilIties in order to quickly process and remove individuals from the unIted states, consistent wIth our laws and policies. At the airport back in haIti, many of the deported migrants say there is nothing for them here and they plan to make the journey to america again as soon as they can. As The Sun sets on the rio grande, people continue to cross from mexico into texas wading through the water, carrying their belongings and small children, desperate for a better life. Graham satchell, Bbc News. Lets turn to russia. The kremlin has rejected allegations of Vote Rigging during parliamentary elections at the weekend. And were told 90 of the vote has been counted wIth vladimir putins unIted Russia Party the clear winner. Heres the president earlier. Translation i would like to Express Secific translation i would like to express specific Words Translation i would like to express specific words of translation i would like to express specific words of Itude-translation'>GratItude Translation i would like to express specific words of gratItude to translation i would like to express specific words of gratItude to the i specific words of gratItude to the cItizens of russia, and Thank You for your trust, cItizens of russia, and Thank You foryourtrust, dear cItizens of russia, and Thank You for your trust, dear friends. Elections were held over three days to elect all a50 seats in the Lower House of Russian Parliament known as the state duma. WIth 90 of the vote counted Ited-russia'>UnIted Russia in blue won nearly 50 of the vote, taking two thirds of the seats the Communist Party was next, taking 20 . Three other parties are on course to take 5 , the threshold they need to get seats in parliament. None of this is a surprise. President putins most vocal crItics were barred from running, and candidates who were allowed to stand were heavily vetted. Celebrations started hours after polls closed. This was the scene at the unIted Russia Headquarters in moscow on Sunday Evening a huge show of support for president putin. There have been numerous allegations of Ballot Stuffing and forced voting. Heres an Eu Commission Spokesman on his concerns. These elections have taken place in an atmosphere of intimidating, crItical and independent voices, and these elections took place wIthout credible international observation. There are lots of videos to support this. This footage was released by an Ition-party'>OpposItion Party from one Polling Station in It, you can see a Woman Standing in front of the Ballot Box on the right, and a Hand Throwing Ballots inside The Box three times. These are pictures from another Polling Station a hooded woman is caught on camera, apparently stuffing boxes. In this video on the left, a mop is used to cover up the camera, which you can see clearly in the video on the right. One independent Itoring-group'>Vote MonItoring Group in russia says It found li,500 reports of violations, including messages from people who were forced by their employers to vote. The opposItion has called It a fraudulent election. And heres the analysis of daria platonova, a pro kremlin polItical commentator in moscow. This is quIte logical what happened wIth these elections. 49 was gained by Ited-russia'>UnIted Russia. So these scores are quIte usual for Ited-russia'>UnIted Russia, because Its supported mostly by the majorIty of russia. And this time, when Ited-russia'>UnIted Russia presented as the key figures of the party, the main heroes of russia to offer them geopolItical heroes, and one of them is a medical one. Peter kazlov, from Bbc Russian is in Khab Ar Ovsk in the Far East of russia. So, what we know is that the governor who is being elected today, who was appointed by moscow, he had no real opposItion here in the elections. In fact, he had only three opponents, but none of them were doing any electoral campaigns here. So they were quiet and even the main opposItion campaign, the Tv Anchor from the channel one, the russian State Channel one she never came here before the elections day. So in fact, they had no alternative for the guy who was appointed by moscow. BrItish stars had a very successful night at Emmy Awards los angeles. The Netflix Royal Drama The Crown won best Drama Series and four acting wins for gillian anderson, olivia colman, Josh Oconnor and tobias menzies. The Apple Tv Comedy Ted Lasso also won you got what i need. A celebration of television at a time when It provided a lifeline. She screams an ecstatic Hannah Waddingham took the first brItish award of the evening for her role in Ted Lasso, beating her Best Friend and co star. I swear to god, if i could break off one of her arms and give It to you, because thats what you are to me. Theres no rebecca wIthout keeley. And if you ever leave my life, im going to stalk you. Brett goldstein, Ted Lasso. Ted Lasso Team mate Brett Goldstein got an emmy for his role as the foul mouthed roy kent. It won best comedy series, and best Lead Actor in a comedy went to Jason Sudeikis The Man who created and stars in It. Kate winslet. Kate winslet won for her Lead Role in the Miniseries Mare of easttown. I just want to acknowledge my fellow nominees in this decade that has to be about women having each other� s backs. I support you, i salute you. Im proud of all of you. Oh the crown. But It was the crown that triumphed once again winning best drama and all four of the main drama acting categories. I wish my dad was here to see this. Audience ohh i lost my daddy during covid, and he would have loved all of this and finally, recognItion for michaela coel, who, following numerous nominations, won an emmy for wrIting i may destroy you. This was her message. WrIte the tale that scares you, that makes you feel uncertain, that isnt comfortable. I dare you. I dedicate this story to every single survivor of sexual assault. Thank you. Many tears of joy were shed in appreciation of those that created the places we escaped to during a Pandemic Year when we perhaps needed them more than ever. The show the Television Academy put on may have looked daring and diverse, but when you look at who went home wIth which awards, the big winners of the night were once again predominantly whIte. Sophie long, Bbc News, hollywood. A quick you can find more reports from me and the team, elsewhere on the bbc. If youre in the Uk Search for My Name on iplayer in the news category. You can listen to Audio Versions each week on the bbc Sounds App and on your smart speaker. Our videos are on the Bbc News websIte, as well. Thanks for watching, see you tomorrow, all the best. Hello there. We saw some pretty decent weather across the country today. A lot of sunshine around, It felt quIte warm again, too. In fact, for much of this upcoming week, Itll be dry wIth a lot of sunshine and feel quIte warm particularly across the south of The Uk, because towards The End of the week, Its northern parts of The Uk, particularly scotland, which will turn windier and cooler, more autumnal wIth outbreaks of rain. So weve had these Weather Fronts bringing more Cloud Today across scotland and northern ireland, and one across East Anglia in the southeast they will tend to fizzle out overnight, leaving some patchy cloud around, but lengthy, clear skies, and winds for most across the northwest of scotland will be light. So Itll turn quIte chilly out of town, but where you have the cloud, just about into double figures. And well see a bIt of Mist And Fog developing here and there. So for tuesday, weve got High Pressure really dominating this scene across much of the country, this deep area of low pressure passing well to the north of The Uk. Will introduce stronger winds though to the North And West of scotland, so here Itll turn breezy in the day wIth variable amounts of cloud. But elsewhere, after a cool start wIth early Mist And Fog, Its a lovely day, lots of sunshine around. 20 celsius in aberdeen, could see 21 22 in central and southern england, perhaps south wales, as well. Now as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, this is where we start to see some changes across the north of The Uk that Deep Low and Its Weather Front begin to impact much of scotland and northern ireland, as well, so a band of Heavy Rain will spread southeastwards, turning windierand, behind It, we could see a swathe of gales across northern scotland in particular. But this band of rain will be weakening as It sinks southwards. It doesnt really reach england and wales throughout wednesday, so anotherfine day, lighter winds, some sunshine, quIte warm, highs of 22 celsius. Wednesday into thursday, we see potential of another area of low pressure developing to the north of The Uk that could bring another swathe of wet and windy weather to scotland, gales across the far northeast there. QuIte breezy for northern england, northern ireland, variable cloud, but actually a good deal of sunshine again, particularly into the afternoon where we could see temperatures touching 21 celsius. So pleasantly warm here, but noticeably cooler in the north 10 16 celsius. Add on the wind, Itll feel much cooler than that, very autumnal. It stays fine across southern parts friday and into the weekend, temperatures begin to recover across the north, as well. This is Bbc News, im james reynolds. The headlines at eight oclock despIte a massive rise in the wholesale costs paid by Energy Firms, no government Bail Out for companies in trouble as ministers say Ity'>Gas And ElectricIty supplies are secure. There is absolutely no question, mr speaker, of the lights going out, or of people being unable to heat their homes. In supermarkets, Its feared the rise in Gas Prices will cause a shortage of co2 vItal forfood and drinks production. Co2 is used everywhere in Food Manufacturing to keep stuff fresher. WIthout It, there will be shortages and food waste. The Ban On Uk and Eu Travellers going to the us will be lifted in november 20 months after It began. Lava from an Erupting Volcano in the Canary Islands has destroyed more than 100 homes as It flows towards the sea