ramaphosa, said it was a tragedy. our correspondent in johannesburg, pumza fihlani, sent this report. piercing screams as a fire rages through a building in the heart ofjohannesburg. home to hundreds, residents have described the horror of people clamouring to get to the nearest exit as smoke filled the building's narrow corridors. many were not that lucky. the actual fire escape was closed, so there was a lot of people, you know, a lot of people with smoke, people were suffocated, a lot of people died because of the smoke, because there was a lot of pressure, some of the gates were closed. as bodies are pulled out of the gutted building onto the street, grief sets in for some of the survivors. the reality of their loss sinking in. many of those who have died are said to be burnt beyond recognition. hours later, and the flames are finally out. this has now become a recovery operation, emergency workers have said. officials have told the bbc that it is unlikely that any more survivors will be found. they still do not know the cause of the fire. since this is a hijacked or abandoned building, there might be two options here. it might be an illegal connection or overheating devices they are using, because we are told that at the time when the fire started, they didn't have electricity. residents in the building were living in squalid and crowded conditions, described by authorities as an informal settlement with partitions. the building was condemned, declared unsafe by its owners, the city ofjohannesburg, but had been taken over by property gangs who rent out buildings to scores of people per room. this one was home to working—class migrants from neighbouring countries as well as south africans from poorer provinces who came tojohannesburg in search of better economic prospects. buildings like this, stay away from them, remove yourselves from them. and also, on the part of government itself, the justice system is also failing us. when we identify the hijackers, we want them to be prosecuted. somewhere along the line they are being let loose. the investigation into the fire is in its early stages, but this story is only going to get worse for those affected, left without a home or any belongings. left waiting for news on friends and family as the number of fatalities increases. a resident who managed to escape to give us this account of how it happened. i give us this account of how it happened-— give us this account of how it ha ened. , ., ., happened. i “umped out of the window. |_ happened. ijumped out of the window. ijumped _ happened. ijumped out of the window. ijumped out - happened. ijumped out of the window. ijumped out the - happened. i jumped out of the - window. ijumped out the window. someone threw a baby, i catch the baby, and i catch him. if someone threw a baby, i catch the baby, and i catch him.— baby, and i catch him. if you want to know a — baby, and i catch him. if you want to know a bit _ baby, and i catch him. if you want to know a bit more _ baby, and i catch him. if you want to know a bit more about - baby, and i catch him. if you want to know a bit more about what - baby, and i catch him. if you want to know a bit more about what is| to know a bit more about what is going on injohannesburg, and also the very latest, you can go to the bbc�*s the very latest, you can go to the bbc�*s website. there is a large —— there is a live page that is being updated with our correspondent on the ground, and here in london as well. here, grant shapps has been appointed as the new uk defence secretary. mr shapps has previously held a number of other cabinet positions, including energy secretary and transport secretary. he succeeds ben wallace, who has resigned and is standing down from parliament at the next general election. writing on social media mr shapps said... so let's take a closer look at grant shapps' rise. the welwyn hatfield mp has been a fixture in the upper reaches of the conservative party for more than a decade. he moves into his next post from being energy secretary, focussing on energy security, and bringing down the cost of bills. and while he did very briefly serve as home secretary, before the resignation of liz truss as prime minister, he is best known for his time as transport secretary, a role he is known to have enjoyed. he built a reputation as a reliable media performer, regularly sent out to defend the government during periods of crisis under the former prime minister borisjohnson. let's bring in katy balls, political editor of the spectator. i guess this was pretty much a surprise for many people who watch the political scene. what do you make of it? ml the political scene. what do you make of it?— the political scene. what do you make of it? �* , , ., make of it? all the signs were that rishi sunak — make of it? all the signs were that rishi sunak want _ make of it? all the signs were that rishi sunak want to _ make of it? all the signs were that rishi sunak want to pick _ make of it? all the signs were that rishi sunak want to pick a - make of it? all the signs were that rishi sunak want to pick a loyalist, j rishi sunak want to pick a loyalist, someone who they could trust in number ten, someone who they could trust in numberten, and grant someone who they could trust in number ten, and grant shapps does tick that box. various names doing the rounds, i think grant shapps only came nearer the time, but in terms of what the prime minister is trying to achieve with this, which is having someone in the ministry of defence who you can trust on ukraine, but also with lots of very tricky spending decisions coming up, going into an election, i think grant shapps ticks that box. i've made you think is tenure as defence minister will make any difference as to how it is run at all? when it comes to support for ukraine, that is something he is very keen to insist will continue as it did under ben wallace, it to something where there will be continuity. i think there will be continuity. i think there has always been our friction between defence secretaries and the treasury as to how much money is required, and that was no different under ben wallace in terms of interactions with number ten. rishi sunak did not win ben wallace's support, who was grant shapps's predecessor during the... because he did not commit as much to spend as was trusted. part of this is to try and avoid the showdowns we are seen previously, although it could be a different in terms of when you are looking at funding issues for defence, grant shapps may take a different approach to ben wallace. lets talk about the person who is taking over the energy and net zero department, and that is claire coutinho. there's been a bit of eyebrow raising, because climate change, net zero, they should really be a priority, some people are saying. if there are changes in ministers this often, how can we then be sure that this ministry is going to have the kind of attention it needs? i going to have the kind of attention it needs? ~ . ., it needs? i think the churn of ministers. — it needs? i think the churn of ministers, particularly - it needs? i think the churn of ministers, particularly if - it needs? i think the churn of ministers, particularly if you | it needs? i think the churn of - ministers, particularly if you think about the chaos of the past year, a bit more than that, in the tory party, is a continued problem in terms of focus. it is also a very big promotion for claire coutinho, because she is the first... to join the cabinet. she was previously serving as a minister in the department for education, so it is quite a step up. we can take from this that this is someone that rishi sunak trusts a lot, which suggest the importance to the brief that she is putting in there. she worked as a special adviser, then as an mp she was his pps, and knows the prime minister very well. to me and suggest that he is wanting to keep a close eye on what is happening in that department, and having someone he trusts to get to grips with it. former labour leader ed miliband says that shuffling shares won't deliver energy policy. ultimately, we knew this _ deliver energy policy. ultimately, we knew this was _ deliver energy policy. ultimately, we knew this was coming. - deliver energy policy. ultimately, we knew this was coming. are - deliver energy policy. ultimately, we knew this was coming. are we going to see much change in terms of direction? click coutinho becomes energy secretary at a time when there is a big debate going on about net zero, particularly since the uxbridge by—election where the tories narrowly held on following a campaign against the mayor's air pollution tactics. there is this question on whether the tories will start to backslide on some of their climate change commitments. it's worth pointing out click continue was a member of the conservative environment network, so it is hard to define them as someone who is anti—net zero, so to speak. to define them as someone who is anti-net zero, so to speak. always aood to anti-net zero, so to speak. always good to talk _ anti-net zero, so to speak. always good to talk to _ anti-net zero, so to speak. always good to talk to you. _ search and rescue teams have been combing through damaged properties in florida, in the wake of hurricane idalia. officials have warned it could take time to reach remote areas in the south—eastern us state, with routes blocked by high water or downed trees. efforts are being made to reconnect hundreds of thousands of people without power. idalia, now a tropical storm, is moving into the atlantic, after crossing georgia and south carolina. in florida, some people are returning to their homes, assuming those homes still exist. cristian bernavides of cbs news gave us this update a short while ago. take a look right behind me, and this used to be an inn right here on cedar key. the first cottage was completely decimated by the storm surge that came in. this is a small town, just about 700 full—time residents living here. of course, it depends on tourism and people coming to these inns and motels to spend a weekend at the beach. that is not happening any time soon. in fact, there is a roadblock by police, only people that have business being here are actually allowed into cedar key. now, the owner of this business is vowing to rebuild. i think it's important to compare what happened last year with hurricane ian and some of the destruction we saw there. if you think about these both being major hurricanes, and where they hit, we had an area that was not so which is where hurricane idalia went through, and then we had a heavily populated area, which is where hurricane ian went through, and we saw sort of the loss of life that we had with ian, we had not seen so far that it is anything close to that with idalia. so two things. you have a less populated area. you also have the fact that that was so fresh in the minds of floridians, those images from fort myers beach, when the storm surge came rolling in. a lot of people here remembered that, and you sort of hope that people heeded those warnings and that is why we are not seeing huge loss of life. cristian, what are the stories of people you have been talking to who have been affected by this? well, one big thing that is happening here is, there has been concern about contaminated fuel. in fact, about 29 gas stations along this region are thought to have had unleaded fuel that was potentially mixed with diesel, and so that is now further compounded by the fact that we had a hurricane, and when is the gas going to be delivered? now, we haven't heard of any specific stories of people unable to get around because of it, but it has been on the minds of floridians now. there are published reports about what some people have lived through, particularly here in cedar key. about 100 people of those 700 full—time residents, officials say, remained here through the storm. there is the story of a woman in the new york times who said that she rode it out because her son did not want to leave, her adult son did not want to leave cedar key, and she says it is something she just wishes she had not done. and you hear those stories over and over again, you know, i wish i had not stayed through that on these barrier islands. but i think what is important to also put into perspective here is that these storms, you know that they are... when the forecast is set, they wobble, and so folks may think, "oh, look, the eye is not necessarily coming through here, "it will not necessarily be that bad." and then at the very end, the storm wobbles, and actually makes landfall in those communities, and that is sort of weather disconnect comes in, where floridians, some of them may think, look, you know, "this doesn't appear "to be coming near me," but that is exactly what happened last year with ian. the track initially for ian was closer to tampa, and then it made a last—minute wobble and we saw how it devastated communities there. on this occasion, we saw idalia also wobble, put towards areas that are not heavily populated for the most part. we are expecting governor ron desantis to bring us up—to—date on the situation after idalia travelled across the state, wreaking, as you heard there, havoc across the state. governor desantis is one of the frontrunners for president —— republican nominee for president. he will be keen to show himself, and has been very vocal and very much seen by people in florida and across the united states. we will keep an eye on that, and bring you that press conference as and when it happens. across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the former conservative mp antoinette sandbach has asked to be removed from an academic�*s research that connects her to a slave—owning ancestor. malik al nasir named ms sandbach as a descendant of samuel sandbach, a liverpool merchant who had a stake in plantations in the west indies, in a 2021 video. she argues the links are not in the public interest. sandwich chain pret—a—manger has been fined £800,000 after a member of staff was trapped in a walk—in freezer at one of its london shops for 2.5 hours. the woman was treated for suspected hypothermia, and says she feared for her life. pret says they've "worked with the manufacturer to develop a solution to stop this from happening again." police trying to trace a poet who went missing at a music festival have found a body during a nearby search operation. gboyega odubanjo was last seen at the shambala music festival in northamptonshire, at around 4am on saturday morning. he was invited to read poetry at the event the following day. formal identification of the body has not yet taken place. let's cross live to tallahassee in florida, and listen to ron desantis talking about storm idalia. thea;e florida, and listen to ron desantis talking about storm idalia. they are conductin: talking about storm idalia. they are conducting high _ talking about storm idalia. they are conducting high water— talking about storm idalia. they are conducting high water and - talking about storm idalia. they are conducting high water and welfare l conducting high water and welfare checks. these efforts are continuing, and they will continue until there is no longer a need. we are working hard to restore power across the state of florida. as of 6am today, there are approximately 146,000 power outages were reported across the state, but power is being restored quickly. thus far, 420,000 accounts that lost power during the storm had been restored, and the bulk of the outages at this point are in that big ben region, a lot of the rural counties that bore the brunt of the storm, and those are counties that will have co—opt, and they are working to accept the mutual aid. all the linemen that we have come tens of thousands, they are here still. they have been released, and they're going to be working on particularly that area to get people back. there are parts of it that are 100% out, like in taylor county, so that is priority number one to start getting those reconnected. some of that stuff may require more than just connecting the power lines. if you have real significant structural damage, if there is damage to a substation that requires a little bit more, kevin will properly provide a bit of an update on that. the reality is we have a lot of people on the ground, and this is a big priority. also a priority has been clearing impacted roadways. the florida department of transportation is clear that the vast majority of impacted roadways. allstate bridges, including the cedar key bridge have been cleared, and that happened within 12 hours of landfall. we really appreciate them doing that. the 15 mile stretch of i10 that was closed yesterday in madison county was cleared and reopened last night, and so that is opened today going forward. we have requested from the federal government a major disaster declaration for all 25 counties that fell under the hurricane warning. this will allow us to start the pre—removal, and will provide funding for individual assistance, which include shelter and temporary housing for impacted individuals. schools, we are going to have 30 of the 52 districts that closed during the 52 districts that closed during the storm open today, and an additional eight will be open tomorrow. our commissioner of education is working with those big bend to counties to get them back up and thatis that is ron desantis, talking about the clean—up operation, and in particular getting people electricity back to their homes, and as you just heard there, getting schools back up and running. now, some breaking news for you from wales, where two teenagers were killed in an e—bike crash in may, the deaths triggered a riot. dozens of police officers were injured, property was damaged dozens and cars were set alight by residents who believed that kyrees sullivan and harvey evans were being chased by police. cctv captured the two boys being followed by a police van in elee — in the welsh capital. now a police officer, who had previously been served a gross misconduct notice — is being criminally investigated for dangerous driving. development in that story that we have been talking about on bbc news. our wales correspondent hywel griffith is in cardiff. this investigation was taken up by the independent office for police complaints, after it was alleged that police had chased these teenagers minutes before their death in may. the two boys, who were 16 and 15, were on an electric bike that crashed in their home neighbourhood, and residents there were immediately angry and suspicious of the police action. cctv footage later emerged showing thatjust cctv footage later emerged showing that just up to cctv footage later emerged showing thatjust up to a minute before their deaths, police van had been following them around the streets. initially, the driver of that police van, and a passenger were served with gross misconduct notices, and now, just over an hour so ago, we were told that the driver, a serving police officer, has been informed that he is now being investigated for dangerous driving, a criminal offence. now, we should stress that this is still at the investigation stage, no formal charge has been brought, and the independent police officers are still being investigated. they managed to get hundreds of statements from people living in the town, trying to piece together what happened minute by minute, second by second before this bike crash. we were also told that the families of kyrees sullivan and harvey evans have been informed of this latest element. —— latest development. the major uk high street chain wilko is in more trouble. hundreds ofjobs will be lost after a bid for the entirety of the collapsed company fell through. the only potential bidder, which had said it would protect all 12,500 employees and 400 wilko sites, missed a deadline set by the administrator pwc. let's talk to our business correspondent emma simpson. bring us up—to—date with what happened. bring us up-to-date with what happened-— bring us up-to-date with what hauened. , . ~ happened. three weeks since wilko colla sed, happened. three weeks since wilko collapsed. one _ happened. three weeks since wilko collapsed, one of _ happened. three weeks since wilko collapsed, one of the _ happened. three weeks since wilko collapsed, one of the uk's - happened. three weeks since wilko collapsed, one of the uk's biggest. collapsed, one of the uk's biggest discount retailers. the clock is now ticking. at the end of last week, completely from left field, there was a bit from the company to a private equity firm led by a former metals and mining banker with no apparent retail experience, coming in with a £90 million offer to take the entire business, the 400 stores, and guarantee all the jobs for two years. so, pwc started discussions and doing background checks, and at the end of the day, after the checks, it concluded it was not viable. in other words, there was no proof that it had the necessary funds. so, what happens now? the best and only hope now for wilko is for negotiations with doug paxman, the canadian businessman and owner of hmv. he is in negotiations take on a substantial number of stores, but not the company's hq or distribution centre. the question is, can a good deal be done with him? already, hundreds of redundancies are going to start taking effect next week. some 269 we know already at the support centre in worksop, with further redundancies to distribution centres. if a deal cannot be done with doug putman, we are looking at all like the break—up —— at a likely break—up of the group. the union which represents about 4000 workers say there is no guarantee here, and we continue to prepare for the worst. ., ~ we continue to prepare for the worst. . ~ , ., we continue to prepare for the worst. ., ~' , ., , we continue to prepare for the worst. . ~ ,, , . worst. thank you very much indeed, emma. atime a time capsule initially thought to be empty at the us military academy has been found to find our medal dating between 17... what does that mean? we think it may have slipped into a crack in the box at some point over the last 200 years. how many moons can you think of? well, there's a full moon, a crescent moon, a harvest moon, to name a few — and every so often you get to see a blue super—moon. that was the case last night — as the rare astronomical event took place for the first time since 2009. it only occurs when the moon is at its closest point in its orbit around the earth. people all over the world got the chance to look up and see it for themselves. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. the weather is looking promising this weekend and indeed into much of next week. we've got high pressure building in to bring settled, sunny, dry and warm weather for most of us. but back to the here and now, low pressure continues to bring a lot more cloud outbreaks of rain for southern and western areas courtesy of these weather fronts. so the heaviest of the rain will be through the channel, particularly later on this evening and overnight. so this is how it's looking for the rest of today. northern ireland, much of wales, central and southern england will see thicker cloud outbreaks of rain, but large parts of scotland, northeast and east england will stay dry with some good sunny spells here. variable cloud up to 21 degrees in the east with some sunshine. generally, the mid—teens further south and west where we have the rain now this evening of overnight could see an area of thundery rain move through the channel certainly for the channel islands. scraping along the south coast further north would be rather cloudy. outbreaks of light and patchy rain, quite a mild, muggy night to come in the south, a little bit fresher across scotland where we have clear skies for friday. then we have that weather front lying across southern scotland, northern ireland, northern england, to the north of it, sunnier with one or two showers and an improving picture for the rest of england and wales. we should see the sunshine emerging into the afternoon. some good sunny spells around and just one or two showers. the odd heavier one. i'm feeling warmer, 22 degrees across the southeast as we head and feeling warmer, 22 degrees across the southeast as we head across the southeast. as we head through the weekend, though, high pressure builds in. it will be largely dry and sunny for most of us. we lose that weather front as we move through friday night, saturday and sunday, high pressure with us. but these weather fronts will continue to flirt with the north west of the uk to bring stronger winds and outbreaks of rain, especially on sunday. saturday, we have some mist and fog to contend with, that should melt away. lots of sunshine, more cloud breeze across the northwest of scotland closer to those weather fronts. so we've got the high teens here, but it's warming up further south, up to 23 degrees or so across central and southern areas. sunday, similar story, early mist and fog clears plenty of sunshine, but we will see outbreaks of rain, stronger winds for the highlands and islands. elsewhere, though, plenty of sunshine, top temperatures, 24 or 25 degrees, it will be warming up. and then as we head into next week, high pressure continues to bring a lot of dry, and settled weather, particularly towards southern and western areas. but there will be increasing threats of showers along spells of rain as we move deeper into the week. a slowdown in the workshop of the world — what's the fallout from china's slowing economy? and fresh worries about its property market. while india's economy is going great guns — but strong growth numbers just out come as food prices soar. welcome to world business report. i'm ben thompson. let's start in china, where the latest economic data out shows the country's manufacturing activity contracted for a fifth straight month. the official manufacturing purchasing managers' index rose slightly to 49.7 in august, which was slightly higher than many analysts were expecting. but, that figure is still below 50 which signals contraction. it's safe to say, the much anticipated post—covid rebound has not materialised yet. there are also worries about the indebted property sector. today, moody's downgraded chinese property giant country garden again — the firm faces a crucial vote to avoid defaulting on a bond repayment.

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