Its wednesday the 25th of october. A United Nations agency which looks after Palestinian Refugees has warned it could stop its work in gaza tonight if it doesnt receive urgent deliveries of fuel. Last night, eight trucks carrying food, water and medicine crossed the rafah border between egypt and gaza, but israel has banned fuel from entering the territory, saying hamas would use it for military purposes. Hamas is designated as a Terrorist Organisation by many western governments, including the uk. There are now growing International Calls for a humanitarian pause in the fighting, to allow aid to reach gazas residents. 0ur middle east correspondent Yolande Knell has the latest. The slow trickle of aid. Just eight lorries carrying water, food and medicine made their way into gaza last night. But whats not getting in is fuel. Hospitals are struggling. Here, medics use their phones to light the way as a patient arrives, as theres no fuel for generators and theyre overwhelmed by casualties. Israel has banned fuel from entering the territory, saying hamas, designated as a Terrorist Group by many western governments, including the uk, may use it for military purposes. The un agency which looks after Palestinian Refugees has warned it could stop its operation in gaza as soon as tonight without it. If we do not get more fuel into gaza, we, as unwra, the largest aid agency in gaza, will not be able to carry out any humanitarian operations. With plenty of Aid Building Up in egypt, theres frustration about the sluggish relief effort. This is one of the who trucks loaded with the urgent needs for patients inside gaza. There is trauma kits, there is medicine and drugs, there is the disposable, which is much needed now to treat the patients and to manage casualties inside gaza. This baby was rescued by an Emergency Caesarean after yesterdays bombing in khan younis. Its mum, Navin Abu 0deh is fighting for her life. Her husband, a un worker, was killed, and another five family members. Theres been a big jump in the death toll, with official palestinian figures showing many hundreds killed in the past 2a hours. At the un, the Secretary General, antonio guterres, said the bombardment and blockade of gaza violated international law, sparking a diplomatic row. As did the use of civilians as Human Shields by high mass. I am deeply concerned about the clear violations of International Humanitarian law that we are witnessing in gaza. Let me be clear no party to an Armed Conflict is above International Humanitarian law. But diplomatic efforts continue. Now, International Calls are mounting for a humanitarian pause in fighting, with the us, proposing a temporary lull in hostilities, short of a formal ceasefire. And while israels war with hamas is raging, there are other fronts heating up. Thousands of troops are now gathering on israels northern border with lebanon, and there were strikes in neighbouring syria overnight. It adds to the fears that whats happening in gaza will create wider regional turmoil. Yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. 0ur middle east correspondent Yolande Knelljoins us now from jerusalem. Yolande, explain to us why fuel isnt getting in . First of all, after those terrible attacks on the 7th of october, israel stopped fuel from going on, it closed its only commercial crossing with the gaza strip, and the fuel used to be used for the power plant in gaza which was forced to turn off. Electricity was also stopped from going through to the mains supply which palestinians used to be able to buy. Now all of the reserve fuel in gaza has run out but the Israeli Military insists it will not allow the aid which comes in to include fuel because it says in the past that has been diverted by hamas Foreign Military infrastructure in the gaza strip and it has said to the gaza strip and it has said to the un to get back the fuel that was stolen in the past by hamas and use it to fuel the hospitals. And there have been growing calls overnight for a humanitarian pause to end the fighting. Is that likely to happen . There are also calls for a full on ceasefire to end the bloodshed, coming from russia and arab countries, but israel has completed, completely ruled that out in recent days, saying it is determined to dismantle hamas. What has shifted in recent hours is you are also hearing from the us, the closest ally of israel, a new call for a lull in hostilities, and you had the us Secretary Of State Anthony Boynton saying in comments thatjust as a high mass just as hamas was obliged to stop hiding behind civilians, israel was obliged to take all precautions to avoid harm to civilians, and he said humanitarian pauses should be considered to allow aid to get into the people who really need it. 0ur gaza correspondent Rushdi Abualoufjoins us now from the Southern City of khan younis. We are hearing from the United Nations, aid workers in gaza, they are going to have to stop relief work because of the lack of fuel. It sounds desperate. Sounds desperate. Over 600,000 eo le will sounds desperate. Over 600,000 peeple will be sounds desperate. Over 600,000 people will be left sounds desperate. Over 600,000 people will be left without sounds desperate. Over 600,000 people will be left without water, | people will be left without water, electricity and shelter if the un, the largest aid agency providing aid to most of the people who were displaced from their homes in gaza city and the north. I have been to one of these camps, the first camp that the un set up, about 200 tents and about 3000 people. It is catastrophic, they are struggling to find water and food, there is no bathroom, very limited bathrooms, people are queueing to go to the bathroom. So what about if they shut to this centre and about 120 or 130 centres housing people . Capacity is full and it is overloaded with people. It is everywhere. People in corridors, outside this centre. Here in the hospital around me, you can see people are sleeping in tents inside the hospital, any space or empty land, anyplace which can house people is full of people displaced, from the north. The israelis asked the people to leave their houses in the people to leave their houses in the north and gaza city and to come south. I heard from people yesterday that no place is safe. There were around four or five air strikes around four or five air strikes around this hospital this morning, People Killed overnight in israeli air strikes, so people believe no place is safe, so many people will start to take the journey back to their houses if they can find it, because of the scale of destruction is unbelievable. We are getting footage and pictures from neighbourhoods in gaza city, one neighbourhood, 35 buildings flattened to the ground, leaving thousands of people homeless in the area. No place is safe, there is no place you can find shelter in gaza city or the so called safe area. You city or the socalled safe area. You mentioned city or the socalled safe area. You mentioned the city or the so called safe area. You mentioned the strikes overnight, what are other nights like . Essen; what are other nights like . Every niuht is what are other nights like . Every night is the what are other nights like . Every night is the same, what are other nights like . Every night is the same, the what are other nights like . Every night is the same, the night what are other nights like . Er night is the same, the night before was the deadliest i have seen. Last night was tough but not as tough as the night before. Comparing the number of People Killed. This morning it is still early, people are still gathering information from different centres and different hospitals, but by ten oclock gaza time, two hours from now, they will release all the details of the last 24 release all the details of the last 2a hours, with the number of israeli strikes and the number of People Killed in those strikes. We understand from the hospital and medical sources, about 80 people have been killed overnight. Thank ou for have been killed overnight. Thank you for talking have been killed overnight. Thank you for talking to have been killed overnight. Thank you for talking to us. Ben has more of todays news. Labour leader sir keir starmer and his Deputy Angela rayner will meet with muslim mps this afternoon, amid tensions over the leaderships stance on the israel gaza war. It comes after an Islamic Centre visited by mr starmer accused him of Gravely Misrepresenting its position. 0ur chief Political Correspondent Henry Zeffman joins us now. Henry, what can we expect from todays meeting . Keir starmer� s position on this war has been fairly consistent so far and very similar to the governments, namely israel has a right to defend itself, a right to try to degrade hamas and its capabilities, but there should be humanitarian support for gaza. Generally there has been fairly broad support for that in the labour party In Westminster, but there are signs that is changing and actually perhaps the main reason for that is something that happened a couple of weeks ago. Keir starmer gave a Radio Interview in which he effectively said that israel has a right to deny fuel and water to gaza. He now says that isnt what he meant to say, that isnt what he meant to say, that he saw thought he was answering a different question, but by the point at which we got that Clarification Clips of the interview had reverberated around, particularly, labour mps tell me, in Whatsapp Groups in parliamentary constituencies where there are high levels, where there are many members of the muslim community, and they have been Piling Pressure on labour mps about labour� s position, complaining about keir starmer� s comments and about labour� s stance more generally. There have been resignations of some councillors, which is not idealfor keir starmer but manageable. This meeting today as a sign of tensions may be spreading to westminster and the parliamentary party, and that could be a bigger problem for keir starmer. A search is ongoing for four people who are missing after a british cargo ship sank in the north sea, near the german coast. The verity had seven crew on board when it collided with another cargo ship yesterday morning. One person died, two were rescued and four remain missing. The cause of the collision is being investigated. The former us President Donald Trump has attended His Civil Fraud Trial in new york, where he denies all charges. He came face to face with his fomer lawyer, michael cohen, who testified that mr trump would tell him to inflate the value of his properties to secure more favourable loans. A museum in paris says it has fixed a waxwork of The Wrestler Turned Movie Star Dwayne The Rock johnson, after he complained its skin tone was too light. The Grevin Museum unveiled the life sized figure earlier this month but was accused of whitewashing the actor, who has dual heritage. Hospital failings are still causing too many deaths from sepsis, Ten Years After a report highlighted steps that could be taken to drastically reduce fatalities. Thats according to the ombudsman which handles nhs complaints. With more details, heres our Health Correspondent Dominic Hughes. Every year in the uk there are around 118,000 deaths from sepsis, many of them preventable. In 2021, 13 year old martha mills died after hospital staff failed to correctly act on the Warning Signs of the illness. 0ne year old william mead died in 2014 after his mums concerns were dismissed by doctors. And in 2011, two year old Maude Watkins died, having been sent home twice after her infection was missed. Sepsis is a life threatening overreaction to an infection, by the bodys immune system, that causes damage to both tissues and organs. Todays report says that, despite years of trying to raise awareness, mistakes are still being made, including delays in diagnosing and treating sepsis, poor communication between staff and substandard record keeping. Patients are not reliably being screened for sepsis. When sepsis is thought to be present, its not often recognised quickly and there are also often delays in treating. And of course, for a life threatening condition like sepsis, that can be catastrophic. The government has committed to implementing what is known as marthas rule, named after martha mills, to give patients the right to a Second Opinion if they believe their concerns are not being taken seriously. Dominic hughes, bbc news. Bankers will no longer have their bonuses capped from the end of this month. As it stands, they can receive no more than double their basic salary. Ben can tell us more. Ben, whats behind this move . The cap on bankers bonuses is being removed from the end of this month in a shake up of financial rules. The government says it will make the uk and london in particular a more attractive place to do business. The cap was introduced in 2014 to try and limit excessive risk taking by financialfirms after the 2008 crash. It limited the size of bonuses that banks, Building Societies and Investment Firms could pay their staff. A maximum of twice their basic salary. Last year the former chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng proposed scrapping that rule in the Ill Fated Mini Budget but the idea was ditched after turmoil on financial markets. Now the government has confirmed the cap will go. Labour has spoken out against this move while the leader of the trade Union Congress has called it obscene. Some bankers will be pleased that they can now get bigger bonuses. But some will prefer the Current System which meant a more reliable income. Thats because over the last decade banks increased basic salaries instead to make sure they could still compete with the likes of new york and singapore in attracting the top talent. It is just approaching 18 minutes past six. Heres carol with a look at the weather. This is half of what you need to know. There is some heavy rain this morning. We have had around 60 millimetres in the Isle Of Wight and in the last couple of minutes the met office has issued an Amber Weather Warning for the Isle Of Wight and southampton for heavy rain, valid until 8am today. Take extra care if you are travelling. The other half of the forecast is dense fog. Visibility in some parts of northern england, east wales and the midlands is less than 100 metres, and it will be slow to lift through this morning. You can see the rain moving across south wales and Southern England through the morning, still some heavy bursts, and also some rain in North East England and also parts of northern and eastern scotland. To the west, clearer skies, and eastern scotland. To the west, clearerskies, in and eastern scotland. To the west, clearer skies, in cumbria you might have frost here and there. Some sunshine today as well. It will be breezy, particularly northern scotland, but as the next batch of rain approaches the south, the winds will pick up here. Temperatures 1014 will pick up here. Temperatures 10 14 north to south. 0vernight, we have rain coming from the south west, moving north and east, some heavy, behind it a return to some heavy, behind it a return to some showers. Scotland looking at some showers. Scotland looking at some cloud and showery outbreaks of rain. Temperatures eight to about 13 north to south. Beyond that, the weather stays unsettled, and i will have more later. When russia launched its full scale invasion of ukraine last year, it put so much of everyday life on hold, including the world class performances of the kyiv based National Symphony 0rchestra. Well, they havent stayed silent for long. Now its players are demonstrating their resilience, as well as their talent, with a tour of the uk. 0ur Reporterjenniferjones went to see them in cardiff. An Award Winning orchestra, renowned as one of the finest in eastern europe, based in kyiv since 1918. The National Symphony orchestra of ukraine has performed in Concert Halls across the world. But when russia invaded in february last year, everything changed. We started our activity, but this activity was dangerous because regular alarms. So sometimes when youre performing in kyiv, you have to go underground to the air raid shelter, stop your performance and then go back. Yes, it was several times. Five or six times. And people also, audience go with us. We discuss, some musicians played bach sonatas for them, then come back and finish concert, and hearts together. Many of these musicians have lost relatives to the war, and two are fighting on the front line. So theyre not all here at cardiffs hoddinott hall. But those who are say they have a role in reminding people theres more to their country than the conflict. And some, like harpist veronica, have close links with wales. Its a very important tour and we are really honoured to represent ukraine and ukrainian culture and we are really grateful for support to the all people. And actually my mum, shes a refugee in wales living here and i know really good persons, they have huge support, as in how kind people are here. So how has your mother found the whole process of coming to wales and making a new life for herself in wales . It was thanks to our harp friends. They became our sponsor and really helped my family to set up also my cousins here they are now attending school near bangor. And veronicas mother is here to see her daughter perform. I used to go to all her concerts and to be together, in the competition, something else. But now its part of our family in the different part of ukraine and countries, and now we use all opportunity to see each other. Also in the audience, those who want to show their solidarity. Im ukrainian and ive been doing everything i can, you know, since the war to try to support in any way we can, you know, because the war is still going on, theres still horrible, horrible things happening. Were a small part of our country, our state of ukraine, but we feel this real support and its very, very much important for us. Over the next two weeks, these world class musicians will be delighting audiences across the uk before returning to a homeland still at war. Lets take a look at todays papers. The guardian leads with a plea by the United Nations Secretary General antonio guterres, who has called for an immediate ceasefire in gaza to end what he calls epic suffering. The daily mail focuses on israels angry response to those comments, with israels ambassador to the un calling for mr guterres to resign. The sun features an image of yosheved lifshitz, who was held captive by hamas for more than two weeks. The paper carries comments from the 85 year old, who described the experience as a nightmare. And the metro reports on the sinking of a british flagged cargo ship, the verity, following a collision with a larger ship off germanys north sea coast, which claimed the life of at least one sailor. Rescuers say they are hopeful a further four missing crew members will be found alive. Were talking about scams this morning. Theyre on the increase, with half a billion pounds stolen in the first half of this year alone. Ben has the details. Ben, this can happen to anyone, cant it . Yes, it really can, and thats important to remember because often people can feel a bit foolish when it happens to them. But you shouldnt, because the scale of fraud, particularly online has been revealed with new figures showing just shy of £600 million has been lost to fraudulent activities between january and june this year. Believe it or not, that is a slight decrease from last year. But there has been a surge of more than a fifth of so called authorised push Payment Fraud thats when you are tricked into making a payment by someone pretending to be a company or individual. Three quarters of those crimes begin online and through social media common scams occur through things like Online Dating apps, with criminals posing as potential partners. And of course its not just the financial loss that is so damaging to people its the emotional toll too, the sense of shame which means, according to new research from trading standards, only a third of fraud crimes are reported. They say people have nothing to be ashamed about and should be able to report scams as they would any other crime. 0rganised crime groups target people specifically and they have a huge amount of resources to be able to diversify, manipulate, push us into a hot state and make decisions we wouldnt normally make. It is extremely clever and there are billions of people scanned every year and we need to ensure that we share those stories and realise there is a scam out there for everybody. We spoke tojerry from norfolk he was defrauded of £1,200 via a phone scam. I had a phone call about 6 30 purporting to be from this fraud department. And i was totally gullible and i was taken in because. Everything they knew bank account details, they knew everything about me, they knew my home number, they knew my mobile number, so i was completely taken in. So wed like to hear from you today get in touch if youve ever been victim to a scam and how it made you feel when you realised what had happened. We will go through what you can do and what your rights are later in the programme. Ben and sally, really important to stress again that sadly this can happen to anyone and if you do feel youve been scammed, please report it. It is increasingly devious in how they get people to hand over money. If you fall victim to it, do not be afraid to report it. Still to come on todays programme. Some motivational therapy from one of hollywoods biggest stars. Dont think just go and exercise. And after youre through with your exercising and your cycle riding or Bicycle Riding or running or whatever you do for exercise, then after that, you start thinking. What brilliant advice. Dont think i love it. The one and only Arnold Schwarzenegger has been speaking to us about the secrets to a successful life and the mistakes hes made along the way. Kindergarten cop is still one of his best films. It made him a lot of money. Quite happy about it. Ive been dying to save us all morning, well be back. Good morning from bbc london, im alison earle. A woman who was conned out of thousands of pounds through a phone scam is warning others to be vigilant. Frederika was told by fraudsters that her Bank Accounts had been hacked and she needed to move her money to a safe place. It was only after transferring the funds that she realised shed been tricked. Shes now more cautious of receiving calls out of the blue. My whole world collapsed, quite clearly. Ive worked very hard in life to achieve what i need to achieve. And itsjust going out, not trusting anybody around me, people talking to me. Im not picking up the phone any more, im not answering e mails from banks or anybody. It isjust meaning i need to check everything. You can hear that story in full on bbc london this evening at 6. 30. A report has found Thames Valley police lost opportunities in how they dealt with an off Duty Police Officer who went on to commit a child sexual offence. His majestys inspectorate of constabulary found at least five instances where the force could have taken stricter action against luke horner which could have led to him being dismissed. Thames Valley Police says changes have now been made to the vetting process. New facial Recognition Technology is being rolled out for the first time in southend. Essex police will be using high tech cameras to help identify criminals they say pose the greatest risk to the area. But concerns have been raised with some calling it an invasion of privacy. The force insists data which captures the public will be deleted. Rare photographs of iconic figures including Marilyn Monroe and malcolm x are to go on display at the v a. The 300 prints are from the private collection of eltonjohn and david furnish, whove been collecting artwork for the past 30 years. Theyll form part of an exhibition called Fragile Beauty, which opens next year. Travel and this is how the tube is looking. Theres a good service on all lines. Time for the weather. Heres kate kinsella. Good morning. Its a rather damp start for many of us this morning. Weve had some rain overnight. Weve still got some around this morning. The met office has a yellow Weather Warning in place for the heavy rain. Thats valid until 10 oclock. But you can see its slowly moving away south and eastwards. Becoming drier, the cloud breaking, some sunny spells this afternoon and temperatures reaching around 14 celsius. Into this evening, overnight starts off dry. A few clear spells around thats where well get our coldest temperatures. But the cloud will increase through the night and, with that, the showers will start to move through, as well. They could be heavy, you might get a rumble of thunder. Temperatures dropping down to potentially 5c. So for tomorrow, the low pressure to the west, still, driving the showers through in the morning. But they will clear away eastwards. Again, some sunny spells developing, but fairly frequent showers through tomorrow afternoon. Again, they could be heavy, you might get a rumble of thunder, and temperatures tomorrow at around 15 celsius. Now its looking a little drier for saturday, still cant rule out a shower, but then rain returns as we head through sunday. Theres more on our website and social including the so called boxing bishop of edmonton. Thats it for now, im back in half an hour. Hello, this is breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. Now the sport. Always going to be an emotional night. Manchester uniteds first game since the death of sir Bobby Charlton. We saw a reef being laid. And drama certainly followed on the pitch afterwards. Harry maguire scoring. And a penalty save late on. Plenty of drama. It felt like someone was watching down. Tributes before kick off and plenty of drama after it. United coming together to pay tribute to sir Bobby Charlton before Recording Theirfirst Champions League win of the season. Katie gornall reports. Sir Bobby Charlton was at the heart of everything for Manchester United. His loss has been met with an outpouring of affection as thousands from across generations gathered here to remember a footballing icon and a gentleman. He greeted you with warmth and bobby, obviously, was a great goal scorer, a great ambassador, a great captain, not only for Manchester United, but when he played for england, as well. For the clubs supporters, he was without equal. We love sir Bobby Charlton and tonight is going to be really, really emotional. So were holding it together so far. They say that nothing lasts for ever and that no one can live for ever, but sir bobby will. Inside, in front of the stand named after him, there were more tributes and, once the music ended, old trafford fell silent. The task now was for united to harness this emotion. But against copenhagen, they struggled and relied on the reflexes of andre 0nana to keep them in it. In search of inspiration, united had sent on christian eriksen, only to be denied by the man in the mask. Frustration was building. United had lost their first two games in this group. This had been described as a must win. Enter Harry Maguire. His first goal of the season and what a time to score it. But there was still time for one dramatic twist. This high boot from Scott Mctominay meant penalty. The game now hinged on one final kick, and 0nana proved to be uniteds hero earning his side a vital and emotional three points. For two of the most criticised players in uniteds squad, this felt like redemption. Katie gornall, bbc news, manchester. What a night for them. Gabrieljesus was outstanding for arsenal in their 2 1 win away to seville, which takes them to the top of their group. He was the difference in a tight game. First playing a brilliant ball through to Gabriel Martinelli who still had plenty to do to score arsenals opener and thenjesus scored himself, with a brilliant strike, although he did have to go off late on with a suspected hamstring injury. England captain harry kane has clearly settled in to life at his new club. He was on the score sheet again for Bayern Munich as they beat galatasaray 3 1 in instanbul. Its now 11 goals in 12 games, sincejoining from tottenham in august. And what Aboutjude Bellingham . Just 20 years old. He got what proved to be the winner for real madrid as they beat portuguese side braga 2 1. And has now scored in every round. What a start. Leicester city are enjoying life in the championship, although they clearly want to get straight back out of it after relegation last season. They beat sunderland 1 0 jamesjustin with the goal to make it 12 wins out of 13, which is the best start for a team in that division. Theyre eight points clear at the top of the table. Tributes have been paid to the everton chairman Bill Kenwright who has died at the age of 78. Legendary everton goalkeeper Neville Southall said rip Bill Kenwright. A sad day when any blue dies and must be respected. An end of an era. Wayne rooney, who came through the club as a youngster, said devastated to hear the sad news about Bill Kenwright. Known bill since i was young and hes had a huge impact on me as a person and my career. Great man and a big inspiration. The clubs city rivals said rest in peace, Bill Kenwright. The thoughts of everyone at liverpool fc are with bills family, friends and everyone at everton. England test cricket captain ben stokes is still committed to playing for his country, despite turning down a three year central contract. Hes opted instead for a one year extension but the ecbs Managing Director rob key says stokes is expected to negotiate a longer deal next year, when a new cycle of broadcast rights starts. Joe root is among those who have signed three year contracts. You might remember the three just stop 0il protesters who briefly stopped play during the ashes test at lords this summer, who have been sentenced to a 12 Month Community order. It includes a ban from lords. They must carry out 60 hours of unpaid work and pay legal costs. All three protesters were convicted of aggravated trespass at city of London Magistrates Court last month. What about that for Dude Bellingham . 20. It feels like he carries the club on his shoulders. Lets bring you up to date on the latest developments in the middle east, where the crisis for civilians in gaza continues to get worse and where a major Aid Organisation says it may have to pull out of the area within hours. Eight lorries carrying humanitarian aid were able to cross the rafah border between gaza and egypt last night. Israel has been blockading the territory since the hamas attacks of october 7th, which killed 1300 people. More trucks have been loaded with vital supplies and are waiting to Cross Into Gaza at a moments notice. At a moments notice. This is loaded with the needed aid. There is medicine. Much needed now. And to manage casualties inside gaza. Food, water and medicine were received last night but fuel isnt being allowed in because israel says hamas will use it for military purposes. The un Agency Responsible for Palestinian Refugees has warned that it could stop its operation tonight, if it does not receive fuel soon. Were joined Byjuliette Touma from United Nations relief and works agency. Good morning. Explain the significance. Water, food and medicine allowed in but not fuel. That is a vital resource. Explain why it is badly needed. Indie that is a vital resource. Explain why it is badly needed. We need it for cars and why it is badly needed. We need it for cars and trucks why it is badly needed. We need it for cars and trucks to why it is badly needed. We need it for cars and trucks to pick why it is badly needed. We need it for cars and trucks to pick up for cars and trucks to pick up supplies you were referring to. Fuel is fundamental for our own operations. If we do not get fuel by tonight, we are going to have to Halt Operations and that is likely to impact at least 600,000 people currently sheltering in 150 of our schools and other buildings. What schools and other buildings. What erfihood schools and other buildings. What likelihood is schools and other buildings. What likelihood is there schools and other buildings. What likelihood is there to schools and other buildings. What likelihood is there to be able to get any sort of fuel . The israeli Authorities Say they prevent it because they fear it will fall into the hands of hamas. Are there any other ways to get a hold of fuel . Fuel needs to come from outside of gaza. We need it to deliver humanitarian assistance. We also need fuel to support bakeries. We have been given wheat flour in order to bake bread for example. Medical facilities, hospitals. They need fuel. And the Water Pumping Station and Desalination Plant needs fuel. Fuel is critical, fundamental for life, for the life of 2 Million People in the gaza strip. Indie life, for the life of 2 Million People in the gaza strip. We know the secretary people in the gaza strip. We know the Secretary General, people in the gaza strip. We know the Secretary General, the people in the gaza strip. We know the Secretary General, the head. People in the gaza strip. We know| the Secretary General, the head of the Secretary General, the head of the un, called for a humanitarian ceasefire, yet we know those calls in the past have been unheeded. How confident are you there will be a humanitarian ceasefire . Indie confident are you there will be a humanitarian ceasefire . We have to keep pushing humanitarian ceasefire . We have to keep pushing for humanitarian ceasefire . We have to keep pushing for a humanitarian ceasefire . We have to keep pushing for a humanitarian keep pushing for a humanitarian ceasefire because so many lives have been lost so far everywhere. We lost 35 colleagues of ours. Half of them were teachers. Some of them were killed while at home with their children. Too many lives have been lost. Mary is so much sadness, so much grief, so much loss. It is time for this to come to an end. We much grief, so much loss. It is time for this to come to an end. For this to come to an end. We also know the un for this to come to an end. We also know the un security for this to come to an end. We also know the Un Security Council for this to come to an end. We also know the Un Security Council have | know the Un Security Council have discussed what they say are concerning reports of violations of International Humanitarian law. What are your team on the ground telling you about the situation right now and exactly how difficult it is for people squeezed into a smaller area . People are being more than squeezed. The people of gaza are being strangled by a very tight siege. What is coming in in terms of supplies is a drop in the ocean of overwhelming needs. It is crumbs, it is 1 of what gaza used to get on a daily basis, even if it has been four days of convoys. There needs to be larger convoys that meet the needs of people on the ground. Those convoys need fewer and there needs to be a ceasefire as soon as possible. To be a ceasefire as soon as possible to be a ceasefire as soon as ossible. ,. ,. , possible. Really good to have you with us. If youve tried to catch a bus in a rural area recently particularly since the pandemic you may not be surprised to know that services in the countryside are at an historic low. Thats the damning verdict of the County Councils network, which represents rural authorities in england. They say that more than one in every four bus services has vanished over the past decade, and there were 344 million fewer journeys in 2022 than in 2010, as a result of reduced services. The analysis also shows that councils in rural and county areas have a £420 million shortfall in their local transport budgets. What is on the increase is bookable services, typically a minibus, which only operate when and where users have requested them. Transport correspondent katy austin spent the day on a so called demand Response Service in wiltshire. Mid morning in pewsey in wiltshire. Driver andy is on the move. But this isnt a bus or a taxi, its something in between. Theres no fixed timetable, and passengers have to pre book their journey. Morning. All right . Yeah. Likejulie, whos been using it every day for three weeks to visit her husband in hospital. I dont drive, so its the only way ive got of getting to the hospital each day and each evening. I really dont know what id do without it, yeah. On this journey, stops included the hospital, a Railway Station and a supermarket. Thank you very much. Bye for now, see you again. All our bookings are done either on an app or phone bookings. So the route literally is dictated by how many people have booked on that day . Exactly right. We do not know from the moment you get on the bus to the moment you get off how your whole day is going to run. Every day is different and every passenger is different. We have from schoolchildren right the way through. This morning, we had a gentleman who was in his 90s. For most people on board, this is the only option for getting around. This Service Started in the summer, funded by a pot of money from central government. A change of driver and were on to the afternoon shift. Rosie got on in devizes town centre. Ive been doing some shopping. Yes, i mean, ive started my christmas shopping, you see. A beautiful sunny day, but, yes, everywhere tells you start now, get ahead. It keeps everybody in the villages sort of in touch with whats going on. Because i can be quite flexible about going out for fun, then it works very well. You just have to check on the times that the buses are running and fit yourself around then. I think if you were going out for an appointment, you would probably have to plan ahead a bit more. Philip, who has kept a close eye on Transport Options round here for years, says this is better than nothing. But some issues need ironing out. For example, with the availability of time slots and the booking technology. I think its good. You know, ive got no problem with it, but its got to be more accessible for people that perhaps are a little bit unsure. In many more rural parts of the country, its become increasingly difficult for traditional commercial bus routes to make enough money to keep going. A group that speaks for county and Rural Councils across england says three quarters are now rolling out so called demand responsive transport like this, often to fill gaps left by bus services disappearing. It says these are useful but arent a substitute, and they� re mostly loss making. Most councils will only be able to operate these long term if there is continuing subsidy from government. The government have provided some money over the last couple of years and for the next couple of years. But we need kind of a long term, sustainable funding solution. The Department For Transport says more than £3. 5 billion has gone in to supporting and improving buses since the start of the pandemic and its making millions more available for councils to bring in bookable Services Like this. Here, there have been some bumps in the road, but people are getting used to a different way of getting from a to b. Katy austin, bbc news, in wiltshire. That was katy austin reporting. Let us know about the bus services where you are. It capped the hit and miss. Do you have a similar bookable service in your area . The Contact Details are on screen now you can get in touch by whatsapp, email or social media. Heres carol. You promised a longer Weather Forecast. I think there is a hint behind her of what is to come. Good morning. The met office have in the past half hour issued an Amber Weather Warning for heavy rain affecting South Hampshire and also the Isle Of Wight. 0vernight on the Isle Of Wight, we had 60 70 millimetres of rain and across parts of east dorset and other parts of South Hampshire we have had 35 40 millimetres so quite the deluge. Bear that in millimetres so quite the deluge. Bearthat in mind millimetres so quite the deluge. Bear that in mind if travelling. It is valid until eight oclock this morning. We also have dense fog in northern england, including lincolnshire. The east of wales, midlands, also parts of east anglia. Visibility for sum is less than 100 metres. The fog will take time to lift. Some of it lifting into low cloud. Rain in the south will move to the east. Later another system in the south west. It poured buckets last night in south wales and Southern England. Further showers coming in across North East England. Also northern and eastern parts of scotland where it is breezy and cloudy. Where we have had the clear skies by night, such as cumbria, we will find locally a touch of frost. But here there will be sunshine. And sunshine in parts of wales, midlands and parts of south east england. It will remain cloudy across scotland and the cloud will build across Northern Ireland through the afternoon. As the Weather Front approaches and the wind picks up. Temperatures 10 15 north to south today. We pick up this rain. It will continue through the evening and overnight. We will still have showers coming in across the north and east. Blustery winds. Brisk wind tonight through the English Channel. Temperatures 8 13. Tomorrow, the Weather Front continues to advance. You can see where we will have rain tomorrow. Towards the west, plentiful showers. The rain continues to edge towards eastern england, Northern Ireland, southern scotland. Moving up the east coast of scotland as well. It is falling on areas that have had issues with flooding. Behind it, bright spells and showers but some showers will be thundery. We will have them in the west and the south but some of these will travel inland. Temperatures 916 will travel inland. Temperatures 9 16 north to south. Beyond this, the weather remains unsettled. That is not what we asked for and we send it back, get a refund . British summer time ends this weekend and dont we know it . Gone already. Thank you. Never mind the weather. He might be able to get us through the bad weather. This next person. Because. We need to explain that. You can see what we are talking about. When it comes to getting yourself a life coach, you could do worse than someone who has been a hollywood megastar, a leading politician, and the most muscular man in the universe. Were talking, of course, about Arnold Schwarzenegger. Hes written a book filled with advice on how to be successful and hes been sharing some words of wisdom with our entertainment correspondent colin paterson. Arnold schwarzenegger, you will see the bbc has sent along its muscliest correspondent to interview you. When you see a body like mine, what do you feel, is it pretty or do you see potential . Extraordinary. Its unbelievable. Im just amazed about your deltoids. My what . And the pectoral muscles. Hmm. And the arms, the triceps. The biceps, the brachioradialis. And the abdominals. Its really amazing how you can cover it all up with a simple shirt. I mean if people would just know what is underneath this shirt. Its like unbelievable. Really amazing, so im glad that they sent you. I think im blushing. I cant believe it. Yeah, yeah. We are in the very strange situation, because of the actors strike, we cant talk about your movies. Does this mean i have to do your catchphrases today . Whats the rules there . You can go and say, get to the chopper you can say, ill be back. Ill be back. Im very happy that i have had a great movie career. Im very happy that i have done some great Action Movies and that i was able, because one of the rules that i talk about in the book is dont listen to the naysayers. So when they said to me you would never be a comedy star. Twins. I said i want to be a comedy star i think i have a sense of humour. I think i can do it. They said no, were not that crazy, were not going to go and invest money in something we dont know about. We know that youre making a lot of money at the box office for your huge Action Movies and Science Fiction movies, Futuristic Movies thats what we invest in. And then, luckily, i had someone again, someone that helped me, ivan reitman that decided that he can develop a project called twins. My name isjulius, and im your twin brother. 0h, obviously. The moment i sat down, i thought i was looking into a mirror. Were not identical twins. Oh, no . No. Well, i wouldnt be too sure, pal. Those Comedy Movies made more money than the Action Movies. Youre here to talk about your book be useful. And it is getting great reviews in unexpected places. The Guardian Newspaper is not known, normally, for its love of republican politicians, and they say that it is the Improvement Guide that actually works. Fantastic. Well, i tell you that we have had the most unbelievable response and reaction to the book and its one of those things that i did not dream of to be a motivational speaker or to write motivational books or anything like that. Because when i grew up, all i wished was just to be the most muscular man in the world and to get into movies and to make millions of dollars. And then, after that, a lot of new dreams came about and a lot of new kind of goals came about. And one of them was, you know, i found out that people really needed to be motivated and people were looking to me for answers and they admired what i have accomplished. And so i saw there an opening and i saw there a need and i started developing that. And thats how this book came about. And you speak in the book about lows that youve had and how you came back from them. There will be people watching this programme this morning in dreadful situations in their life. How did you come back from your lows . Well, i want to mention that, because its very important. Because so many times people read about my successes. They read about the movies that made hundreds of millions of dollars. And they read that i won the governorship and ran the fifth largest economy in the world. And how did arnold do all that and how did he become the greatest body builder of all times and all that stuff . Thats all true. But, i mean, on the way to get there, there were tremendous defeats and there were tremendous losses. One thing youre never going to be able to do is become us president , because you have to be born in the united states. How much of an annoyance is that to you . You know, its not, really, because i feel like i would make a great president. But i feel, at the same time, that everything that ive accomplished was because of america. So the only thing that it cant do, which is run for president , im not so the only thing that i cant do, which is run for president , im not going to complain about that. In the � 80s, you had these stars who could open films from their names schwarzenegger, stallone, van damme, bruce willis. We dont get that nowadays. Why is that . Well, i hope that my son in law, chris pratt, doesnt hear that. What . exactly. But youre right. Its, i think, because the stars being developed today, its much more based on the franchise. Listen, people around britain will be waking up. This could be the first thing they see. Can you give them one bit of advice for this day . If you wake up, dont think. Just go and exercise. And after youre through with your exercising Bicycle Riding or running, whatever you do for exercise, then after that, you start thinking. Arnold schwarzenegger, thank you very much. Thank you. 0w, ow, ow oh, wow. Love that. Hes still got it. If you are going to take life advice from anyone, i would take it from him. Really great interview and more later in the programme. Time for the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning from bbc london. Im alison earle. A woman who was conned out of thousands of pounds through a phone scam is warning others to be vigilant. Frederika was told by fraudsters that her Bank Accounts had been hacked and needed to move her money to a safe place. It was only after transferring the funds that she realised shed been tricked. Shes now more cautious of receiving calls out of the blue. My whole world collapsed, quite clearly. Ive worked very hard in life to achieve what i need to achieve. And itsjust going out, not trusting anybody around me, people talking to me. Im not picking up the phone any more, im not answering e mails from banks or anybody. It isjust meaning i need to check everything. You can see that story in full on bbc london this evening at 6. 30. A report has found Thames Valley police lost opportunities in how they dealt with an off Duty Police Officer who went on to commit a child sexual offence. His majestys inspectorate of constabulary found at least five instances where the force could have taken stricter action against luke horner which could have led to him being dismissed. Thames Valley Police says changes have now been made to the vetting process. New facial Recognition Technology is being rolled out for the first time in southend. Essex police will be using high tech cameras to help identify criminals they say pose the greatest risk to the area. But concerns have been raised with some calling it an invasion of privacy. The force insists data which captures the public will be deleted. Rare photographs of iconic figures including Marilyn Monroe and malcolm x are to go on display at the v a. The 300 prints are from the private collection of eltonjohn and david furnish, whove been collecting artwork for the past 30 years. Theyll form part of an exhibition called Fragile Beauty which opens next year. Travel now and lets see how the tube is looking at the moment. Theres a good service on all lines. Time for the weather. Heres kate kinsella. Good morning. Its a rather damp start for many of us this morning. Weve had some rain overnight. Weve still got some around this morning. The met office has a yellow Weather Warning in place for the heavy rain. Thats valid until 10 oclock. But you can see its slowly moving away south and eastwards. Becoming drier, the cloud breaking, some sunny spells this afternoon and temperatures reaching around 14 celsius. Into this evening, overnight starts off dry. A few clear spells around thats where well get our coldest temperatures. But the cloud will increase through the night and, with that, the showers will start to move through, as well. They could be heavy, you might get a rumble of thunder. Temperatures dropping down to potentially 5c. So for tomorrow, the low pressure to the west, still, driving the showers through in the morning. But they will clear away eastwards. Again, some sunny spells developing, but fairly frequent showers through tomorrow afternoon. Again, they could be heavy, you might get a rumble of thunder, and temperatures tomorrow at around 15 celsius. Now its looking a little drier for saturday, still cant rule out a shower, but then rain returns as we head through sunday. Theres more on our website and social including the so called boxing bishop of edmonton. Thats it for now, im back in half an hour. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today. Un aid workers warn theyll have to stop operations in gaza today because of a lack of fuel eight trucks delivered some supplies to the territory late last night. There are growing International Calls for a humanitarian pause in the fighting, with the us proposing a temporary lull in hostilities. The fatal errors in failing to spot the signs of sepsis a new warning that mistakes in hospitals are leading to too many deaths. In sport. Old trafford comes together to pay tribute to the late, great sir Bobby Charlton ahead of a dramatic night for the club in the Champions League. Tributes to Bill Kenwright one of britains greatest Theatre Producers and the chairman of everton Football Club. The met office has an Amber Weather Warning for heavy rain in South Hampshire and the Isle Of Wight, valid until 8am. And there is dense fog in northern england, east wales, the midlands and parts of east anglia. In between, a little sunshine. All the details later. Its wednesday the 25th of october. A United Nations agency which looks after Palestinian Refugees has warned it could stop its work in gaza tonight if it doesnt receive urgent deliveries of fuel. Last night, eight trucks carrying food, water and medicine crossed the rafah border between egypt and gaza, but israel has banned fuel from entering the territory, saying hamas would use it for military purposes. Hamas is designated as a Terrorist Organisation by many western governments, including the uk. There are now growing International Calls for a humanitarian pause in the fighting, to allow aid to reach gazas residents. 0ur middle east correspondent Yolande Knell has the latest. The slow trickle of aid. Just eight lorries carrying water, food and medicine made their way into gaza last night. But whats not getting in is fuel. Hospitals are struggling. Here, medics use their phones to light the way as a patient arrives, as theres no fuel for generators and theyre overwhelmed by casualties. Israel has banned fuel from entering the territory, saying hamas, designated as a Terrorist Group by many western governments, including the uk, may use it for military purposes. The un agency which looks after Palestinian Refugees has warned it could stop its operation in gaza as soon as tonight without it. If we do not get more fuel into gaza, we, as unwra, if we do not get fuel by tonight we will have to halt our operations and that will impact 600,000 people sheltering in 150 of our schools and other buildings. With plenty of Aid Building Up in egypt, theres frustration about the sluggish relief effort. This is one of the who trucks loaded with the urgent needs for patients inside gaza. There is trauma kits, there is medicine and drugs, there is the disposable, which is much needed now to treat the patients and to manage casualties inside gaza. This baby was rescued by an Emergency Caesarean after yesterdays bombing in khan younis. Its mum is fighting for her life. Her husband, a un worker, was killed, and another five family members. Theres been a big jump in the death toll, with official palestinian figures showing many hundreds killed in the past 24 hours. At the un, the Secretary General, antonio guterres, said the bombardment and blockade of gaza violated international law, as did the use of civilians as Human Shields by hamas. I am deeply concerned about the clear violations of International Humanitarian law that we are witnessing in gaza. Let me be clear no party to an Armed Conflict is above International Humanitarian law. But diplomatic efforts continue. Now, International Calls are mounting for a humanitarian pause in fighting, with the us, proposing a temporary lull in hostilities, short of a formal ceasefire. And while israels war with hamas is raging, there are other fronts heating up. Thousands of troops are now gathering on israels northern border with lebanon, and there were strikes in neighbouring syria overnight. It adds to the fears that whats happening in gaza will create wider regional turmoil. Yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. Lets speak to our correspondent in northern israel, anna foster. 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That is israels main reason why they are allowing in things like food, water and medication in smaller amounts, things the Un Aid Agency say they need, and that is why there are continuing calls for it more aid, but israel are firm that while they believe that there is fuel inside and that it could be used to attack israel they will not allow it to through the rafah crossing. Allow it to through the rafah crossini. ~. , allow it to through the rafah crossini. ~. ,. ,. , crossing. What is the situation like on the ground . Crossing. What is the situation like on the ground . It crossing. What is the situation like on the ground . It is crossing. What is the situation like on the ground . It is enormously. On the ground . It is enormously tense, on the ground . It is enormously tense. More on the ground . It is enormously tense, more so on the ground . It is enormously tense, more so than on the ground . It is enormously tense, more so than any on the ground . It is enormously tense, more so than any time i on the ground . It is enormously i tense, more so than any time since the last war between israel and lebanon in 2006. We are seeing exchanges of fire, his brother, another hezbollah, another designated Terrorist Organisation. We are seeing the Israeli Military firing back and targeting Hezbollah Units in lebanon. Israel does not want its troops and armoured vehicles in the north, it would rather have them focusing on the operation in gaza. The situation here if inflamed risks drawing in other countries, syria, iran, and turning this into a regional war. Labour leader sir keir starmer and his Deputy Angela rayner will meet with muslim mps this afternoon, amid tensions over the leaderships stance on the israel gaza war. It comes after an Islamic Centre visited by mr starmer accused him of Gravely Misrepresenting its position. 0ur chief Political Correspondent Henry Zeffman joins us now. What are we expecting the meeting to achieve . Keir what are we expecting the meeting to achieve . ,. , � ,. ,. , what are we expecting the meeting to achieve . ,. , � ,. ,. , achieve . Keir starmers position on the war between achieve . Keir starmers position on the war between israel achieve . Keir starmers position on the war between israel and achieve . Keir starmers position on the war between israel and hamasl achieve . Keir starmers position on i the war between israel and hamas has been similar to that of the government throughout, that israel has a right to defend itself, a right to try to degrade, destroy hamas, but there should be humanitarian aid to the people of gaza. That has generally held here In Westminster among the labour party for the past few weeks but there are signs that it might be beginning to fray. The reason for thatis beginning to fray. The reason for that is an interview keir starmer gave a couple of weeks ago in which he appeared to suggest he believed israel had the right to cut off fuel and water from gaza. Israel had the right to cut off fuel and waterfrom gaza. Now Keir Starmers people say he didnt mean to say that, he thought he was answering a different question, he has been consistent that he believes fuel and water should reach the people in gaza. But that interview reverberated on social media, particularly in muslim communities, and labour mps say they have had lots of complaints about the labour party position. This meeting is an attempt by keir starmer to try to reassure muslim voters, muslim mps, labour mps representing communities with large numbers of muslims, about his position, but it is looking a bit difficult for him. A search is ongoing for four people who are missing after a british cargo ship sank in the north sea, near the german coast. The verity had seven crew on board when it collided with another cargo ship yesterday morning. One person died, two were rescued and four remain missing. The cause of the collision is being investigated. A museum in paris says it has fixed a waxwork of The Wrestler Turned Movie Star Dwayne The Rock johnson after he complained its skin tone was too light. The Grevin Museum unveiled the life sized figure earlier this month but was accused of whitewashing the actor, who has dual heritage. The actor Richard Roundtree best known for playing the legendary 1970s detectivejohn shaft has died at the age of 81. He also appeared in films including seven, and tv shows from roots to the fresh prince of bel air, and desperate housewives. Hospitalfailings are still causing too many deaths from sepsis, Ten Years After a report highlighted steps that could be taken to drastically reduce fatalities. Thats according to the ombudsman, which handles nhs complaints. British astronauts could soon be heading into orbit thanks to a new deal between the uk and a us space company. The last british astronaut was tim peake who was on the International Space station in 2015 but the crew and destination for this potential mission has not yet been decided. It would be a Joint Venture by an american company, axiom, and the uk space agency. Possibly the only way to get away from the terrible weather drastic measures. The weather is wet for many of us. The met office has an Amber Weather Warning for South Hampshire and Isle Of Wight, Heavy Rain Pushing across Southern England and south wales through the night, and south wales through the night, and this warning is valid until atm. There will be a lot of Surface Water and spray if you are travelling. This rain moving from the west to east, some showery outbreaks in North East England and also North East England and also north east scotland, and some dense fog in northern england, lincolnshire, the east of wales and the midlands and parts of east anglia. Through the morning, the rain continues to move away, leaving showers and cloud, looking at some sunshine but the fog slow to clear for some. Sunshine but the fog slow to clear forsome. Northern sunshine but the fog slow to clear for some. Northern ireland with some sunshine as well. Cloudy in much of scotland with showers in the east and it will be breezy. Through the day, still a bit of sunshine, brightening in South West England for a time, but then the cloud will thicken, and in Northern Ireland, ahead of the next rain and strengthening winds. Temperatures 1015 north strengthening winds. Temperatures 10 15 north to south. Through the evening and overnight, the Rain Advancesin Evening and overnight, the rain advances in from the south west, pushing north east, falling in areas which have already had issues with flooding. Showers behind it, and ahead of it cloud and showery outbreaks. Temperatures 7 12. The weather beyond that remains unsettled. U nsettled unsettled as the word of the day and you called it messy yesterday. Ihiiiii you called it messy yesterday. All over you called it messy yesterday. Fill over the shop. Exam resits are taking place next month and an extra 60,000 pupils will be having another go at their english and maths gcse. Demand is so high that some schools and colleges in england say theyre hiring external exam halls to fit everyone in. 0ur Education Correspondent Hazel Shearing reports. I got my papers back, kind of looked through and sort of figuring out what i need to work on. Two weeks to go. Angles and ratios are probably things im struggling on the most. Hayden has a lot of numbers to crunch. His gcse maths exams didnt quite go to plan this summer. I was hoping for a pass because i had lots of revision building up to it, but when i got a three i wasnt too disappointed because in my mocks, which is just before, i got a one. Hes hoping the extra Revision Sessions at Leeds City College will help him get that all important grade four in his resit a pass. People should have a pass in maths because you know, its just that extra gcse which can help with getting jobs in the future and, you know, its a skill you need throughout life. What is alliteration . Hayden is one of a growing number of College Students dividing their time between their courses and compulsory english and maths resit lessons like these. Class sizes have grown and staff rooms will be drafted in as makeshift exam halls next month. Close to 4000 students are taking either english or maths this year, which is a huge amount of students that havent got that expected level of maths and english. Weve managed to absorb it. Next year we are really going to struggle with having enough rooms and of teachers. Part of the increase is down to population growth, but theres another reason too. This summer, grades in england were brought back down to be in line with pre covid levels. The knock on impact of that is that tens of thousands more students didnt pass gcse maths and english. The knock on impact of that is that there are more students at colleges like this one taking compulsory resits. What were seeing is a greater increase than we had anticipated. So there has been some additional funding to account for that increase, but it in no way meets the needs of all the additional students. The government says its investing extra money in colleges over the next two years, and plans for a new qualification would mean all young people studying some english and maths to 18. Most resit students at this college take their exams in the summer. Staff say getting ready for them is like a military operation. Its a little overwhelming having to redo it because you think this is bad because i got a low score, but at least there was a score that you got. I think the fact we have to resit is good because it will make you more confident if you pass it this time. This time will for these students hopefully be the last. Hazel shearing, bbc news. Were nowjoined by anna dawe, who is the principal of wigan and leigh college. We have had a bit of a perfect storm. 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My college, i think we got off light within college, i think we got off light within Greater Manchester. We have 370 extra within Greater Manchester. We have 370 extra students this year, on top of what 370 extra students this year, on top of what we 370 extra students this year, on top of what we do every year anyway. It has meant of what we do every year anyway. 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Get those completed, so to have to do it again, they are aware they have do it again, they are aware they have to do it again, they are aware they have to do do it again, they are aware they have to do it and they are so ambitious, and they are very resilient, ambitious, and they are very resilient, they turn up and they have resilient, they turn up and they have another go. For many of them it will he have another go. For many of them it will be one have another go. For many of them it will be one grade improvement, they may have will be one grade improvement, they may have got a one or two, and for some may have got a one or two, and for some of may have got a one or two, and for some of them it will be two or three times some of them it will be two or three times to some of them it will be two or three times to resit the exam before the et times to resit the exam before the get to times to resit the exam before the get to the times to resit the exam before the get to the grade, and some will leave get to the grade, and some will leave fans get to the grade, and some will leave fans at 18 and not achieve that leave fans at 18 and not achieve that. Every year it is there for them that. Every year it is there for them to that. Every year it is there for them to have to do and it is a challenge them to have to do and it is a challenge and i think they can become challenge and i think they can become very downhearted, they can feel quite become very downhearted, they can feel quite beaten by it sometimes in terms feel quite beaten by it sometimes in terms of feel quite beaten by it sometimes in terms of trying and trying again. And yet terms of trying and trying again. And yet they have come to college to do a vocational course in a subject that they do a vocational course in a subject that they love, business, engineering, health and social care, but they engineering, health and social care, but they still have maths and english but they still have maths and english that they have two reader and they english that they have two reader and they have to clear that hurdle. You have and they have to clear that hurdle. You have to and they have to clear that hurdle. You have to find space to accommodate them so there is clearly the teaching and then the actual venue to do the resits. How do you accommodate that many people . In Greater Manchester across ten further Greater Manchester across ten further education colleges we have 8000 further education colleges we have 8000 extra resits to on top of what normally 8000 extra resits to on top of what normally do. 8000 extra resits to on top of what normally do 8000 extra resits to on top of what | normally do in normally do. Where do you do it . In the colleges. Normally do. Where do you do it . In the colleges, we normally do. Where do you do it . In the colleges, we hire normally do. Where do you do it . In the colleges, we hire venues, normally do. Where do you do it . In| the colleges, we hire venues, Sports Hallsi the colleges, we hire venues, sports halls, leisure facilities, we sometimes have to get students off site, sometimes have to get students off site. So sometimes have to get students off site, so that involves hiring transport. This year we are hiring a venue transport. This year we are hiring a venue additional to the college, we operate venue additional to the college, we operate across three campuses, so students operate across three campuses, so students and princesses are affected. We pay for it out of our funding affected. We pay for it out of our funding and i think that is a huge Challenge Funding and i think that is a huge challenge. We have been promised additional challenge. We have been promised additional funding next year but i have to additional funding next year but i have to say it is a drop in the ocean have to say it is a drop in the ocean and have to say it is a drop in the ocean and it will not help as much this year~ ocean and it will not help as much this year. We have to find at my college this year. We have to find at my college just short of £400,000 extra this year college just short of £400,000 extra this year for the extra gcse resits. There this year for the extra gcse resits. There are this year for the extra gcse resits. There are other challenges as well. There are other challenges as well. The money there are other challenges as well. The money has to be found to make sure we the money has to be found to make sure we can the money has to be found to make sure we can run the exams. Sure we can run the exams. Thank ou. Tributes are being paid to a man whose career spanned the worlds of stage, screen and football Bill Kenwright, who has died aged 78. From Coronation Street to goodison park, via broadway and the west end, he appeared to be living several boyhood dreams, and loving it. Vincent mcaviney has been looking back at his life. So what you want to do . A nice cup of coffee, game of matchbox rugby. Shall i read your fortune in the tea leaves . A young Bill Kenwright had his first brush with Fame Playing Gordon Clegg on the cobbles of Coronation Street in 1968. Stop going on about it. No ones going to pinch the shop just because were in here. A plum role for an aspiring actor. But he stayed only a year, returning occasionally for Guest Appearances over the decades, for it was a career in showbiz off camera where he made his fortune. Kenwright became one of the uks most successful Theatre Producers, best known for long Running Hits Likejoseph and Blood Brothers. Can we go again from ive got a message . Kenwright was prolific, winning multiple awards over six decades for his west end, broadway, uk and International Touring productions. Hes credited with helping to start the careers of many current west end producers and is estimated to have employed more actors in many years than any employer besides the bbc. His Stage Business gave him the platform to get involved with the Football Club he loved as a boy in wavertree, liverpool. In 1989, he went from treading the boards to a seat on the board of everton before becoming chairman in 2004, having spent £20 million to become the clubs majority shareholder. Nothing ive ever done compares to this. But if i could be one of the people that actually made those everton fans smile again the way weve done in the 60s and 70s and 80s and brought a joy as we go into the millennium, ill sleep good at night. Though he didnt manage to bring silverware to goodison park, over 19 seasons the club did enjoy securing 12 top eight finishes, including a top four finish in 2005. Earlier this month, everton announced kenwright had undergone a Successful Operation to remove a Cancerous Tumorfrom his liver, but required a prolonged period in intensive care. However, he passed away on monday, peacefully, surrounded by his family and loved ones, aged 78. Tributes have been flowing in for kenwright, with actress Elaine Page Tweeting she was in mourning for a Tour De Force of theatre worldwide. Linda nolan, who he cast in Blood Brothers, said the role changed my life. Thank you for everything, rip, bill, you will never be forgotten. While sir ian mckellen, whos currently starring in one of his productions, said whether the west end lights will be turned off in his memory, certainly our business will be dimmer now. He has gone. Survived by his partner, actress jenny seagrove, daughter lucy, and two grandchildren, Bill Kenwright proved passions for football and Performing Arts can play well together. 0ne family who know all about Bill Kenwright� s generosity and his love of everton are the nuttalls. Laura nuttall died earlier this year, aged 23, from a brain tumour. Her mum nicola posted this message on social media last night. Lauras mum nicola joins us now from lancashire. Thank you so much for talking to us this morning. He was quite an incredible man, wasnt he . He really was. Ive incredible man, wasnt he . He really was ivejust incredible man, wasnt he . He really was we just got incredible man, wasnt he . He really was. Ive just got emotional was. Ive just got emotional listening was. Ive just got emotional listening to that tribute to him. I never listening to that tribute to him. I never met listening to that tribute to him. I never met Him In Person but i spoke to him never met Him In Person but i spoke to him on never met Him In Person but i spoke to him on the never met Him In Person but i spoke to him on the phone twice and he was an incredibly to him on the phone twice and he was an incredibly kind and thoughtful man an incredibly kind and thoughtful man. Even when he was having his own health man. Even when he was having his own Health Issues, man. Even when he was having his own Health Issues, he phoned us the week that laura Health Issues, he phoned us the week that laura died to offer his condolences. I initially wrote him a paper condolences. I initially wrote him a paper letter to explain lauras situation paper letter to explain lauras situation and that we were trying to raise money for her treatment in germany raise money for her treatment in germany when we ran out of options in the germany when we ran out of options in the uk, germany when we ran out of options in the uk, and he phoned me up, i was parking in the uk, and he phoned me up, i was parking the car and it came through was parking the car and it came through in was parking the car and it came through in the car, and he said, its through in the car, and he said, its bill through in the car, and he said, its Bill Kenwright here, and i dont its Bill Kenwright here, and i dont think its Bill Kenwright here, and i dont think ive ever been more shocked dont think ive ever been more shocked. He basically said how much money shocked. He basically said how much money do shocked. He basically said how much money do you need . We were a target we hurst money do you need . We were a target we burst £50,000 short for and he said he we burst £50,000 short for and he said he would get in our bank account said he would get in our bank account the next day and he did. It wasnt account the next day and he did. It wasnt publicity or for attention, he had wasnt publicity or for attention, he had no wasnt publicity or for attention, he had no need to do that, it was ust he had no need to do that, it was just kindness. I have heard since then just kindness. I have heard since then that just kindness. I have heard since then that he donated £200,000 to the bradley then that he donated £200,000 to the Bradley Lowery fund, and there are umpteen Bradley Lowery fund, and there are umpteen stories about his generosity and kindness, and in the Theatre Giving and kindness, and in the Theatre Giving people their first break, people giving people their first break, people struggling, whether they were everton people struggling, whether they were Everton Supporters are not, he was ust Everton Supporters are not, he was just a Everton Supporters are not, he was just a good Everton Supporters are not, he was just a good man. As Everton Supporters are not, he was just a good man Everton Supporters are not, he was just a good man. As you said in your tweet, no just a good man. As you said in your tweet. No fuss. Just a good man. As you said in your tweet, no fuss, no just a good man. As you said in your tweet, no fuss, no publicity, just a good man. As you said in your tweet, no fuss, no publicity, just tweet, no fuss, no publicity, just genuine kindness. It tells us a lot about a person. It genuine kindness. It tells us a lot about a person. About a person. It really does, particularly about a person. It really does, particularly in about a person. It really does, particularly in the about a person. It really does, particularly in the world about a person. It really does, particularly in the world of about a person. It really does, l particularly in the world of social media particularly in the world of social Media Kindness and generosity seems to be Media Kindness and generosity seems to he a Media Kindness and generosity seems to he a form Media Kindness and generosity seems to be a form of publicity, but for him it to be a form of publicity, but for him it was to be a form of publicity, but for him it wasjust he had the most enormous him it wasjust he had the most enormous heart and he didnt want to see people enormous heart and he didnt want to see people suffering, struggling, and if see people suffering, struggling, and if he see people suffering, struggling, and if he could help then he would. It and if he could help then he would. It was and if he could help then he would. It was very and if he could help then he would. It was very low key and the job was done it was very low key and the job was done. Somebody would phone the next morning done. Somebody would phone the next morning and ask for bank details. Incredible morning and ask for bank details. Incredible. ~. , morning and ask for bank details. Incredible. ~. , ,. , morning and ask for bank details. Incredible. ~. ,. ,. , incredible. What was he like to talk to . He was incredible. What was he like to talk to . He was great, incredible. What was he like to talk to . He was great, full incredible. What was he like to talk to . He was great, full of incredible. What was he like to talk to . He was great, full of stories,. To . He was great, full of stories, chat, he to . He was great, full of stories, chat. He was to . He was great, full of stories, chat. He was a to . He was great, full of stories, chat, he was a very to . He was great, full of stories, chat, he was a very entertaining. J to . He was great, full of stories, chat, he was a very entertaining. We only had chat, he was a very entertaining. We only had a chat, he was a very entertaining. We only had a couple of conversations but you only had a couple of conversations but you always put the phone down feeling but you always put the phone down feeling better than you did when you picked feeling better than you did when you picked it feeling better than you did when you picked it up. Also the fact that it is the picked it up. Also the fact that it is the things you dont know, what people is the things you dont know, what people do is the things you dont know, what people do in private defines a person. People do in private defines a person, what nobody else sees. Just being person, what nobody else sees. Just being on person, what nobody else sees. Just being on the phone for half an hour chatting being on the phone for half an hour chatting about football and Health Issues chatting about football and Health Issues and things, he wasjust friendly issues and things, he wasjust friendly and open and generous with his time friendly and open and generous with his time. , friendly and open and generous with his time. T,. , friendly and open and generous with his time. ,. , his time. How will you remember the im act he his time. How will you remember the impact he had his time. How will you remember the impact he had on his time. How will you remember the impact he had on your his time. How will you remember the impact he had on your family . His time. How will you remember the impact he had on your family . On. His time. How will you remember the | impact he had on your family . On our famil i impact he had on your family . On our family i think impact he had on your family . On our family i think he impact he had on your family . On our family i think he gave impact he had on your family . On our family i think he gave us impact he had on your family . On our family i think he gave us more impact he had on your family . On our family i think he gave us more time. Family i think he gave us more time with laura family i think he gave us more time with laura i family i think he gave us more time with laura. I will always be incredibly grateful to him for that because incredibly grateful to him for that because that is time we will never et because that is time we will never get back because that is time we will never get back and it is really precious to us get back and it is really precious to us but get back and it is really precious to us but before that we loved him as a blue to us but before that we loved him as a blue anyway, for what he did for the as a blue anyway, for what he did for the Football Club. He had quite a hard for the Football Club. He had quite a hard time with the fans latterly, he was a hard time with the fans latterly, he was everton as well, and he has left a he was everton as well, and he has left a big he was everton as well, and he has left a big hole in our lives really. Thank left a big hole in our lives really. Thank you left a big hole in our lives really. Thank you for talking to us this morning and paying tribute to Bill Kenwright. Mi; morning and paying tribute to bill kenwriiht. G. ,. , morning and paying tribute to bill kenwriiht. Y. ,. ,. , kenwright. My condolences to his friends and kenwright. My condolences to his friends and family. Kenwright. My condolences to his friends and family. Thank kenwright. My condolences to his friends and family. Thank you. I time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning from bbc london, im alison earle. A woman who was conned out of thousands of pounds through a phone scam is warning others to be vigilant. Frederike was told by fraudsters that her Bank Accounts had been hacked and needed to move her money to a safe place. It was only after transferring the funds that she realised shed been tricked. Shes now more cautious of receiving calls out of the blue. My whole world collapsed, quite clearly. Ive worked very hard in life to achieve what i need to achieve. And itsjust going out, not trusting anybody around me, people talking to me. Im not picking up the phone any more, im not answering e mails from banks or anybody. It isjust meaning i need to check everything. You can see that story in full on bbc london this evening at 6. 30. A report has found Thames Valley police lost opportunities in how they dealt with an off Duty Police Officer who went on to commit a child sexual offence. His majestys inspectorate of constabulary found at least five instances where the force could have taken stricter action against luke horner that could have led to him being dismissed. Thames Valley Police says changes have now been made to the vetting process. New facial Recognition Technology is being rolled out for the first time in southend. Essex police will be using high tech cameras to help identify criminals they say pose the greatest risk to the area. But concerns have been raised with some calling it an invasion of privacy. The force insists data which captures the public will be deleted. Rare photographs of iconic figures including Marilyn Monroe and malcolm x are to go on display at the v a. The 300 prints are from the private collection of eltonjohn and david furnish, whove been collecting artwork for the past 30 years. Theyll form part of an exhibition called Fragile Beauty, which opens next year. Travel now. Theres a good service on all lines. Time for the weather. Good morning. Its a rather damp start for many of us this morning. Weve had some rain overnight. Weve still got some around this morning. The met office has a yellow Weather Warning in place for the heavy rain. Thats valid until 10 oclock. But you can see its slowly moving away south and eastwards. Becoming drier, the cloud breaking, some sunny spells this afternoon and temperatures reaching around 14 celsius. Into this evening, overnight starts off dry. A few clear spells around thats where well get our coldest temperatures. But the cloud will increase through the night and, with that, the showers will start to move through, as well. They could be heavy, you might get a rumble of thunder. Temperatures dropping down to potentially 5c. So for tomorrow, the low pressure to the west, still, driving the showers through in the morning. But they will clear away eastwards. Again, some sunny spells developing, but fairly frequent showers through tomorrow afternoon. Again, they could be heavy, you might get a rumble of thunder, and temperatures tomorrow at around 15 celsius. Now its looking a little drier for saturday, still cant rule out a shower, but then rain returns as we head through sunday. Theres more on our website and social media, including the boxing bishop of edmonton. Thats it for now, im back in half an hour. Hello, this is breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. The uks £8 million daily bill for housing Asylum Seekers in hotels should begin to fall by the start of next year, after the government announced plans to cut the number of hotels it uses. The immigration minister Robert Jenrick can tell us more he joins us from westminster. Jenrick can tell us more how jenrick can tell us more are you going to do this . Morning. How are you going to do this . Good morning. When i took on the role a year ago, morning. When i took on the role a yearago, i morning. When i took on the role a year ago, i was clear the use of hotels to house Asylum Seekers, Illegal Migrants, was wrong and unacceptable. Hotels should be used by businesses and communities are members of the public for weddings and birthdays and all the things we care about in life, they should not be housing Asylum Seekers at a huge cost of the taxpayer. As a result of good work in progress we have made in standing up cheaper and more appropriate forms of accommodation, and the fact the first time in four years there is a reduction of the number of people coming across on small boats, we can begin closing those hotels and returning them to community use. The first hotels will close in the coming days, with 50 closing byjanuary close in the coming days, with 50 closing by january and close in the coming days, with 50 closing byjanuary and more to follow if we make progress in stopping the boats. Clearly this is the beginning. There is a long way to go but we are making progress. Labours shadow immigration minister says you are planning to close 12 of hotels in use. How long will it take for further hotels to be closed . ,. ,. , closed . Very soon, the list we announced closed . Very soon, the list we announced yesterday closed . Very soon, the list we announced yesterday is closed . Very soon, the list we announced yesterday is just i closed . Very soon, the list we | announced yesterday is just the first 15. We will make further tranches in the weeks and months ahead. How soon . It will depend on our continued success in reducing the number of people crossing the channel and if we do, within weeks we will come forward with further tranches. Let me be clear, i want to close all hotels. It is not acceptable, it is a waste of taxpayers money and as quickly as we can close them we will do. What we can close them we will do. What will happen we can close them we will do. What will happen to we can close them we will do. What will happen to those we can close them we will do. What will happen to those people . Local Government Association said many people granted Refugee Status will likely present is homeless to local authorities and it will be the local authority that has to house them, perhaps ironically back in a hotel. The first thing we are doing is standing up cheaper and more appropriate forms of accommodation so instead of being housed sometimes in luxurious hotels, they will be housed in disused military sites, on barges like in portland, and in low cost, decent but not luxurious forms of housing elsewhere in the country. Forms of housing elsewhere in the count. ~ ,. ,. , country. Why did they not go there in the first place . Country. Why did they not go there in the first place . Since country. Why did they not go there in the first place . Since i country. Why did they not go there in the first place . Since i took country. Why did they not go there in the first place . Since i took on | in the first place . Since i took on the ob, in the first place . Since i took on the job. We in the first place . Since i took on the job, we have in the first place . Since i took on the job, we have worked in the first place . Since i took on the job, we have worked hard in the first place . Since i took on the job, we have worked hard to| thejob, we have worked hard to those up. The numbers that crossed in small boats in the past couple of years has been high which put pressure on the asylum system, as it did in every other european country, but as a result of the new forms of accommodation and the reduction in the number coming across, we can make this change. The important thing to note is if people are refused an asylum claim, we want to get them out of the country because they have no right to be here. The number removed from the country for those grounds has risen by 75 in the past year. The sooner we make an asylum decision, if they are rejected, we want to get them out of the country say they are not a burden on taxpayers. Brute the country say they are not a burden on taxpayers. The country say they are not a burden on taxpayers. We will talk about the barge burden on taxpayers. We will talk about the barge which burden on taxpayers. We will talk about the barge which has burden on taxpayers. We will talkl about the barge which has capacity for 500 and i think currently 50 Asylum Seekers are on board. Labour said it works out at £800 per person per night. Said it works out at £800 per person er niiht. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , per night. Quite a lot more than a hotel. Per night. Quite a lot more than a hotel that per night. Quite a lot more than a hotel. That is per night. Quite a lot more than a hotel. That is completely per night. Quite a lot more than a hotel. That is completely wrong i per night. Quite a lot more than a l hotel. That is completely wrong and i hope the shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper corrects the record. What is right . She is confused on this. 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Once it gets to full capacity which it will soon, it will be a cheaper form capacity which it will soon, it will be a cheaperform of capacity which it will soon, it will be a cheaper form of accommodation. It is also more appropriate as a form of accommodation because it is not a hotel. I do not want hotels members of the public want to use for leisure, business, tourism, used for leisure, business, tourism, used for Illegal Migrants. I will not put the interests of Illegal Migrants over the british taxpayers which is what the labour party seems to want to do. I what the labour party seems to want to do. ,. ,. , what the labour party seems to want todo. To do. I will correct you. It was civen to do. I will correct you. It was given the to do. I will correct you. It was given the all to do. I will correct you. It was given the all clear to do. I will correct you. It was given the all clear a to do. I will correct you. It was given the all clear a month to do. I will correct you. It was| given the all clear a month ago after the legionella outbreak so it has been available to you for the past month. There is a backlog now of asylum cases, 173,000. Haifa past month. There is a backlog now of asylum cases, 173,000. How would ou tackle of asylum cases, 173,000. How would you tackle it . Of asylum cases, 173,000. How would you tackle it . We of asylum cases, 173,000. How would you tackle it . We have of asylum cases, 173,000. How would you tackle it . We have made of asylum cases, 173,000. How would you tackle it . We have made good you tackle it . We have made good progress. The number of caseworkers has risen by 2500, productivity has increased by ten times, so where 400 cases were being decided a year ago, 4000 are decided in the same period today. The backlog is falling which is important because we want an efficient and fair asylum system. It is not the sustainable answer. Some people like the Labour Party Think you can grant your way out of the problem. You have to use have a deterrent to stop people coming which is why we have created the rwanda policy being considered by the Supreme Court and that will break the Business Model of people smuggling gangs because it says to people if you risk your life, your life savings to come over on the small boat, you are almost certain to be sent back, including to rwanda, via a safe third country. I think we will see the people crossing in small boats, when we have stood up the policy, we have seen the deterrent work. With the albanian policy we are returning people swiftly back to albania and we have seen a 90 reduction in the number of albanians crossing in small boats this year which has contributed to the significant fall in numbers overall. We want to stop the boats in their entirety but we are making progress. We can talk tojohn. Tributes for Bobby Charlton. An emotional night at old trafford, the first home game Manchester United played since the death of sir Bobby Charlton. It was amazing. Very special and emotional. Eric10 hag it was amazing. Very special and emotional. Eric 10 hag laid a wreath in the centre circle. And aretha laid in the seat he used to sit in in the directors box. United backing it up with important win. Tributes before kick off and plenty of drama after it. United coming together to pay tribute to sir Bobby Charlton before Recording Theirfirst Champions League win of the season. Katie gornall reports. Sir Bobby Charlton was at the heart of everything for Manchester United. His loss has been met with an outpouring of affection as thousands from across generations gathered here to remember a footballing icon and a gentleman. He greeted you with warmth and bobby, obviously, was a great goal scorer, a great ambassador, a great captain, not only for Manchester United, but when he played for england, as well. For the clubs supporters, he was without equal. We love sir Bobby Charlton and tonight is going to be really, really emotional. So were holding it together so far. They say that nothing lasts for ever and that no one can live for ever, but sir bobby will. Inside, in front of the stand named after him, there were more tributes and, once the music ended, old trafford fell silent. The task now was for united to harness this emotion. But against copenhagen, they struggled and relied on the reflexes of andre 0nana to keep them in it. In search of inspiration, united had sent on christian eriksen, only to be denied by the man in the mask. Frustration was building. United had lost their first two games in this group. This had been described as a must win. Enter Harry Maguire. His first goal of the season and what a time to score it. But there was still time for one dramatic twist. This high boot from Scott Mctominay meant penalty. The game now hinged on one final kick, and 0nana proved to be uniteds hero earning his side a vital and emotional three points. For two of the most criticised players in uniteds squad, this felt like redemption. Katie gornall, bbc news, manchester. If 0nana and maguire were uniteds heroes. Were uniteds heroes it was gabrieljesus for arsenal against sevilla. He was the difference in a tight game. Girst playing a brilliant through ball for Gabriel Martinelli who still had plenty to do before scoring arsenals opener before then scoring himself, with a brilliant strike, and that moves arsenal to the top of their group. He came in for a reason. He changed our world. He came in for a reason. He changed ourworld. He he came in for a reason. He changed our world. He brings energy to the team. This is when the player is important for the team. When you have a player like this, you want to go to Manchester City, stamford bridge, the next coming here, that is the level we are at right now. The holders Manchester City are in switzerland to face young boys on the back of two wins in the competition so far. Had their game faces on when pep speaks you listen theyve travelled early to get a feel for the artificial pitch they dont usually train away from home but theyve made an exception in this case, so the players can get used to the surface. No wonder eddie howe is smiling the newcastle manager pulling off one of the wins of his career, beating Kylian Mbappes Paris Saint Germain last time out. But as they prepare to face Borussia Dortmund tonight, he says its time to move on from that brilliant win. We need to forget psg, take the confidence from it but forget it and try to create that atmosphere all over again. Try to create that atmosphere all overagain. For us, try to try to create that atmosphere all over again. For us, try to recreate energy and intensity levels and quality of our play. Celtic are looking for their First Group Stage win in the competition for ten years they host Atletico Madrid tonight but theyre yet to pick up a point in this seasons campaign. England test cricket captain ben stokes is still committed to playing for his country, despite turning down a three year central contract. Hes opted instead for a one year extension but hes expected to negotiate a longer deal next year, when a new cycle of talks over broadcast rights starts. The two are linked, so players could secure more lucrative contracts. And just reflecting a little more on the life of everton chairman Bill Kenwright following his death at the age of 78. Lots of tributes have been paid. Legendary everton goalkeeper Neville Southall said rip Bill Kenwright. A sad day when any blue dies and must be respected. An end of an era. Wayne rooney, who came through the club as a youngster, said devastated to hear the sad news about Bill Kenwright. Known bill since i was young and hes had a huge impact on me as a person and my career. Great man and a big inspiration. Finally, the clubs city rivals said rest in peace, Bill Kenwright. Friends and everyone at everton. He cared deeply about Everton Supporters and the club. Just wanted success for everybody involved and tributes paid from across football. We will be talking about bill can write more later on. A great man. Heres carol. There is a clue i think in the picture behind you. Good morning. No flies on sally. She is right. The met office has an Amber Weather Warning out for rain. It is affecting South Hampshire, the Isle Of Wight and is valid until eight oclock. It has caused flooding on the Isle Of Wight. I believe the service has been suspended here. Colossal rainfall overnight with some parts in excess of 70 millimetres. We will see further rain in the next days. This is the rainfall totals chart. Quite widely, looking at a light and dark blues. The next days, we have some green appearing. A lot of rain in north east scotland, eastern parts of Northern Ireland, south west scotland, south wales, the north coast of devon and cornwall and across southern coasts. Be prepared. Today we have low pressure reducing the rain across south wales and Southern England. That clears. Later, another comes in from the south west. We have rain across North East England and scotland where it is cloudy. Quite a blustery wind. There will be sunshine. We also have fog to lift and some of it will be slow to clear. The fog is across northern england, lincolnshire, east wales, midlands, east anglia. Some of it might lift into low cloud. Temperatures 10 15. 0vernight, the front comes in. It will take rain, pushing northwards and eastwards. Following in areas that have been flooded and we continue with showers in the far north. There will be a brisk wind through the English Channel. Through tomorrow, the rain continues to push over to the east where it will linger, moving into north east scotland. Showers across the west and south. Some of them inland. Temperatures 9 16. And as we saw, the weather remains unsettled with further rain and showers. Thank you. We will be back with you later. It looks like it is not summertime any more. When kay mellor wrote the syndicate in 2012, she didntjust create a hit tv drama but something of a family dynasty. Her daughter gaynor faye starred in series 1 and now shes helping to direct a stage version of the story about lottery winners. Lets remind ourselves of the series. Are we ready . Big smiles. Sorry to keep you waiting, ladies and gentlemen. Were very proud to announce. This way, please. How did you find out . How did you chose your numbers . Whats your name . Stuart bradley. Denise simpson. What will you spend your money on . How about charity . Just ordered two ferraris. Imjoking. Im going to buy a nice house for me and my family. Whats your name . Leanne. Leanne what . Just leanne. Therell be an official press statement. Who picks the numbers . Me. Was it family birthdays or. . Thats right, yeah. So what are you going to spend your money on . Trying to get my husband back. It is great. 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They do not need to go to big cities, it is here. It they do not need to go to big cities, it is here. Cities, it is here. It is in the regions cities, it is here. It is in the regions if cities, it is here. It is in the regions. If you cities, it is here. It is in the regions. If you do cities, it is here. It is in the regions. If you do not i cities, it is here. It is in the regions. If you do not go, l cities, it is here. It is in the| regions. If you do not go, it cities, it is here. It is in the i regions. If you do not go, it will go. It is expensive but with christmas coming, save up, buy theatre tickets instead of plastic stuff. Enjoy it, experiences, go out to the theatre with your family and bring up the new generation, bringing them to the theatres. I went to the theatre young and my children date. They love the theatre now. It is a real thing to take your kids, as well. We are on all over the country. Kids, as well. We are on all over the country kids, as well. We are on all over the count. ,. ,. , the country. Norwich, nottingham, allover. The country. Norwich, nottingham, all over a the country. Norwich, nottingham, all over. A busy the country. Norwich, nottingham, all over. A busy year the country. Norwich, nottingham, all over. A busy year ahead. I all over. A busy year ahead. Really busy and great fun. Lovely to see you. Thank you. The syndicate goes on tour across the uk from april next year. Now the news where you are. Good morning from bbc london. Im alison earle. A woman who was conned out of thousands of pounds through a phone scam is warning others to be vigilant. Friederike was told by fraudsters that her Bank Accounts had been hacked and needed to move her money to a safe place. It was only after transferring the funds that she realised shed been tricked. Shes now urging people to be cautious of receiving calls out of the blue. New facial Recognition Technology is being rolled out for the first time in southend. High tech cameras will help to identify criminals said to pose the greatest risk to the area. But concerns have been raised with some calling it an invasion of privacy. Essex police insists data which captures the public will be deleted. Rare photographs of iconic figures including Marilyn Monroe and malcolm x are to go on display at the v a. The 300 prints are from the private collection of eltonjohn and david furnish. Theyll form part of an exhibition called Fragile Beauty which opens next year. Travel now and lets see how the tube is looking at the moment. Theres a good service on all lines. Now onto the weather. After a damp start, showers should ease and we may even see some sunshine this afternoon. But cloud will return this evening. Expect temperatures of up to 14 degrees. Theres more on our website and social including londons boxing bishop. Thats it for now, im back in half an hour. Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today. Un aid workers warn theyll have to stop operations in gaza today because of a lack of fuel eight trucks delivered some supplies to the territory late last night. There are growing International Calls for a humanitarian pause in the fighting, with the us proposing a temporary lull in hostilities. The fatal errors in failing to spot the signs of sepsis a new warning that mistakes in hospitals are leading to too many deaths. 0nline dating profiles and social media apps are just some of the routes frausters used to trick people out of more than half a billion pounds in the first half of this year. Ill be finding how you can avoid scams. In sport. Old trafford comes together to pay tribute to the late, great sir Bobby Charlton ahead of a dramatic night for the club in the Champions League. Ill be back. And he is back on breakfast. Arnold schwarzenegger talks to us his career, on screen and in politics. I feel like i would make a great president i feel like i would make a great president but i feel at the same time president but i feel at the same time that president but i feel at the same time that everything ive accomplished was because of america. The met accomplished was because of america. The met office has extended the Amber Weather Warning for rain until 10am today, affecting South Hampshire and Isle Of Wight. There has been some flooding in places, and there is dense fog in northern england, the midlands, east wales, east anglia and lincolnshire. All the details later. Its wednesday the 25th of october. A United Nations agency which looks after Palestinian Refugees has warned it could stop its work in gaza tonight if it doesnt receive urgent deliveries of fuel. Last night, eight trucks carrying food, water and medicine crossed the rafah border between egypt and gaza, but israel has banned fuel from entering the territory, saying hamas would use it for military purposes. Hamas is designated as a Terrorist Organisation by many western governments, including the uk. There are now growing International Calls for a humanitarian pause in the fighting to allow aid to reach gazas residents. Our middle east correspondent Yolande Knell has the latest. The slow trickle of aid. Just eight lorries carrying water, food and medicine made their way into gaza last night. But whats not getting in is fuel. Hospitals are struggling. Here, medics use their phones to light the way as a patient arrives, as theres no fuel for generators and theyre overwhelmed by casualties. Israel has banned fuel from entering the territory, saying hamas, designated as a Terrorist Group by many western governments, including the uk, may use it for military purposes. The un agency which looks after Palestinian Refugees has warned it could stop its operation in gaza as soon as tonight without it. If we do not get fuel by tonight we will have to halt our operations and that will impact at least 600,000 people sheltering in 150 of our schools and other buildings. With plenty of Aid Building Up in egypt, theres frustration about the sluggish relief effort. This is one of the who trucks loaded with the urgent needs for patients inside gaza. There is trauma kits, there is medicine and drugs, there is the disposable, which is much needed now to treat the patients and to manage casualties inside gaza. Theres been a big jump in the death toll, with official palestinian figures showing many hundreds killed in the past 24 hours. At the un, the Secretary General, antonio guterres, said the bombardment and blockade of gaza violated international law, as did the use of civilians as Human Shields by hamas. I am deeply concerned about the clear violations of International Humanitarian law that we are witnessing in gaza. Let me be clear no party to an Armed Conflict is above International Humanitarian law. But diplomatic efforts continue. Now, International Calls are mounting for a humanitarian pause in fighting, with the us proposing a temporary lull in hostilities, short of a formal ceasefire. And while israels war with hamas is raging, there are other fronts heating up. Thousands of troops are now gathering on israels northern border with lebanon, and there were strikes in neighbouring syria overnight. It adds to the fears that whats happening in gaza will create wider regional turmoil. Yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. Our middle east correspondent tom batemanjoins us now from south israel. Can you explain to us why the fuel is not being allowed in . Can you explain to us why the fuel is not being allowed in . Israel has refused to allow is not being allowed in . Israel has refused to allow few is not being allowed in . Israel has refused to allow few or is not being allowed in . Israel has refused to allow few or no is not being allowed in . Israel has refused to allow few or no access | is not being allowed in . Israel has i refused to allow few or no access at the Border Crossing at rafah. Israel and egypt for 16 years have had a tight blockade of the gaza strip, controlling much of what is going in and out. Since the start of hostilities, israel said it would impose a complete siege around gaza and the Energy Minister said nothing would go in or out until the hostages were freed by hamas. What we have seen since saturday as some aid trucks being allowed to cross the rafah crossing between egypt and israel, extremely limited, a small number of what is needed for the desperate humanitarian situation in gaza. The trucks contained food, water and medicines but critically not fuel, because israel says it thinks that would be stolen or exploited by hamas. The United Nations agency which provides services to palestinians say the fuel is critically needed to fuel their own humanitarian operation, for bakeries to provide braid for people, and waterfilter for bakeries to provide braid for people, and water filter systems, people, and water filter systems, people reduced to drinking dirty water from wells, people reduced to drinking dirty waterfrom wells, drinking people reduced to drinking dirty water from wells, drinking sea water, there is a huge risk to peoples health, so they need the fuel for the humanitarian aid. And they are now saying that if no fuel is allowed and today they will have to stop humanitarian operations tonight. To stop humanitarian operations toniaht. �. ,. ,. , tonight. And the International Community tonight. And the International Community is tonight. And the International Community is calling tonight. And the International Community is calling for i tonight. And the International Community is calling for a i tonight. And the international i community is calling for a pause in hostilities. How likely do you think thatis hostilities. How likely do you think that is to happen any time soon . The us that is to happen any time soon . Tue us secretary that is to happen any time soon . Tte us secretary of that is to happen any time soon . Tte us Secretary Of State that is to happen any time soon . The us Secretary Of State anthony blinking at the un overnight saying for the first time the us has used these words, calling for a humanitarian pause. He accused hamas of using civilians as Human Shields but the us has repeatedly called on israel to abide by what they call the laws of war, to respect civilian lives. There is an increasing coal for a pause in the fighting to allow a humanitarian corridor through rafah. I think it is pretty unlikely. We saw increased bombardment overnight by the israelis in south gaza, more sirens earlier here in ashkelon. Palestinians reporting the deadliest day in gaza so far yesterday. Un officials, who have been visiting hospitals in gaza, say there are now bodies of the dead, including children, simply being kept in tents outside hospitals because of the marks are full. The morgues are full. Labour leader sir keir starmer and his Deputy Angela rayner will meet with muslim mps this afternoon, amid tensions over the leaderships stance on the israel gaza war. It comes after an Islamic Centre visited by mr starmer accused him of Gravely Misrepresenting its position. Our chief Political Correspondent Henry Zeffman joins us now. Henry, what can we expect from todays meeting . This all stems from an interview that keir starmer gave a couple of weeks ago in which he appeared to suggest he believed israel had the right to cut off fuel and electricity, water and electricity from gaza. Keir starmer now says he didnt mean to say that, he thought he was answering a different question, he points out that every time he had spoken about the issue in the house of commons he has called for humanitarian aid to the people of gaza. But in the weeks since he gave that interview, clips have ricocheted around social media, Whatsapp Groups and so on, and the anger only seems to intensify. I think the row about this visit to an Islamic Centre in south wales is symptomatic to that. He visited, he tweeted about the visit he conducted, then it is very clear from the statement from the Islamic Centre that a lot of their members were furious that they had hosted keir starmer. If you bring that to parliament, labour mps are concerned that they are hearing the same fury and concern and anger from their constituents and i think that is what this meeting will be about, keir starmer trying to reassure them about his position and his ability to contain this frustration. But it is a bit tense and it is a tricky one for keir starmer. A search is ongoing for four people who are missing after a british cargo ship sank in the north sea, near the german coast. The verity had seven crew on board when it collided with another cargo ship yesterday morning. One person died, two were rescued and four remain missing. The cause of the collision is being investigated. The actor Richard Roundtree best known for playing the legendary 1970s detectivejohn shaft has died at the age of 81. He also appeared in films including seven, and tv shows from the slavery drama roots, to the fresh prince of bel air, and desperate housewives. A museum in paris says it has fixed a waxwork of The Wrestler Turned Movie Star Dwayne The Rock johnson after he complained its skin tone was too light. The Grevin Museum unveiled the life sized figure earlier this month but was accused of whitewashing the actor, who has dual heritage. An off duty pilot accused of trying to crash a passenger plane has pleaded not guilty to 83 charges of attempted murder. Joseph emerson was sitting in the cockpit of the Alaska Airlines jet when he allegedly tried to disable its engines mid flight. He told police he had been struggling with depression. Four uk astronauts could soon be heading into orbit on an all british mission. The last brit to go into orbit was tim peake, who stayed on the International Space station in 2015, but the crew and destination for this potential mission has not yet been selected. It would be a Joint Venture by an american company, axiom, and the uk space agency. Bankers will no longer have their bonuses capped from the end of this month. As it stands they can receive no more than double their basic salary. Ben can tell us more. Ben, whats behind this move . The cap on bankers bonuses is being removed from the end of this month in a post brexit shake up of financial rules. The government says it will make the uk and london in particular a more attractive place to do business. The cap was introduced in 2014 to try and limit excessive risk taking by financialfirms after the 2008 crash. It limited the size of bonuses that banks, Building Societies and Investment Firms could pay their staff. A maximum of twice their basic salary. Last year the former chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng proposed scrapping that rule in the Ill Fated Mini Budget but the idea was ditched after turmoil on financial markets. Now the government has confirmed the cap will go. Labour has spoken out against this move, while the leader of the trade Union Congress has called it obscene. Some bankers will be pleased that they can now get bigger bonuses. But some will prefer the Current System which meant a more reliable income. Thats because over the last decade banks increased basic salaries instead to make sure they could still compete with the likes of new york and singapore in attracting the top talent. A severe Amber Weather Warning for heavy rain has been issued for parts of hampshire and the Isle Of Wight, with up to three inches of rain possible in some areas. Some roads have already flooded and Train Services on the island have been suspended. Really tricky conditions. Lets find out what it could all mean and what the implications might be. We are getting used to these Weather Warnings but explain this latest one, if you will. It warnings but explain this latest one, if you will. One, if you will. It is an Amber Weather Warning one, if you will. It is an Amber Weather Warning for one, if you will. It is an Amber Weather Warning for south i one, if you will. It is an amber i Weather Warning for South Hampshire and Isle Of Wight. A deluge of rain. It was valid until atm but it has been extended until 10am, so take extra care while travelling. Dense fog around this morning affecting northern england, east wales, the midlands, lincolnshire and parts of east anglia. Some of that means a visibility is less than 100 metres. Some of it will only lift into low cloud, very slow to clear. This rain pushed across south wales in South West England and is continuing to move east, and we have more rain in North East England and eastern parts of scotland. When we lose the fog eventually, you can see it brightens up for some of us, some sunshine. Blustery winds in scotland and then later the next band of rain in strengthening wind comes in from the south west. Temperatures 10 15. Through the evening and overnight, the rain moves north and east, falling in areas already affected by flooding. The showers continue in the north of scotland, and brisk winds and showers across the English Channel and parts of South West England and wales. Tomorrow we have a rain across eastern areas, pushing into eastern scotland, showers along the coasts, some getting inland as well, and temperatures very similar to today. It is notjust as having pretty rough weather at the moment. In mexico, hurricane otis has made landfall close to acapulco. It is a catastrophic hurricane. It has strengthened very quickly, in record time. Wind speeds of 165 mph, likely to have catastrophic impacts, so it is something we are following as well. It is something we are following as well. Is something we are following as well. ,. ,. , is something we are following as well. , i. , ,. , is something we are following as well. ,. , ,. ,. , well. It gives you a sense of what is auoin well. It gives you a sense of what is going on well. It gives you a sense of what is going on right well. It gives you a sense of what is going on right now, well. It gives you a sense of what is going on right now, doesnt i well. It gives you a sense of what is going on right now, doesnt it. | is going on right now, doesnt it. We will have more later on those Weather Warnings. Its ten years since a major report highlighted that patients with sepsis were not receiving the urgent treatment they needed. A decade on, and a new report by the nhs ombudsman has found that Hospital Failings are still leading to too many deaths from sepsis. Our Health Correspondent, Dominic Hughes has more. Every year in the uk there are around 48,000 deaths from sepsis, many of them preventable. In 2021, 13 year old martha mills died after hospital staff failed to correctly act on the Warning Signs of the illness. One year old william mead died in 2014 after his mums concerns were dismissed by doctors. And in 2011, two year old Maude Watkins died, having been sent home twice after her infection was missed. Sepsis is a life threatening overreaction to an infection, by the bodys immune system, that causes damage to both tissues and organs. Todays report says that, despite years of trying to raise awareness, mistakes are still being made, including delays in diagnosing and treating sepsis, poor communication between staff and substandard record keeping. Patients are not reliably being screened for sepsis. When sepsis is thought to be present, its not often recognised quickly and there are also often delays in treating. And of course, for a life threatening condition like sepsis, that can be catastrophic. The government has committed to implementing what is known as marthas rule, named after martha mills, to give patients the right to a Second Opinion if they believe their concerns are not being taken seriously. Dominic hughes, bbc news. We are nowjoined by dr ron daniels, chief executive of the uk sepsis trust, and melissa mead, whose son william died as a result of sepsis in 2014. Melissa also Peer Reviewed this new report from the nhs ombudsman. Let me start with you, melissa. How do you feel when you read that report, ten years on and all the work youve been doing to highlight the dangers of sepsis, and it seems very little has changed . T the dangers of sepsis, and it seems very little has changed . Very little has changed . I think it feels really very little has changed . I think it feels really demoralising very little has changed . I think it feels really demoralising and i feels really demoralising and disheartening. I think of all the work disheartening. I think of all the work done over the last ten years, alongside work done over the last ten years, alongside the sepsis trust, and i feel like alongside the sepsis trust, and i feel like how many more lives must be lost feel like how many more lives must be lost until the weight is put behind be lost until the weight is put behind action . This report highlights that people are dying needlessly. 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But i think it is really important for health think it is really important for Health Care Professionals to make those Health Care Professionals to make those few Health Care Professionals to make those few minutes count, the ten minutes those few minutes count, the ten minutes they get to spend with a patient minutes they get to spend with a patient and their loved ones, and certainty patient and their loved ones, and certainty in patient and their loved ones, and certainly in williams case, he was nonverbal. Certainly in williams case, he was nonverbal, he couldnt explain how he was nonverbal, he couldnt explain how he was feeling, so it was important for the he was feeling, so it was important for the doctors to listen to me because for the doctors to listen to me because i for the doctors to listen to me because i was his voice, and ijust wasnt because i was his voice, and ijust wasnt listened to. It is about education. Knowledge is power with sepsis education. 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Saved, but many of them could. Wel have to afford the same attention we do to heart have to afford the same attention we do to heart attack, have to afford the same attention we do to heart attack, stroke have to afford the same attention we do to heart attack, stroke and do to heart attack, stroke and cancer do to heart attack, stroke and cancer. ~ do to heart attack, stroke and cancer. ~ ,. ,. , do to heart attack, stroke and cancer. ~ i. , , morning live follows breakfast on bbc one this morning. Lets find out what they have in store. Coming up, were at the mid point of our be scam safe week, and new figures released today show over half a billion pounds has been stolen this year, with more than a0 million lost to purchase scams. Its where criminals trick people into paying for goods and services that dont actually exist. Today Matt Allwright finds out how fraudsters are targeting people buying second hand cars online. I said, theres no car, and he said, look, and he used my name, and he said, dont forget, i know where you live, so you need to keep your mouth shut. Shocking, isnt it . Ill explain why you should slam i on the brakes if a seller gets too pushy and never hand over your cash until youve physically seen the car. All that, plus, 80 of sight loss in the uk is preventable were joined by bbc wales presenter lucy owen to find out why ignoring her eye test almost made her blind in one eye. And dr ranj explains the other Health Issues they can detect. Over 17 million brits havent had their eyes tested in the last two years, but they can also check if you have the early stages of conditions like alzheimers, sometimes as much as seven years before symptoms start to show. And cook yvonne cobbs taking over the morning live kitchen with a stuffed flatbread thats gone viral with over 10 million views online. Shell be doing her version with mozzarella and tomato for under a fiver a portion. See you at 9. 15. After weve been outside to go sunbathing. After weve been outside to go sunbathing after weve been outside to go sunbathinu. , �. ,. Sunbathing. Doesnt happen that often. Sunbathing. Doesnt happen that often lets sunbathing. Doesnt happen that often. Lets take sunbathing. Doesnt happen that often. Lets take the sunbathing. Doesnt happen that often. Lets take the show sunbathing. Doesnt happen that i often. Lets take the show outside time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning from bbc london, im alison earle. A woman who was conned out of thousands of pounds through a phone scam is warning others to be vigilant. Frederike was told by fraudsters that her Bank Accounts had been hacked and needed to move her money to a safe place. It was only after transferring the funds that she realised shed been tricked. Shes urging people to be cautious when they get calls out of the blue. My whole world collapsed, quite clearly. Ive worked very hard in life to achieve what i need to achieve. And itsjust going out, not trusting anybody around me, people talking to me. Im not picking up the phone any more, im not answering e mails from banks or anybody. It isjust meaning i need to check everything. You can see that story in full on bbc london this evening at 6. 30. Police searching for a man from south london whos been missing for more than a week have launched a murder investigation. Justin henry, whos 3a, was last seen at a Fast Food Restaurant in croydon in the early hours of last monday. His car was later found several miles away in dulwich. A 27 year old woman arrested on suspicion of kidnapping has been released on bail. New facial Recognition Technology is being rolled out for the first time in southend. Essex police will be using high tech cameras to help identify criminals they say pose the greatest risk to the area. But concerns have been raised with some calling it an invasion of privacy. The force insists data which captures the public will be deleted. Rare photographs of iconic figures including Marilyn Monroe and malcolm x are to go on display at the v a. The 300 prints are from the private collection of eltonjohn and david furnish, whove been collecting artwork for the past 30 years. Theyll form part of an exhibition called Fragile Beauty which opens next year. Travel now. No major issues at all this morning. As you can see theres a good service on all lines. Time for the weather. Good morning. Its a rather damp start for many of us this morning. Weve had some rain overnight. Weve still got some around this morning. The met office has a yellow Weather Warning in place for the heavy rain. Thats valid until 10 oclock. But you can see its slowly moving away south and eastwards. Becoming drier, the cloud breaking, some sunny spells this afternoon and temperatures reaching around 1a celsius. Into this evening, overnight starts off dry. A few clear spells around thats where well get our coldest temperatures. But the cloud will increase through the night and, with that, the showers will start to move through, as well. They could be heavy, you might get a rumble of thunder. Temperatures dropping down to potentially 5c. So for tomorrow, the low pressure to the west, still, driving the showers through in the morning. But they will clear away eastwards. Again, some sunny spells developing, but fairly frequent showers through tomorrow afternoon. Again, they could be heavy, you might get a rumble of thunder, and temperatures tomorrow at around 15 celsius. Now its looking a little drier for saturday, still cant rule out a shower, but then rain returns as we head through sunday. Theres more on our website and socials including the boxing bishop of edmonton. Thats it for now, im back in half an hour. Hello, this is breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. Were talking about scams this morning. Theyre on the increase, with half a billion pounds stolen in the first half of this year alone. Ben has the details. Awarning, it a warning, it can happen to anyone. It can because the scams are getting more sophisticated and it is important it can happen to anyone and not to be ashamed about coming forward if you have been scammed. It is because of the scale of fraud, particularly online is growing which is revealed with new figures showing almost £600 million has been lost abroad between january and june almost £600 million has been lost abroad between january and june this abroad betweenjanuary and june this year alone. Abroad between january and june this yearalone. Believe abroad between january and june this year alone. Believe it abroad betweenjanuary and june this year alone. Believe it or not, abroad between january and june this year alone. Believe it or not, that is a slight decrease from last year. But there has been a surge of more than a fifth of what is called authorised pushed Payment Fraud when you are tricked into making a payment by someone pretending to be a company. Three quarters of those crimes begin on latin and through social media with common scams being through Online Dating apps with criminals posing as potential partners. It is notjust financial loss. It is the emotional toll. The sense of shame. That means according to new research, barely a third of fraud crimes are reported. They say people have nothing to be ashamed about and should report scams as they would any other crime. Its organised crime groups, they target people specifically. They have a huge amount of resources at the end of their fingertips to be able to diversify, manipulate, push us into what is essentially a hot state to make us make decisions we wouldnt normally make. Its extremely clever and there are billions of people scammed every year and what we need to do is ensure that, again, we share those stories and realise there is a scam out there for everybody. Quite a few have been in touch. Dave said he scanned the qr code in a restaurant and joined what looked like the restaurants Wi Fi Network but it was a fake and scammers took control of his phone remotely and took money from his bank, and he thinks he lost £6,000. He said he works in it and he fell for that scam. Mark said he entered a genuine competition. Scammers messaged to say he had won and centrelink to claim the prize that would have required him to put his credit card details in supposedly to verify his identity. And another said they had someone on the phone claiming to be their son needing help and he said he lost his phone and send money to his friends account. They said they panicked and went along with it. They felt stupid after finding out they had been scammed. These people targeted our emotions. And then they described the scammers with a word i cannot use on television at this time of day. Were joined now by moneybox presenter Felicity Hannah ben mentioned two viewers concerns. Every fraud story is a painful thing to go through and those three different story showed fraudsters are like a virus. They mutate, get through defences and find new ways to target us and target people who think they might not fall victim to fraud. The most painful in those cases was the hello, mum scam. Get a message from a number you do not recognise, it is an urgent message, i am in trouble, my phone is broken, whatever the story is, and it provokes an emotional response and panic so you act fast and transfer cash. You want to help your child. Many work on that and make you feel you need to act quickly before you think about it. You need to act quickly before you think about it. There are giveaways. Once ou think about it. There are giveaways. 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The majority are small scale frauds. You think you are buying something, make a small payment and the item does not show up. The ones, someone gets in touch on the internet, impersonates maybe your bank, police, tax office, or more commonly now a rising romance fraud. They build a relationship with you and get an emotional connection and you think you are forming a relationship and they ask forming a relationship and they ask for money. They can be convincing. Authorised pushed Payment Fraud is where you are tricked into thinking you are in a different situation and you are in a different situation and you make the payments yourself. It also has an emotional cost as well as financial. Also has an emotional cost as well as financial as financial. People are embarrassed. As financial. People are embarrassed. Why as financial. People are embarrassed. Why is i as financial. People are embarrassed. Why is it| as financial. People are embarrassed. 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During the furlough, we saw a lot of scams based on furlough, extra support, the self employed income support, the self employed income support schemes. Whatever is in the news they will use. That is why you have to be cautious. In the examples given, the wi fi scam, that person was not emotionally involved. They were not falling victim to a sophisticated scan but are really easy scam to set up. I dont want to tell people to be paranoid, but you have to be aware. People out there without morals. Without morals. Really useful tips. To t without morals. Really useful tips. Tot to without morals. Really useful tips. To try to avoid without morals. Really useful tips. To try to avoid falling without morals. Really useful tips. To try to avoid falling victim. Tributes are being paid to a man whose career spanned the world a stage screen and football. Bill kenwright, who died aged 78. He started as an actor. But then went on to become one of the uks most successful Theatre Producers. Best known for long running hits like Blood Brothers and joseph and the amazing technicolor dreamcoat. Away from the stage, he also became chairman of the Football Club hed been a lifelong fan of everton in 200a. Paying tribute, actress elaine page tweeted she was in mourning for a Tour De Force of theatre worldwide. Linda nolan, who he cast in Blood Brothers said the role changed her life. Thank you for everything. Rip bill, you will never be forgotten. Whilst sir ian mckellen, whos currently staring in one of his productions said whether the west end lights will be turned off in his memory, certainly our business will be dimmer now he has will be dimmer now he has gone. We can speak now to actor and singer paul nicholas, who worked with bill for more than 50 years. He was a friend and colleague. I am really sorry about this news. You worked with him more than 50 years. What was he like . He was a wonderfully warm human being. He was great fun. But he was a wonderful businessman. A lot of your commentsjust now, he businessman. A lot of your comments just now, he was a fantastic producer. He did plays, musicals, pantomime. Foractors he was a wonderful source of work as well as being a wonderful human being. It is sad news. I am well as being a wonderful human being. It is sad news. Lam not well as being a wonderful human being. It is sad news. I am not sure there is another producer in london who can fill the void, expanding so many facets of theatre and film and to some degree television. We will miss him. I am sure they will be dimming the lights in the west end shortly, because i certainly will miss him. The great thing about him was he was extremely loyal. Ive worked with him 50 years ago. He has continued to employ me. I worked for him early this year. He never forgot. If he liked you, he stuck with you. He was just a marvellous human being. In with you. He was ust a marvellous human being. With you. He was ust a marvellous human being. In professionalterms, wh was human being. In professionalterms, why was he human being. In professionalterms, why was he so human being. In professionalterms, why was he so good human being. In professionalterms, why was he so good at human being. In professionalterms, why was he so good at his human being. In professionalterms, why was he so good at his job human being. In professionalterms, why was he so good at his job in human being. In professionalterms, why was he so good at his job in the| why was he so good at his job in the theatre . Was it his eye . He was emotional, his humanity . He started off as an actor emotional, his humanity . He started off as an actor and emotional, his humanity . He started off as an actor and understood off as an actor and understood actors and entertainment. He never lost to the common touch and he understood what audiences wanted. That is what he supplied. He had that gift for knowing what would work. He had a scatter gun approach to producing. He produced so much, so many things. Some of them did not work but most did. The other thing he had, great courage. To be a producer, to risk your money, to risk your reputation as much and as often as he did, it showed great courage. It does take a lot of courage. It does take a lot of courage to put on a west end show. It is expensive. You can lose your livelihood very often if you are not careful. I think his courage was one of his great strengths. Is careful. I think his courage was one of his great strengths. Of his great strengths. Is there an one of his great strengths. Is there anyone who of his great strengths. Is there anyone who comes of his great strengths. Is there anyone who comes close of his great strengths. Is there anyone who comes close to of his great strengths. Is there | anyone who comes close to the contributions he made . As we said, stage, screen and football. Starting as an actor on Coronation Street, doing those successful theatre shows. He had a lot of interests. It speaks of a slightly different era when you could do that and work your way up through the industry and take the different opportunities and challenges. The different opportunities and challenges the different opportunities and challenues. ,. ,. Challenges. Yes. First of all, he had a great challenges. Yes. First of all, he had a great knowledge challenges. Yes. First of all, he had a great knowledge of challenges. Yes. First of all, he | had a great knowledge of plays. Challenges. Yes. First of all, he had a great knowledge of plays. He knew plays inside out. You could mention a play and he would know it. He knew the product. He had a sense of what artists would fit what roles. Very good casting. I would say that because he cast me a lot, which was very kind laughter. All those things came together in attention to detail. It is not easy to be a producer at any point but to be a producer as long as he has, and a successful producer as he was, is quite rare. A lot of producers bite the dust early on. But he stuck with it. We will miss him greatly, particularly actors. We are very secure. He understood that. He was great to talk to because having been an actor, he understood the insecurities. We are looking for a job always. He was sympathetic to actors. That is why actors loved him so much, i think. Actors. That is why actors loved him so much, ithink. So much, i think. Thank you for talkin so much, i think. Thank you for talking to so much, i think. Thank you for talking to us. So much, i think. Thank you for talking to us. Paul so much, i think. Thank you for talking to us. Paul nicholas so much, i think. Thank you for talking to us. Paul nicholas worked with him more than 50 years. Tributes of a different sort. Remembering Bobby Charlton last night at Manchester Uniteds first home game and a story of two unlikely heroes as they won against copenhagen. And more tributes will come. Manchester united play Manchester City at the weekend and im sure more will follow. Tributes before kick off and drama right at the end united with theirfirst Champions League win of the season. Prior to kickoff at old trafford, manager eric ten hag carried a wreath in honour of sir Bobby Charlton, placed on the pitch before a minutes silence. After a frustrating 70 odd minutes, up stepped defender Harry Maguire that gave the united the lead. And there was still time for late drama as goalkeeper andre onana saved a 97th minute penalty to ensure united won their first match of this seasons Champions League. It feels perhaps someone was watching. Three other players really stood out last night gabrieljesus for arsenal in their win against sevilla. He was the difference in a tight game first playing a brilliant ball through to Gabriel Martinelli, to score arsenals opener, and then he scored himself, with a brilliant strike, although he did have to go off late on with a suspected hamstring injury. England captain harry kane took centre stage for Bayern Munich, he was on the score sheet again as they beat galatasaray 3 1 in instanbul. Its now 11 goals in 12 games, sincejoining from tottenham in august. And what about this guy . Jude bellingham. Just 20 years old. Scoring what proved to be winner for real madrid as they beat braga 2 1. It means he has now scored in every round. England fans will hope those two maintain that form heading into the euros. The football continues tonight, with the the holders Manchester City in switzerland to face young boys. They had their game faces on when pep speaks you listen. Theyve travelled early to get a feel for the artificial pitch they dont usually train away from home but theyve made an exception in this case, so the players can get used to the surface. Newcastle and celtic also in action tonight, all kick off at eight oclock. And look whos been linking up. We have lionel messi. Joined by ed sheeran. He is a massive fan of ipswich town. Do you think hes lining him up for a future move . Messi and his family there to watch him play a concert in florida. Where of course lionel messi plays for into miami. Anything can happen. Intermiami. For into miami. Anything can happen. Inter miami. You never know, ed sheeran with a quiet word. Ipswich. Stranger things have happened. Heres carol. Good morning. This morning, the met office has an Amber Weather Warning for rain, affecting parts of South Hampshire and the Isle Of Wight. We have had torrential rain through the night and early hours of today. These top four figures are on the Isle Of Wight. Swanage in dorset, 32 millimetres. If you are travelling, take extra care. The rain came through south wales and South West England and it is pushing eastwards. And we have rain in parts of scotland. In addition, dense fog in northern england, eastern wales, midlands, lincolnshire, east anglia. Some will be slow to clear. It will remain cloudy across scotland and northern england. Into the midlands, wales and Northern Ireland, some are sunny skies. But we then have the next band of rain and strengthening wind. It will push steadily north east over already flooded areas as we go through the night. The showers behind and showers ahead. And beyond that, the Weather Forecast does remain unsettled. Very unsettled. Thanks. When it comes to getting yourself a life coach, yourself a life coach. Have you thought about that . You could do worse than someone who has been a hollywood megastar, a leading politician, and the most muscular man in the universe. You would never argue with his advice. Were talking, of course, about Arnold Schwarzenegger. Hes written a book filled with advice on how to be successful and hes been sharing some words of wisdom with our entertainment correspondent colin paterson. Arnold schwarzenegger, you will see the bbc has sent along its muscliest correspondent to interview you. When you see a body like mine, what do you feel, is it pretty what do you feel, is it pity or do you see potential . Extraordinary. Its unbelievable. Im just amazed about your deltoids. My what . And the pectoral muscles. Hmm hmm. And the arms the triceps, the biceps, the brachioradialis. And the abdominals. Its really amazing. And how you can cover it all up with a simple shirt. I mean if people would just know what is underneath this shirt. Its like unbelievable. Really amazing, so im glad that they sent you. I think im blushing. I cant believe it. Yeah, yeah. Were in the very strange situation, because of the actors strike, we cant talk about your movies. Does this mean i have to do your catchphrases today . Whats the rules there . You can go and say, get to the chopper you can say, ill be back. Ill be back. Im very happy that i have had a great movie career. Im very happy that i have done some great Action Movies and that i was able, because one of the rules that i talk about in the book is dont listen to the naysayers. So when they said to me you would never be a comedy star. Twins. I said i want to be a comedy star i think i have a sense of humour. I think i can do it. They said no, were not that crazy, were not going to go and invest money in something we dont know about. We know that youre making a lot of money at the box office for your huge Action Movies and Science Fiction movies, Futuristic Movies thats what we invest in. And then, luckily, i had someone again, someone that helped me, ivan reitman that decided that he can develop a project called twins. My name isjulius, and im your twin brother. Oh, obviously. The moment i sat down, i thought i was looking into a mirror. Were not identical twins. Oh, no . No. Well, i wouldnt be too sure, pal. Those Comedy Movies made more money than the Action Movies. Youre here to talk about your book be useful. And it is getting great reviews in unexpected places. The Guardian Newspaper is not known, normally, for its love of republican politicians, and they say that it is the Improvement Guide that actually works. Fantastic. Well, i tell you that we have had the most unbelievable response and reaction to the book and its one of those things that i did not dream of to be a motivational speaker or to write motivational books or anything like that. Because when i grew up, all i wished was just to be the most muscular man in the world and to get into movies and to make millions of dollars. And then, after that, a lot of new dreams came about and a lot of new kind of goals came about. And one of them was, you know, i found out that people really needed to be motivated and people were looking to me for answers and they admired what i have accomplished. And so i saw there an opening and i saw there a need and i started developing that. And thats how this book came about. And you speak in the book about lows that youve had and how you came back from them. There will be people watching this program this morning in dreadful situations in their life. How did you come back from your lows . Well, i want to mention that, because its very important. Because so many times people read about my successes. They read about the movies that made hundreds of millions of dollars. And they read that i won the governorship and ran the fifth largest economy in the world. And how did arnold do all that and how did he become the greatest body builder of all times and all that stuff. Thats all true. But, i mean, on the way to get there, there were tremendous defeats and there were tremendous losses. Is self help a dirty word at all . Well, i think that we need a combination of helping ourselves, being motivated ourselves, but also to get help from the outside. 5. 8 Million People voted for me. So these 5. 8 Million People did help me become governor, so how can i call myself a self made man . Its bogus, doesnt exist. So this is why i want to explain in the book that we all need help and we should reach out for help. And as soon as you realise that, then you also recognise the fact that you also have got to help other people. And so i talk about that. And what did it take when i was beaten the first time in body building and i became second in the mr universe contest . You know, i was crying all night, devastated. I just went to america, didnt speak the language. I was alone over there. I was just beaten. I felt like a loser. And so i had to kind of come back from that. And i learned from those kind of mistakes and i learned from those kind of periods when i was on the ground. And i realised youre not a loser, you lost this competition. Losers stay down, but winners always get up. And even personal losses, you know, like my marriage, the mistakes that ive made, you have to recognise those mistakes. You have to be responsible for those mistakes. You cannot go and blame someone else for it. And i talk about that in the book you know, take responsibility, take ownership of those mistakes that youve made and learn from that and then come back and be a better person. One thing youre never going to be able to do is become us president , because you have to be born in the united states. How much of an annoyance is that to you . You know, its not, really, because i feel like i would make a great president. But i feel, at the same time, that everything that ive accomplished was because of america. So the only thing that i cant do, which is run for president , im not going to complain about that. In the � 80s, you had these stars who could open films from their names schwarzenegger, stallone, van damme, bruce willis. We dont get that nowadays. Why is that . Well, i hope that my son in law, chris pratt, doesnt hear that. What . exactly. But youre right. Its, i think, because the stars being developed today, its much more based on the franchise. Listen, people around britain will be waking up. This could be the first thing they see. Can you give them one bit of advice for this day . If you wake up, dont think. Just go and exercise. And after youre through with your exercising Bicycle Riding or running, whatever you do for exercise, then after that, you start thinking. Arnold schwarzenegger, thank you very much. Thank you. Ow, ow, ow oh, wow. Wow. He has still got it. He definitely still has it. I like the advice dont think, just exercise. If you are going to take advice from anyone, that is the man, that is the way to do it. He talks honestly about big mistakes he has made on how to rebuild and come back again. I will not accept Kindergarten Cop was a mistake. One of his best films. He says they are all great because they made money. Not at all intimidating. Youre watching bbc breakfast, its 8 59. Live from jerusalem this is bbc news. There are growing calls for a humanitarian pause on hostilities in gaza so more aid can be let in. Un aid workers warn they may have to end their operations as soon as later today because of a lack of fuel. And the situation on israels northern border with lebanon remains tense. Hello im lyse doucet. A United Nations agency which looks after Palestinian Refugees, unrwa has warned it could stop its work in gaza tonight if it doesnt receive urgent deliveries of fuel. Overnight, eight trucks carrying food, water and medicine crossed the rafah border between egypt and gaza but israel has banned fuel from entering the territory, saying hamas would use it for military purposes. Hamas is designated as a Terrorist Organisation by many western governments, including the uk. There are now growing International Calls for a humanitarian pause in the fighting, to allow aid to reach gazas residents. Our middle east correspondent Yolande Knell has the latest. The slow trickle of aid. Just eight lorries carrying water, food and medicine made their way into gaza last night. But whats not getting in is fuel. Hospitals are struggling. Here, medics use their phones to light the way as a patient