why? because it's her press moment. that's what she does. this is the type of person that's running new york state. our correspondent neda tawfik has been watching the case in new york. talk us through what happened than today. talk us through what happened than toda . ~ ., talk us through what happened than toda . ~ . ., ., today. well, we had that final testimony _ today. well, we had that final testimony from _ today. well, we had that final testimony from eric _ today. well, we had that final testimony from eric trump. . today. well, we had that final testimony from eric trump. iti testimony from eric trump. it wrapped _ testimony from eric trump. it wrapped up fairly early this morning, but when you look at the two eldest — morning, but when you look at the two eldest sons, they really had the same _ two eldest sons, they really had the same argument in court, that they never_ same argument in court, that they never worked on their dad's financial_ never worked on their dad's financial statements. but their experiences on the stand were markedly— experiences on the stand were markedly different. whereas donald junior— markedly different. whereas donald junior was _ markedly different. whereas donald junior was laughing and joking with the judge _ junior was laughing and joking with the judge and prosecutors in his questioning went by allegedly quickly, eric trump was actually confronted with numerous, numerous e-mails _ confronted with numerous, numerous e-mails and _ confronted with numerous, numerous e—mails and spreadsheets because he worked _ e—mails and spreadsheets because he worked day—to—day in the operations of the _ worked day—to—day in the operations of the company. he was really kind of the company. he was really kind of the _ of the company. he was really kind of the business one who is focused on the _ of the business one who is focused on the business side in the family whereas— on the business side in the family whereas donald junior was more focused — whereas donald junior was more focused on politics even though he was a _ focused on politics even though he was a trustee of the company. so eric trump — was a trustee of the company. so eric trump seem to convict himself several— eric trump seem to convict himself several times in his testimony, and the evidence because his assertions that he _ the evidence because his assertions that he had — the evidence because his assertions that he had never even heard of his father's_ that he had never even heard of his father's statements before the investigation and he had never worked — investigation and he had never worked on them or valuing any properties specifically. and at different times, he got quite frustrated and raised his voice, and at the _ frustrated and raised his voice, and at the end — frustrated and raised his voice, and at the end of the questioning, prosecutors reiterated that they thought — prosecutors reiterated that they thought his testimony was extremely helpful— thought his testimony was extremely helpful to _ thought his testimony was extremely helpful to their case. so quite a tense _ helpful to their case. so quite a tense day— helpful to their case. so quite a tense day in court both today and yesterday — tense day in court both today and yesterday for eric trump. in a really big _ yesterday for eric trump. in a really big week _ yesterday for eric trump. in a really big week next - yesterday for eric trump. i�*i —. really big week next week? absolutely. i mean, their testimony absolutely. i mean, theirtestimony is only— absolutely. i mean, theirtestimony is only building up to what will be the blockbuster moment of this case when _ the blockbuster moment of this case when donald trump himself is expected to testify on monday. now the attorney general has come out and said _ the attorney general has come out and said that she fully expects dohaid — and said that she fully expects donald trump to try to hide his wrongdoing with name—calling and taunts, _ wrongdoing with name—calling and taunts, but she said she would not be bullied — taunts, but she said she would not be bullied at of uncovering the truth — be bullied at of uncovering the truth. donald trump himself even though— truth. donald trump himself even though he — truth. donald trump himself even though he has not been here in person— though he has not been here in person this week has continued to rail against— person this week has continued to rail against this case as a witch hunt, _ rail against this case as a witch huht, stilt— rail against this case as a witch hunt, still in the attorney general and the _ hunt, still in the attorney general and the judge to leave his children atone _ and the judge to leave his children alone. everyone we watching to see how he _ alone. everyone we watching to see how he defends himself on the stand and whether if at any point he invoked — and whether if at any point he invoked his fifth amendment against answering _ invoked his fifth amendment against answering questions. now several legai— answering questions. now several legal experts have said that he will be wise _ legal experts have said that he will be wise to — legal experts have said that he will be wise to do that because of all of his pending criminal investigations, but this— his pending criminal investigations, but this is— his pending criminal investigations, but this is a — his pending criminal investigations, but this is a civil case and so a judge — but this is a civil case and so a judge can _ but this is a civil case and so a judge can look negatively on a defendant invoking their fifth amendment when deciding the case. so what is _ amendment when deciding the case. so what is certainly a minefield for donald — what is certainly a minefield for donald trump when he is planning to take the _ donald trump when he is planning to take the stand, and thenjust to note _ take the stand, and thenjust to note evocative trump has lost her appeals _ note evocative trump has lost her appeals to — note evocative trump has lost her appeals to avoid testifying in this case and — appeals to avoid testifying in this case and we expect to also have her on the _ case and we expect to also have her on the stand — case and we expect to also have her on the stand next week on wednesday. 0k, on the stand next week on wednesday. 0k. thank— on the stand next week on wednesday. 0k, thank you very much, coming to us from new york. the panel again. joe, the strange thing really is about whenever anything like this seems to happen to donald trump is it supports seem to be bullied by it. _ it supports seem to be bullied by it. , .., ., it supports seem to be bullied by it. , ., , ., it supports seem to be bullied by it. lucy, came into being on eskimos is a tou~h it. lucy, came into being on eskimos is a tough case to _ it. lucy, came into being on eskimos is a tough case to comment - it. lucy, came into being on eskimos is a tough case to comment on - is a tough case to comment on because — is a tough case to comment on because on— is a tough case to comment on because on the _ is a tough case to comment on because on the one _ is a tough case to comment on because on the one hand - is a tough case to comment on because on the one hand as i is a tough case to comment on because on the one hand as an american — because on the one hand as an american i _ because on the one hand as an american i find _ because on the one hand as an american i find it— because on the one hand as an american i find it donald - because on the one hand as ani american i find it donald trump because on the one hand as an. american i find it donald trump is engaged — american i find it donald trump is engaged in — american i find it donald trump is engaged in tonnes _ american i find it donald trump is engaged in tonnes of— american i find it donald trump is engaged in tonnes of egregious . engaged in tonnes of egregious behaviour _ engaged in tonnes of egregious behaviour. largely— engaged in tonnes of egregious behaviour. largely nestled - engaged in tonnes of egregious behaviour. largely nestled in. engaged in tonnes of egregious - behaviour. largely nestled in those four criminal— behaviour. largely nestled in those four criminal cases— behaviour. largely nestled in those four criminal cases he _ behaviour. largely nestled in those four criminal cases he is— behaviour. largely nestled in those four criminal cases he is facing - behaviour. largely nestled in those four criminal cases he is facing but| four criminal cases he is facing but as a lawyer— four criminal cases he is facing but as a lawyer looking _ four criminal cases he is facing but as a lawyer looking at _ four criminal cases he is facing but as a lawyer looking at this - as a lawyer looking at this objectively, _ as a lawyer looking at this objectively, i— as a lawyer looking at this objectively, i will- as a lawyer looking at this objectively, i will give - as a lawyer looking at this objectively, iwill give eric as a lawyer looking at this - objectively, i will give eric trump a couple — objectively, i will give eric trump a couple of— objectively, i will give eric trump a couple of points _ objectively, i will give eric trump a couple of points there. - objectively, i will give eric trump a couple of points there. one, i objectively, i will give eric trumpl a couple of points there. one, the new york— a couple of points there. one, the new york attorney— a couple of points there. one, the new york attorney general - a couple of points there. one, the new york attorney general did - new york attorney general did campaign _ new york attorney general did campaign on _ new york attorney general did campaign on going _ new york attorney general did campaign on going after- new york attorney general did i campaign on going after donald trump, — campaign on going after donald trump, so _ campaign on going after donald trump. so it's— campaign on going after donald trump, so it's like _ campaign on going after donald trump, so it's like following - campaign on going after donaldj trump, so it's like following the person — trump, so it's like following the person not _ trump, so it's like following the person not the _ trump, so it's like following the person not the crime. _ trump, so it's like following the person not the crime. she - trump, so it's like following the person not the crime. she is- person not the crime. she is an elected — person not the crime. she is an elected democrat. _ person not the crime. she is an elected democrat. the - person not the crime. she is an elected democrat. the judge i person not the crime. she is an elected democrat. the judge inj person not the crime. she is an - elected democrat. the judge in this case is _ elected democrat. the judge in this case is an— elected democrat. the judge in this case is an elected _ elected democrat. the judge in this case is an elected democrat - elected democrat. the judge in this case is an elected democrat who i case is an elected democrat who declared — case is an elected democrat who declared before _ case is an elected democrat who declared before the _ case is an elected democrat who declared before the trial - case is an elected democrat who declared before the trial even i case is an elected democrat who - declared before the trial even began that effectively _ declared before the trial even began that effectively donald _ declared before the trial even began that effectively donald trump - declared before the trial even began that effectively donald trump was i that effectively donald trump was guilty _ that effectively donald trump was guilty and — that effectively donald trump was guilty and the _ that effectively donald trump was guilty. and the law— that effectively donald trump was guilty. and the law that's - that effectively donald trump was guilty. and the law that's being i guilty. and the law that's being used _ guilty. and the law that's being used does _ guilty. and the law that's being used does not _ guilty. and the law that's being used does not require - guilty. and the law that's being used does not require fraud, i used does not require fraud, does not require — used does not require fraud, does not require intent— used does not require fraud, does not require intent to _ used does not require fraud, does not require intent to commit - used does not require fraud, doesj not require intent to commit fraud and does — not require intent to commit fraud and does not _ not require intent to commit fraud and does not require _ not require intent to commit fraud and does not require any- not require intent to commit fraudj and does not require any damages not require intent to commit fraud i and does not require any damages on behalf— and does not require any damages on behalf of— and does not require any damages on behalf of a _ and does not require any damages on behalf of a victim. _ and does not require any damages on behalf of a victim. so _ and does not require any damages on behalf of a victim. so it _ and does not require any damages on behalf of a victim. so it does - and does not require any damages on behalf of a victim. so it does seem i behalf of a victim. so it does seem like a _ behalf of a victim. so it does seem like a stretch— behalf of a victim. so it does seem like a stretch to _ behalf of a victim. so it does seem like a stretch to seek— behalf of a victim. so it does seem like a stretch to seek to _ behalf of a victim. so it does seem like a stretch to seek to decimate i like a stretch to seek to decimate the trump — like a stretch to seek to decimate the trump organisation _ like a stretch to seek to decimate the trump organisation when - like a stretch to seek to decimate the trump organisation when not| like a stretch to seek to decimate i the trump organisation when not a single _ the trump organisation when not a single bank— the trump organisation when not a single bank or— the trump organisation when not a single bank or insurance _ the trump organisation when not a single bank or insurance companyl the trump organisation when not a i single bank or insurance company or individual— single bank or insurance company or individual lost _ single bank or insurance company or individual lost a _ single bank or insurance company or individual lost a penny. _ single bank or insurance company or individual lost a penny. now- single bank or insurance company or individual lost a penny. now this - individual lost a penny. now this is not to— individual lost a penny. now this is not to endorse _ individual lost a penny. now this is not to endorse bulking _ individual lost a penny. now this is not to endorse bulking up - individual lost a penny. now this is| not to endorse bulking up someone puppet— not to endorse bulking up someone puppet record _ not to endorse bulking up someone puppet record. that's _ not to endorse bulking up someone puppet record. that's not _ not to endorse bulking up someone puppet record. that's not correct, i puppet record. that's not correct, this does— puppet record. that's not correct, this does seem _ puppet record. that's not correct, this does seem as— puppet record. that's not correct, this does seem as proportionate i puppet record. that's not correct, i this does seem as proportionate and it kind _ this does seem as proportionate and it kind of— this does seem as proportionate and it kind of does — this does seem as proportionate and it kind of does play— this does seem as proportionate and it kind of does play into— this does seem as proportionate and it kind of does play into the - this does seem as proportionate and it kind of does play into the idea - it kind of does play into the idea that this — it kind of does play into the idea that this seems _ it kind of does play into the idea that this seems like _ it kind of does play into the idea that this seems like a _ that this seems like a political vendetta _ that this seems like a political vendetta. , ., .., that this seems like a political vendetta. , . .., . vendetta. they are calling it a olitical vendetta. they are calling it a political witch, _ vendetta. they are calling it a political witch, and _ vendetta. they are calling it a political witch, and they - vendetta. they are calling it a political witch, and they are i vendetta. they are calling it a i political witch, and they are also saying today hearing eric talking about is a charade and the reason why people are moving out of new york state because of people like the attorney general of new york. our people moving out of state? honestly i'm a former new yorker. i moved _ honestly i'm a former new yorker. i moved out _ honestly i'm a former new yorker. i moved out 15— honestly i'm a former new yorker. i moved out 15 years _ honestly i'm a former new yorker. i moved out 15 years ago _ honestly i'm a former new yorker. i moved out 15 years ago and - honestly i'm a former new yorker. i moved out 15 years ago and have . moved out 15 years ago and have lived _ moved out 15 years ago and have lived in _ moved out 15 years ago and have lived in washington _ moved out15 years ago and have lived in washington ever- moved out 15 years ago and have lived in washington ever since. l moved out 15 years ago and have l lived in washington ever since. it's a great _ lived in washington ever since. it's a great state. _ lived in washington ever since. it's a great state, but _ lived in washington ever since. it's a great state, but it's— lived in washington ever since. it's a great state, but it's a _ lived in washington ever since. it's a great state, but it's a very blue l a great state, but it's a very blue state~ _ a great state, but it's a very blue state there _ a great state, but it's a very blue state. there is _ a great state, but it's a very blue state. there is really— a great state, but it's a very blue state. there is really not - a great state, but it's a very blue state. there is really not much . state. there is really not much republican _ state. there is really not much republican opposition - state. there is really not much republican opposition these i state. there is really not much . republican opposition these days. democrats — republican opposition these days. democrats have _ republican opposition these days. democrats have controlled - republican opposition these days. democrats have controlled the - republican opposition these days. . democrats have controlled the state for the _ democrats have controlled the state for the last — democrats have controlled the state for the last decade _ democrats have controlled the state for the last decade or— democrats have controlled the state for the last decade or more. - democrats have controlled the state for the last decade or more. so- democrats have controlled the state for the last decade or more. so i- for the last decade or more. sol think— for the last decade or more. sol think if— for the last decade or more. sol think if you — for the last decade or more. sol think if you tend _ for the last decade or more. sol think if you tend to _ for the last decade or more. sol think if you tend to be _ for the last decade or more. sol think if you tend to be a centre l think if you tend to be a centre right— think if you tend to be a centre right or— think if you tend to be a centre right or a — think if you tend to be a centre right or a very— think if you tend to be a centre right or a very conservative - right or a very conservative person, ithink— right or a very conservative person, i think you — right or a very conservative person, ithink you might— right or a very conservative person, i think you might find _ right or a very conservative person, i think you might find the _ right or a very conservative person, i think you might find the political. i think you might find the political atmosphere — i think you might find the political atmosphere in _ i think you might find the political atmosphere in new— i think you might find the political atmosphere in new york - i think you might find the political atmosphere in new york not - i think you might find the political atmosphere in new york not very| i think you might find the political- atmosphere in new york not very cost hospitable any— atmosphere in new york not very cost hospitable any more. _ atmosphere in new york not very cost hospitable any more. i _ atmosphere in new york not very cost hospitable any more.— hospitable any more. i suppose as i was in a moment _ hospitable any more. i suppose as i was in a moment ago _ hospitable any more. i suppose as i was in a moment ago that - hospitable any more. i suppose as i was in a moment ago that donald i was in a moment ago that donald trump dusted to be immune these things in terms of his supporters so the question is how long that continues for when we have 70 cases up continues for when we have 70 cases up in the next few months.— up in the next few months. look, there certainly _ up in the next few months. look, there certainly is _ up in the next few months. look, there certainly is a _ up in the next few months. look, there certainly is a huge - up in the next few months. look, there certainly is a huge army - up in the next few months. look, there certainly is a huge army of| there certainly is a huge army of fans and every time he is up in courtand fans and every time he is up in court and it's a great lesson is that he's up in courts is a long time for somebody who is so innocent all the time as he says. they definitely buy into this witchhunt narrative but what's ironic is as you heard his son accuse the judge playing politics, they are playing as well. the central defence of this seems to be they were sort of ignorant and did know anything that was going on and just relied on the accounts even though they were both very senior. and that of course has been contested. i think what you are sitting with the sort of trump family is they genuinely feel that they are above the law on everything. they have a sense of entitlement. they have a deep held belief that they can just do what they want because donald trump is popular and i absolutely admit that. but in the problem for them is it nobody is above the law but they seem to think that they are above the law. and it may well all benefit donald trump in the long run. it may well end up that all of this publicity definitely will win the nomination for the replicas of the amount even when the next general election in america, but my goodness the damage he's done to public life and the reputation of america and actually democracy. we all look to democracy and we look to the president of the united states as a huge figure notjust president of the united states as a huge figure not just for america president of the united states as a huge figure notjust for america and the states of america but for the whole world. and when you have somebody who bases so a boringly in breaks many rules, is not good for democracy across the world, to be honest. . , democracy across the world, to be honest. ., , ., ~ democracy across the world, to be honest. ., , ., ,, ., ., honest. certainly talking about it a lot more next _ honest. certainly talking about it a lot more next week _ honest. certainly talking about it a lot more next week as _ honest. certainly talking about it a lot more next week as well. - honest. certainly talking about it a | lot more next week as well. thanks very much for the moment. some details need to get out because we have some breaking news about an earthquake in nepal because of the details are just earthquake in nepal because of the details arejust coming earthquake in nepal because of the details are just coming through, but the reports are saying at least me people have been killed and dozens have been injured after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck western nepal. this is saying houses in the area collapsed in buildings in new delhi also have shaken. that's just itjust coming through to us what it seems to have happened at about a quarter to midnight local time, so this was when the earth it was recorded in the district as the epicentre, so the earthly office has reported a further three more trimmers of higher than four magnitude in the same area in the first hour of the bigger one so that was the first one and 6.4 in magnitude and then there seem to be further tremors of higher than four magnitude in the same area. so that's the details coming into us right now at 22 people known to have died and dozens more injured and we will of course keep an eye on that and bring you any more information that we have when we get it. let's turn our attention to the labour party. pressure is growing within the labour party for its leader, sir keir starmer, to change his position on the israel—gaza war. today, two labour council leaders in the north—west have called on him to resign. the leader of pendle council and the leader of burnley council, afrasiab anwar, are upset that sir keir has not called for a ceasefire in gaza. councillor anwar says he's considered resigning over the issue and says the situation doesn't square with labour values. the number of children who are losing their lives... and we've all got families, we've got children. and to see that many people who have been... you know, their homes destroyed, and they've got nowhere to escape either. and the aid's not coming in. as an international community, as labour party members and as representatives of the labour party, these are not the values that we stand for. sir keir said his focus on the middle east was alleviating suffering, not calls from within his own party to resign. to say to a sovereign country when 200 of its civilians are being held hostage that they must give up their right to self—defence is not, for me, the correct position. so what we have to do is concentrate on the the need, concentrate on those innocent individuals who are caught in this, the children, the young people, the civilians in gaza. those in israel subject still to being subject to attack through rockets. we have to say humanitarian pauses to get that aid in and alleviate the situation. this is your party and you've advised in the past. he is done on these two speeches this week and tried to address these concerns of disquiet and his party. is he being tough enough? i disquiet and his party. is he being tough enough?— disquiet and his party. is he being tough enough? i think he has landed on the riaht tough enough? i think he has landed on the right position. _ tough enough? i think he has landed on the right position. i _ tough enough? i think he has landed on the right position. i think - tough enough? i think he has landed on the right position. i think it - on the right position. i think it would be wrong for him to have a different position from as we discussed earlier in the show, most western allies are standing in solidarity with israel but there is a lot of backroom diplomacy urging for these humanitarian pauses. there is a huge amount of unity over that and is one of your previous guests said, look, elections are not one on foreign policy. tony blair, i work foreign policy. tony blair, i work for him at the time, he wanted 2005 general election campaign after the iraq war and there was a huge bed of opposition in the uk to that invasion with good reason in my view. look...— invasion with good reason in my view. look... they are not won by divided parties _ view. look... they are not won by divided parties either, _ view. look... they are not won by divided parties either, are - view. look... they are not won by divided parties either, are they? l divided parties either, are they? that's the problem.— divided parties either, are they? that's the problem. well, look at the olls that's the problem. well, look at the polls at _ that's the problem. well, look at the polls at the _ that's the problem. well, look at the polls at the moment, - that's the problem. well, look at the polls at the moment, the - that's the problem. well, look at. the polls at the moment, the labour party is on track for an infinitely huge majority also if you look at the polls with three or four violations across the country that prove the polls right, but this is a very sensitive issue for the labour party. and it's because people care very deeply. look at those pictures of what's happening in gaza and he would have a heart of stone to not be moved by that. but i think labour party, if it is serious about being a government in waiting and that is certainly how it feels like at the moment it is going to have to make difficult decisions. and it does right now have to sort of, i think, be realistic as we said before that if keir starmer suddenly calls for a cease—fire, the hamas and netanyahu will not suddenly go oh they called for cease—fire. if you operate in the world as it is not like how you wanted to be. what people want in this country is changed and i think a change in government is coming so i think he has to not pander internally to division, he has to be statesman—like and i think he has set out the arguments he did not get everything right. he had a very difficult interview about two weeks ago where his words were wrong and in my view it took him nine days to sort of clarify his position during that time and there was a lot of hurt to the muslim community and also the labour party prides itself on being a broad church of people from different races and backgrounds and different face as well. and it wants to be a coalition standing up forjewish people and for muscle people and christian people and into people and christian people and into people and christian people and into people and bring people together so it does have to tread carefully. but i think his arguments are in the right place. but he does have to be careful about just right place. but he does have to be careful aboutjust not right place. but he does have to be careful about just not alienating one session of the community. i suppose that's the issue and in terms of president biden, i looked it up old today from the arab american institute shoving the support amongst arab americans has really gone down. it was 59% forjoe biden in 2020 and it'sjust i7% now since october the 7th, but even before it was down to 35%. this is an issue around the world in terms of people and their reactions to the actions on foreign policy.— actions on foreign policy. sure. joe biden is actions on foreign policy. sure. joe itiden is going _ actions on foreign policy. sure. joe biden is going to _ actions on foreign policy. sure. joe biden is going to be _ actions on foreign policy. sure. joe biden is going to be in _ actions on foreign policy. sure. joe biden is going to be in a _ actions on foreign policy. sure. joe| biden is going to be in a deposition because _ biden is going to be in a deposition because right after these attacks on october— because right after these attacks on october the 7th, he said all the right— october the 7th, he said all the right things. he absolutely said he is behind — right things. he absolutely said he is behind israel 100%. right things. he absolutely said he is behind israel100%. i right things. he absolutely said he is behind israel 100%. i think he was a _ is behind israel 100%. i think he was a bully— is behind israel 100%. i think he was a bully firm and right on with respect _ was a bully firm and right on with respect to— was a bully firm and right on with respect to our support of israel. but now— respect to our support of israel. but now to _ respect to our support of israel. but now to your point, he is losing support— but now to your point, he is losing support among the muslim population on the _ support among the muslim population on the left, and they are critical in terms — on the left, and they are critical in terms of— on the left, and they are critical in terms of states like michigan and illirrois— in terms of states like michigan and illinois and — in terms of states like michigan and illinois and right now they are saying — illinois and right now they are saying they are not go to support him _ saying they are not go to support him and — saying they are not go to support him. and those are critical states for him _ him. and those are critical states for him to— him. and those are critical states for him to win as far as reelection next _ for him to win as far as reelection next year. — for him to win as far as reelection next year, and so he will be definitely tugged in the direction of backing off his support of israel — of backing off his support of israel. and i think it's going to be an interesting test whether he stay strong _ an interesting test whether he stay strong with his initial work backing or whether— strong with his initial work backing or whether he starts talking about things— or whether he starts talking about things like cease—fires and that's what _ things like cease—fires and that's what this— things like cease—fires and that's what this idea of a pause gets me nervous — what this idea of a pause gets me nervous. because that scene for the first step _ nervous. because that scene for the first step towards backing off support — first step towards backing off support of israel and i hope he resists— support of israel and i hope he resists those poles stands fast. gk, resists those poles stands fast. 0k, thank ou resists those poles stands fast. 0k, thank you but _ resists those poles stands fast. ii, thank you but for a moment resists those poles stands fast. (ziii, thank you but for a moment let's talk about one of the main news items of the last couple of days here in the uk and that's the dozens of flood warnings still in place after storm ciaran battered to south of england and the channel islands. it battered schools and close rail lines. danjohnson reports. those who found themselves in the eye of this storm are convinced it was a tornado that whipped off the sea, and ripped the through these homes. raising roofs, smashing windows and terrifying residents. the enormous clear—up job is only reallyjust beginning. it come through the window and into the cupboard door. that hit that? yep, straight through. and some are onlyjust realising what they lived through. the water's starting to leak through the bedrooms, so we're prepared for the ceilings to come down in next couple of days. and, yeah, we don't really have a plan at the moment. you're going to need a new house. everyone's going to need a new house. this is a top—floor flat, torn up by 100 mph winds carrying huge destructive hailstones. some of the debris is hard to conceive and difficult to move. kind of passed just outside the front door, and all of a sudden all the windowsjust got ripped open, and it was like a snow globe, leaves and sand. certainly weird. frightening? yeah, definitely. whatever it was, it wasn't nice. this really intense damage is along quite a short narrow strip of the island, but across jersey, more than 140 people are now out of their homes. this island community's working hard, but there is still a lot to do here. more bad weather's forecast over the next few days, but it's not expected to do this sort of damage. they hope never again. dan johnson, bbc news, jersey. did you have any issues with the storm? i did you have any issues with the storm? ., ., ., ,., storm? i mean, i live in london so we were not _ storm? i mean, i live in london so we were not directly _ storm? i mean, i live in london so we were not directly affected - we were not directly affected although it was incredibly stormy. i think what we are just seeing as more and more of this extreme weather, and we sometimes talk about climate change and we say it's somewhere in future, the dim and distant future. it does not feel like that. we have had so much extreme weather. even here in the uk, we have had extremely sort of overly hot summers. where has actually affected public health interns people, weaving at the right kind of housing to cope with that, and then we see this extreme weather and then we see this extreme weather and there had been huge amounts of flooding this year as well. and i think this is costing people a lot of money and massive distress and it's costing businesses a lot of money as well. insurance is a big problem for people now as we are getting more and more this extreme weather so it's a really big issue and i think for a country like the uk, we are only starting to get our heads around and for many people, it's very frightening, very distressing to think this could be something to think about now in terms of your house getting flooded a number of times a year. bind terms of your house getting flooded a number of times a year.— a number of times a year. and the trust ou a number of times a year. and the trust you have _ a number of times a year. and the trust you have in _ a number of times a year. and the trust you have in your— a number of times a year. and the trust you have in your authority i a number of times a year. and the trust you have in your authority to | trust you have in your authority to get it right. i think one of the good things if you can say with this one is that all of the forecasted seem to agree that it was coming and where it was coming in terms of we were hearing people in the channel islands talking about how well—prepared they were. in a supposedly question is how well—prepared are the authorities in general as you say for these extreme weather events as they keep coming. absolutely. and while all of this being prepared takes is money and of course you have to invest in the correct infrastructure for resilience and for prevention and flood defences and all of that kind of thing. and that does cost a lot of thing. and that does cost a lot of money at a time and we know that we don't have a lot of money in public services in authorities and local authorities have had their budgets cut. they are struggling to provide basic things to people, so it is a big problem and of course it does put into view why it is important to take climate change seriously. and of course we just had a big u—turn from our prime minister rolling back on some of his net zero commitments, so we have to face up to this his coming down the track and it's affecting us now and it's costing a lot of money and did the ring and a lead isjust going to cost more money down the track. fii< cost more money down the track. 0k coming to stay with me for our viewers are in the world but i have to say goodbye to people watching in the uk so thanks very much for your company, bye for now. hello from the bbc sport centre, i'm olly foster. the manchester united manager erik ten hag came out fighting today, insisting that he is the man to turn the team's fortunes around. they lost 3—0 at home to manchester city last weekend and were then knocked out of the league cup on wednesday by newcastle united by the same scoreline at old trafford. they are at fulham tomorrow lunchtime. they are positive. they want to put this right. and we know the standards here, and we have to match the standards every day. and we had two big setbacks, but we will fight back. and this dressing room is strong, the staff is strong, this manager's strong to put this right. afghanistan are still pushing for an unlikely semifinal spot at the cricket world cup. they beat netherlands by seven wickets, and they are now level with australia and new zealand on eight points, with only net run rate keeping them out of the top four. netherlands decideed to bat first in lucknow, but were dismissed for 179 inside 47 overs. mohammad nabi was the pick of afghanistan's spin—heavy attack, taking 3—28. teenager noor ahmad also impressed. hashmatullah shahidi hit an unbeaten 56 as afghanistan passed their target with 18 overs to spare. the win tees up a crucial encounter against australia in mumbai next tuesday. england's chances of reaching the semifinals of the cricket world cup may well be extinguished once and for all tomorrow. they play australia, but it's notjust defeats that have been undermining their world cup. ben stokes now says he will have surgery on a long—standing knee problem after tournament. when asked about performances from english so far he did not mince words which is why there is some slightly industrial language coming up slightly industrial language coming up in this report from patrick gearey. commentator: that is an absolute roasting. i torn apart. there was a horrible, crushing inevitability about it, really. a happy snapshot of a gloomy picture. this group will not want to remember this tournament. indeed, they will need to recover from it. in ben stokes' case, physically. the knee that has troubled him all here will be operated on. a chance for him to rest and reflect on the many complicated factors behind sporting failure. the problem is we've been crap. everything we've tried throughout this world cup, trying to put pressure back on the opposition, or trying to soak up the pressure in a different way, which we have done before and been successful with, just hasn't worked. this team, remember, are world champions, for a few weeks at least. a side whose attacking cricket shook up this format. no—one expected them to be so substandard on the subcontinent. they've lost five out of six games and sit bottom of the table, with their chances of reaching the semifinals now purely theoretical. and defeat to australia could mean missing out on the next tournament, the champions trophy, altogether. if england don't qualify in the top seven, it will impact the amount of cricket going forward and perhaps qualification for the next world cup. that is one thing to be thinking about. moving forward, people will feel that their places are under pressure. there is so much talent in england when it comes to white ball cricket. after a bad start, the australian juggernaut is accelerating, but not without casualty. glenn maxwell this week after falling off a golf buggy. he'll miss the game. they are other otherwise in far better shape than england and on course for the semifinals. what do they think of the great rivals's great crumble? a bit surprised. in terms of what has gone wrong, it's not for me to say. _ these tournaments are pretty fickle. sometimes the best—looking teams - don't start off well and find it. hard to gain ground. against another opponent, it is possible that england's next match will be flat, but history tells us when it's australia, it always matters. reigning formula 1 world champion max verstappen will begin sunday's sao paulo grand prix in pole position. it's the red bull driver's 11th pole of the season after he was fastest in a rain—shortened qualifying. charles leclerc�*s ferrari was second—quickest. the aston martins of lance stroll and fernando alonso will start thirrd and fourth, followed by lewis hamilton and george russell for mercedes. all the details in the build up to the sprint race tomorrow and the grand prix on sunday on the website but for me, that's all for now. hello there. good evening. it's been a much quieter day of weather today following storm ciaran yesterday. we've seen some sunny spells around. still plenty of showers, too, falling on saturated ground in many cases, but the number of flood warnings reducing throughout the day. as of friday, the centre of that deep area of low pressure associated with the storm is still in the north sea, but our second deep low is approaching from the south—west here. this has been named storm domingos by the spanish met service, but for us across the uk, it won't be as bad as storm ciaran, but still wet and windy and turning ever more snow across the south—west of england and western wales. by the time we get to the end of the night, there'll be some heavy, persistent rain here. further north across scotland and northern ireland, lighter winds. there'll be some mist and fog developing into tomorrow morning. slow to lift and clear. a chilly start to the day away from this low to the south and the west, which is dragging with it some milder—feeling air. and that's set to move further northwards and eastwards through the day on saturday. a tight squeeze in the isobars towards the southern flank, so again some gales expected across the channel islands. gusts towards channel coasts of around 40—45 mph. that heavy rain is pushing further northwards through the afternoon. the band of rain is weakening, but there will be some heavy, thundery showers following on behind, particularly for southern coastal counties where, again, the ground is saturated for many. further north, across northern ireland, northern england and much of scotland away from the east, it should be largely dry. but again, for eastern scotland, the ground saturated here and there will be some more showers. once more that deep area of low pressure moves away into the north sea as we head through saturday night and into sunday. we draw in more of a north—westerly wind, so the focus of the showers will change out towards the western isles, north—west scotland, western parts of northern ireland, western wales and the south—west of england. still quite blustery through the channel. further east, it does look largely dry, but there could be quite a bit of cloud here, again with that low pressure close by. temperatures once more round about the average for the time of year. now, of course, there will be lots of bonfire night celebrations happening over the weekend, particularly on sunday, which is looking dry again, especially in the east. some showers in the west, and there will be some long clear spells around in those and it will feel rather chilly. but the ground is soggy. it's pretty saturated in places, so very wet underfoot. and it will stay quite changeable as we head through next week. here's the outlook for our capital cities. again, temperatures more or less the seasonal average. bye— bye. tonight at 10: an ambulance leaving a hospital in gaza city which was hit in an air strike was targeted by israel, its military confirms. israel says the ambulance was carrying hamas fighters — hamas—led health authorities say it was transporting wounded patients. no pause in the fighting — israel's prime minister tells america's top diplomat — unless hamas releases the hostages held since october 7th. more britons among those allowed to leave gaza for egypt — including the family of scotland's first minister, humza yousaf. it's been really difficult for us. as i say, emotionally draining, physically quite difficult for us. but, look, having my in—laws and nadia's parents back is a huge, huge relief. also on the programme... dozens of uk flood warnings are still in place after storm ciaron batters the south coast of england and the channel islands. one of the biggest financial frauds in us history — the so—called billionaire king of crypto faces decades in prison after being found guilty of fraud and money laundering. and donald trump's son eric takes to the stand for a second day in the fraud case against the family's business empire. and in half an hour, two people are arrested at a demonstration

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