takes place in third world countries and banana republics. israel's military says it has effectively split gaza in two saying it hit a50 targets in the last 2a hours and seized a hamas military compound. the hamas run health ministry says more than 10,000 people have been killed in gaza since the war began. the us secretary of state has just wrapped up a diplomatic visit to the region, focused on trying to find peace. 0ne one other headline: coming up here in the programme, barbra streisand releases her autobiography and talks to us about her stellar career, those who try to sabotage her, and what she wants now. i those who try to sabotage her, and what she wants now.— those who try to sabotage her, and what she wants now. i have not had much fun in — what she wants now. i have not had much fun in my _ what she wants now. i have not had much fun in my life. _ what she wants now. i have not had much fun in my life. to _ what she wants now. i have not had much fun in my life. to tell - what she wants now. i have not had much fun in my life. to tell you - what she wants now. i have not had much fun in my life. to tell you the| much fun in my life. to tell you the truth. and i want to have more fun. we all want that. time for the business. ben thompson is here. let me run you through the top business stories this hour. licences for oil and gas projects in the north sea are set to be awarded annually, under plans to be laid out by the british government. under plans to be laid out that under plans to be laid out will be tomorrow. there is currently no fixed period between licensing rounds — but this would change under a bill to be announced in tuesday's king's speech. ministers said projects would have to meet net zero targets and claimed the policy would "bolster energy security". but greenpeace said encouraging oil and gas production was "backward—facing" and it's vowed to fight new licences in court. what is at stake? michael tholen, is director of sustainability and policy at 0ffshore energies uk — an industry body. i asked him why it is necessary to award these contracts anually rather than stick to the present system. i think what the government is trying to do is to answer the need we have the growth providing energy security and actually helping to bridge the transition to low carbon energy in years to come. i suppose the challenge is keeping an eye on net zero commitments. those will be closely tied to the awarding of those licenses. greenpeace says this is not enough, it is backward looking, investing in oil and gas projects at all. the government says it is about energy security, we know that all too well. indeed. by developing resources, in the north sea that we still have, certainly it helps support the uk. it will ensure that that gas produced is some of the cleanest round the world, we can see about the importance that we have, then it will help us meet our carbon needs and help us on only towards net zero. british steel is planning to shut down its blast furnace in scunthorpe, putting up to 2,000 jobs at risk. the business, owned by a chinese firm, wants to replace the furnace with two electric arc furnaces — one at scunthorpe and one at teesside. the construction is expected to take between two and three years, and is part of the it's push to transform into "a green and sustainable compa ny". a little earlier, our business editor simonjack explained the reasoning behind the closure and the challenges of running blast furnaces. they are carbon energy and labour intensive. the plan is to shut those two and open two electric arc furnaces. use electricity, work at lower temperatures, less carbon intensive and less labour intensive. the company and the uk government say this will put the uk's steel industry on a greener and more financially sustainable footing. these plants are actually losing money. however, unions are worried about the labour intensive bit of it, and they think that in the fullness of time, the head count at british steel would go from something like 4000 to possibly around 2000, and they want to scrutinise these plans in detail. in addition, the unions warn that if they close these blast furnaces, along with plans by another steel—maker, tata, in south wales to close their blast furnaces, the uk will lose its ability to create new virgin steel and rely on imports of that, critical in some functions to other countries such as india, china and elsewhere. and they say that would be a strategic mistake. that was our business editor there. one of the world's largest travel and tourism events — the world travel market — opens today in london. the post—covid holiday boom has lifted the outlook for international travel. this year, worldwide tourist arrivals are expected to reach up to 95% of pre—pandemic levels, according to estimates from the un's world tourism 0rganisation. so can the tourism industry look forward to a bumper year? joining me now from the event in london is evans muhanga, permanent secretary, zambia ministry of tourism. good to is on the programme. talk to me first one about why zambia? why should i visit?— should i visit? well, zambia is the beacon of peace _ should i visit? well, zambia is the beacon of peace in _ should i visit? well, zambia is the beacon of peace in southern - should i visit? well, zambia is the l beacon of peace in southern africa, thatis beacon of peace in southern africa, that is one of the reasons why you should actually visit. because, terrorism and peace are inseparable. zambia is well known to host all other african countries before they actually got independence, so it is actually got independence, so it is a beacon of peace. and then, when you look at zambia, we have 20 national parks and six management areas in pristine environments, so, if you want to see the big five or the best national parks, investing zambia. we have a zambezi national park, you will be able to see wildlife at its best. and then at another national park which is 20,000 square kilometres, that is only three hours away from the main airport in the south. when it comes to adventure, as well, we have, of course, the main victoria falls, the falling curtains of waters a long way down. you will be able to enjoy the victoria falls. those are the many many trump cards to encourage people to visit zambia. much more, the people of zambia, we are so hospitable in terms of visitors and the experience you will have is second to no other country in africa. ~' ., . ., , africa. like in other countries around the — africa. like in other countries around the world, _ africa. like in other countries around the world, you - africa. like in other countries around the world, you face i africa. like in other countries l around the world, you face the africa. like in other countries - around the world, you face the same challenges of getting customers and travellers back. i'm looking at the list right now: of course, not exclusive to zambia, but the impact of climate change, quality, the cost of climate change, quality, the cost of living crisis, the impact of inflation, poverty, how do you access those issues and what is most pressing view?— pressing view? those are the challenges — pressing view? those are the challenges the _ pressing view? those are the challenges the world - pressing view? those are the challenges the world is - pressing view? those are the challenges the world is going j challenges the world is going through of course after covid climate change... what we are doing in zambia is, the national park was... it was the most sustainable park in africa as well. we are doing quite a lot by working together with communities to ensure that our diversity and effects of climate change... what we are doing, basically, is to be able to ensure that all of the national parks are sustainably managed, even in terms of management areas and sustainably managed. and sustainable agricultural practices, for example, we are working on that, and, in terms of ensuring we can protect all of our waters. as you know, zambia hosts 60% of the water... the bigger rivers like the zambezi river which goes through the five countries, they emanate from zambia. so, we should be able to protect the water. that is what we are doing. is should be able to protect the water. that is what we are doing.- that is what we are doing. is good to talk to yon _ that is what we are doing. is good to talk to you. thank _ that is what we are doing. is good to talk to you. thank you - that is what we are doing. is good to talk to you. thank you for - that is what we are doing. is good| to talk to you. thank you for being on the programme, evans muhanga, permanent secretary for zambia's ministry for terrorism. berkshire hathaway, the investment term owned by warren buffett is sitting on a record cash pile of hundred and $57 billion. it unveiled its earnings of the weekend and found it had sold more than $5 billion in the third quarter. 30,600 kg of chicken nuggets were recalled after metal pieces were found in them. the firm said that the recall is out of an abundance of caution while the food safety investigation drew inspection service said it had received a report of a minor oral injury. elon musk has launched a chat box in order to... musk has launched a chat box in orderto... named it has musk has launched a chat box in order to... named it has access to x and is only available to select users. he said that �*grok�*, loves the sarcasm and would reply with humour. hopefully also factual. those are your top business stories, you're watching bbc news. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. villagers who were meeting their mp and nottinghamshire havejust found out about the latest proposal for a solar park. the great north road scheme has battery storage for the grade and a chain of solar islands linked by underground cables encircling the village. i linked by underground cables encircling the village.- linked by underground cables encircling the village. i think the ma'ori encircling the village. i think the majority of _ encircling the village. i think the majority of the _ encircling the village. i think the majority of the community - encircling the village. i think the i majority of the community probably is not against solar power but i think that the dimension of the project is so huge and fast. the proposals _ project is so huge and fast. the proposals we — project is so huge and fast. the proposals we are seeing other dozens of villagers, thousands of acres, and they— of villagers, thousands of acres, and they will have a profound impact on the _ and they will have a profound impact on the landscape and quality—of—life of people _ on the landscape and quality—of—life of people living in this area. ride the company behind the plan so that if it goes— the company behind the plan so that if it goes ahead, they will pay £1 million — if it goes ahead, they will pay £1 million a — if it goes ahead, they will pay £1 million a year to projects suggested iiy million a year to projects suggested by the _ million a year to projects suggested by the community. this is only the beginning — by the community. this is only the beginning of a consultation which really— beginning of a consultation which really gets going next year. it is a nationally significant _ nationally significant infrastructure project, and the final decision will be made of the secretary of state for energy. for more stories from across the uk, head the bbc news website. your life with news. ukraine says russia has launched major attacks in the south of the country, including the highest number of bombs targeting the kherson region since the war began. the interior minister said that overnight, russia dropped 87 bombs on towns and villages in kherson. ukrainian officials say a russian air attack on the black sea port of 0desa injured at least five people, and destroyed trucks laden with grain, and damaged one of the city's main art galleries. earlier i spoke to our security correspondent frank gardner. he told me how things are currently standing with the state of the korean war. standing with the state of the korean war-— standing with the state of the korean war. . , ,, ., , korean war. headline is: ukraine is in trouble for _ korean war. headline is: ukraine is in trouble for several _ korean war. headline is: ukraine is in trouble for several reasons. - in trouble for several reasons. their counteroffensive has ground to a halt. there is a public spat going on between the president, the president's office, of volodymyr zelensky who said: it is not a stalemate, and the head of the armed forces, who has said that it is a stalemate. stalemate works in the favour of russia, not ukraine. ukraine relies very heavily on the us and western supplies for its's military equipment, for the technological aid it has, and, if that dries up, it is in trouble. ii'iin�*n�* that dries up, it is in trouble. how much pressure — that dries up, it is in trouble. how much pressure is _ that dries up, it is in trouble. how much pressure is president zelensky coming under behind—the—scenes question mark coming under behind-the-scenes question mar— coming under behind-the-scenes question marl— coming under behind-the-scenes question mark well, the grainy and official position _ question mark well, the grainy and official position is _ question mark well, the grainy and official position is that _ question mark well, the grainy and official position is that they - question mark well, the grainy and official position is that they are - official position is that they are still going for broke, they still think that they say... and this is supported by polls, two thirds of ukrainians believe that they can recover all of their land taken by russia. that includes the crimea. that is unrealistic. in this entire counteroffensive that began injune, they have advanced 17 kilometres, ten miles, just over. they have, in the last nine months of the year, regained a 0.2% of the land of ukraine. so, it is minimal. and, there are reasons for this: they did not get a equipment that they needed quickly enough, nobody is questioning the resolve of the ukrainian, they are fighting hard and bravely undertaking huge casualties, as are the russians. time is on the side of the russians with this one. £15 time is on the side of the russians with this one-— with this one. 45 seconds, if you are, is with this one. 45 seconds, if you are. is putin _ with this one. 45 seconds, if you are, is putin taking _ with this one. 45 seconds, if you are, is putin taking advantage i with this one. 45 seconds, if you are, is putin taking advantage of exactly what i was saying there? the world's attention is elsewhere at the moment? hat world's attention is elsewhere at the moment?— world's attention is elsewhere at the moment? not publicly, but in ractice, the moment? not publicly, but in practice. yes. _ the moment? not publicly, but in practice, yes, what _ the moment? not publicly, but in practice, yes, what is _ the moment? not publicly, but in practice, yes, what is going - the moment? not publicly, but in practice, yes, what is going on i the moment? not publicly, but in practice, yes, what is going on in| practice, yes, what is going on in gaza takes the world's engine off of ukraine, it will potentially divide us congress into where they send the money. do they send it to israel? do they send it ukraine? the priority is going to be israel.— is going to be israel. frank gardner- — is going to be israel. frank gardner. now, _ is going to be israel. frank gardner. now, let- is going to be israel. frank gardner. now, let us- is going to be israel. frank gardner. now, let us turnl is going to be israel. frank _ gardner. now, let us turn completely to a separate story. a fascinating story, barbra streisand has revealed that charlie chaplin's son played a role in her stage fright which stopped herfrom performing live for 20 years. the singer and actress has won ten golden globes and two 0scars said that sydney chaplin, who starred with her in the 1964 musical spent months trying to sabotage her performance on stage. she has been speaking to the bbc�*s mark savage ahead of the release of her new memoir. the bbc's mark savage ahead of the release of her new memoir. the most one voice, release of her new memoir. the most one voice. the — release of her new memoir. the most one voice, the wonderful _ release of her new memoir. the most one voice, the wonderful miss - release of her new memoir. the most one voice, the wonderful miss barbra | one voice, the wonderful miss barbra streisand. when i was writing this book, i realised, this is my legacy. i am writing my story. i do not have to do— i am writing my story. i do not have to do any— i am writing my story. i do not have to do any more interviews after this _ it is because i'm not attractive, isn't it? it it is because i'm not attractive, isn't it? ., , it is because i'm not attractive, isn't it? . , ., ~ it is because i'm not attractive, isn't it? .,~ ., , it is because i'm not attractive, isn't it? ., ,, ., , ., isn't it? it has taken many years to write, the finished _ isn't it? it has taken many years to write, the finished manuscript - isn't it? it has taken many years to write, the finished manuscript is i write, the finished manuscript is nearly 1000 pages long, reflecting on the award—winning career of a girl from brooklyn. 0ne on the award—winning career of a girl from brooklyn. one of your earliest memories is standing on the hallway of your apartment block singing with the other girls. were you thinking about the acoustics even then? i you thinking about the acoustics even then?— even then? i think i was. it is a built-in echo, _ even then? i think i was. it is a built-in echo, it _ even then? i think i was. it is a built-in echo, it was _ even then? i think i was. it is a built-in echo, it was great - even then? i think i was. it is a i built-in echo, it was great sound. built—in echo, it was great sound. that is what i remember very distinctly. that is what i remember very distinctly-— that is what i remember very distinctl . ., ., distinctly. you fell in love with actin: , distinctly. you fell in love with acting. so _ distinctly. you fell in love with acting, so much _ distinctly. you fell in love with acting, so much that - distinctly. you fell in love with acting, so much that he - distinctly. you fell in love with acting, so much that he took i distinctly. you fell in love with | acting, so much that he took a distinctly. you fell in love with - acting, so much that he took a job as an usher in a theatre so that you could get in to see the plays you could get in to see the plays you could not afford to see otherwise? yes, and got paid, $4 i think it was. i hid my face because i thought that someday, i do not want them to recognise me when they see me on the screen and know that i once showed them to their seat. in screen and know that i once showed them to their seat.— them to their seat. in 1964, strikes and secured _ them to their seat. in 1964, strikes and secured her— them to their seat. in 1964, strikes and secured her break-out - them to their seat. in 1964, strikes and secured her break-out role - them to their seat. in 1964, strikes and secured her break-out role in i and secured her break—out role in the broadway musical funny girl. hello, gorgeous. she the broadway musical funny girl. hello, gorgeous.— the broadway musical funny girl. hello, gorgeous. she could not en'oy the — hello, gorgeous. she could not en'oy the as — hello, gorgeous. she could not en'oy the success as her i hello, gorgeous. she could not en'oy the success as her co-stari hello, gorgeous. she could not en'oy the success as her co-star was i the success as her co—star was constantly undermining her. is a constantly undermining her. is a ainful constantly undermining her. is a painful story- — constantly undermining her. is a painful story- i— constantly undermining her. is a painful story. i do _ constantly undermining her. is —. painful story. i do not like to even talk about it. you know, it is a person who had a crush on me, which was unusual, and, when i said to him, i do not want to be involved with you, he turned on me in such a way that was very cool, i think. he started muttering under his breath while i was talking on stage. he would mutter terrible words to me, curse words, and he would not look into my eyes any more. it drew me into my eyes any more. it drew me into analysis: how to dog logic to somebody who would not stop doing this. at? somebody who would not stop doing this. ., ., , ., somebody who would not stop doing this. ., ., i. i. ., , this. # who told you you were able to rein on my _ this. # who told you you were able to rein on my parade? _ this. # who told you you were able to rein on my parade? # _ this. # who told you you were able to rein on my parade? # you - this. # who told you you were able to rein on my parade? # you so i this. # who told you you were able l to rein on my parade? # you so that ou are to rein on my parade? # you so that you are not — to rein on my parade? # you so that you are not able _ to rein on my parade? # you so that you are not able to _ to rein on my parade? # you so that you are not able to listen _ to rein on my parade? # you so that you are not able to listen to - to rein on my parade? # you so that you are not able to listen to music. you are not able to listen to music at home. i imagine that people must be surprised about that. your life seems to revolve around music. music is work to me. — seems to revolve around music. music is work to me, meaning: _ seems to revolve around music. music is work to me, meaning: after - seems to revolve around music. music is work to me, meaning: after i - seems to revolve around music. mrs c is work to me, meaning: after i make a record which i love making, i love making records, i have to go through things to get it out, and that is listening to it, mixing it, listening to it, mixing it, listening to it, listening to it on different systems, it is work. i mean, it takes time. so, by the time it is over, i never want to hear it again until 25 years later. you said that instead. _ again until 25 years later. you said that instead, you _ again until 25 years later. you said that instead, you would _ again until 25 years later. you said that instead, you would rather- again until 25 years later. you said| that instead, you would rather play games on your phone. what games you play? games on your phone. what games you .la 7 . , games on your phone. what games you 43? ., , ., play? that is the way that i take the problems — play? that is the way that i take the problems of— play? that is the way that i take the problems of the _ play? that is the way that i take the problems of the world - play? that is the way that i take the problems of the world out i play? that is the way that i take | the problems of the world out of play? that is the way that i take - the problems of the world out of my head, out of my brain. 0therwise, the problems of the world out of my head, out of my brain. otherwise, i would not be able to sleep. when i am playing backgammon, when i am playing solitaire, you know, you have to think: i want to win, i want to win that game. that calms me. even when you are trying to relax, you are competitive. i even when you are trying to relax, you are competitive.— you are competitive. i want to win the games — you are competitive. i want to win the games that — you are competitive. i want to win the games that i _ you are competitive. i want to win the games that i am _ you are competitive. i want to win the games that i am playing - you are competitive. i want to win the games that i am playing on i you are competitive. i want to win | the games that i am playing on the phone. the games that i am playing on the hone. i, , ., the games that i am playing on the hone. ,, �*, the games that i am playing on the hone. , . ,, �*, ., phone. barbra streisand's memoir seems like — phone. barbra streisand's memoir seems like a- _ phone. barbra streisand's memoir seems like a. in _ phone. barbra streisand's memoir seems like a. in a _ phone. barbra streisand's memoir seems like a. in a long _ phone. barbra streisand's memoir seems like a. in a long and - phone. barbra streisand's memoir| seems like a. in a long and storied career. at? seems like a. in a long and storied career. ., , , seems like a. in a long and storied career. . , , ., career. # ageless and evergreen. # what comes — career. # ageless and evergreen. # what comes next? _ career. # ageless and evergreen. # what comes next? i _ career. # ageless and evergreen. # what comes next? i want _ career. # ageless and evergreen. # what comes next? i want to - career. # ageless and evergreen. # what comes next? i want to get - career. # ageless and evergreen. # what comes next? i want to get in l career. # ageless and evergreen. #| what comes next? i want to get in my husband's track _ what comes next? i want to get in my husband's track and _ what comes next? i want to get in my husband's track and wander _ what comes next? i want to get in my husband's track and wander around, | husband's track and wander around, hopefully with the children somewhere near us. when they come over, they love playing with the dogs. we have fun. i have not had much fun in my life, to tell you the truth. and i want to have more fun. # . ~ , truth. and i want to have more fun. # the luckiest people in the world. # the luckiest people in the world. # barbra 5b? the luckiest people in the world. as” barbra streisand talking to mark # barbra streisand talking to mark savaue. # barbra streisand talking to mark savage- some _ # barbra streisand talking to mark savage. some fascinating - savage. some fascinating revelations, those were amazing stories about putting her off playing at concert venues for decades. absolutely fascinating interview. i want to return and let you know the latest on what is happening in new york. we have seen donald trump, the former president, the first former president to take the first former president to take the witness stand. there is him returning to court, a thumbs up, but a pretty serious —looking former president as he tries to explain and comes under cross examination. i want to show the pictures from inside the court, there he is. since then, thejudge has been telling his lawyers to rein in their client for the political monologues, instructing them to answer the questions. those are some of the pictures. we will get the latest lines from the court in the next little while. you are watching bbc news. now, several police officers have been injured in edinburgh after clashes last night with a group of youths who drew fire axe and petrol bombs. police scotland called it a concerted and planned attack on its officers. there were also bonfire night disturbances in glasgow and dundee. steven godden reports. morning in niddrie, and the clean—up is under way. hours earlier, this was the scene. around 50 youths throwing bricks, fireworks and petrol bombs at riot police. liz jack lives in the street and says she was terrified. it was bad last year, but this year it was 100 times worse. i was peering out my window, and i was seeing fireworks going across, up and down the street, so they were actually firing them at each other as well. it was just a nightmare. in the same edinburgh street, a national campaign to prevent bonfire attacks on emergency crews was launched two weeks ago. the warnings were clearly ignored. what happened last night, i've never seen anything like it in my whole life. i lived in niddrie, and i grew up in niddrie, and that would never have been then. the trouble started last night as darkness started to fall. police say that initially fireworks were being thrown at buildings and at passing cars. it was when officers in riot gear arrived that things escalated. police believe it was violence carried out by young people but orchestrated by adults. we've clear evidence of adults egging children on, providing them with weapons, with fireworks and other items, and coordinating their attacks on police, and that's unacceptable. eight officers were injured on a night where trouble sparked in other parts of scotland, prompting calls from some to ban the public sale of fireworks. the first minister says those responsible for the disorder should feel the full force of the law. the bottom line for people in niddrie is that what's meant to be a night of celebration has been anything but. steven godden, bbc news. 1 million volunteers have now signed up for the uk's biggest medical research project — which is called our future health. the programme launched one year ago and aims to create the most detailed picture ever of the nation's health — to find better ways to prevent and treat diseases. our medical editor fergus walsh has more. a retail park outside 0xford — not the first place you'd associate with medical research. but there are mobile units like this cropping up all over the country in supermarket car parks, where participants of our future health come to enrol. you can take a seatjust here. like jaap, who's 45 and originally from the netherlands. so, we're going to do some assessments today. we've got two blood pressure readings to do. i'll check your heart rate, see if it's regular or not... he's one of a million participants so far. by 2028, the target is five million adults. each will be offered feedback regarding their risk factors for major diseases. my parents have got heart - issues, so i want to make sure that i don't have them. and if i have something, i can. make sure my children are well prepared for their future. many of the first volunteers had undiagnosed health issues. more than half had high cholesterol, including people which were quite young, and about 25% of people had uncontrolled hypertension, which should be really easily treated. so we are actually quite concerned that there is quite a large amount of ill health in the population that could be very easily managed. our future health will have ten times the number of participants as another long—standing research project called uk biobank, which is tracking the health of half a million adults. is it gillian? yeah. do you want to follow me through? gillian, who's 67, has now signed up to both and is wearing a heart monitor for a study. ijust think, going forward, for the future health of our children, our grandchildren and for everyone, it's a good thing. i've also signed up to our future health. it's open to anyone in the uk over 18. you'll need to fill out an online questionnaire and roll up your sleeve. so, it'sjust going to be a little scratch, 0k? yeah, sure. my blood test, and all the data collected across 5 million participants, will enable scientists to explore the complex relationship between genetics, lifestyle and environment, and how each affects our health. don't expect breakthroughs overnight, but in the years ahead as the data and the participants mature. fergus walsh, bbc news. we will now catch up with the weather. good afternoon. the northern lights lit up the sky behind me in bradford yesterday evening, but they were seen from northern scotland right the way down to kent. quite unusual for that far south. lots of sunshine as well has followed today after the chilly start as well. we had a touch of frost in eastern scotland, but the showers are pestering northern western parts of scotland coming into the central belt, passing over the pennines, coming across northern ireland and one or two elsewhere as well. but temperatures for the time of year around par, 11 to 13 or 14 degrees celsius. but they will dip away overnight despite those showers, as you can see, continuing even into the central belt of scotland where we see the clearer skies here. we'll see touch of frost, probably some mist and fog as well. and it'll be slightly chillier further south, particularly across eastern areas. further west, likely to keep a bit more breeze and a few more showers, which takes us into another day of sunny spells and showers tomorrow. for tuesday, yes, there'll be some frost and some fog to get rid of, particularly in the north. but as the day goes, a little ridge of high pressure will tend to ease the shower activity across northern ireland and western areas as well. so perhaps a few more showers further east tomorrow, less further west and probably not as heavy. and temperatures very similar to those of today, spot the difference really. then as we go through tomorrow night, however, temperatures will start to drop away as we go through the evening time and there will be a touch of frost across northern and eastern areas. but through the second part of the night, this rain sweeps in strengthening winds. and it looks like we will have quite a wet start to our wednesday, particularly across mainland parts, further west across northern ireland, the bulk of the rain having cleared by midnight, 20 to 30 millimetres for most. so again, given that the ground is saturated, we've had so much rain during october, of course, it was record breakingly wet in some areas. we are expecting that there could be some further issues. we'lljust keep an eye on that. showers follow and temperatures, as you can see on wednesday, a little bit down, 9 to 13 degrees celsius because we pull in slight north westerly behind that weather system. and then it's a westerly showery weather picture as we go into thursday and friday, slightly chillier, as you can see, across the northern half of the country. temperatures dipping away so cool and showery with temperatures just a degree of two lower. but then as we go into next week, it may well be that the temperatures rise once again, but all in all, it looks as if it will stay mainly unsettled. live from london, this is bbc news. donald trump is testifying in a civil "fraud trial" in new york. before entering court, he again called the case a political attack. this called the case a political attack. was donald trum court. political warfare, as you would call it, or political lawfare. _ i've got a lot of names for it. but usually, it takes place in third—world countries i and banana republics. israel's military says it has effectively split gaza in two, saying it hit 450 targets in the last 24 hours and seized a hamas military compound. the hamas run health ministry says more than 10,000 people have been killed in gaza since the war began. all the major un agencies call again for a humanitarian ceasefire, saying "enough is enough". another headline, a man with advanced parkinson's disease who struggled with mobility says he's been given a second chance in life, becoming the first person to trial a new spinal implant that helps him walk. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live — donald trump is testifying in court in new york in a civil case that could determine the future of his property empire. as he walked into court, mr trump dismissed the case as ridiculous. he said it amounted to election interference and political warfare.

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