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Vaccination programme In Gaza is progressing well. People in Eastern Germany are voting in regional elections with a far right Anti Immigration party on track for a landmark win. And back to the old rule book. European airports That scrapped carry on liquid restrictions are made to reintroduce them today. Hello. We will find you and we will settle the score with you. The hostages and missing Families Forum has again urged the israel Prime Minister to agree to a ceasefire to secure the release of the remaining hostages. They plan a major protest On Sunday to reinforce their call. 97 people taken on the 7th October are still believed to be held In Gaza. It is thought 64 are still alive, although hamas claims this number is lower, with 33 reported by the idf to be dead, but still In Gaza. The remains of 37 hostages have been recovered from gaza. 117 hostages have been released or rescued. Our correspondent in jerusalem, jon donnison, outlined the differing views within israel over any deal to get the hostages released. It reflects the divisions within the government but also with israeli society. In his short Statement Benjamin Netanyahu this morning said those who kill hostages dont want a deal, referring to the allegation from the israeli military That these hostages were brutally murdered in their words by hamas shortly before the bodies were found. But you have to remember back in november last year we had a ceasefire, a temporary ceasefire, where hostages were being exchanged for palestinian prisoners every day. That went on for about a week with roughly 10 hostages per day coming out and a lot of questions being asked about why did israel not continue with That process for a longer period and then some of those we now know have died might have been freed . Certainly That hostage Families Forum say today That the people whose bodies have been fine today bodies have been found today would have been alive today if a Hostage Deal could have been Oliver Mcternan is the director of forward thinking, an organisation addressing issues related to the Middle East Peace Process he told me how he thought the latest developments might affect peace talks. First of all, the tragedy of those deaths i think could have been avoided and negotiations being given priority. But, it illustrates the risk if you pursue a double strategy. On the one hand you are saying i want negotiate for the release of the hostages but on the other hand you are pursuing a Military Strategy aimed at the total demise of those holding the hostages. I think the risk we see today, it is high, very high risk of people being killed in the process. How do you think this affects hamas. The awful reality is That these hostages are Bargaining Chips for them . Exactly, you know in explaining i dont endorse it but it doesnt make sense to me That they would kill hostages because theyve kept, we forget That had two young with another In Gaza, for almost ten years. They were there as Bargaining Chips to get released long term israeli prisonsers. So, it really doesnt fit the narrative, the picture, the experience That suddenly i think the End Game has to be negotiations. I cannot see That happening as long as netanyahu is pursuing his Military Goal because lets face it, if he signs a ceasefire which is essential, if were going to have the exchange of hostages, he is effectively signing his own resignation. Because, the day he signed a ceasefire will be the day of accountability of day he signs a ceasefire will be the day of accountability of October 7th happened, why there was a breach in israeli security, and also he returns to court because weve got to remember That when this sad episode began he was appearing in court each morning. So, i think it is not in his best interests to cease the military objective and as we see, the results of That, is extremely high risk. Un officials and local Health Workers In Gaza are rolling out a mass polio Vaccination Programme. Israel and hamas have agreed to a series of limited pauses in fighting so the scheme can proceed safely. The World Health Organization says at least 90 of children under 10 will need to be vaccinated for the campaign to succeed. The Roll Out was organised after a Io Month old baby was partly paralysed by the first case of the virus In Gaza in a quarter of a century. Healthcare workers hoping to vaccinate 640,000 children under the age of 10 against polio over the course of the next few days. The World Health Organization has approved the release of 1. 6 million doses of the polio vaccine. The rollout will take place in several phases from the 1st to the 5th of september. On saturday, medics vaccinated children at one hospital in a symbolic move a day before the official campaign began. A short while ago i spoke to salim oweis, a spokesperson for unicef, which has teams in Gaza Area specific so, so far its going well and the turnaround is really good. We hope That it continues. We are seeing now That most these even small pauses, for us to be able to continue our work and deliver the vaccines to all the children under ten In Gaza. How are you going to ensure That you reach the children you need . Is there a way of having some sort of Registration Process because im sure relying on Parents Volunteering to come forward and do That one of course, they are in a war zone, they will have other things on their minds. There is a lot going on right now, festival parents bringing their children to the Distribution Centres but also unicef and who are trying to reach everyone wherever they are so theyre distributing in their shelters, there are thousands of workers on the ground trying to reach all the children so some of them are based in centres but some of them are model teams. Over 300 of them. This will hopefully get us to the 90 goal That we are looking for and will protect the children from polio spread. A lot is happening on the ground, That is why it is really crucial to continue the effort and its really crucial to have those pauses and being able to do the job. What happens if you dont reach That 90 figure . That is really a catastrophe if That happens. Unfortunately if you dont get the 90 there is a risk of polio to spread and it is very highly contagious and fast spreading disease. The consequences are really bad, were talking about paralysis even death. The only way to fight polio is by preventing it through ventilation so That is really why we need this and we can not do without it. Airports in the European Union and other Schengen Zone countries which had scrapped 100 Millilitre Liquid limits for Hand Luggage are reinstating them from sunday. The European Commission said its a temporary measure to address a technical issue with new equipment but its not said how long it will remain in place. Heres our transport correspondent, katy austin. For a while, it looked like the era of the tiny toiletry was nearly over all major airports in the uk were told to put in new state of the art scanners, allowing the 100ml limit on liquid containers going through Security And Cabin bags to be lifted. There have been delays getting the kit in place at the biggest hubs, but some regional ones had fully installed it beforejune this year and dropped the old rules. Then injune, the government suddenly announced That 100ml restriction was back, and has given no date for scrapping it again. Now any eu airports which had moved over to the new scanners are also having to revert to the old limit. With the equipment needs sorting. The big Issue Weve got now is there is real lack of clarity to the consumers so we are seeing in the busy periods when people are travelling real confusion That entails and people are not sure what the processes are now when theyre travelling with liquids, and we have real disparity, not only across uk airports, but also across the eu as well. Rome and amsterdam are among the locations which had brought in the high Tech Scanning machines. Some others had started to roll them out and it is a very mixed picture but what is for sure That anyone who had the scanners in place and eased their rules are now having to revert to the old rules of 100ml. As with the eu, the uk has given no indication as to when those restrictions will end. Katy austin, Bbc News. Now its time for a look at Todays Sport with jane. There are two big for Blood Donors in the uk On Sunday, celtic and rangers approaching half time in the first derby. The new scottish season. It could have top of the table with a win and they are well positioned to do That, 2 0 doesnt matter what the first with the second. What a performance of the first have to go. The biggest game in the English Premier league takes place at Old Trafford as Manchester Host liverpool. Itll be the first time liverpools new Head Coach will come up against the other in england. They met in a friendly in the us which liverpool won. But he knows his countrymen but not well enough to call him a friend. No friends. Not well enough to call him a friend. No friends. Friends are something friend. No friends. Friends are Something Else friend. No friends. Friends are Something Else i friend. 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Day four of the paralympics is well under way in paris, rowers left it late to claim a thrilling gold in the mixed doubles aiming for britains third successive gold in the division. But the hundred metres to go but time the charge patiently to snatch a dramatic victory. After Ben Pritchard won gold and another in mens singles. Top seed safely into the fourth round after canterbury beating Australias Player in straight sets and match That lasted less than two hours. Clear favourite to win the title. He won four titles on the service including his first Grand Slam at the australian open. As the womens, the 22 champion in new australian open. As the womens, the 22 champion in New York eager to pass rusher� s york eager to pass rusher� s player 6 4, 6 2. She said a player 6 4, 6 2. She said a chat with Serena Williams give chat with Serena Williams give a positive kick, another is a positive kick, another is also into the last 16. Lando also into the last 16. Lando norris. 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People in Eastern Germany<\/a> are voting in regional elections with a far right Anti Immigration<\/a> party on track for a landmark win. And back to the old rule book. European airports That<\/a> scrapped carry on liquid restrictions are made to reintroduce them today. Hello. We will find you and we will settle the score with you. The hostages and missing Families Forum<\/a> has again urged the israel Prime Minister<\/a> to agree to a ceasefire to secure the release of the remaining hostages. They plan a major protest On Sunday<\/a> to reinforce their call. 97 people taken on the 7th October<\/a> are still believed to be held In Gaza<\/a>. It is thought 64 are still alive, although hamas claims this number is lower, with 33 reported by the idf to be dead, but still In Gaza<\/a>. The remains of 37 hostages have been recovered from gaza. 117 hostages have been released or rescued. Our correspondent in jerusalem, jon donnison, outlined the differing views within israel over any deal to get the hostages released. It reflects the divisions within the government but also with israeli society. In his short Statement Benjamin Netanyahu<\/a> this morning said those who kill hostages dont want a deal, referring to the allegation from the israeli military That<\/a> these hostages were brutally murdered in their words by hamas shortly before the bodies were found. But you have to remember back in november last year we had a ceasefire, a temporary ceasefire, where hostages were being exchanged for palestinian prisoners every day. That went on for about a week with roughly 10 hostages per day coming out and a lot of questions being asked about why did israel not continue with That<\/a> process for a longer period and then some of those we now know have died might have been freed . Certainly That<\/a> hostage Families Forum<\/a> say today That<\/a> the people whose bodies have been fine today bodies have been found today would have been alive today if a Hostage Deal<\/a> could have been Oliver Mcternan<\/a> is the director of forward thinking, an organisation addressing issues related to the Middle East<\/a> Peace Process<\/a> he told me how he thought the latest developments might affect peace talks. First of all, the tragedy of those deaths i think could have been avoided and negotiations being given priority. But, it illustrates the risk if you pursue a double strategy. On the one hand you are saying i want negotiate for the release of the hostages but on the other hand you are pursuing a Military Strategy<\/a> aimed at the total demise of those holding the hostages. I think the risk we see today, it is high, very high risk of people being killed in the process. How do you think this affects hamas. The awful reality is That<\/a> these hostages are Bargaining Chips<\/a> for them . Exactly, you know in explaining i dont endorse it but it doesnt make sense to me That<\/a> they would kill hostages because theyve kept, we forget That<\/a> had two young with another In Gaza<\/a>, for almost ten years. They were there as Bargaining Chips<\/a> to get released long term israeli prisonsers. So, it really doesnt fit the narrative, the picture, the experience That<\/a> suddenly i think the End Game<\/a> has to be negotiations. I cannot see That<\/a> happening as long as netanyahu is pursuing his Military Goal<\/a> because lets face it, if he signs a ceasefire which is essential, if were going to have the exchange of hostages, he is effectively signing his own resignation. Because, the day he signed a ceasefire will be the day of accountability of day he signs a ceasefire will be the day of accountability of October 7th<\/a> happened, why there was a breach in israeli security, and also he returns to court because weve got to remember That<\/a> when this sad episode began he was appearing in court each morning. So, i think it is not in his best interests to cease the military objective and as we see, the results of That<\/a>, is extremely high risk. Un officials and local Health Workers<\/a> In Gaza<\/a> are rolling out a mass polio Vaccination Programme<\/a>. Israel and hamas have agreed to a series of limited pauses in fighting so the scheme can proceed safely. The World Health Organization<\/a> says at least 90 of children under 10 will need to be vaccinated for the campaign to succeed. The Roll Out<\/a> was organised after a Io Month<\/a> old baby was partly paralysed by the first case of the virus In Gaza<\/a> in a quarter of a century. Healthcare workers hoping to vaccinate 640,000 children under the age of 10 against polio over the course of the next few days. The World Health Organization<\/a> has approved the release of 1. 6 million doses of the polio vaccine. The rollout will take place in several phases from the 1st to the 5th of september. On saturday, medics vaccinated children at one hospital in a symbolic move a day before the official campaign began. A short while ago i spoke to salim oweis, a spokesperson for unicef, which has teams in Gaza Area<\/a> specific so, so far its going well and the turnaround is really good. We hope That<\/a> it continues. We are seeing now That<\/a> most these even small pauses, for us to be able to continue our work and deliver the vaccines to all the children under ten In Gaza<\/a>. How are you going to ensure That<\/a> you reach the children you need . Is there a way of having some sort of Registration Process<\/a> because im sure relying on Parents Volunteering<\/a> to come forward and do That<\/a> one of course, they are in a war zone, they will have other things on their minds. There is a lot going on right now, festival parents bringing their children to the Distribution Centres<\/a> but also unicef and who are trying to reach everyone wherever they are so theyre distributing in their shelters, there are thousands of workers on the ground trying to reach all the children so some of them are based in centres but some of them are model teams. Over 300 of them. This will hopefully get us to the 90 goal That<\/a> we are looking for and will protect the children from polio spread. A lot is happening on the ground, That<\/a> is why it is really crucial to continue the effort and its really crucial to have those pauses and being able to do the job. What happens if you dont reach That<\/a> 90 figure . That is really a catastrophe if That<\/a> happens. Unfortunately if you dont get the 90 there is a risk of polio to spread and it is very highly contagious and fast spreading disease. The consequences are really bad, were talking about paralysis even death. The only way to fight polio is by preventing it through ventilation so That<\/a> is really why we need this and we can not do without it. Airports in the European Union<\/a> and other Schengen Zone<\/a> countries which had scrapped 100 Millilitre Liquid<\/a> limits for Hand Luggage<\/a> are reinstating them from sunday. The European Commission<\/a> said its a temporary measure to address a technical issue with new equipment but its not said how long it will remain in place. Heres our transport correspondent, katy austin. For a while, it looked like the era of the tiny toiletry was nearly over all major airports in the uk were told to put in new state of the art scanners, allowing the 100ml limit on liquid containers going through Security And Cabin<\/a> bags to be lifted. There have been delays getting the kit in place at the biggest hubs, but some regional ones had fully installed it beforejune this year and dropped the old rules. Then injune, the government suddenly announced That<\/a> 100ml restriction was back, and has given no date for scrapping it again. Now any eu airports which had moved over to the new scanners are also having to revert to the old limit. With the equipment needs sorting. The big Issue Weve<\/a> got now is there is real lack of clarity to the consumers so we are seeing in the busy periods when people are travelling real confusion That<\/a> entails and people are not sure what the processes are now when theyre travelling with liquids, and we have real disparity, not only across uk airports, but also across the eu as well. Rome and amsterdam are among the locations which had brought in the high Tech Scanning<\/a> machines. Some others had started to roll them out and it is a very mixed picture but what is for sure That<\/a> anyone who had the scanners in place and eased their rules are now having to revert to the old rules of 100ml. As with the eu, the uk has given no indication as to when those restrictions will end. Katy austin, Bbc News<\/a>. Now its time for a look at Todays Sport<\/a> with jane. There are two big for Blood Donors<\/a> in the uk On Sunday<\/a>, celtic and rangers approaching half time in the first derby. The new scottish season. It could have top of the table with a win and they are well positioned to do That<\/a>, 2 0 doesnt matter what the first with the second. What a performance of the first have to go. The biggest game in the English Premier<\/a> league takes place at Old Trafford<\/a> as Manchester Host<\/a> liverpool. Itll be the first time liverpools new Head Coach<\/a> will come up against the other in england. They met in a friendly in the us which liverpool won. But he knows his countrymen but not well enough to call him a friend. No friends. Not well enough to call him a friend. No friends. Friends are something friend. No friends. Friends are Something Else<\/a> friend. No friends. Friends are Something Else<\/a> i friend. No friends. Friends are Something Else<\/a> i think. Friend. No friends. Friends are Something Else<\/a> i think. But i friend. No friends. Friends are Something Else<\/a> i think. But a L Something<\/a> else i think. But a very Something Else<\/a> i think. 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Before we move away from football, together. Before we move away from football, some together. Before we move away from football, some sad together. Before we move away from football, some sad News L<\/a> together. Before we move away| from football, some sad news to bring you. The ivory Coast Defender<\/a> has died at the age of 39, he played 46 times That<\/a> his country, he began his career with paris also represented the street clubs. He overcame non Hodgkins Lymphoma<\/a> in 2021 during his playing days at cardiff and had been working at a club. Day four of the paralympics is well under way in paris, rowers left it late to claim a thrilling gold in the mixed doubles aiming for britains third successive gold in the division. But the hundred metres to go but time the charge patiently to snatch a dramatic victory. After Ben Pritchard<\/a> won gold and another in mens singles. Top seed safely into the fourth round after canterbury beating Australias Player<\/a> in straight sets and match That<\/a> lasted less than two hours. Clear favourite to win the title. He won four titles on the service including his first Grand Slam<\/a> at the australian open. As the womens, the 22 champion in new australian open. As the womens, the 22 champion in New York<\/a> eager to pass rusher\ufffd s york eager to pass rusher\ufffd s player 6 4, 6 2. She said a player 6 4, 6 2. She said a chat with Serena Williams<\/a> give chat with Serena Williams<\/a> give a positive kick, another is a positive kick, another is also into the last 16. Lando also into the last 16. Lando norris. The italian Grand Prix<\/a> norris. The italian Grand Prix<\/a> with matt for stefan. This is a with matt for stefan. This is a seventh pole in rural and they seventh pole in rural and they didnt his career combined with didnt his career combined with a difficult session. This is a difficult session. This is what he needed as he looks to what he needed as he looks to close a 70 point gap. He starts close a 70 point gap. He starts third head of the ferraris and third head of the ferraris and ahead of his team mate. If ahead of his team mate. If third head of the ferraris and third head of the ferraris and ahead of his teammate. If not madrid, ahead of his teammate. If not madrid. So ahead of his teammate. If not madrid. So i ahead of his teammate. If not madrid, so i felt ahead of his teammate. If not madrid, so i felt better ahead of his teammate. If not madrid, so i felt better out madrid, so i felt better out there today. It the ahead of his teammate. Sir Keir Starmer<\/a> this week gave a speech in which he said things will get worse before they get better. Our political correspondent Damian Grammaticas<\/a> explained why the Governments Message<\/a> has been so bleak. Keir starmer, Rachel Reeves<\/a> the chancellor, all talking about the inheritance That<\/a> they say they have received from the last government, from the conservatives, saying they looked into the books and there is this huge deficit overspend, Unbudgeted Items<\/a> and they need to take action. So warnings about what may come in the budget That<\/a> is coming at The End<\/a> of october, and the likelihood of tax rises. And of course also saying That<\/a> difficult decisions have already been taken, like cutting the Winter Fuel Allowance<\/a> for millions of pensioners making those limited to those on pension credit. What we have had today interestingly is the leader of the commons, Lucy Powell<\/a>, who has been asked exactly about this, and about whether the government is being too gloomy, lets listen to what she said. What we have inherited was much worse not just what we thought it was going to be, but what the office for budget responsibility, the institute for fiscal studies, much worse in terms of the in Year Situation<\/a> for the countrys finances. So we have had to take some really difficult decisions That<\/a> we would not have wanted to have taken around things like targeting and the Winter Fuel<\/a> payments. The reason we do That<\/a> is because the deficit was much higher than anyone thought, and the spending was higher than anyone thought, if we hadnt taken That<\/a> action we would have seen a run on the pound, the Economy Crashing<\/a> and the people who pay the price for That<\/a> of the poorest and pensioners and those on fixed incomes. That was mp Lucy Powell<\/a> a little bit earlier. But is there a positive That<\/a> the government is trying to highlight . There are certainly labour mps who want to see That<\/a>, they want more of a positive message because they worry there is too much gloom. Part of the job of Lucy Powell<\/a> is timetabling the agenda of parliament and what she was to say is That<\/a> there is this packed agenda of legislation That<\/a> the government is going to bring in, the biggest one day same of any government in decades and theres going to be all sorts of measures on rail franchising, measures to do with tougher Action Water<\/a> bosses, the energy markets, setting out energy, they want to say That<\/a> there will be measures to lower Energy Bills<\/a> in the long term but also the short term. They want to have a campaign to encourage pensioners to, if they are eligible, not yet getting pension credit, That<\/a>ll be a way to then access That<\/a> help with Energy Bills<\/a> of is That<\/a> sort of thing. They are talking about. What she was saying was That<\/a> it about fixing the foundations of the country but i think what the government is going to find when the comeback is That<\/a> the Opposition Party<\/a>, the conservatives and the others, are going to start questioning them about their choices. Are they making Trade Offs<\/a> here, weve already seen That<\/a>, giving pay rises to Public Sector<\/a> workers like Junior Doctors<\/a> and the like, at the expense of pensioners. That will be one for the Trade Off Being<\/a> pointed out but i think one thing the government may find is That<\/a> the Opposition Party<\/a> particularly the conservatives, there are a bit wrapped up in their internal arguments. Leadership, campaigns, in orderto arguments. Leadership, campaigns, in order to be, there will be That<\/a> process which is starting to whittle down the contenders. That is all going to consume quite a bit of time. Derbyshire police say the pilot of a Light Aircraft<\/a> was killed when his plane crashed near chesterfield. The man was the only person on board. Flightradar data suggests the plane was a two seater evektor sportstar, typically used by flight schools. It appears to have taken off from Coal Aston Airfield<\/a> before reaching about 2,000 feet, before making a sharp descent over chesterfield. People on Social Media<\/a> reported hearing a Loud Bang<\/a> and seeing black smoke. One of the first patients in england to be matched to a personalised Cancer Vaccine<\/a> has received his jab. The hope is That<\/a> the vaccine will train the Immune System<\/a> to recognise the Cancer And Delay<\/a> or stop it from returning. Jen smith has more. We need to give it to you before ten oclock tonight. Stephen was diagnosed with Bowel Cancer<\/a> in september last year after taking part in a screening programme. His treatment has been successful, but there remains a risk the cancer could return. This new vaccine could change That<\/a>. The trials are such That<\/a> because theyll be testing my blood against, um, my treatments, they will, um, i understand, be able to use That<\/a> information as to know where how far were moving forward. I was told i wouldnt be able to give blood. So this is my way of helping the society and hopefully down the line this will be a case That<\/a>, um, will be in the same scenario as smallpox, which will be a thing of the past. Tests have showed That<\/a> stephen still had fragments of cancerous dna in his blood, which puts him at increased risk of his cancer coming back. So his dna was studied and sequenced ahead of today, resulting in his own personalised vaccine. This trial is That<\/a> we are notjust putting in a Vaccine Against<\/a>, in this case, Bowel Cancer<\/a>. Were putting in the Vaccine Against<\/a> a patient\ufffd s own Bowel Cancer<\/a>. So the vaccine has been completely tailor made to the patient and its about as personalised as it gets. Everything we do is about getting the right treatment to the right patient, and you dont get more personalised than this. Unlike vaccines That<\/a> protect us from disease, Cancer Vaccine<\/a>s are for patients who already have cancer. They help the bodys Immune System<\/a> recognise and Attack Cancer<\/a> cells. But research is at an early stage, so patients involved are currently included in Clinical Trials<\/a>. A lot of the treatments coming through on our Clinical Trials<\/a> offer lots of hope and potential. The world of Cancer Research<\/a> is expanding rapidly, with loads of different avenues for treatment and potential options. So to have That<\/a> in our armoury to offer it to our patients is brilliant for our consultants and hopefully gives options they otherwise wouldnt have. Stephen will be monitored over a year to see if the cancer reappears. Hes the first of a handful of patients to receive the treatment, with other South West<\/a> hospitals helping to identify potential candidates. Scientists say were not yet at the stage of a vaccine to prevent cancer, but trials like this one in torbay are hugely helping push us in the right direction. Jen smith, Bbc News<\/a>. Voting is taking place in two elections in Eastern Germany<\/a> where the far right Afd Party<\/a> is expected to perform strongly. The party is Anti Immigration<\/a>; wants to replace the euro with the deutschmark; and opposes the national Governments Approach<\/a> to the war in ukraine and climate change. The us Vice President<\/a> , kamala harris, has accused her republican rival, donald trump, of Disrespecting Sacred Ground<\/a> during his recent visit to arlington national cemetery. The democratic president ial nominee accused Mr Trump<\/a> of carrying out a political stunt at the Military Cemetery<\/a> on monday. His visit was recorded and used on Social Media<\/a> for Election Campaign<\/a> purposes. The Us Army<\/a> has already criticised the trump campaign team. Commemorative events are taking place in the russian town of beslan to mark the twentieth anniversary of the beslan school siege. More than Three Hundred<\/a> people. Including at least 180 children, were killed when Chechen Separatists<\/a> burst into The School<\/a> on its first day of term. They took more than A Thousand<\/a> People Hostage<\/a> to demand independence for chechnya. Children, parents and teachers were held at the School Gymnasium<\/a> for three days. The siege ended suddenly when russian Security Forces<\/a> stormed The School<\/a>. Witnesses described the operation as chaotic, saying the russian special troops used excessive force and heavy weapons. Where there is a flower competition, a contest where the idea is to create the most decorative and elaborate floats all made from flowers. They look absolutely beautiful. Stay with us here on Bbc News<\/a>. Hello. Its a new month and That<\/a> means meterologically days we generally got a low Pressure Close<\/a> by with Weather Front<\/a>s and were picking up quite a bit of Humidity And Warmth<\/a> of the new continent so That<\/a>is warmth of the new continent so That<\/a> is going to really complicate the story somewhat with where showers and thunderstorms will appear. For many, it is going to feel warm and humid for part two of the weekend. As we draw this air of the continent and there will be scattered showers and thunderstorms but also some sunshine. The best of the century will be across the South East<\/a> with a high of 20 celsius. Across the west, there will be more clouds and thunderstorms becoming more widespread through part of the midlands into wales, spreading further northwards. High teens across the north, we will see some warmth in the highlands and very warm in the South East<\/a>. It stays muddy and humid tonight, we will see showers and longer spells of Rain And Thunder<\/a> pushing into England And Scotland<\/a> and it will be a Warm And Muggy<\/a> night across scotland and no lower than 70 degrees in the South East<\/a>. Monday, weve got Weather Front<\/a> across the uk, a lot of clout around with some distant nook but thunderstorms across northern and eastern england, pushing into scotland. The odd spend some. And temperature is not quite as high but still up to 25 degrees in the South East<\/a>. As you move into tuesday, we started this area of High Pressure<\/a> begin to exert its force across the country. That will try and push the Weather Front<\/a> away so if tuesdayis the Weather Front<\/a> away so if tuesday is quite a mixed picture, we could see a Weather Front<\/a> bringing mixed showers and there could be showers or thunders across the south. Temperatures are below so 20 or 20 degrees. From wednesday, i think this area of High Pressure<\/a> will exerted force across the country, it could bring a few showers into the north western areas and low pressure of the new continent will loiter in the south of the uk. There is a chance of some heavy showers or thunderstorms toward southern areas but generally speaking, particularly further north, it should settle down. This is Bbc News<\/a>, the headlines Prime Minister<\/a> Benjamin Netanyahu<\/a> says israel \ufffd will not rest\ufffd until it catches those responsible for the killing of six people who had been held hostage by hamas. Relatives of hostages are planning to hold a demonstration. Again calling for a ceasefire deal. The first full day of a mass Vaccination Programme<\/a> In Gaza<\/a> is being hailed as a success by humanitarian agencies. They are aiming to immunise more than 600,000 children against polio. People are voting in regional election in Eastern Germany<\/a>. The far right Party Alternative<\/a> for germany\ufffd is forecast to win its first state, in a ballot labelled a \ufffd litmus test\ufffd for next years federal election. Airports in nearly 30 european countries, which had scrapped limits for liquids in Hand Luggage<\/a>, are made to reinstate the restrictions from sunday. The eu says the reversal is a temporary measure to address a technical issue with new equipment. Martin will be with you for your headlines at 2 00pm and the rest of the news. Now on Bbc News<\/a> the Travel Show<\/a>. On the show this week. Probably the best way to think about this coastline, which is endlessly shifting down the centuries, is as a living sand dune. Why do we do That<\/a> . Because we love to drink the cider with the bubbles. Did picasso ever come here . No. Well, i camejust searching the wind. It was a paradise for windsurfing. Wind every day. 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