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for scotland s footballers after a shambolic second half, in which they threw away the lead in the uefa nations league. good morning. it s friday the 12th of october. our top story: search and rescue teams are continuing to look for victims of hurricane michael one of the strongest storms to ever hit america. at least six people have died, and thousands have been left without power. in florida, the worst hit state, more than 2000 national guard soldiers have been deployed. eliza philippidis reports. mexico beach, showcased online as a perfect holiday destination, where the sand is as white as snow. now described as ground zero. the place that bore the brunt of hurricane michael as it slammed into florida. florida s governor flew across the state to see the extent of the destruction for himself. especially the damage at mexico beach, it is devastating. you just pray to god that everybody survived that. crews from the coastguard worked tirelessly, rescuing 27 people during te
DartfordKentUnited-kingdomKazakhstanAustraliaAlabamaUnited-statesDubaiDubayyUnited-arab-emiratesShanghaiChina many of the younger members of the royalfamily are many of the younger members of the royal family are bridesmaids and page boys, including princess charlotte. many well wishers gathered inside the grounds of the castle and members of the public on the street outside. and later on, of course, a carriage procession when the newlyweds will take a short carriage ride around the castle, so members of the public can see them. let s go to windsor now. they rather blustery winter. lots of guests holding onto their hats. sarah campbell is there. a good choice, no hat for you today? yeah, it wouldn t have stayed on. we have seen a few of them tumbling up the castle. the service is under way. the service is due to last an hour. there are several key points. there has been a special prayer written by the archbishop of york, drjohn sentamu. music by the royal philharmonic orchestra and the singer, andrea bocelli. princess beatrice will do a reading from the great gatsby. a mixture of mod
AustraliaAlabamaUnited-statesIstanbulTurkeyTianjinChinaShanghaiUnited-kingdomSaidaXizangYemen we ll be live in windsor, as celebrities and royals arrive for the marriage of princess eugenie to jack brooksbank. five months on from the last royal wedding and we are back at st george s chapel. the first of the 850 strong congregation are starting to arrive. celeb spotters have their binoculars ready! hello, welcome to the programme. we re live until 11 this morning. have you ever been stopped from visiting a relative who lives in a care home? deprivation of liberty orders are restrictions placed on people for their own safety. it can include things like giving them drugs to calm them down or stopping them receiving visits. changes are being proposed which would mean care home managers instead of external authorities would be responsible for carrying out assessments to determine whether an order is imposed. has this ever happened to your relative? if so, do you think it was done fairly? do get in touch. also today it s another royal wedding! princess eugenie is gett
AustraliaAlabamaUnited-statesIstanbulTurkeyShanghaiChinaUnited-kingdomParisFrance-general-FranceBuckingham-palace and marine le pen in the presidential election. we re live in paris looking ahead to the result, which isn t just significant for the future of france, but also for the european union, as the brexit process unfolds. 82 nigerian schoolgirls are due to meet the country s president after being freed by the islamist militant group, boko haram. also in the next hour. tom daley dives into married life. the british 0lympian marries american film director dustin lance black in dartmoor national park in devon. and we follow up the 2005 documentary about children living in mumbai. that s india s millennials, in half an hour here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. labour is promising not to raise income tax for anyone earning less than £80,000 a year as part of an election pledge to low and middle earners. the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, said those earning over that amount would be asked to pay a bit more to help pay for public services. the conservatives say
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