think we saw that in the second half, how much of the role that she plays within the team. i think we saw the difference when she s on the team, allowed to do that, it was very good, it looks or he saw from her reaction that it looks serious. for her personally, it s a tragedy going for her personally, it s a tragedy going out for her personally, it s a tragedy going out with a serious injury. but as a coach, going out with a serious injury. but as a coach, you need to have a solution as a coach, you need to have a solution i as a coach, you need to have a solution. i think this is the position solution. i think this is the position that england did not want to do position that england did not want to do in position that england did not want to do in exchange. well england s place in the last 16 is not yet confirmed. they will need to avoid defeat against china in their final match on tuesday. china kept their hopes alive of reaching the knockout stages after beati
i don t want anyone to die. soldiers go inside gaza, it s going to cost a lot of lives. we will look at what might happen next and how the international community is responding to the development. here we ll be looking at how uk families have also been caught up in the conflict. also on today s programme. the labour leader sir keir starmer prepares for his conference speech with a focus on more housing to build a new britain. the uk could have the weakest growth and the highest inflation of the world s seven advanced economies that s according to the international monetary fund. and the hosts of the euros in 2028 are announced as the uk and the republic of ireland. and coming up on bbc news: the uk and ireland have been officially announced as hosts for euro 2028. turkey withdrew last week and will co host euro 32 with italy. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. it s the fourth day of this war. israel says it has now recovered the bodies of 1500 hamas fighte
time for a look at the weather. here s ben rich. good afternoon, yet another day work for most of us it does not feel anything like a typical october, it is already very close to 25 celsius in parts of south east england. some reminders of autumn, felt across southern and western areas earlier and some rain in the north of scotland. you can see that on the satellite radio, low cloud, mist and smoke across south west england into wales, various bands of rain pushing south and eastwards across scotland, northern ireland into northern england and we will see outbreaks of rain through the rest of the afternoon with quite a brisk wind, particularly in the far north. further south and east, holding onto spells of sunshine and temperatures up spells of sunshine and temperatures up to around 2a or 25. this evening and tonight this band of rain pushing south and east across scotland, northern ireland, turning very windy in the far north. head of the rain band, some areas of mist and m
many customers across the globe will subdue white house has chosen to turn a blind eye, especially over the last year or two years, because it has been trying to smooth relations between iran and the western world, but now if the white house decides to enforce those sanctions, that would mean that the supply from iran would be cut off and this would come at a time when oil supplies have been tightening because saudi arabia and russia, the two largest exporters of oil in the world, also part of opec plus can have collectively been producing oil production by 1.3 million barrels by day since july and will continue doing it until the end of year. there is a good chance it may continue into the next year as well for so this happens, there will be a scenario where there will be lesser oil supply, a scenario where there will be lesser oilsupply, more a scenario where there will be lesser oil supply, more demand and that would lead to higher prices. and that would lead to higher ric
ahead of a general election expected next year. here s some of his speech: i am ending this long running saga. i am cancelling the rest of the h52 project. and in its place. applause ..and in its place, we will reinvest every single penny, £36 billion, in hundreds of new transport projects in the north and the midlands, across the country. this means £36 billion of investment in the projects that will make a real difference across our nation. applause ijust want to remind you exactly what hs2 actually is. it s a high speed railway which is what the hs stands for and it was touted as the uk s biggest infrastructure project, aiming to transform public transport between london, the midlands and the north. the first part, between west london and birmingham in blue is already under construction and will be completed. but the length in red, stretching further north from birmingham to manchester, has now been officially scrapped. a separate eastern leg to leeds marked