new music from an unmistakable voice adele is back. good morning. racing to the top of the tennis charts cameron norrie will be the new british number one, after reaching the semi finals, in indian wells. he has now won more matches this year than novak djokovic. it isa it is a cold and in places frosty start for the northern half of the uk. things get milder and cloudier this weekend. good morning. it s friday, 15th october. our main story. foreign lorry drivers will be allowed to make more deliveries in the uk, under new government measures to ease the pressure on supply chains. currently, overseas workers can only make two trips to britain a week. under the new rules they will be allowed to make unlimited journeys in a two week period. meanwhile, 800 temporary visas for butchers and abattoir workers will also be granted to help with the backlog at pig farms. our political correspondent jonathan blake has more. thousands of extra visas have been offered to hgv drivers f
off. he pulls in, asked me to get in the car. i feel the cold blade against my neck. he carries me to the basement of his home. it was jaw-dropping! just chilling! they started digging and they found women s clothing. it was just escalating! escalating! there were so many victims, aren t there? there. were there still are. until this guy is no longer in existence. i will carry this fight! hello, and welcome to dateline! shannon mullin the dreamed big. at 50, she wanted to become a supreme court justice. in college, she scored as prestigious internship at the headquarters foundation. then, suddenly she vanished! detectives had a suspect in their sights. but it would take years, and the revelation of another teenager s horrific tale, to our unravel the mystery of sharon s disappearance. here s murphy with shannon s disappearance! the snapshots, the videos. they documented her life. the photographer dad, the camera professional captured every moment
empire world. it is your take on just how massive the impact of the british empire was and still is on the world. you certainly don t undersell your idea, subtitled how british imperialism has shaped the globe. i imperialism has shaped the lobe. . , imperialism has shaped the lobe. ., , ., , globe. i really do believe that. i believe globe. i really do believe that. i believe the - globe. i really do believej that. i believe the british empire explained so much about people s daily lives around the world, tea drinking in india and britain, patterns of tax avoidance, even the bbc world service used to be known as the bbc empire service. explain so much about our daily news. there is a border dispute in guyana that goes back to empire, israel palestine that has its roots in empire but also there is a gap between the way in which britain sees itself in the world sees britain through the prism of its history and i think we need to remember what we did before we go around pontif
of centring once and the early morning mist has cleared. temperatures, 69 degrees at best. as we look ahead to sunday, temperatures may drop back even further. lots of dry weather after any early mist and fog it stays mostly dry, but surely into next week. this is bbc news. the headlines. more than 100 people die in iran in two explosions near the grave of a top revolutionary guards commander. junior doctors in england begin the longest strike in the health service s history in a six day walkout over pay. and this history making teenager is on target for further glory. 16 year old luke littler could tonight become the youngest player to win the world darts championship. for more on that and for the rest of the day at s sport here s paul scott. the sport of darts has never seen anything like it 16 year old luke littler, on his debut, is preparing for the world championship final. he ll take on another luke humphries who became world number one after his victory in th