but i m not alone in this, there are four of us. yeah. if they twist my arm i might change my mind. i think you can twist his arm, bjorn. the ladies might be able to do that. yeah. it ll take them to do it, actually. yeah, i think so! colin paterson, bbc news, stockholm. time for a look at the weather here s nick miller. the weekend weather is the name of the game in this forecast. we will get to that in a moment but first let s reflect on a cold, frosty start across a large part of england this morning where skies stay clear the longest. in rural oxfordshire, the longest. in rural oxfordshire, the temperature fell to 5. in glasgow this morning it was plus nine degrees, so why the difference? what is happening is cloud cover. a lot of it is coming in from the west into the uk. still some sunshine where it was a frosty start across eastern part of england. we are changing the chilli, northerly breeze to high pressure from the atlantic. behind this weather fronts, which is s
smart and criticising benjamin netanyahu. both of which it the moment don t wend him any support don t win. he s probably trying to calibrate his words a little bit. katty kay, thanks very much for that analysis. as we continue to watch the concluded, that trip from joe biden. he spent eight hours on the ground. he s now in the air on air force one heading back to washington. katie kicked katty kay without assessment. you re watching bbc news. let s tune. president biden warns israel not to act on raids. israel and hamas blame each otherfor the to act on raids. israel and hamas blame each other for the blast that killed hundreds. the white house says israel was not responsible. on fire the massive loss of life triggers protests about the embassy in beirut gunfire. we will have more on all of those mean stories. why don t we pause for a few minutes and catch up with a busy sportsday. mimi is there for us. good evening. thank you very much, matthew. new zealand continu
for humanitarian assistance in both gaza and the west bank. this money will support more than one million displaced and conflict affected palestinians, including emergency needs in gaza. the conflict in the middle east remains our focus here on the conflict in the middle east remains ourfocus here on bbc news, but let s move on to netflix. netflix shares are up after the company reported a boost in subscriber growth. the streaming platform now has more than 240 million subscribers, adding 8.7 million of them sincejune. 0ur north america business correspondent michelle fleury has the latest from new york. it s been less than six months since netflix started to crack down on password sharing, and it appears to be working because it shows like the which are help it retain its customers while new pricing options on offer, including a less extreme wing democrat expensive a less expensive plan pot the streaming giant said it was a priority for the company. they plan to roll out
we know that every game s a tough game. afghanistan today was no different. you know, we obviously started off pretty well, but there was moments in the game there where we were battling a little bit and it was kind of on the knife edge for a while, so it was nice to get to a score. i guess that partnership between tom and gp was massive for us, and then it. pressure with the new ball always helps, and we know afghanistan are a quality side and they showed it the other day. manchester united s hopes of a first appearance in the group stage of the women s champions league were ended by defeat to paris saint germain in the second round of qualifying. marc skinner s side came into the second leg in the french capital optimistic of getting past the two time finalists, after having come back to draw 1 1 in last week s first leg at leigh sports village. but, despite a decent display, they were undone by a superior psg side. elsewhere, glasgow city never looked like overturning norw