it is a tax on all those in work. the vote is expected to pass when the vote takes place within the next few hours. we ll have the latest from westminster. also on the programme. the biggest ever terror trial in france gets underway. 130 people were killed in coordinated islamist attacks in 2015. more than a thousand people have crossed the channel in small boats this week the home secretary is to hold talks with her french counterpart. the former president of afghanistan ashraf ghani apologises for the taliban takeover in his country saying his abrupt departure was the only way to keep the guns silent. and all eyes on britain s emma raducanu as she battles for a place in the semi finals at the us open in new york. and. the meteorite that landed on a family s driveway in gloucestershire the scorched tarmac is now destined for a museum. good evening and welcome to bbc news. mps are to vote this evening on the prime minister s plans for a national insurance rise to
time in catalonia, where hundreds of millimeters, have rain, have fallen in a short span of time since a mudslide triggered there. so these intense cells are hanging out toward the parent ease shifting into the south of france. you know, for a wide swath of france, we do have weather alerts in plain warning about the risk of rain induce flooding in time for central areas of europe. it s settled, prague up to $25.00 degrees. wet and windy weather transferred from the baltic states into western russia and bella, ruth, we have had com and settled conditions for the republic of ireland and the united kingdom. but it s been a dirty high. so it s been cloudy. and i think that summer s out ready to lack co, yet 25 degrees on monday while above average rain starting to peter out across the black sea region of turkey. in particular through the northeast, it s going to be breezy and it s them. ball. with the high of 26 degrees off to africa and to allah in cameroon, scooping up more th
examining how the propaganda and prop shape content fail the algorithm on just the oh, a, come on the top stories on the every news our fighting and i ve got a son is escalating between the taliban and resistance group and pound your valley north of the capital capital. it s been the only province to hold out against taliban rule despite being entirely surrounded. police and new zealand have shot and killed a man after he stab 6 people at a supermarket. and what the government s calling an eyesore and fired attack authority say the attacker was on the security watch japan s prime minister. yes, you need us to go says he won t seek re election as leader of the governing party this month. it sets the stage for his replacement after just one year and office staying with our top story in the escalation and violence between the taliban and the resistance group and the pan deer valley. so the mountainous enclave is about 150 kilometers north of the capital capital. it s been the on
we begin with breaking news in new zealand where there has been a terrorist attack at a shopping center in a residential neighborhood of auckland. six are wounded, some in critical condition and police killed the knife-wielding attacker. and the prime minister arden said that he was under surveillance by police. for more, i m joined by ivan watson in hong kong. horrific attack though it sounds as though it could have been a lot worse if police had not been so close to respond. con reporter: and if he was armed with a firearm. in this case the attack took place after 2:00 p.m. local time in this supermarket. and we have i willmages that we filmed by eyewitnesses where you can hear the fear in their voices as they kind of in some cases are running out of the supermarket, in other cases are inside in disbelief hearing that there appears to be a man with a knife stabbing people inside the supermarket. as you mentioned, six people wounded, three in critical condition. and the au
hundreds more people have been forced to leave their homes and parts of greece as wildfires continue to burn out of control. this summer, scorching temperatures across much of southern europe has left forests subserve suitable 25. the region north of athens and evia, the second largest island, is among the hardest hit areas. evacuations are under way. thousands of homes, all reduced to ash. with each change in the wind, carving a new path of devastation. those who stay save whatever they can. others pack up their lives and head to the port. it s like a scene of an apocalyptic movie, the sun is red, it is quite scary. more than 2000 people have been evacuated from evia by ferry. once of the island, miles of smoke show the scale of the fight, and it is the smoke that authorities say hampers efforts to downsize from above. those on the ground to say more needs to be done. most people see that we don t have any help until yesterday, and they could save everybody, and they could s