has agreed that ukraine will become a nato member. we begin in london where we begin in london where the we begin in london where the deputy we begin in london where the deputy prime minister dominic raab has resigned from his post a day after a report investigating bullying allegations against him. it was handed to the prime minister. he had promised to step down if the inquiry found against him and in a statement he said it was important to keep to his word. but he claims the investigation hasn t been fair. we now understand the prime minister rishi sunak has asked the cabinet office to look into better ways of dealing with some of the issues raised in the report. let s take you live now to westminster and speak to our political correspondent. it seems we have a new deputy prime minister. , , , minister. yes. the new debris prime minister. yes. the new debris prime minister is oliver minister. yes. the new debris prime minister is oliver dowden. minister. yes. the new d
nicola bulley issue a new appeal for information, her husband says he ll never give up hope. and the manchester city boss, pep guardiola, says he s convinced the club will be found innocent of breaking financial rules. and coming up in sporstday, later in the hour on the bbc news channel: we ll look ahead to six nations champions, with all eyes on dublin, where favourites ireland take on the grand slam champions france. good evening. five days after the terrible earthquakes in turkey and syria, which have killed more than 22,000 people, hope is fading of finding more survivors. but there are still some astonishing tales of hope. like this eight year old girl, tanem, who was rescued earlier today, in southern turkey, along with her father, after more than 100 hours under the rubble. time, though, is running out. we ll hear from the bbc s teams across the region, including for the first time from the government held city of aleppo in north west syria. it is extremely difficult
following record spanish heat in september, scientists said they would gobsmacked by the scale of the jumping global temperatures. now the bbc data team has found that the number of days that have breached the 1.5 c temperature threshold is also a record wake up. in 2015 in paris, political leaders agreed to permanently tackle climate change. a key element is keeping the rising global temperatures under see this century. but a bbc analysis shows that that in the year to date, one in three days were above the limit. permanently breaching the threshold will take decades, client scientists say that all these days over the level are a clear sign of things to come. the level are a clear sign of things to come. this is a pre- warnin: things to come. this is a pre- warning for things to come. this is a pre- warning for people things to come. this is a pre- warning for people to - warning for people to understand that if we have extreme events based on exceeding 1.5 for a few day
this playground is now the site of a deadly puzzle. it s the retrieval phase listing, identifying who or what is left. ukraine is certain this wasn t just an act of war, but a war crime. translation: after investigation we can say it was a deliberate attack on civilians. i can t tell how they choose the targets because i don t understand their logic. the kremlin says it always targets military sites. we saw no evidence suggesting that this was one. here s what s left of the cafe. it s a deep wound, it s a picture of finality. you see the shop next door has been blown through as well. now, locals say hroza is spared the shelling other villages have to go through. that ended yesterday. for a moment hroza, meaning thunderstorm , lived up to its name. some reminders of what happened might be washed away, but this small community has already been damaged. in the evening, this woman tells us she was here, at home, when she heard the explosion. translation: i ran out of the yard
uk political power? hello. the turnout was low, a little over 37%. most voters stayed at home. but the labour party is describing its victory in the rutherglen and hamilton west by election as seismic . the party s candidate, michael shanks, won over 58% of the vote, more than double that of the snp s katy loudon, who came second. that means the swing to labour was over 20% from the scottish national party. sir keir starmer claims the result is the first step on an important journey . the conservatives lost their deposit. our scotland editor james cook has our top story. michael shanks, scottish labour party, 17,840. applause. labour didn tjust win here, they triumphed. the snp didn tjust lose, they were trounced. my campaign has been focused on offering people here a fresh start, a break away from the divisiveness and distraction of two failing governments and to give a voice to those who are too often voiceless in our society. applause. a few short hours and several gallo