have accused tim westwood of predatory and unwanted sexual behaviour abusing his position in the music business. he denies the allegations. a teenager is convicted of stabbing to death an 18 year old in a gang fight in bristol. buyers and clubs that don t do enough to prevent spiking should lose their licences according to a new report from mps. hundreds lined the streets for the funeral of the d day veteran who raised tens of thousands for the british normandy memorial. the un secretary general has called for a ceasefire in ukraine. he was speaking after holding talks in moscow where he met vladimir putin in an effort to find a diplomatic resolution to the conflict between russia and ukraine. he is also due to travel together to meet president zelensky but hopes of any kind of peace deal are not high. russia has warned nato is waging a proxy war by sending weapons to ukraine and today delegates from more than a0 countries met in germany to discuss increasing military support
is indeed. we are hearing from the i must run health ministry that they were more than 80 people killed overnight in the gaza strip, most of those actually apparently waiting for aid in gaza city when witnesses there say that there was shelling by israeli tanks. and still an unclear picture about what has happened there. but overall, now this really grim milestone has been passed. the health ministry in gaza is really the only official source of data that we have four casualty numbers. and it is the one that is relied on for the un and others and is saying that the majority of those who have been killed are women and children since the 7th of october. and also more than 70,000 people have been injured as well. these figures rely on bodies being brought in to hospitals or seen by medical workers so they can be properly registered. but actually it is thought that the real death toll is going to be much higher than this because there are several thousand people who are still con
inflation and high interest rates, and banking instability have contributed to this year s gloomy economic forecast stock but it is a global recession is not likely stop business reporter katie silver has been looking into this story for us and joins me now on the programme with the details. great to get you on the show. talk through what you have seen today. 50 talk through what you have seen toda . ~ ., , talk through what you have seen toda . ~ .,, , today. so the imf has seen it has been today. so the imf has seen it has been a today. so the imf has seen it has been a perilous - today. so the imf has seen it i has been a perilous combination of vulnerabilities and they are calling on central banks around the world to keep monetary policy tight and that means high interest rates in order to stave off dental economic crisis or a decrease in economic growth. so the fund has revised their forecast for this year and next, lowering both from what was predicted in january by
hold onto breezy conditions wednesday into thursday, a cluster of weather fronts from the south bringing showers or longer spells of rain, spreading north through the day on thursday. where we have son, sunny spells, temperatures could be six or seven celsius above the norm, up to 21 celsius across southern and eastern areas, mid to high teens for the north. we hang onto that through friday and into the weekend. wet and windy weather moving north, a little brightness interspersed. more rain pushing north on sunday. some rain could be heavy, may be thundery. a little sketchy this far out, so stay tuned to the forecast. the outlook, stay mild throughout friday, saturday and sunday, heavy rain at times. stay tuned to the forecast. back to you. the reshuffle is under way in the new prime minister is busy working on ministerial appointments. we hear that wendy morton is out as chief whip and heading to the backbenches, jacob rees mogg and brandon lewis we reported earlier on ha
successoi’ every success. our country continues to battle through a storm. but i believe in britain. i believe in the british people. and i know that brighter days lie ahead. meanwhile, the cost of living crisis continues as many food prices soar some, like pasta, tea and cooking oil, up by 65% in a year. in our area, there is a lot of people that rely on pensions, rely on benefits, and if they are not supported, businesses won t continue to thrive because there will be nobody to use us. and stay with us on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one, live in downing street. i will unite the country, not with words, but with action and with that message, just over an hour ago, outside number ten, rishi sunak, the united kingdom s new prime minister began his premiership. he is the third leader in seven weeks, but today he promised he will fix mistakes ma