batch of wet and windy weather moves into scotland and northern ireland and the far north west of wales and maybe the far north west of north west england. mid teens in the north west england. mid teens in the north and high teas for the south and on monday to tuesday, high pressure continues to bring fine and settled weather before it turns a lot more unsettled towards the end of next week. that s it from me, back to reeta. thanks stav. and that s bbc news at six on friday the seventh october. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. and if you want to know which city is going to host eurovision next year liverpool or glasgow stay tuned for the one show at 7pm. but from the six team it s goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one as now it s time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. after the summer of european glory, a sell out crowd of 90 thousand are at wembley tonigh
developing resilience terrifying. yes, it was all about developing resilience for - terrifying. yes, it was all about developing resilience for that l terrifying. yes, it was all about - developing resilience for that more extreme weather we are going to see, and is notjust the wetter weather, is the drier weather as well, so we are lucky to have funding from the enrolment agency, somerset rivers authority, european funding, and it s about developing resilience in river catchment, for extreme weather, not just river catchment, for extreme weather, notjust wet but prolonged dryer, hot spells as well, so it s about how we hold water in the landscape. at the moment we drain water, but how do hold it and reconnect that water with the surrounding landscape? beavers do that for us. they are a remarkable animal and rashford is doing really well. high. it s been a warm sunny day for most of us but things are changing overnight from the southwest. were getting more cloud developing
hello. israel says it is monitoring the flight of palestinian people from northern gaza. the flight of palestinian people the un relief agency, unrwa, says hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced in the past 12 hours alone. and nearly a million, that s almost half the territory s population, in the past week. israel says those still in the north should leave as soon as possible, and it s specified two roads it says are safe for people heading south. people were told on friday to relocate before an expected ground offensive. israel s prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has said his country s bombardment of gaza is just the beginning . more rockets have been fired into israel, and israeli airstrikes are continuing across gaza. military sources in israel say a senior hamas commander you is among those killed. israeli forces are continuing their build up near the boundary with gaza. in the north, israeli troops killed several people they identified as terrorists, who
at the the rugby world cup. first up this afternoon it s wales against argentina in marseille, and then in paris, ireland will be trying to reach the semifinals for the first time. and after the recent warm spell to start off this autumn, things are set to change this weekend. noticeably colder for many of us, although there will be some sunshine. i ll have all the details throughout the programme. it s saturday 14 october. our main story: tens of thousands of people have fled northern gaza, but many still remain, after the israeli military gave them 2a hours to leave the area before it launches a major ground offensive. they were ordered to move south of the wadi gaza as israeli troops prepare to hunt down and destroy hamas, which is regarded as a terror organisation by many western governments including the uk. around 1,900 people have died so far in israeli air strikes on gaza according to palestinian health officials. limited ground raids in gaza have already taken place,
sunshine and showers day. not quite as warm temperatures not doing badly at all for this time of year. that s it. but now let s join our colleagues for all the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i m jane dougall. was this really two years ago? england women begin the defence of their euros title tonight at wembley. the three other home nations are in qualifiers action for next year s tournament. liverpool are top again, after this macalistair worldly, but for how long? we look ahead to this some tasty rivalries this weekend. getting away from the posh image of cricket the government makes a huge investment to make the sport assessable from children of all backgrounds. also coming up on sportsday: it was this sam tomins try that grabbed the win for catalan it was this sam tomkins try that grabbed the win for catalan when they last played saints. we look ahead to tomorrow s clash between these superleague giants. super league. and she may be one of the mos