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unclear exactly where ian could hit the rest. forecasters say if tampa takes a direct hit, it could be like nothing seen in this lifetime. in neighboring st. petersburg, the mayor there says it could be the storm they hoped would never come. across the state, people are gassing up, emptying shelves and filling sandbags. we have live team coverage. lets get right to our meteorologist tom saider for the latest timing impacts. tom. >> we have a lot to talk about and its going to continue ...

for families. pain for workers as public sector squeezed, says the times, experts warn of an inevitable decline in services due to tax cuts and inflation. in the telegraph leads with a warning from the us that russia will face catastrophic consequences if it deploys nuclear weapons. lets start with the front page of the metro, and it highlights the very start policy divide now between the two biggest parties when it comes to tax. ciaran, kick us off with this one. it comes to tax. ciar...

wales face a nervous wait to see if they are progressing in the womens rugby world cup. a sioned harries helped them gain a losing bonus point against australia, but will it be enough? are very mixed weekend on the weather front. are very mixed weekend on the weatherfront. heavy are very mixed weekend on the weather front. heavy downpours one day, sunny the next. but it will be mild. the details are coming up. its saturday the 22nd of october. our top story: supporters of the former ch...

leadership race. borisjohnson rivals dismissed claims that he has reached 100 backers, speculation is rife that he could enter the contest. the leader of the commons is the only person to me as she is running but has fewer supporters. ukrainian officials say one million households are without power after a new wave russian attack. judy melania is the nation —— is the first far right leader in italy since the second world war. you are watching bbc news. time for political thinking. ...

headlines and news stories for you at the top of the hour after this programme stop im here at broadcasting house in london for this addition of witness history bringing you important moments from the past is told by the people who were there, in this episode we are celebrating 100 years of the bbc and we will look back at five incredible stories in the history of the corporation. we will hear from the tv chef who taught the west how to cook indian food and the iconic moment the bbc be...

girlfriends abortion. a woman who asked not to be identified out of privacy concerns tells "the daily beast" that after she and walker conceived a child while they were dating in 2009, he urged her to get an abortion. the woman said she had the procedure and walker reimbursed her for it. she supported these claims with a $575 receipt from the abortion clinic, a get well card from walker and a bank deposit received that included an image of a signed $700 personal check from walker. "the...

its amazing. [laughter] rachel: it is. pete: after the cow saying we need to moo-o-ve on. will: were having apple cider doughnuts. todd: what a tough day for hegseth, the eater in chief, man, youre missing all the stuff that will mentioned. its next level. will: yeah. it is a fun day here. its officially fall, and lets bring in our friend, dan bongino, the host of "unfiltered with dan bongino." good morning, dan. rachel: good morning, dan. >> hey, i was on my phone. oh, yeah, i got a g...

good morning. im erica hill in for jim and poppy today. welcome to a holiday edition of "newsroom." were following several stories on this labor day of the right now in canada, a major manhunt under way after at least ten people were killed, up to 25 stabbed in all. a heinous murder spree covering more than a dozen crime scenes. officials are warning the two suspects are on the run. they should be considered armed and dangerous. following that story for you, were keeping a very busy ey...

play, so its amazing and thank you. hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world. theres been international condemnation of the self—styled referendums being held in parts of ukraine onjoining russia. the g7, the group of seven wealthiest nations, have called the votes a sham, as reports emerged of russian forces intimidating people into voting. these are the four areas where voting is being held. they include occupied parts of luhansk and donetsk in the east, an...

dockers at britains largest container port, felixstowe, have gone on strike for the first time in three decades. almost 2000 workers are taking part in the eight—day action — after rejecting a seven % pay offer. there are warnings that the strike will cause disruption to supply chains for shops and other retailers — half of britains container trade goes through the port in suffolk. the government says supply chains are resilient. heres our business correspondent marc ashdown. the...