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In the east but it wont last. all this rain in the west will push across us through the day. windy conditions wherever you are. again, gusts represented by the black circles. we could even have severe gales across the north of scotland. that could well lead to some disruption. although temperatures of ten to 16 in the south.

I really saw the challenge of climate change. we want to be sustainable, but when you have a truck covering over 300 miles, or you have flights going hundreds of miles, its a bit more challenging. we are letting the data guide us to the best solution. its inspiring to try to solve a problem that no one else has solved. thats super exciting. its inspiring to try to solve a problem that okay, give it a try. between wisdom and curiosity, theres a bridge. between ideas and inspiration, trauma and tr...

Lovely to see you and thank you. thank you to you both, and thank you very much indeed. goodbye. its like being invited into his living room and having a cosy chat. sir davids new book, "a del of a life: lessons ive learned", is out today. youre watching bbc breakfast.

Clearer spells to the east overnight, allowing temperatures to drop into low single figures. look at the rain coming into northern ireland, wales, south—west england by the end of tonight. this will push north and east across the uk during thursday, some of it on the heavy side, just the northern isles stay dry. behind that, we dry up over parts of england and wales into the afternoon. we keep plenty of cloud, patchy rain and drizzle, but a milder day here.

Just one week until election day, both president trump joe wide biden are focusing in on must win battleground states. lets go to david chalain.

Election offices or drop boxes. roughly 3 million voters there have requested mail-in ballots. about 1.5 million people have turned them back in. from pennsylvania to georgia, a dead heat. polls show races neck and neck, up and down the ballot. is it possible we could see two senate runoff races in georgia? ill talk to georgia senate candidate jon ossoff right after this. check this out, this artist using his canvas to document this years voting scenes like this one in north carolina. he moved...

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Extracting oil and gas. now, mr. trump says his opponent, joe biden, would get rid of it all, move away from it. and thats a big fear for voters in pennsylvania, a state that could swing the election one way or the other. for them, fracking isnt a far away political issue. its personal. vanessa ewe cave itch tells us why. >> reporter: in western pennsylvania, natural gas is king. >> the natural gas industry put this area on the map. >> reporter: fracking, or the drilling for natural gas in shale...

Everything going on. so, i guess i just feel grateful. i feel humble. and i feel like im doing what im supposed to do, and i feel like im making my family and my community and my city proud and my country proud. >> so, just another ballot cast, 6.5 million cast in california so far. they think an all-time record will be broken for turnout here in the golden state. reporting from compton, im paul vercammen, back to you now, michael. >> all right, paul, thank you. communist party leaders are gat...