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You are watching bbc news. lets bring you up—to—date with the headlines this hour. joe biden has pushed ahead in the crucial state of pennsylvania and his lead keeps growing in almost all the remaining states as counting continues, three

Moment. it is fascinating and we will talk to you again tomorrow, of course, but for tonight, thank you very much, john sobel and the team in the states and the special programme for the results is starting at 11:30pm on bbc one. it should be a rather exciting night. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night.

Englands lockdown could last longer than four weeks — if coronavirus infection rates dont fall quickly enough. cabinet minister michael gove says the government cant guarantee the new restrictions will end in a months time but hes hopeful. if we ensure that all the steps that were taking now

Englands lockdown could last longer than four weeks — if coronavirus infection rates dont fall quickly enough. cabinet minister michael gove says the government cant guarantee the new restrictions will end in a months time but hes hopeful. if we ensure that all the steps that were taking now are taken appropriately,

A buckle in the jet stream. it starts to weaken and we see the potentialfor an area of high pressure to start to move in from the west. as we move into the early part of november the azores high could influence the weather story. lightening things down, lighter winds, drier weather. it is moving its way steadily eastward. its not going to last for long but it does look as though the first week of november, quite promising. they will be a lot of dry weather in the forecast and even sunshine. youl...

Look like the rain will push through quite smartly, the strong gust of the winds tending to be earlier in the winds tending to be earlier in the day, but the worst of those winds and western scotland before things turn fresher and brighter as we see sunday out. and then into next week, welcome of the jet stream is still with us, still playing a role commits to the south of us as we start the week, firing up yet another vigorous area of low—pressure, another wet and windy speu low—pressure, a...

Good picture for every assignment, no matter how bad it was. if theres a dog that crosses the street at 1:00, that has a potential to be page 1 photo. you realize your photographs do have an impact. i got a call one day from director of photography at the sun times and he goes we want you to come interview so i flew up to chicago and he hired me and i went from a 6,000 circulation, daily newspaper, where i was the only photographer, to 600,000 circulation newspaper where i was one of 25 photo jo...

I did some stuff for national geographic. when life was a monthly, i did some work for them. right after 9/11, a correspondent and i snuck into afghanistan just as the war was getting underway. in some ways, it was one of the more fulfilling things ive ever done in my career because my images were appearing in the tribune every day. i really felt that i was doing good work and people were seeing it. >> i dont want people to come away with the impression that i was a war photographer, because i w...

Office sitting on the shoulders of the president. those were the tough decisions. and so i think watching him wrestle with that. but i also love -- i think the ones of him playing with the girls in the snow are just great, because he -- im not entirely sure who is having more fun in those pictures. i think it might be -- i think it might be president obama, even though sasha had a snowball. so i think thats what these photos really let people see is not just a president and not just a leader and...

Circle they are seeing ice melting and the landscape change. they say their way of life is at risk and governments must act. climate change is a real threat to me and my people in greenland. as a person living in the arctic circle it is scary that the ice is melting so fast. im scared for my future and my friendss future. my community environment has been affected by climate change. less snowfall. the summers are hotter. and the snow that has been falling is more compact.