23/10/2016 BBC Weekend News

Thousands of leaflets are being handed out today,

telling migrants to leave before clearance work begins tomorrow.

Live now to Calais and our correspondent there, Simon Jones.

10,000 flyers being handed sight, but for people in Calais fed

up of and people have to go. Amid the mud

and the squalor, some and people have to go. Amid the mud

will sleep on the street and people have to go. Amid the mud

In Calais? Yes. I will not move one inch from here.

hope, to get to the UK. I don't have any other option. The

hope, to get to the UK. I don't have stones at the police and the

hope, to get to the UK. I don't have right to intervene if people do

refuse to right to intervene if people do

law and order, with migrants trying night after

will be asked for their name, age and

will be asked for their name, age asylum. The

continuing, but hundreds of young people remain at the

Our Home Affairs Correspondent, June Kelly, is there.

What is the picture due here later today. We are told it

has been due here later today. We are told it

tempo of this, because it has been criticised

tempo of this, because it has been London, will be transferred to a

hostel in Devon, where they will be housed initially. Scores of

unaccompanied minors will have commented the UK by the end of

today. The big development over the past 24 hours has been that some who

are coming in and do not have relatives in this country. They are

being allowed in a purely on humanitarian grounds, as a result of

changes to the system driven through by the Labour peer, Lord Dubs, who

was himself a child refugee fleeing the thank you.

Two senior members of Ukip have announced they will be standing

Suzanne Evans said she was capable of taking votes from both Labour

The former deputy leader Paul Nuttall threw his hat

into the ring, pitching himself as the unity candidate.

Here's our Political Correspondent, Alan Soady.

Another two contenders in Ukip's second leadership

But already one of them is causing new divisions,

suggesting Ukip has become toxic and accusing a rival of wanting

I don't see a groundswell of opinion in this country for more far

I don't see a groundswell of opinion for the right to bear

All those kind of Trump Tea Party issues.

And do you think that Raheem Kassam, who looks to be the front

runner at the moment, is going to take the party

I don't think there is any doubt about that.

In another Sunday talk-show armchair, Nigel Farage,

For her to talk about the party being toxic and for her to already

declare one of the candidates who is running, Raheem Kassam,

as being far right, I don't view this as being a very good start.

I certainly don't consider myself far right.

And I think she never considered me far right when she asked for my help

The contest was triggered by the resignation of Diane James

just 18 days after winning the last leadership election.

The first casualty was early frontrunner Steven Woolfe, quitting

the party after an altercation left him in hospital.

I've made the decision that I will put my name forward to be

I have huge support out there across the country,

not only amongst people at the top of the party,

in Westminster, and with the MEPs, but also amongst the grassroots.

I want to stand on a platform as being the unity candidate.

This is a party dominated for so long by one

But beyond Nigel Farage and the long battle to leave the EU,

where does Ukip go next, and can it survive?

The US Defence Secretary, Ash Carter, is in northern Iraq

to get a closer look at the fight against so-called Islamic State.

He's in the city of Irbil, in the autonomous region of

Live now to Irbil and our correspondent there, Shaimaa Khalil.

What's the latest in the battle to regain control of Mosul?

We understand that the Kurdish Peshmerga forces have launched a two

pronged attack today on the north-east of Mosul, and they have

been making advances. Of course, as the advances tighten in on Mosul and

advanced towards the city, so does the regional power play. Turkey has

now weighed in, asking for more involvement in the battle against

Mosul. Ash Carter is here in Irbil right now. He was in Baghdad talking

to the Iraqi Prime Minister, trying to convince him to accept more

Turkish support, something he hasn't agreed to. If Turkey gets involved,

it's another element in an already complicated picture of players

involved in the battle against Mosul. The challenge is to rid the

city of IS fighters, but the equally crucial challenge is to make sure

all those parties are on the same side to eventually rebuild that

city. Thank you. The US telecommunications

company AT has reached a ?70 billion deal to buy

the media giant Time Warner. If the merger is approved by

regulators, it will be the biggest Our Business Correspondent,

Joe Lynam, reports. It is the Gothic fantasy

which millions of people pay Game of Thrones is made by HBO

and owned by Time Warner. And it's one of the reasons why AT

is paying ?70 billion Apart from HBO it owns CNN

and the Warner Brothers Studios, Consider AT as the means

or the platform on which we access On the other hand Time Warner makes

the content or the actual shows By buying Time Warner,

AT will be able to sell a lot more broadband mobile phone contracts

in the US. What AT is buying is a blue-chip

media company with an awful lot of content, both in hand

and in the pipeline to keep people But merging two media giants

could deprive consumers of choice The would-be next US president

Donald Trump has already As an example of the power structure

I'm fighting, AT is buying A deal we will not approve

in my administration because it is too much concentration

of power in the hands of too few. But if the deal does go ahead,

don't expect other giant media The battle for our eyeballs

is merely getting started. Good afternoon. We are looking at

quite a quiet spell of weather over the next few days. Decent weather

for getting out and about and enjoying some of the spectacular

colours.