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unprecedented and warned that by the end of the century sea levels could

be almost a metre higher. Two men plead not guilty at the Old Bailey

the Westgate shopping centre, the plead not guilty at the Old Bailey

the Westgate shopping centre, the first pictures of the aftermath

the Westgate shopping centre, the the siege. The Royal Mail sell—off

starts today and ministers say it could be valued at more than £3

billion as they push ahead with privatisation. Clamping down on

council spy cars and cameras, they could be banned in England. And

council spy cars and cameras, they the National Trust is taking on

council spy cars and cameras, they Big Brother house. And later I will

have all the sport including the latest from Spain as Lionel Messi

and his father face charges of tax evasion. Good afternoon and welcome

to the BBC news. United Nations convinced than ever that global

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change says it is virtually certain

that pollution is at least partly temperatures. Its long—awaited

report predicts that sea levels temperatures. Its long—awaited

rise by up to 82 centimetres by temperatures. Its long—awaited

end of the century and they believe a recent slowdown in warming is

temperature of the world has been a recent slowdown in warming is

rising, thought to be mostly due to rising, thought to be mostly due to

the burning of coal, gas and oil. Today scientists took stock of what

the effect on the planet has been and what is likely to happen next.

Many of the observed changes are unprecedented, over decades ——

rainfall and it is likely that this unprecedented, over decades ——

rainfall and it is likely that this is extremely likely that the human

influence on climate change caused more than half of the observed

increase in global temperatures between 1951 and 2010. It also has

four separate scenarios for the between 1951 and 2010. It also has

in temperatures by the end of the century. The worst would result

in temperatures by the end of the an attempt rising between 2.6 and

4.8 Celsius. The best projects arise between 0.3 and 1.7 degrees. These

require deep cuts in greenhouse between 0.3 and 1.7 degrees. These

emissions. The UN Secretary—General promised to act. An Stuber dedicated

work of the global community of governments, we know the nature

work of the global community of the problem and the options for

addressing it. The heat is on and we must act. The report also addressed

the issue of the so—called pause in global warming. This red line shows

the computer projections for the rise in temperatures and the white

line shows how temperatures have actually increased and crucially, it

shows that since 1998, temperatures have not risen much, raising some

concerns that the projections are wrong. The experts said that such

variations are to be expected, but the long—term trend was upward. It

warmer, but a succession of multiple the long—term trend was upward. It

warmer, but a succession of multiple decades that provide us with a

planet. Critics argue that computer projections are not certain and

billions of pounds could be spent unnecessarily. Many of the IPCC

experience dangerous levels of scientists say that unless there are

analyst is in Stockholm where this scientists have been meeting, and

there are still a lot of people scientists have been meeting, and

do not believe their version. Yes indeed. If you live that the public

possibly have influence the climate, opinion polls, quite a lot of people

possibly have influence the climate, they think it is all natural. It is

weird to think that your central heating at home could possibly be

changing the climate of the planet, scientists say is happening. They

are now 95% certain of that and scientists say is happening. They

do they know? They have looked at surface temperatures which has been

static over 15 years, but the ocean which has been warming through that

period, through ice and snow loss, both of which have been happening

atmosphere has been warming and both of which have been happening

are looking at the trends and say they cannot explain it any other way

responsible. They know that carbon dioxide is a warming gas. As far as

the scientists are concerned, this uncertainties as to how much warming

we will get, but they are confident that it will continue and they say

emissions, then we could be in serious trouble. There is plenty

guilty to murdering Fusilier Lee website. Two men have pleaded not

guilty to murdering Fusilier Lee Rigby at Woolwich in south—east

correspondent is at the Old Bailey. Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale

correspondent is at the Old Bailey. What happened in court? The two

defendants appeared on fire video link via Belmarsh prison. Inside the

defendants were asked to enter pleas prosecution lawyer and the lawyers

defendants were asked to enter pleas counts, first of all both pleaded

drummer Lee Rigby. They were also counts, first of all both pleaded

charged with conspiracy to murder a charged with conspiracy to murder a

police officer, to which they both Adebolajo pleaded not guilty to

officer, as did Michael Adebowale. Both men identified themselves by

their birth names and there love names. —— Islamic. A trial date

their birth names and there love been set for the 18th of November.

New pictures have been released showing the extent of the damage at

the Westgate shopping centre after the terror attack on Saturday. At

least 67 people died. The latest accessed to a large part of the

shopping centre. This is where questions about the attack and siege

may be found. How many victims of the tragedy still lie buried under

the rubble and who were at the militants and where did they come

from? Three days after the siege was declared over, the first pictures

inside other centres that Michael. Other areas of the shopping centre.

Shopping trolleys abandoned as Saturday morning he tried to flee

children's cookery competition was Saturday morning he tried to flee

children's cookery competition was taking place as the attack was

that all this has happened. The So many people are traumatised,

that all this has happened. The reality is that on this, the last of

the days of official mourning, it is not only those affected by the siege

who remain affected, it is the not only those affected by the siege

who remain affected, it is the nation. Investigators are extending

their reach throughout the shopping militants and hostages. The warning

is that it could be days or even picture of the traumas endurance by

shopping centre. —— endurance. Almost a week after this attack

shopping centre. —— endurance. place, it is becoming clear how

complicated an investigation this will be. It most certainly is. The

complication is that so much of will be. It most certainly is. The

Interpol chief said that he would estimate up to 40% of the building

and that is where they will need to do their most detailed work. It

and that is where they will need to for that reason that they cannot

really give any clue as to the identity of those who carried out

nationalities. They are aware of the controversy around that, but they

cannot confirm the nationalities. They cannot confirm how many people

died. The government said they did significant number of bodies to

died. The government said they did recovered, but the Interpol chief

said that he thought the best figure would be the 60 or so that the Red

Cross says are still missing. A jewellery was missing from her

possibility of looting, this is International weapons inspectors are

thought to have 1000 tonnes of nerve International weapons inspectors are

thought to have 1000 tonnes of nerve demanding Syria give up all its

New York. Two votes are taking place. At the Hague may have been

working out the plan of action, place. At the Hague may have been

logistical nightmare as people in this building describe it, of trying

to destroy those chemical weapons stockpiles. That vote will pass

to destroy those chemical weapons afternoon. Then the action will

to destroy those chemical weapons here. A vote on the Security Council

on a resolution in Strine in the deal that was reached between Russia

and America in Geneva. That will pass as well, ending two years of

deadlock in the Security Council on resolution that America, Britain and

France wanted. A lot of things are missing. It condemns the attack

France wanted. A lot of things are August, but does not say who did it.

International Criminal Court. That resolution through and it is a big

breakthrough, but a big compromise stockpile. Thank you. Ministers

breakthrough, but a big compromise that Royal Mail is to be valued

breakthrough, but a big compromise privatised. Individuals can apply

for shares from this afternoon and it could be in private hands by

for shares from this afternoon and middle of next month. The workers

are voting on whether not to take industrial action. It is the biggest

sell—off of a key public service since the 1990s, but what exactly is

finally confirmed that the shares since the 1990s, but what exactly is

finally confirmed that the shares will cost between £2 60 and £3

finally confirmed that the shares You will need to have £750 if you

Mail will be worth around £3 billion want to invest, but it means Royal

Mail will be worth around £3 billion underway. It is being modernised,

shares, it will have accessed to new underway. It is being modernised,

shares, it will have accessed to new capital and they will have the

ability to in its own future. Royal Mail letter volumes are declining,

are up, but investors know that but the parcel business is booming

are up, but investors know that there are risks. The big risks

include mail volume decline, but if they do not happen, if industrial

business is able to capitalise on opportunities, then it could be

business is able to capitalise on really good buy. Today the postal

union began sending out ballot papers to staff in a dispute linked

to pay and privatisation. The postal union is convinced that its members

will back industrial action, which means there is the real possibility

of national postal strikes within a month, but the timetable laid out

today by the government means Royal Mail will now be privatised before

any strike can happen. I would be in favour of industrial action. We

any strike can happen. I would be in to move forward with the sustainable

terms and conditions for a period of time. The public can apply for

shares online, through stockbrokers sell—off will be completed within

three weeks. The Chancellor George England to review the government's

help to buy scheme every year to overstretching themselves. The

offering loans for deposits and mortgage guarantees. Is the market

is moving, prices are low and now mortgage guarantees. Is the market

is moving, prices are low and now install some breaks. The lenders are

getting busy. What we are seeing is a pick—up in activity and after

getting busy. What we are seeing is years with little activity is not a

the first time. Manchester is up 10% taking the gap between prices in the

the first time. Manchester is up 10% as well and Belfast has increased by

30% turning the Northern Irish market up for the first time in

years. George Osborne published market up for the first time in

promised to toggle charge purchases from next year enabling people with

smaller deposits to Barry. They from next year enabling people with

be a check each September to see if they help is still needed. The

Chancellor has given the Bank of England the power to take away from

higher value houses and to charge the lenders a bigger fee for the

guarantee at the bank decides to hold back the market. They help

guarantee at the bank decides to buy guarantee will go ahead but

guarantee at the bank decides to Our top story. UN scientists say

humans are almost certainly the Our top story. UN scientists say

cause of global warming and the Our top story. UN scientists say

sea levels could be almost a metre higher by the end of the century.

Anger from Greenpeace activists higher by the end of the century.

they are held on piracy charges higher by the end of the century.

Later in the hour, all the sport confidence for the manager but arson

new deal at Arsenal. —— Arsene finger says he is close to signing a

They have been called the council cash cows. So—called spy cars used

where they should not. They said cash cows. So—called spy cars used

where they should not. They said cameras play an important role in

keeping roads safe but they could now be banned. Eric Pickles said

and not raise money for councils. they should be used to tackle crime

and not raise money for councils. to issue parking fines. We have

decided to do something about using motorists parking illegally. The use

of CCTV was never designed for car parking and is unsuitable. According

to one estimate they have raised £301 million in fines in the last

five years. 75 councils in England have permission to use them but

five years. 75 councils in England account for only a small share of

technology see it can be useful account for only a small share of

entrance of a school that has to be kept clear. At the school drop—off

this morning, many parents said kept clear. At the school drop—off

had been caught out. It is £80 within 14 days. Is it a bit sneaky?

I think so. I was just dropping within 14 days. Is it a bit sneaky?

my child. There are traffic wardens and so many cameras that capture

people so why do they have cars and so many cameras that capture

Westminster Council says it has dramatically reduced reliance on

not like CCTV generally or the idea that people like being watched.

at the moment to help manage this There has to be some element of

at the moment to help manage this properly. The local government

Association says CCTV has been instrumental in keeping the traffic

will be filled with the next 20 instrumental in keeping the traffic

in as all that remains spear of over 75 years old should be reused.

in as all that remains spear of Bicester Cemetery. The population

here is set to double in the next generations will be pressure is

here is set to double in the next It is calm, quiet but almost at

here is set to double in the next capacity. They are rapidly running

out of space which means they are also running out of time. What are

the options? This is the particular area where we are tight for space.

We will have to make some radical decisions. Some of the options may

be the memorial bench here, but unfortunately unless we find a site

another else we will have two lose features like this. A BBC survey

found that almost half of councils have just 20 years left before their

cemeteries are fooled. A quarter have just ten years. Buying new

cemeteries are fooled. A quarter is complex and costly. The cost

cemeteries are fooled. A quarter purchase could be a very significant

sum. The last estimate was over purchase could be a very significant

solution. I think we should think million. The issue needs to be

solution. I think we should think about how we have done it in the

past. We have had a system of using graves again so people are not

perimeter fence by just four feat graves again so people are not

perimeter fence by just four feat which has given enough capacity

perimeter fence by just four feat an additional year. They spent tens

of thousands doing this sort is an additional year. They spent tens

issue that is highly complex and expensive, and also highly emotive.

One of the world's top footballers, Leonel messy, has appeared in court

on tax evasion charges. —— Lionel Messi. He was questioned in court

over allegations of defrauding the Spanish tax authorities of more

over allegations of defrauding the A man whose wife and three teenage

children were killed in a fire in Leicester has spoken of how his

faith has helped them to court. Leicester has spoken of how his

whole family died in the blaze a fortnight ago. An 18—year—old man

has been charged and seven others arrested in connection with the

A few hours after phoning his family to say good night, this doctor

received a call from the hospital in Dublin where he was on night duty. A

friend had seen the doctor's family home on fire and within six hours,

police in Ireland broke the tragic news that they had all died. What I

test me. I cried as well as natural thought was that God was going to

test me. I cried as well as natural 15—year—old son was the youngest.

theology. —— devout. They died along Like his oldest brother, he was

theology. —— devout. They died along mourning for the family and he says

he has relied on his face to come to terms with what has happened. I

he has relied on his face to come to not angry and should not be angry.

This is the way your faith comes in. They weren't going to die one day

and while they die early, they are gone to Paradise, this is good for

my heart and they are waiting for me. He will know return to Ireland

to carry out the plans his wife me. He will know return to Ireland

daughter had been making to work in A Russian court has ruled that more

than 20 Greenpeace activists should remain in jail for two months while

an investigation continues into remain in jail for two months while

protest against offshore drilling. They were among 30 activists caught

when their boat was boarded by the Russian authorities last week.

I was made to come here by force... Behind bars in court in the far

north of Russia, Greenpeace activist Ian Rogers from Exeter arguing his

case in front of a judge but he failed to persuade her to set him

free and she sent him off to jail failed to persuade her to set him

free and she sent him off to jail investigated. He was taken from

free and she sent him off to jail embarrassing for the rest of the

Another thing, it is making more of a situation and that is what we

They tried to board an offshore a situation and that is what we

Russian officers in balaclavas who fired warning shots into the water.

The Coast Guard also fired its fired warning shots into the water.

The Coast Guard also fired its cannon before the ship was boarded

and towed away. As Vladimir Putin's time in office has progressed, they

have become less and less tolerant of dissent. The response to this

protest is an example. Standing of dissent. The response to this

to polarise risky especially when it comes to the core business, oil

to polarise risky especially when it Familiar to millions of viewers

to polarise risky especially when it the exploits and elections of its

residents but the Big Brother house is due to welcome some new visitors.

The National trust will be offering guided tours but not for long.

Think National Trust and images guided tours but not for long.

The Big Brother house is for two base to become a National trust

property. Who is she? Who is she? A lot of people agree that Big Brother

television burst on the cultural scene in the UK and I think it has

heritage and just getting that historical interest. We want to

heritage and just getting that conversation underway as good. The

first two CDs were filmed at a different site but since CDs three,

The National Trust will only be taking charge of the Big Brother

house for a couple of days but for custodian of the finest stately

homes should be involved in a place custodian of the finest stately

homes should be involved in a place They have been determined to follow

Balkanisation for the last few They have been determined to follow

—— vulgarisation. It assumes the public is stupid and credulous.

—— vulgarisation. It assumes the do not need the National Trust to

add to that. It is a rather then poured in view when you think tens

of millions of people have watched this. —— rather intolerant. It is

part of the cultural history of this. —— rather intolerant. It is

UK and I think it is perfectly legitimate for us to be here. It is

property like no other. A Jacuzzi, a bedroom set for 12 exhibitionists

Let us look at the weather. I have to talk about a few showers in the

South West. I have to talk about rain in Scotland on Saturday. That

leaves us with a pretty decent weekend. A lot of sunshine and

bright weather, but it will be breezy on Sunday. The rest of the

day does not look too bad, good sunny spells in England and Wales,

cloudier skies for Scotland and Northern Ireland, but not very much

rain around. A fairly pleasant late September day. Not a great deal

that rain setting in in Scotland, September day. Not a great deal

that rain setting in in Scotland, and we might see fall developing in

south—east parts. A few showers and we might see fall developing in

the far South West. Temperatures in towns and cities will hold up well.

the weekend and will try and push towns and cities will hold up well.

the weekend and will try and push of the woods. It is touch and go how

much we will get in the South West. of the woods. It is touch and go how

much we will get in the South West. Scotland, the northern and western

isles will look very wet to start the day. Further south, but fog

isles will look very wet to start Northern Ireland, but a fine look to

or two showers drifting in in South Northern Ireland, but a fine look to

or two showers drifting in in South West England and perhaps as far

across as suspects. A brisk wind along the south coast and it will

tend to push the showers along and if you do catch a shower, it will

soon move on and drier weather will return. Lots of sunshine for most of

us write the way through the day, dry, a little bit on the breezy

side, it will take the edge of the temperatures, but temperatures in

the afternoon will be up into the high teens and that is not too bad

for the latter part of September. On Sunday, the chance of a few showers,

but most of us will enjoy a bright and sunny day, the rain clearing

from northern Scotland. The rain will be stronger on Sunday, but

from northern Scotland. The rain are looking at something around