5 News with Dan Walker

5 News led on Storm Bulow, reporting two deaths, one in North London and one in Dumfries and Galloway, and 39,000 homes without power. It showed a house sliced in two in Darlington, flooding in Belfast, a fallen tree in Stockton-on-Tees and damage at Whitby Abbey, with the west coast of Scotland among the worst hit. In Saltcoats firefighters pumped water from homes, a care home was cut off and residents used sandbags; a 60-year-old botanic garden curator was named as a victim. A tree surgeon said saturated ground, leaves and high winds raised the risk of more trees falling, and further strong-wind warnings were reported.

Shabana Mahmood announced an independent review into the murder of student Henry Nowak, who was fatally stabbed by Vikram Digwa; Digwa was jailed for life in June after falsely claiming racial abuse and self-defence, and bodycam footage of Henry being handcuffed as he lay dying sparked protests and debate. The rough-sleeping budget will double after the prime minister pledged to help all those sleeping on the streets in England by Christmas, with an extra £450 million in Wednesday's budget. The prime minister, Andy Burnham, ruled out rejoining the EU before the next general election but said the current deal was not good enough and he would like the UK to rejoin in his lifetime. Senior doctors in England will strike for two days from 25 November over pay and pensions, with consultants providing emergency cover only; the BMA said pay had fallen by about a quarter in real terms over 17 years. Police in the Philippines were reported to be investigating whether Thomas Markle was a sex offender after reports of sexual abuse images at his home; he denied the claims.

Chris Brown received an eight-month suspended sentence after admitting affray over a London nightclub attack in which a man was hit on the head with a bottle. Hardeep Bachu and Jaskomal Rehat were jailed for killing Justyna Hulboj and her four-year-old daughter Lena Czapczyk while racing cars in Leeds; Bachu got 12 years and Rehat 16. A Swiss woman with suspected Ebola was admitted to a Zurich isolation unit after arriving from Nigeria, and the Russell Brand rape trial entered its third week; Brand denies all charges. In a world roundup, Lula was re-elected Brazil's president, María Corina Machado returned to Venezuela after more than ten months in exile, and Victoria authorities refused to overturn a jail ban on Vegemite. Obituaries were announced for actor Walter Koenig, aged 90, and voice artist Eric Bauza, aged 46. Oxford Street's almost one-kilometre central stretch was pedestrianised, with the Mayor calling it a reinvention to reverse decline, critics calling it inaccessible and less safe, and officials hoping to boost retail.