i did see the rumor that they were coming to bradford, knowing bradford as i do, i would have thought that was very risky enterprise for them indeed, i know the people of bradford, and if any of these miserable little bigots go hunting for..." muslims in bradford, they'll get a bloody good hiding from the citizens of that town, of that, i am sure. ismat shariff is in zanzibar, from bradford to zanzibar. ismat, what would you like to say? hi, george, how are you? nice to be on the grace of god, i'm good, i'm fighting fit, thank you. my question, my question today is, um the the talking of the access of resistance and their response, how do you think saudi arabia is going to position itself and if that breaks out? it's a very good question, i don't have the same entirely negative view uh of the current uh saudi government that some do and they have lots of justification for doing. uh, i think the quiet of the saudi regime, uh, as opposed to the more flagrant, mini skirted uh, performance of other arab countries in the persian gulf, is for a reason. i think the the saudi regime is unsure

i did see the rumor that they were coming to bradford, knowing bradford as i do, i would have thought that was very risky enterprise for them indeed. i know the people of bradford, and if any of these miserable little bigots go hunting for muslims in bradford, they'll get a bloody good hiding from the citizens of that town, of that. yes, i am sure. ismat shariff is in zanzibar, from bradford to zanzibar. ismat, what would you like to say? hi, george, how are you? nice to be on the grace of god, i'm good, i'm fighting fit. thank you. my question, my question today is, um, the the talking of the access of resistance and their response, how do you think saudi arabia is going to position itself and if that breaks out? it's a very good question, i don't have uh the same entirely negative view uh of the current uh saudi government that some do and they have lots of justification for doing. i think the quiet of the saudi regime uh as opposed to... the more flagrant, mini skirted uh performance of other arab countries in the persian gulf is for a reason. i think the the saudi regime is unsure

i did see the rumor that they were coming to bradford, knowing bradford as i do, i would have thought that was very risky enterprise for them indeed. i know the people of bradford, and if any of these miserable little bigots go hunting for muslims in bradford, they'll get a bloody good hiding from the citizens of that town, of that i am. sure, ismat shariff is in zanzibar, from bradford to zanzibar. ismat, what would you like to say? hi, george, how are you? nice to be on the grace of god, i'm good, i'm fighting fit, thank you. my question, my question today is um, the the talking of the access of resistance and their response, how do you think saudi arabia is going to position itself and if that breaks out? it's a very good question. i don't have the same entirely negative view uh of the current saudi government that some do and they have lots of justification for doing. uh, i think the quiet of the saudi regime uh as opposed to the more flagrant, mini skirted uh performance of other arab countries in the persian gulf is for a reason. i think the the saudi regime is unsure as to how

i did see the rumor that they were coming to bradford, knowing bradford as i do, i would have thought that was very risky enterprise for them, indeed, i know the people of bradford, and if any of these miserable little bigots go hunting for muslims in bradford, they'll get a bloody good hiding from the citizens. of that town, of that, i am sure. ismat shariff is in zanzibar, from bradford to zanzibar. ismat, what would you like to say? hi george, how are you? it's nice to be on the grace of god, i'm good, i'm fighting fit. thank you. my question, my question today is um, the the talking of the access of resistance. and their response, how do you think saudi arabia is going to position itself and if that breaks out? it's a very good question, i don't have the same entirely negative view of the current saudi government that some do, and they have lots of justification for doing, i think the quiet of the saudi. regime uh as opposed to the more flagrant, mini skirted uh performance of other arab countries in the persian gulf is for a reason, i think the the saudi regime is unsure as to ho

i did see the rumor that they were coming to bradford, knowing bradford as i do, i would have thought that was very risky enterprise for them, indeed, i know the people of bradford, and if any of these miserable little bigots go hunting for muslims in bradford, they'll get a bloody good hiding from the citizens of that town, of that, i am sure. ismat. is in zanzibar, from bradford to zanzibar. ismat, what would you like to say? hi george, how are you? nice to be on the grace of god, i'm good, i'm fighting fit. thank you. my question, my question today is, the the talking of the access of resistance and their response, how do you think saudi arabia is going to position itself? and if that breaks out? it's a very good question. i don't have the same entirely negative view uh of the current uh saudi government that some do and they have lots of justification for doing. i think the quiet of the saudi regime uh as opposed to the more flagrant. mini skirted uh performance of other arab countries in the persian gulf is for a reason, i think the the saudi regime is unsure as to how close it c

bradford, knowing bradford as i do, i would have thought that was very risky enterprise for them indeed, i know the people of bradford, and if any of these miserable little bigots go hunting for muslims in bradford, they'll get a bloody good hiding from the citizens of that town, of that, i am sure. ismat sharif is in zanzibar from... what would you like to say? hi george, how are you? nice to be on the show, i'm good, i'm fighting fit, thank you, my question, my question today is the the talking of the access of resistance and their response, how do you think saudi arabia is going to position itself and if that breaks out? it's a very good question, i don't have the same entirely negative view uh of the current uh saudi government that some do and they have lots of justification for doing, i think the quiet of the saudi regime uh as opposed to the more flagrant, mini skirted uh... performance of other arab countries in the persian gulf is for a reason, i think the the saudi regime is unsure as to how close it can be to the united states and to israel, i think that the current saudi reg

this is westbury road in bradford.en. you can see the burnt out top of that house from the drone footage. this is the back of the house where the burnt out window in that top floor of this house. here is another angle where you can see that there is a flames will have come out of those windows, and they are completely burnt out. you can imagine the scene that the fire service saw when they came there this morning, where you can see that black, bright out area. that will have been flames and smoke that they will have seen in those early hours of the morning. there were reports of the morning. there were reports of this at around two o'clock in the morning. and we now know that four people died. that was a 29—year—old woman who was pronounced dead at the scene, whilst two girls aged one and nine, and a five—year—old boy, died after they were taken to hospital. 839—year—old man arrested at the scene as we have been saying, on suspicion of murder. he had been taken to hospital with critical injuries. as i say, these are th

lunchtime — a man's arrested after four people, including three children, are killed in a house fire in bradford. also on the programme — former president barack obama throws his weight behind kamala harris�*s white house bid and attacks her rival donald trump. we do not need four more years of bluster and bumbling and chaos. we have seen that movie before and we all know that the sequel is usually worse. eating just two slices of ham a day can raise the risk of type 2 diabetes, new research has suggested. the tv and radio presenter lauren laverne reveals she's been diagnosed with cancer. and new rules mean from next summer it'll cost seven euros to visit the eu on a uk passport. and coming up on bbc news... england strike early as they take wickets at the start of their three—match test series against sri lanka at old trafford. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. some breaking news this lunchtime and four people, including three children, have died in a house fire in bradford and a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. let's get more on this now from martine croxall. mar

one was david bradford, the rebel leader. buhe be found. he abandoned his wife and his child and he escaped to live his life on a on a slave called the today myrtles plantation in what is outside of today, new orleans, louisiana another who was sentenced to die was named philip weigel. really unfortunate. he was a teenager. punched out a tax collector who came onto his father's farm. he didn't know who he was. weigel was not a rebel, but that tax collector did testify against him. and the third man sentenced to hang was one of the men who opened the mail of pittsburgh, who raided the letters. and they were going to hang the quakers of philadelphia in very impassioned letters, begged george washington to free and exonerate these. and at the last moment, washington did. one of the interesting points about the whiskey rebellion, i think, really needed to be made is the fact that in its own time, it was never called the whiskey rebellion. it was much more called the western insurrection, because whiskey is not what this rebellion's about this r

one was david bradford, the rebel leader. but he was nowhere to be found. he abandoned his wife and his child and he escaped to live his life on a on a slave called the today myrtles plantation in what is outside of today, new orleans, louisiana another who was sentenced to die was named philip weigel. really unfortunate. he was a teenager. punched out a tax collector who came onto his father's farm. he didn't know who he was. weigel was not a rebel, but that tax collector did testify against him. and the third man sentenced to hang was one of the men who opened the mail of pittsburgh, who raided the letters. and they were going to hang the quakers of philadelphia in very impassioned letters, begged george washington to free and exonerate these. and at the last moment, washington did. one of the interesting points about the whiskey rebellion, i think, really needed to be made is the fact that in its own time, it was never called the whiskey rebellion. it was much more called the western insurrection, because whiskey is not what this rebellion's about this r

bradford's big moment when comes when he plans on capturing the city of pittsburgh. maybe he will keep it as a hostagemb situation maybe he wil destroy it but remember pittsburgh is the federal capitol and he will get what he claims to be 7000 men lined up on the 1755of battlefield whichs pennsylvania realistically because he exaggerates everything. it's probably more like 1500 men 1500 man and he's moving on the city of pittsburgh. fortunately for pittsburgh career heads prevailed and the women of pittsburgh that they whiskey will rebels with cheese and barrels of whiskey. the rebels partook and all of that and theth women politely tk them across the river and back to where they came from. pittsburgh was safe but the important thing for us is it's clear to president washington that things have got not a control. george washington will call upon date of new jersey, maryland, pennsylvania and virginia to accrue 15,000 men. he will only get 13,000 acres to thousand of them are supposed to come from western pennsylvania but obviously they weren't going to join his cross

david bradford was not a frontiersman but he was an immigrant from maryland from a very wealthyy.y he was wel to do and well educated. he kept up on affairs in france, a french revolution at the time and david bradford's radical leadershipip is what's going to make it escalate not into a rebellion over taxes but a separatist movement. he launches campaigns. bradford will create a flag for the whiskey rebels and it will have stripes one for every county involved. bradford even talks about reaching out to the spanish empire to see if western pennsylvania could succeed and join the spanish empire. he takes this to another level. the big moment comes when he plans on capturing the city of pittsburgh may be he will keep it as a hostage situation, maybe he will destroy it. pittsburgh is the federal capital of the west and he will get what he claims to be 7,000 men lined up on the 1755 battlefieldd of the defeat that is today braddock pennsylvania realistically because he exaggerates everything. he is going to move on the city of pittsburgh. fortunately cooler heads prevailed and it was

danny savage, bbc news, bradford.ed, in relation to the recent unrest across parts of the uk. among them, 27—year—old thomas birley has pleaded guilty to arson with intent to endanger life. he's accused of stoking a fire outside a hotel housing asylum seekers. our uk affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. the riot at a hotel housing asylum seekers near rotherham was one of the worst of the summer. at one point, some of the angry mob pushed a burning then up against a doorway trying to set the building on fire. today, thomas birley pleaded guilty to arson with intent to endanger life. thejudge warned him that to arson with intent to endanger life. the judge warned him that a life. the judge warned him that a life sentence was possible. also at the rotherham right was peter beard, seen here in the dark blue polo shirt and shorts, repeatedly attacking the line of riot officers trying to protect the hotel. he is a former soldier who served as a peacekeeper in bosnia and kosovo. thejudge said his peacekeeper in bos

danny savage, bbc news, bradford.y since surviving an assassination attempt last month. the former us president spoke from behind bulletproof glass at the event in north carolina. it comes as the democratic national convention continues, with tim walz due to officially become the candidate for vice president later tonight. and there was an ecstatic reception last night for barack and michelle obama, who gave resounding endorsements of kamala harris's campaign for the white house. sarah smith reports from the convention in chicago. two genuine political celebrities electrified the convention stage. the most popular democrat in america, who also brought along her husband. a long—standing friend of kamala harris, michelle obama says the party needs to be ready for racist and misogynistic attacks. so if they lie about her, and they will, we've got to do something. if we see a bad poll, and we will, we got to put down that phone and do something. if we start feeling tired, if we start feeling that dread creeping back in, w

danny savage, bbc news, bradford.homas birley has pleaded guilty to arson with intent to endanger life. he's accused of stoking a fire outside a hotel housing asylum seekers. 0ur uk affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. the riot at a hotel housing asylum seekers near rotherham was one of the worst of the summer. at one point, some of the angry mob pushed a burning then up pushed a burning bin up against a doorway trying to set the building on fire. today, thomas birley pleaded guilty to arson with intent to endanger life. the judge warned him that a life sentence was possible. also at the rotherham riot was peter beard, seen here in the dark blue polo shirt and shorts, repeatedly attacking the line of riot officers trying to protect the hotel. he is a former soldier who served as a peacekeeper in bosnia and kosovo. thejudge said his conduct had been shameful and disgraceful, and jailed him for two and a half years. at the first riot in southport, police officers were caught in a vehicle as the mob pelted them

officers were called to a report of a house fire on westbury road in bradford.that a 29—year—old woman named bryonie gawith had died at the scene. three children as a nine—year—old denisty—mai, five—year—old oscarjonathan bertil and 22—month—old aubree jean were taken to hospital, where sadly all three died from their injuries. whilst inquiries are at their early stages, we believe the fire was started deliberately and this incident was domestic related. detectives from our homicide and major inquiry team have launched a murder investigation into the fire. a39—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and is currently in a critical condition in hospital. specially trained officers are supporting the family and my neighbourhood officers are in the area carrying out reassurance patrols. area carrying out reassurance atrols. ., ., , ., patrols. that the latest on the situation there _ patrols. that the latest on the situation there from _ patrols. that the latest on the situation there from the - patrols. that the latest on the l situation there from th

bradford and a terrible tragedy. _ with critical injuries. bradford and a terrible tragedy.er and her three children. 29—year—old briony died at the scene. the nine—year—old and five—year—old and 22—year—old children died later in hospital. at a press conference, police announced they have started a murder inquiry. we believe that the fire was started deliberately and this incident was domestic—related. detectives from our homicide and major inquiry team have launched a murder investigation into the fire. have launched a murder investigation into the fire-— into the fire. neighbours who saw the fire have _ into the fire. neighbours who saw the fire have been _ into the fire. neighbours who saw the fire have been left _ into the fire. neighbours who saw| the fire have been left devastated. it is horrible. ijust feel sick. i just— it is horrible. ijust feel sick. i just wanted to help. but what can you do? _ just wanted to help. but what can ou do? �* . just wanted to help. but what can ou do? �* , ., , you do? i've never seen anything like it. it were _ you do? i've never see

here in the | uk, a man is arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman and three children die in a bradfordse fire. and romanian police raided the home of the controversial social media influencer andrew tate as part of an investigation into new allegations against him. and the us secretary of state, antony blinken, and his tour of the middle east as diplomats continue to push for a ceasefire between israel and hamas. hello, welcome to turday�*s verified live. divers searching the luxury yacht that sank off the coast of sicily have recovered the bodies of two of the six missing passengers. in the last hour, we've seen these pictures of body bags arriving at the port. rescue teams did not immediately give the names or the gender of the drowned people, who are the second and third victims of the shipwreck. this is the scene live — the italian authorities say there's little chance of finding any more survivors. coastguard vessels, divers and robots have been at the site, where the yacht is lying about 50 metres down. it's been challenging for the divers to get inside it. that recovery has been

westbury road in bradford and a terrible tragedy.n. 29—year—old bryonie gawith died at the scene. nine—year—old denisty, five—year—old oscar and 22—month—old aubree died later in hospital. at a press conference, west yorkshire police announced they have started a murder inquiry. we believe the fire was started deliberately, and this incident was domestic related. detectives from our homicide and major inquiry team have launched a murder investigation into the fire. neighbours who saw the fire have been left devastated. it's horrible, ijust feel sick. you know, ijust wanted to help, but, what can you do? i've never seen anything like it. it were really intense. the sky were lit up. it were just like - thunder and lightning. it were just blue, literally blue, and it were just pumping out. l family and friends have been leaving flowers and messages as they try to come to terms with the loss of such young life. one message reads, "bryonie and your three angels, gone way too soon." a 39—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murde

danny savage, bbc news, bradford.st across parts of the uk. among them, 27—year—old thomas birley has pleaded guilty to arson with intent to endanger life. he's accused of stoking a fire outside a hotel housing asylum seekers. our uk affairs correspondent, daniel sandford reports. the riot at a hotel housing asylum seekers near rotherham was one of the worst of this summer. at one point, some of the angry mob pushed a burning bin up against a doorway, trying to set the building on fire. today, thomas birley pleaded guilty to arson with intent to endanger life. the judge warned him that a life sentence was possible. also at the rotherham riot was peter beard, seen here in the dark blue polo shirt and shorts, repeatedly attacking the line of riot officers trying to protect the hotel. he's a former soldier who served as a peacekeeper in bosnia and kosovo. thejudge said his conduct had been shameful and disgraceful, and jailed him for two and a half years. at the first riot, in southport, police officers were caught in a

the call came injust westbury road in bradford.r. there are four people who have died as a result of this house fire. the first is a woman who is aged 29, pronounced dead at the scene. three children died later in hospital. the police say there were two girls, aged nine and one, and a little boy who was five. the 39—year—old man who was arrested was also taken to hospital suffering from critical injuries. the police haveissued from critical injuries. the police have issued a statement. detective chief inspector stacey atkinson said it was an absolutely devastating incident in which three children and women have lost their lives. she goes on to say that early inquiries show the was started deliberately and then it confirms that there was the arrest of one man on suspicion of murder. he is seriously ill in hospital as a result of injuries caused by this fire. regarding the investigation she said that while inquiries are at an early stage they believe the incident is domestic related at this time. but she goes on to say they are still

this morning, officers were called to a report of a house fire on westbury road in bradford.oman named bryonie gawith had died at the scene. three children named as nine—year—old denisty birtle, five—year—old oscar birtle and 22—month—old aubree birtle were taken to hospital, where sadly all three died from their injuries. whilst inquiries are at their early stages, we believe that the fire was started deliberately and this incident was domestic related. detectives from our homicide and major inquiry team have launched a murder investigation into the fire. a 39—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and is currently in a critical condition in hospital. let's speak to our reporter at the scene, liz roberts liz, what else do we know, there must be great shock in the community there. ., , must be great shock in the community there. . , , ., , there. yeah, this is a truly horrific incident, _ there. yeah, this is a truly| horrific incident, matthew. there. yeah, this is a truly - horrific incident, matthew. this fire has claimed for members of the same family. as y

our correspondent yunis mulla is in keighly — ten miles from bradford.ties at four separate locations here in keighley — at least three are within walking distance of each other — as part of this murder investigation that was launched by west yorkshire police. warrants were executed and west yorkshire police say that a 35—year—old man and a 46—year—old man were arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in police custody. now, bryonie gawith, who was 29, and her three children, denisty who was nine, her brother oscar who was five, and aubree who was 22 months died as a result of a blaze around ten miles from here in bradford. at the time, a 39—year—old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder. he remains in a critical condition in hospital. now, clearly the police say the family are devastated at what has taken place. they are appealing for any information that may help them as part of their investigation. and what they are saying today is that extensive inquiries remain ongoing and this remains an active and live investigation. to ukraine no

a murder investigation has now been launched after four people have died in a house fire in bradford. scene and tragically we are hearing that three children, two girls aged nine and one and a five—year—old boy were taken to hospital and that all three died from the injuries that they suffered in the fire. we are now hearing a murder investigation has been launched in bradford after four people died in a house fire. stay with us here on bbc news. hello again. the weather in the next couple of days is going to be pretty wet and windy across many parts of the country. what's happening is low pressure is driving the weather. we've got various weather fronts which are all coming our way, bringing the wet and windy conditions. although some of us started off on a sunny note this morning, it is clouding over from the west as the rain continues to push in across northern ireland, much of scotland, north—west england and eventually north—west wales. come further south, it's drier, it's brighter, but it's blustery in the south. windy in the north — these are the gusts of wind you can expect. s

children aged nine, five, and 22 months. 0ur correspondent yunis mulla is in keighly, ten miles from bradfordches have taken place of properties at four separate locations here in keighley — at least three are within walking distance of each other — as part of this murder investigation that was launched by west yorkshire police. warrants were executed and west yorkshire police say that a 35—year—old man and a 46—year—old man were arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in police custody. now, bryonie gawith, who was 29, and her three children, denisty who was nine, her brother 0scar who was five, and aubree who was 22 months died as a result of a blaze around ten miles from here in bradford. at the time, a 39—year—old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder. he remains in a critical condition in hospital. now, clearly the police say the family are devastated at what has taken place. they are appealing for any information that may help them as part of their investigation. and what they are saying today is that extensive inquiries remain ongoing and this remains an active and li

uk, a man is arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman and three children die in a house fire in bradfordmore on all of those stories here in a moment or two, but let's pause and catch up with the sport with molly. good afternoon. good afternoon, thank you. hello from the bbc sport centre. chelsea have signed portugal's joao felix from atletico madrid for a fee in the region of $58 million, while conor gallagher is confirmed to have moved in the other direction. chelsea have signed portugal's joao felix the portuguese forward has signed a seven—year deal to begin a second spell at stamford bridge, after scoring four goals in 20 appearances during a loan spell last year. in return, 24—year—old gallagher joins the spanish club on a five—year contract for around $15 million, afterjoining the blues aged just six. staying with chelsea, questions are being asked about raheem sterling's future at the club. the long—time england regular was left out of the chelsea squad for their opening premier league loss to manchester city. and now he will be left out for a second straight game, having not bee

and he's been taken under the wing of the bradford, keighley and skipton disability athletics club.nd donard, refugees meatjr and donard, refugees from cameroon who hope to bring paralympic gold home to yorkshire. junior losses i don't my eyesight age six is and is in running —— he lost his eyesight age six. you will be competing we have to know it very well, so we do everything together. i love sport, sport is my life.- do everything together. i love sport, sport is my life. junior and donard came _ sport, sport is my life. junior and donard came forth _ sport, sport is my life. junior and donard came forth in _ sport, sport is my life. junior and donard came forth in the - sport, sport is my life. junior and donard came forth in the tokyo l donard came forth in the tokyo paralympic games, where they were competing for cameroon. since then, they say their lives were in danger and now they're seeking asylum in the uk. they hope to stay in the bradford area, where they trained with one of the largest disability sports clubs in the country. their background _ sports clubs in the count

westbury road in bradford and a terrible tragedy.use fire that killed a mother and her three children. 29—year—old bryonie gawith died at the scene. nine—year—old denisty, five—year—old oscar and 22—month—old aubree died later in hospital. at a press conference, west yorkshire police announced they have started a murder inquiry. we believe the fire was started deliberately, and this incident was domestic related. detectives from our homicide and major inquiry team have launched a murder investigation into the fire. neighbours who saw the fire have been left devastated. it's horrible, ijust feel sick. you know, ijust wanted to help, but, what can you do? i've never seen anything like it. it were really intense. - the sky were lit up. it were just like - thunder and lightning. it were just blue, literally blue, and it were just pumping out. l family and friends have been leaving flowers and messages as they try to come to terms with the loss of such young life. one message reads, "bryonie and your three angels, gone way too soon." a 39

liz roberts is at bradford magistrates court for us. liz, what's been heard there so far?ar—old mohammed shabir and 25—year—old celyn summit from west yorkshire. in the short hearing they appeared only to confirm their names and addresses and to hear the charges against them namely the murder of 29—year—old bryonie gawith as well as her three young children, denisty, nine, oscar, five, and aubree, 22 months. the men also face an additional charge of attempted murder against another woman, antonia. the background is police were called in the early hours of the morning last wednesday to the house fire in bradford and sadly bryonie gawith was pronounced dead at the scene and her children died later in hospital of their injuries. it is a complex picture, for other people remain under suspicion, 39—year—old man arrested at the time on suspicion of murder was injured and is still in a critical condition. another man also arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder has been released on bail as well as to other people who have been arrested for assisting an offender. so t

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with murder and attempted murder after a fire killed a woman and her three children at their home in bradford gawith, and her children denisty, 0scar, and aubree, died last wednesday. 44—year—old mohammed shabir and 25—year—old calum sunderland will appear at bradford magistrates�* court later today. all social workers should have mandatory training in how to spot coercive and controlling behaviour — according to the domestic abuse commissioner for england and wales. nicole jacobs made the comments after she was shown evidence from a bbc investigation, which found social work students may not receive specific training on how to detect this kind of abuse. anna collinson reports. he wouldn't like me going out with work colleagues. if i didn't get the housework done, he would ridicule me. it's about controlling every movement of that person's life. it's like a really slow tap dripping. the more you try and push back against that person's rules, the more dangerous it became for you. domestic abuse isn't necessarily about the physical violence, it's about that power and control. we're calling this

, we had them in bradford.ently, it's not actually an issue of race. it's an issue of disenfranchised, fed up communities that don't have a political means to express themselves . and then other themselves. and then other people come in the far right or other motivation, you know, extremist islam come in and whip up, whip up the frustration. i don't think most of those people are far right, but the far right definitely have whipped it up. who are the far right ? well, the who are the far right? well, the edl do exist. >> they disbanded in in 2013, chasing people around it. >> tommy robinson, people who have whipped it up, you know, everything i've just laid out to you has been there for decades and decades to try and pin it on, on, on individuals now i think is ridiculous. there is a problem. i don't disagree with you, but i think it is a class problem. >> richard, over to you. isn't part of the problem here is that when we saw the black riots in tottenham, there was a clampdown. then a conversation. let's unde

joining me now is the director of the film, arthur bradford.t that you wanted to make this film in the first place? >> well, i had been in touch with dave, the author who is featured in the film, and he, i just thought that the story he was telling was really interesting. i thought it would be an interesting perspective to go to one of these communities where the books were being restricted and see it from the point of view of one of the writers who had written one of the books. >> that's a very interesting perspective. one of the things i was amazed about was how open and honest the school board members you talk to were when you asked them about the reasons that they targeted and banned the books that they did. can you tell us what were some of the things that they said and were you surprised that they were so candid about why they said it? >> yeah, i think there really is a misconception amongst certain people that there is a secret agreement amongst teachers to hyper sexualize kids or something and i think there was a real fear in that commu

the pair have been remanded in custody and are due to appear at bradford magistrates�* court tomorroworced to crawl off an lner train at london kings cross station, when no wheelchair assistance arrived to help her disembark. she waited for 20 minutes before deciding to take action herself. lner says it's investigating. 0ur correspondent chi chi izundu reports. well, it's now 2217, no—one has come to get me off. they got me on absolutely fine at leeds. staff knew i was on, and i'm now crawling off the train. this is how baroness tanni grey—thompson described having to disembark a train at london's king's cross last night after travelling from leeds, moving her luggage and wheelchair off herself. lady grey—thompson says she had contacted the train network and pre—booked assistance. but when her train arrived, she says there was no—one there to help apart from the cleaning crew. we have a legal right to turn up and go, just to ask to get on a train. and trains were meant to be step—free byjanuary the 1st, 2020, and the last government said it's going to be 100 years before disabled peop

, we had them in bradford.ecently, it's not actually an issue of race. it's an issue of disenfranchised, fed up communities that don't have a political means to express themselves . and then other themselves. and then other people come in the far right or other motivation, you know, extremist islam come in and whip up, whip up the frustration. i don't think most of those people are far right, but the far right definitely have whipped it up. who are the far right ? well, the who are the far right? well, the edl do exist. >> they disbanded in in 2013, chasing people around it. >> tommy robinson, people who have whipped it up, you know, everything i've just laid out to you has been there for decades and decades to try and pin it on, on, on individuals now i think is ridiculous. there is a problem. i don't disagree with you, but i think it is a class problem. >> richard, over to you. isn't part of the problem here is that when we saw the black riots in tottenham, there was a clampdown. then a conversation. let's un

who was five, and aubree who was 22 months died as a result of a blaze around ten miles from here in bradford place. they are appealing for any information that may help them as part of their investigation. and what they are saying today is that extensive inquiries remain ongoing and this remains an active and live investigation. the presenter and football pundit, jermainejenas, says he feels deeply ashamed — after he was sacked by the bbc, for sending inappropriate messages to female colleagues. in an interview with the sun newspaper, the former footballer apologises to the women for making them feel uncomfortable — and to his wife. jenas was considered by some to be a rising star on the one show and match of the day. frances read reports. you could see that he had a plan... a presenterfor some of the bbc�*s biggest shows, like match of the day and the one show, jermainejenas now sat in front of a different camera, that of the sun newspaper, to apologise after being sacked. firstly, to say sorry. to my wife, to my family, to the women involved as well. and what i have put them through. but a

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mohammed shabir and calum sunderland are due to appear at bradford magistrates' court on wednesday. been held by hamas in gaza for more than ten months. qaid farhan alkadi, who's 52, was abducted in the october 7th attacks. israel has described the rescue mission as a complex operation. lucy williamson is at the soroka medical centre in southern israel. lucy, complex and a success for the idf? , , , , idf? yes, this is the first time that an israeli _ idf? yes, this is the first time that an israeli hostage - idf? yes, this is the first time that an israeli hostage has - idf? yes, this is the first time | that an israeli hostage has been freed alive, from gaza's tunnels but what is not clear is exactly how that happened. israel's army are saying they can't give too much information because forces are still operating in the area, but they say that qaid farhan alkadi was freed by commandos as a result of precise intelligence, slightly different story being told by a lot of the media here in israel, though, who say he was found alone, by chance, in the tunnels, and that his rescue happ

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mohammed shabir and calum sunderland, are due to appear at bradford magistrates' court, on wednesday.wl off a train on arrival in london last night, because there were no staff to help her. baroness grey—thompson, who uses a wheelchair, said she'd waited for 20 minutes, before deciding to disembark herself. the train operator, lner, says it's sorry, and is investigating what happened. chi chi izundu has that story. getting on and off a train isn't accessible to everyone. baroness tanni grey—thompson showing how she had to move her luggage and wheelchair off a train from leeds last night without assistance. well, it is now 22:17, nobody has come to get me off, they got me an absolutely fine, staff knew i was there and i'm now crawling the train. the law says that all train station providers should have an accessible travel policy outlining the level of service and facilities passengers can expect, how to get assistance and how to get help if things go wrong. lner's on policy says those needing assistance will be helped off the train within five minutes of its arrival and if you cannot

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tributes are being paid to the mother and three children who died after a house fire in bradford.itical injuries. 0ur north of england reporter rowan bridge has the latest from bradford. rowan, over to you. yes, westbury road here on the outskirts of bradford city has become a time delay crime scene and a temporary memorial to those who died in a house fire in the early hours of wednesday morning, and we have seen people all morning laying flowers, balloons and perhaps most poignantly cuddly toys, a sign of the ages of the children who died in this fire today we saw the police code and come down, workers boarding up code and come down, workers boarding up the property, and police say that 29—year—old bryonie gawith died in the fire here, her three children, denisty, 0scar the fire here, her three children, denisty, oscar and aubree, aged nine, five and 22 months, died later in hospitalfrom their injuries. they say they are treating the incident as domestic related but have not elaborated on what they mean about that. however, they have said that a 29—year—old man has been arrested

a man in bradford beat up three women for not wearing traditional asian dress. also these are my skills that we don't pay the bills or pay the bills. get your wallets out because nhs chiefs want another £3 billion to help cut the waiting list. we might as well just set that money on fire. plus i'm pretty chilled out about this actually. >> i've had five pints of guinness and my wife just left me for another man. i can't mention her name. jacqui. i'm sorry about that. so actually, you know , the fact that four you know, the fact that four hour delay on the flight doesn't bother me. well well, ryanair's boss wants a two drink limit at airports and find out how this plane ended up in the road. >> yep. i've got all of tomorrow's front pages with the director of the popular conservatives, the wonderful mark littlewood. we've got activist and businessman adam brooks and broadcaster nina myskow. oh yes. and what happens next here? if you look closely at the top of your screen, there's a woman just walking along the street. all right. what happens next there? i'll tell

gallaray, and thank you for inviting me on, uh, my friends from the sweet center restaurant on lum lane in bradford send their greetings to you as well, wonderful place, wonderful place, yes, thank you, um, my question really is being covered most probably because i was going to say to you what is the difference i whether it's harris if she is present elected president or trump if he is, what difference will they make to the middle east or will they? and also do the british government have any sort of influence or are we just lap dogs to whatever uh or whoever gets into power? well, i'll tell you what, keith, i'm going to reprease what i said to earlier call, the one from rotsdill, uh, the the truth is... "if you're depending any western leader to end the agony of the palestinian people, you're going to be disappointed uh, because a surgeon can of..." operate on his own foot, someone else has to do it, now the foot belongs not just to the israelis but to the western empire, they are being asked by people like you and me to operate on their own foot, because israel is a part of them, the issue will