now villagers in nottinghamshire whose homes have been underwater on a regular basis want to share theally bowman reports. 22—year—old studentjamie is one of the foot soldiers in the fight against flooding. this is where your bolts will go. today, the volunteer from the flood action group is visiting this 88—year—old woman to offer advice and reassurance. well, i was flooded in 2011 and i vowed i could never cope with it again. it is an awful experience and you just cannot see the end of it. and then of course unexpectedly last year it happened again. but this time, she had the flood action group and her buddy, jamie. you just know that sometimes, without a big community effort, a lot of these houses would get severely damaged. waves of flooding over the past 1a years been the leaders here have had to become experts in what works and what does not. what we have got here is 150 sandbags, on pallets, - which were given to us by the county councih _ we have got two pallets - here and we have got a third one coming and we have also got a mobile flood barrier that we lay out. - injuly, the

dr carter singh is a gp in nottinghamshire.lth saying it is untrue to say there is a flu vaccine shortage. delivery from one supplier is delayed by one or two weeks. and i know him impact on the vaccination programme overall. dr carter singh is a gp in nottinghamshire. let's start with your reaction to that. there is no impact on the programme. i that. there is no impact on the programme-— that. there is no impact on the rouramme. , , ., programme. i was shocked but not surrised programme. i was shocked but not surprised to _ programme. i was shocked but not surprised to hear _ programme. i was shocked but not surprised to hear this _ programme. i was shocked but not surprised to hear this morning - programme. i was shocked but not surprised to hear this morning that there was some delay in the suppliers from one of the distributors of the flu vaccination. we're already dealing with significant disruption in relation to a shortage in blood tests. for me, i would say that if there is a shortage or a delay in flu vaccination deli

nottinghamshire was the first force in the country to record misogyny as a hate crime.nevitably, yes, that fragile trust certainly between women and the police has been fractured yet further.— women and the police has been fractured yet further. before we move on to _ fractured yet further. before we move on to more _ fractured yet further. before we move on to more about - fractured yet further. before we move on to more about culture | fractured yet further. before we i move on to more about culture in policing, because you have spoken about that before, just as a practical thing, what are your rights if you are stopped by someone who purports to be a police officer? he was a police officer, but he was trying to arrest her on his own. what are your rights in that circumstance if that happens? well, it... for someone in sarah's position, it is invidious because you commit an offence if you don't go with a police officer and you resist arrest, as it were. equally, she had no idea that that wasn't a police officer acting lawfully, as we now know it was a police officer a

nhs leaders in nottinghamshire have asked local people to only come to a&e if there are urgent, life—threatenings lockdowns have eased, people have come in, very sick people with covid other things, but also we are seeing a rise in people with simpler things and we really encourage people not to come unless they really, really have to. hayley, who is pregnant, hasn't yet been vaccinated. she is now in hospital with covid. i knew it was covid straightaway, because i felt a fog over my chest, i was struggling with my breathing and, being pregnant, you already, you know, you've got extra problems anyway as it is. daily covid hospital admissions in the uk fell back in the spring, but then started picking up again injuly, following an increase in cases. after coming back a bit, the increase continued through august and into this month and, at times recently, there have been more than 1,000 hospital admissions a day. what does that screen say now? uh, 3.10. the prime minister, today visiting a british gas training academy, will set out a plan for managing covid and he wasn't totally ruling out reimpos

including fatigue, breathlessness, muscle ache and memory loss and equates to around 10,000 people in nottinghamshire in nottingham are looking for, using the mri scanner in a uk first. so the mri scanner allows us to look at organs of the body, to allow us to look at the muscle, the brain, heart, lungs. uniquely, we are able to look at those organs during exercise. it is too simplistic to assume this was a patient does sat in a chair or lying on a bed doing nothing is what the patient's experiencing day—to—day. if we can mimic in some way a period of exercise over ten, 15 minutes and actually look at what the body is doing during that, that is absolutely crucial. this exercise machine has been specially designed so it is compatible with a scanner and patience can be monitored while doing physical activity. more recent studies have actually shown that covid might more directly affect the muscles itself as well as that therefore may hinder the recovery process, so again, this will be able to see if there are any direct effects that we can see of covid actually happening. they need to know as much as t

nhs leaders in nottinghamshire have asked local people to only come to a&e if there are urgent, life—threateningve eased, people have come in, very sick people with covid other things, but also we are seeing a rise in people with simpler things and we really encourage people not to come unless they really, really have to. hayley, who is pregnant, hasn't yet been vaccinated. she is now in hospital with covid. i knew it was covid straightaway, because i felt a fog over my chest, i was struggling with my breathing and, being pregnant, you already, you know, you've got extra problems anyway as it is. daily covid hospital admissions in the uk fell back in the spring, but then started picking up again injuly, following an increase in cases. after coming back a bit, the increase continued through august and into this month and, at times recently, there have been more than 1,000 hospital admissions a day. what does that screen say no? what does that screen say now? uh, 3.10. the prime minister, today visiting a british gas training academy, will set out a plan for managing covid and he wasn't totally ru

i spoke to the former chief constable of nottinghamshire police.ed yet further. before we move on to more about - fractured yet further. before we move on to more about culture | fractured yet further. before we i move on to more about culture in policing because you have spoken about that before, just as a practical thing, what are your rights if you are stopped by someone who purports to be a police officer. he was a police officer, but he was trying to arrest her on his own. what are your rights in that circumstance if it happens? well, for someone _ circumstance if it happens? well, for someone in _ circumstance if it happens? well, for someone in a _ circumstance if it happens? well, for someone in a sarah's - circumstance if it happens? well, | for someone in a sarah's position, you commit an offence if you do not go with a police officer and resisting arrest, as it were, but equally she had no idea that wasn't a police officer acting lawfully. as we now know, it was a police officer acting extremely unlawfully. and thatis acting extremely un

the former chief of police constable for - chief of police constable for nottinghamshire police has spokenhe was sexually assaulted when she was in the forest by a younger officer and two senior colleagues when she was a younger colleague. there is this culture of sexism in the police force that is not being called up. she spoke with us today and said this. naturally, what is apparent, _ us today and said this. naturally, what is apparent, command - us today and said this. naturally, what is apparent, command i - us today and said this. naturally, i what is apparent, command i cannot speak— what is apparent, command i cannot speak for— what is apparent, command i cannot speak for this sarah everard example, but i know with other incidents — example, but i know with other incidents where they have been predatory six offenders in policing from a _ predatory six offenders in policing from a colleagues have known something is not right, but it is never_ something is not right, but it is never reported. and i think it is a bit like _ never reported. and i think it is a bit like safeguarding in

further queues here in gamston in nottinghamshire.m keeping customer tips left for staff. it's currently up to business owners to decide whether the money is divided equally or put back into the company. the government legislation is expected to come into force within the next year. earlier my colleague annita mcveigh asked chef simon wood if he agreed with the new rules. yes, absolutely, that is how we have always done it, pre—pandemic, post—pandemic, i think it is a positive step for everyone that works in hospitality. whether a service charges should be something that is current and enforced rather than higher prices is another debate, but i do believe that the guys here that work for me at the woodkraft restaurants in cheltenham and here in manchester, we provide the service, they should keep the entire share of the pot and it is split evenly amongst everybody who works in the business, aside from the directors themselves. the kitchen porters, chefs, barstaff, hosts, everyone gets an equal share of the entire pot. but you must kno

those affected to come forward to give evidence to that review so that in future mothers across nottinghamshireey cannot meet their needs. do the continued delays to the government's sem and government has abandoned these children and will the prime minister listened to the concerns of parents and young people and make sure their voices are in this review? == and make sure their voices are in this review?— this review? -- look voices are heard. this review? -- look voices are heard- she _ this review? -- look voices are heard. she raises— this review? -- look voices are heard. she raises an _ this review? -- look voices are heard. she raises an important point. when this government came in, a key part of the £14 billion extra that we put into education was to invest in special educational needs, to allow local areas to build more send schools where they were necessary and putting in another £780 million in extra send education for our case. if there is a particular shortfall, particular school or area she wishes to race, please write to me about it. i know m riaht please write to me about it. i