coming we're going to cross to leicestershire and cross live to leicestershire and catch our reporterour reporter will someone traditionally someone has traditionally been the day the year the busiest day of the year particularly for man . plus particularly for man. plus another women's rights another blow for women's rights afghanistan as the taliban block their access to universal city. but first, here's rhiannon with your news headlines . eileen, your news headlines. eileen, thank you it's 231. your top stories from the gb newsroom. three people have been killed and several wounded after a gunman opened in central paris. a 60, 69 year old suspect been detained by police in connection with the attack which took place at a kurdish cultural centre , at a kurdish cultural centre, according to french media. the suspect was known to police and allegedly attacked a migrant camp last year. allegedly attacked a migrant camp last year . there is no camp last year. there is no confirmed motive for the shooting but officers say they're investigate possible racism . nurses in england have racis

killed at his parents home, coalville in leicestershire in august last yeah leicestershire in august last year. he'd been dating the 23 year. he'd been dating the 23 year old for less than a month. meghan's family have said they're ones serving the life sentence as three people are in a critical condition after a suspected crowd crash at a music venuein suspected crowd crash at a music venue in london. a bass the chromosome . is known . police chromosome. is known. police were called to the brixton o2 academy last following reports. academy last following reports. a large number of people were trying to force their way a concert. the suspected happened dunng concert. the suspected happened during a gig by nigerian afrobeat singer asha . the met afrobeat singer asha. the met police has launched an investigation and is receiving social media and cctv tv videos revealing in relation to some of the images that have been circulated on social media. i can confirm that an incident involving one of our officers apparently seemed to push a member of the public is currently review by our direc

i'm joined now byjade blackburn in leicestershire.ebrating christmas today. a very merry christmas to you. thank you so much forjoining us today. tell us about the family you are looking after, the family you are hosting. we looking after, the family you are hostinu. ~ ., looking after, the family you are hostinu. ~ . ., ., looking after, the family you are hostinu. ~ . . ., ., ., ., hosting. we have a mum and a dad who are late 20s. — hosting. we have a mum and a dad who are late 20s, early _ hosting. we have a mum and a dad who are late 20s, early 30s _ hosting. we have a mum and a dad who are late 20s, early 30s and _ hosting. we have a mum and a dad who are late 20s, early 30s and a _ hosting. we have a mum and a dad who are late 20s, early 30s and a little - are late 20s, early 30s and a little boy who was ia months when he came to us and his breath is in february. he will be two in february. tell to us and his breath is in february. he will be two in february.- he will be two in february. tell us a little more _ he will be two i

a man from leicestershire who murdered his partner . from leicestershire who murdered his partner. to life in prison with a minimum term of 23 years. ross mccollam was dating his colleague newborough when he strangled and cut her throat last year . the court heard how last year. the court heard how he tried to cover up her death by hiding clothes in nearby bins and leaving a voicemail

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jade blackburn in leicestershire is hosting a ukrainian family of three. mum and a dad who are late 20s, early 30s, and a little boy who was 11: months when he came to us and his birthday�*s in february, so he�*ll be two in february. tell us a little bit more about their story. so they were from southwest of kyiv, and they went through the the window shaking when the bombs were going, the sirens and things. so they left obviously, because they had a young child at that time under the age of one, which was very scary for them. so they managed to flee to lviv and get into poland from there. we met online on facebook and decided that we�*d have them to stay with us. and how are they feeling about this first christmas away from home with everything that�*s still going on in ukraine? i think it�*s very tough for them. yulia�*s mum still lives in ukraine and you know, i think that�*s quite sad really for them as a family that couldn�*t be together. but they�*ve also embraced the fact that they�*re spending christmas in safety and with us, so we had a traditional

a man from leicestershire who murdered his partner . from leicestershire who murdered his partner. his parents home has sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 23 years. ross mccollam was dating his colleague newborough when he strangled and cut her throat last year . the court heard how last year. the court heard how he tried to cover up her death by hiding clothes in nearby bins and leaving a voicemail on phone. her family described as the definition of a monster. i know how difficult it's been for my parents and sister to the court day listening to the web of lies done by someone megan not only knew whom she trusted, someone who clearly had no look forward to . we're the ones now forward to. we're the ones now serving the life sentence, no amount of time . prison can bring amount of time. prison can bring them back. we have to carry on with our lives as best as we can. but megan will never leave our thoughts thoughts. a man and a woman has arrested after two young children were found dead in east london. emergency services were called to cornwallis in duncan this afte

a man from leicestershire who murdered his partner . from leicestershire who murdered his partner. his parents home has sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 23 years. ross mccollam was dating his colleague newborough when he strangled and cut her throat last year . the court heard how last year. the court heard how he tried to cover up her death by hiding clothes in nearby bins and leaving a voicemail on phone. her family described as the definition of a monster. i know how difficult it's been for my parents and sister to the court day listening to the web of lies done by someone megan not only knew whom she trusted, someone who clearly had no look forward to . we're the ones now forward to. we're the ones now serving the life sentence, no amount of time . prison can bring amount of time. prison can bring them back. we have to carry on with our lives as best as we can. but megan will never leave our thoughts thoughts. a man and a woman has arrested after two young children were found dead in east london. emergency services were called to cornwallis in duncan this afte

in coalville in leicestershire in august last year. 23 year old for less than a month, her family said. they're the ones serving life sentence . the ones serving life sentence. the victims of a suspected triple murder in northamptonshire have been named by police as andrew isaac and her two young children, jeeva and jen. recently they were with serious injuries at an address in kettering yesterday morning , in kettering yesterday morning, a 52 year old man is being questioned in connection with their deaths and four people are in a critical after a suspected crown crash at a music venue in london. police were called to the brixton o2 academy last night following reports a large number of people were trying to force their way into a concert. the met police has launched an investigation and plans to review cctv images of the incident . tv online on derby incident. tv online on derby plus radio. this is don't go anywhere. it's back to the briefing arlene, in just a moment . welcome back to the briefing . welcome back to the briefing. well

he'd been in leicestershire. he'd been dating the 23 year old who was also his work for less than a month when he killed her in august last year. month when he killed her in august last year . outside the august last year. outside the court, her brother john , his court, her brotherjohn, his family is struggling to come to terms with what's happened . i terms with what's happened. i know how difficult it happens. my know how difficult it happens. my parents and sister to the court every listening to the web of lies spun by someone megan the only name whom she trusted someone clearly had no love for to . we are the ones now serving to. we are the ones now serving the life sentence no amount of time can bring megan back. have to carry on with our lives as best as we. but megan will never leave our thoughts thoughts . the leave our thoughts thoughts. the victims of suspected triple murder in northamptonshire been named by police . angie assault named by police. angie assault and her two young children, jeeva , john

lewis hill is his captain at leicestershire first of all he is a lovely genuine man.o down to earth and deserves all the credit he is getting in the media and from fellow players. staff at lester we can't wait to see him when he's back at training. wait to see him when he's back at trainina. ~ ., ~ wait to see him when he's back at trainina. ~ ., ,, , wait to see him when he's back at trainina. ~ ., ~ , ., ., training. when a kid is anointed like rehan _ training. when a kid is anointed like rehan ahmed _ training. when a kid is anointed like rehan ahmed was - training. when a kid is anointed like rehan ahmed was at - training. when a kid is anointed like rehan ahmed was at such i training. when a kid is anointed | like rehan ahmed was at such a training. when a kid is anointed - like rehan ahmed was at such a young age. bowling ben stokes out in the net sessions. it must be very difficult to make that step? you kind of feel like you are going to be making it's at every stage of your career? how has he led dealt with the lead up to the rice to test cricket? , . with t

yeah leicestershire in august last year.he 23 year old for less than a month. her family said. they're the ones serving a life sentence when was convicted on monday , four people convicted on monday, four people are in a critical condition after a suspected crowd crush a music venue in south london has. after a suspected crowd crush a music venue in south london has . jus music venue in south london has. jus to the brixton academy last night following reports a large number of people were to force their way into a concert . the their way into a concert. the suspected crush happened during a gig by nigerian afro singer, a shaq and that police has launched an investigation and plans to review cctv of the incident . labour's weston has incident. labour's weston has become the country's newest mp, winning the stretford and urmston byelection . the trafford urmston byelection. the trafford council leader secured . 69% of council leader secured. 69% of the votes, but with only a 25% turnout in south manchester. mr. western claims

ross leicestershire last. ross mccullum pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of 23 year old meghan newborough but claimed he couldn't be guilty of murder because he acted after loss of control triggered by his victim. he said went into a blind rage set by undiagnosed ptsd caused by unreported sexual abuse. the court heard how he tried to cover up her murder by hiding her clothes in bins and professing his love for her in a voicemail . 3 hours after he'd voicemail. 3 hours after he'd killed her. now, the chancellor, jeremy hunt, has warned a tough road ahead , despite the fact road ahead, despite the fact that britain's economy grew between september and october . between september and october. figures from the office for. national statistics show a 5.3. 5% increase in gdp during october. however the economy has shrunk overall, looking at the last three months. the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, says numbers underline the government's failure grow the economy. jeremy hunt says the government does have workable

a man from leicestershire who murdered his partner . his leicestershire who murdered his partner. his parents home has been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 23 years. ross mccullum dating his colleague make a newborough when he strangled cut her throat last yeah he strangled cut her throat last year. the court heard how he tried to cover up her death by hiding her clothes nearby bins and leaving a voicemail on her phone. her family described him as the definition of a monster. i know how difficult it's been for parents and sister to the court day listening to the web of lies by someone making the only move whom she trusted, someone who clearly had no look forward to . we're the ones now forward to. we're the ones now serving the life sentence. no amount of time prison can bring them back. we have to carry on with our lives as best as can. but megan will never leave our thoughts . a man and woman have thoughts. a man and woman have been arrested after two young boys were found at a residential address in east london. the met police and london ambulance were called

a man from leicestershire who murdered his partner . his leicestershire who murdered his partner. his parents home has been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 23 years. ross mccullum dating his colleague make a newborough when he strangled cut her throat last yeah he strangled cut her throat last year. the court heard how he tried to cover up her death by hiding her clothes nearby bins and leaving a voicemail on her phone. her family described him as the definition of a monster. i know how difficult it's been for parents and sister to the court day listening to the web of lies by someone making the only move whom she trusted, someone who clearly had no look forward to . we're the ones now forward to. we're the ones now serving the life sentence. no amount of time prison can bring them back. we have to carry on with our lives as best as can. but megan will never leave our thoughts . a man and woman have thoughts. a man and woman have been arrested after two young boys were found at a residential address in east london. the met police and london ambulance were called

why not lockdown's the next conservative mp for north—west leicestershire, bridgen leicestershire, andrew of commons for five days. apparently for a series breaches lobbying . series of breaches of lobbying. his have picked balance out his have picked up balance out of is political of all of is our political editor gerry mccaffery with the latest. rishi got a grilling i thought he looked lucky with it. all right. from the clips i've seen seen . yeah, indeed he seen seen. yeah, indeed he answers the questions he wants to answer . he answers the questions he wants to answer. he very much puts all the other ones he does want to do on the back foot. patrick he's got rather quite good it he's got rather quite good at it in quite a short space of time he there's something i.e. there's something controversial. example, controversial. for example, all you going to increase tax rates on petrol by 23% to $0.12 elite to from next march's plans. is that still on the table well that's a decision for the chancellor and we'll make that decision in due the same over strike legislation next year or the nu

thank you, andrew bridgen conservative mp for north leicestershire coming up on gb news the tavern doorsll be speaking to married at first sight star and mental advocate tomas thomas. we have a ticket still haven't got there we are back. i'll see you in a love. the gb news tavern is now open. hurrah it's time for talking pints. i'm joined by thomas harley. you may remember him from this scene in married at first sight two and a half children. what would you to adopt? do you want got boy scouts a and a girl. would you? yeah you're solid on that. no not you . see, while adrian talks not you. see, while adrian talks to me it's me and you that have got money. it's not casey. do you want a dog and not your dreams ? i have a home with a dog dreams? i have a home with a dog and a child. dream is to have a lovely life with my partner and have all conversations with them about. have all conversations with them about . safety there is thomas about. safety there is thomas hartley of married at first sight. cheers thomas. cheers. how are you doing ? i'm fine. how how are you doing? i'm fine. how are

a man from leicestershire murdered his partner in his parents has been sentenced to life prison with a minimum term 23 years. ross was dating his colleague newbridge when he strangled her and cut her throat last year. the court heard how he tried to cover up her death by hiding clothes and nearby bins and leaving a voicemail on a phone outside the court . her leaving a voicemail on a phone outside the court. her family described him as the of a monster . i described him as the of a monster. i know described him as the of a monster . i know how difficult monster. i know how difficult it's been for parents and sister to the court day listening to the web of lies by someone. megan the only new whom she trusted, someone who clearly had no look forward to . we are the no look forward to. we are the ones now serving the life sentence. no amount of time prison can bring them back. we have to carry on with our lives as best as we can. but megan will never leave our thoughts. police are investigating a suspected triple in northamptonshire . the victims northamptonshire. the victims have been

thank you, andrew bridgen conservative mp for north leicestershire coming up on gb news the tavern doorsll be speaking to married at first sight star and mental advocate tomas thomas. we have a ticket still haven't got there we are back. i'll see you in a love the gb news tavern is now open. hurrah it's time for talking pints. i'm joined by thomas harley. you may remember him from this scene in married at first sight two and a half children. what would you to adopt? do you want got boy scouts a and a girl. would you? yeah you're solid on that. no not you . see, while adrian talks not you. see, while adrian talks to me it's me and you that have got money. it's not casey. do you want a dog and not your dreams ? i have a home with a dog dreams? i have a home with a dog and a child. dream is to have a lovely life with my partner and have all conversations with them about. have all conversations with them about . safety there is thomas about. safety there is thomas hartley of married at first sight. cheers thomas. cheers. how are you doing ? i'm fine. how how are you doing? i'm fine. how are

yes, for ch leicestershire and everybody in leicestershire and surrounding areas eats in melton, mowbray and of course, christmas. and of course, stilton cheese follows every good and then good christmas dinner and then right now i just said it. inflation is really high. 10. we've also got lots of different concerns where people are worried where their money worried about where their money is that mean is going to go. does that mean the quality items like pork pies and stilton , which really and like stilton, which really are thing that keeps this are the thing that keeps this place does that mean place ticking? does that mean that gone that they're going to be gone from many christmas from many people's christmas list, particularly today? certainly not like certainly not people like a treat period as treat for christmas period as well. but also, if you only got a little bit of money, you want to spend it on quality and not on some rubbish and be disappointed afterwards. and that's for the that's why i people go for the melton mowbray pork pie and the stilton are stilton cheese food pric

a lab technician has been found guilty of murdering his work colleague at his parents home in leicestershire last year. ross mccullum pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of 23 year old meghan libra but claimed he couldn't be guilty of murder because he acted out of control due to undue egg nosed ptsd. the court heard how he tried to cover up the murder by hiding her clothes in bins. and professor his love for her. in a voicemail just 3 hours after he'd killed her, the second trailer of the duke and duchess of sussex is netflix docu series has been released with prince harry accusing some of lying to protect his brother . it's not protect his brother. it's not clear who he's referring to . he clear who he's referring to. he was also seen musing on what might have happened if he hadn't left the royal family. the latest three episodes will be released on thursday . there's released on thursday. there's the latest news headlines. you're up to date on tv, online and dab, plus radio with gb news. time now for thurrott . news. time now for thurrott. good evening. well, i'm pleased to be back out of

a lab technician has been found guilty of murdering his work colleague at his parents home in leicestershire last year. ross mccullum pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of 23 year old meghan libra but claimed he couldn't be guilty of murder because he acted out of control due to undue egg nosed ptsd. the court heard how he tried to cover up the murder by hiding her clothes in bins. and professor his love for her. in a voicemail just 3 hours after he'd killed her, the second trailer of the duke and duchess of sussex is netflix docu series has been released with prince harry accusing some of lying to protect his brother . it's not protect his brother. it's not clear who he's referring to . he clear who he's referring to. he was also seen musing on what might have happened if he hadn't left the royal family. the latest three episodes will be released on thursday . there's released on thursday. there's the latest news headlines. you're up to date on tv, online and dab, plus radio with gb news. time now for thurrott . news. time now for thurrott. good evening. well, i'm pleased to be back out of

these stories i to cover this is the whole is holy trinity loughborough let's name and shame leicestershireson doing this as whole person doing this as this whole thing rachel glenn search but all people sam margrave all the people sam margrave member general synod member church general synod saying absolutely disgust an act of worship to our lord to save is being used to push political ideology contrary to church teaching correct. teaching and teaching correct. and says and reverend matthew firth says that an woke biblical that it's an woke biblical agenda and that is also accurate. do you think this is going to help get more into the church? i think it's because i'm horrible people . i think. but do horrible people. i think. but do you want my friends church? no, it's a disaster. this is why the church apart is people church fall apart is my people don't seriously. the don't take it seriously. the losing numbers, ones that losing numbers, the ones that get the numbers are thriving, like catholic masses, like latin catholic masses, where one understands where no one understands what's goin

these stories i to cover this is the whole is holy trinity loughborough let's name and shame leicestershireson doing this as whole person doing this as this whole thing rachel glenn search but all people sam margrave all the people sam margrave member general synod member church general synod saying absolutely disgust an act of worship to our lord to save is being used to push political ideology contrary to church teaching correct. teaching and teaching correct. and says and reverend matthew firth says that an woke biblical that it's an woke biblical agenda and that is also accurate. do you think this is going to help get more into the church? i think it's because i'm horrible people . i think. but do horrible people. i think. but do you want my friends church? no, it's a disaster. this is why the church apart is people church fall apart is my people don't seriously. the don't take it seriously. the losing numbers, ones that losing numbers, the ones that get the numbers are thriving, like catholic masses, like latin catholic masses, where one understands where no one understands what's goin

of at least £50,000, the leg spinner has decided to continue to develop his skills at his club leicestershireill be celebrated in just a few hours' time. let's find out a little bit more about the contenders and also what is happening at the venue. good evening and welcome — happening at the venue. good evening and welcome along _ happening at the venue. good evening and welcome along to _ happening at the venue. good evening and welcome along to the _ happening at the venue. good evening and welcome along to the beginning . and welcome along to the beginning of the build—up to the sports personality of the year. it has been a bumper yearfor sport in 2022 personality of the year. it has been a bumper year for sport in 2022 and all the big stars will be celebrated in salford this evening. we will have the stars arriving on the red carpet in just over half an hour and then later on from 6:45pm, the actual ceremony will start with the winner being announced around about nine o'clock this evening. it is of course a public vote for the main award. you mentioned six contenders, so let me remind you

matter of a few minutes duration in the house of commons when conservative mp for north—west leicestershiredrew bridgen spoke about harms caused by the products marketed as covid vaccines and called for the complete suspension because of and i quote clear and robust data of significant harms and little ongoing benefit . he little ongoing benefit. he referred to peer reviewed research by cardiologist asim malhotra, who has described the rollout of the biontech product as, quote perhaps the greatest miscarriage of medical science attacking democracy , damage to attacking democracy, damage to population health , and the population health, and the erosion of trust in medicine that we will in our lifetime . that we will in our lifetime. strong stuff, indeed . as i say, strong stuff, indeed. as i say, it was quite a moment. he said a great deal , it was quite a moment. he said a great deal, about half a million yellow card reports of adverse effects . a journalist from a effects. a journalist from a major news who told him about being bombarded with calls from people hurt by the jobs. how that jo

matter of a few minutes duration in the house of commons when conservative mp for north—west leicestershiredrew bridgen spoke about harms caused by the products marketed as covid vaccines and called for the complete suspension because of and i quote clear and robust data of significant harms and little ongoing benefit . he little ongoing benefit. he referred to peer reviewed research by cardiologist asim malhotra, who has described the rollout of the biontech product as, quote perhaps the greatest miscarriage of medical science attacking democracy , damage to attacking democracy, damage to population health , and the population health, and the erosion of trust in medicine that we will in our lifetime . that we will in our lifetime. strong stuff, indeed . as i say, strong stuff, indeed. as i say, it was quite a moment. he said a great deal , it was quite a moment. he said a great deal, about half a million yellow card reports of adverse effects . a journalist from a effects. a journalist from a major news who told him about being bombarded with calls from people hurt by the jobs. how that jo

they that leicestershire.their workforce could be on strike today . they're members strike today. they're members from the gmb union where 10,000 or so members across the country are on strike today. they're not going to work. one of the justifications that i've heard is that while obviously a big part of it is pay, it's about that 4% that the nhs would like to see it increase, whether it's nurses or ambulance workers, the other thing is it's really about condition . as i was speaking to condition. as i was speaking to one gentleman who didn't want to appear on camera, who said that even before the strike he was waiting 5 hours at the local hospital dispatch his hospital to dispatch his patients . they were inside of patients. they were inside of his ambulance. those waiting times real key thing, he times are the real key thing, he added to me as well that i know people are saying that people are going to die today, but people already dying because people are already dying because of the conditions. and so whi

the mp for north west leicestershire questioned his. after a stark study revealed one in 500 under—fives are hospitalised with adverse effects after receiving the pfizer mra. novak seen the speaker . there have been more speaker. there have been more reported deaths and adverse reactions following many vaccination 18 months than the has been to every conventional vaccine administered worldwide for the last 50 years and given the right honourable friend overturned the big pharma funded mhra . his recent recommendation mhra. his recent recommendation that these experimental vaccines are administered to children as young as six months of age may well. mr. speaker, let me first say that i believe covid vaccines are indeed safe and effective . but know no vaccine effective. but know no vaccine covid or otherwise will be approved unless it meets the uk regulator's standards of safety, quality and effectiveness . so quality and effectiveness. so not the most convincing response from vishy rishi and a strange one. children almost never become s

the mp for north west leicestershire questioned his. after a stark study revealed one in 500 under—fives are hospitalised with adverse effects after receiving the pfizer mra. novak seen the speaker . there have been more speaker. there have been more reported deaths and adverse reactions following many vaccination 18 months than the has been to every conventional vaccine administered worldwide for the last 50 years and given the right honourable friend overturned the big pharma funded mhra . his recent recommendation mhra. his recent recommendation that these experimental vaccines are administered to children as young as six months of age may well. mr. speaker, let me first say that i believe covid vaccines are indeed safe and effective . but know no vaccine effective. but know no vaccine covid or otherwise will be approved unless it meets the uk regulator's standards of safety, quality and effectiveness . so quality and effectiveness. so not the most convincing response from vishy rishi and a strange one. children almost never become s

he's the mp for north west leicestershire. the vaccine rollout programme in the last week and he's suspended for five days. all those two issues connected there? no, because this dates back actually to a couple of months ago . so in the couple of months ago. so in the sense that the house of commons had ruled against it and when it comes to paid advocacy, lobbying , if you like, for example, are not properly declaring it, he had launched an appeal against that suspension for five days. and as you said in the last couple of it's been couple of minutes, it's been confirmed lost that confirmed he has lost that appeal. commons authorities appeal. the commons authorities convinced that he didn't break these rules at the time. it was said by the committee that he took a very cavalier attitude to the rules , that he breached them the rules, that he breached them on multiple occasions and in multiple ways and the standards . catherine stone described it as an unacceptable attack upon the integrity of parliament. so, as you say, he's b

trust, of course, east midlands ambulance serves lincolnshire derby shire, northamptonshire, leicestershires well as nottinghamshire and so there have been ambulances that have been going out this morning that does seem to be quite a lot of ambulances that are inside. i've been having a few different conversations with a couple of the people who are behind me on picket and they've been telling me. is a phone call, me. if there is a phone call, a category one phone call, you know , something like heart know, something like a heart attack or stroke, they will be inside of their ambulance, which is already ready for them to go and they'll be coming out to after people. but they're also me. a lot of calls that are going to be unanswered today where people may if they have had they may be waiting had a fall, they may be waiting a little bit longer. so, of course the advice is one more one urgent treatment? and one or urgent treatment? and tell little more about tell me a little more about what's happening inside of what's been happening inside of those long queues outside hospitals. i spoke to o