mohammed ramzan ending that report from phil mccann.treets to say their final farewells to the football legend pele as his funeral procession made its way though the city of santos. 0ur south america correspondent katy watson has been watching events. as the wake drew to a close, the last few people queued to see pele's coffin, to say their final goodbyes. pele was a huge soccer player, here in brazil, we love soccer, but he was also a huge human being. he supported a hospital in our city called hospital pequeno principe, he donated a lot of money to research, and that is why we are here today. he is the brazilian most known person around the world. you know, pele is money. how many times i got into places in the the united states and stuffjust because i was brazilian, just because people knew pele. teofilo was the first in line at the wake yesterday and he was queueing again to say another goodbye. translation: pele united us all. he was humble as well as being the best player in the world. he was a marvellous human being. and then one

phil mccann reports. us have been doing this winter and turn the heating down. their tank temperature needs to be topical, just like it does for most of their neighbours here at pier aquatics in wigan. they sell 500 species here in 600 tanks. it is hot in here and it is humid and the reason for that is because of how warm this water has to be. cold—water tanks are around 10 celsius, but the vast majority in this place have to be heated to around 28 celsius — that's around 80 fahrenheit. if you turn the heating down, you're risking problems with the fish. i mean, 28 degrees, you can't... you cut out minor parasites in the picture. the cost of powering all this was fixed five years ago until last november. their bill last month jumped from just over £3,000 a month to £16,000. where we're going to find the money from i have no idea. we were expecting a slight increase, but to go up such a massive amount, we can't. .. we can't afford it, like. it's... realistically, if this is our bill moving forward, we won'

phil mccann, bbc north west today, preston.. clair foster says her daughter talia relies on several medical devices. but keeping them running is costing an extra £6,000 a year. she's now calling on the government to give more support to families caring for disabled people. phil connell reports. switching off lights and turning down our heating — for many, the cost of living crisis has changed the way we live. are we ready? for the foster family from hartlepool, though, it is not that simple. their daughter, talia, has multiple complex needs, and to ensure her safety she relies on a range of medical equipment, all of which needs to be constantly charged. this is the hoist to be able to lift talia. on multiple occasions, throughout the day, we cannot leave it uncharged at all, because if it stops, we have no other means of moving her either. we've got cctv cameras for talia because she has epilepsy and she is fully dependent, so we have got here and on her bed. this is talia's specialist bed, which gets moved for different positi

mohammed ramzan ending that report from phil mccann.esorts in switzerland have been forced to use artificial snow as temperatures in the country hit 20 degrees celsius — the highest ever temperature recorded north of the alps in january. other places have reopened their summer biking trails. one of the strongest and most consistent meteor showers is expected to peak tonight and in the early hours of tomorrow morning. the phenomenon happens everyjanuary and this was seen over northern china last year. it could reach rates of 110 shooting stars an hour and unlike other showers, the peak period for these blue meteors is only for a few hours. it'll be visible to the naked eye as long as there's not too much light pollution. a walrus who appeared on the scarborough coast prompting the cancellation of the town's new year fireworks has left his latest stopping point of blyth. the animal, named thor, arrived in the northumberland harbour yesterday. it's hoped he will head north to arctic waters. in football, the new year finds arsenal at the to

phil mccann reports. move on. it's been hell with my mental health. i didn't want to have a bond with my son when he was first born, because i was scared that people were going to grow up, when he grew up, people were going to be like, "your dad's a rapist." eleanor williams painted a dark, fictitious picture of what went on on the streets of barrow after dark, where she said a gang was forcing her to go from house to house to have sex with different men here and across the north of england. in 2019, she went to the police and amongst others, she accused jordan of raping her, assaulting her and threatening her. he was charged and spent ten weeks on remand in prison. the charges were dropped, and he was released, but rumours of his arrest spread around his town, and the next year, williams took to facebook, without naming him, to tell her story. it absolutely destroyed the town, and it's a very long list of all the stuff i've had, i've had threats of my son being trafficked, my missus being raped in front

phil mccann reports.e a bond with my son when he was first born, because i was scared that people were going to grow up, when he grew up, people were going to be like, "your dad�*s a rapist." eleanor williams painted a dark, fictitious picture of what went on on the streets of barrow after dark, where she said a gang was forcing her to go from house to house to have sex with different men here and across the north of england. in 2019, she went to the police and amongst others, she accused jordan of raping her, assaulting her and threatening her. he was charged and spent ten weeks on remand in prison. the charges were dropped, and he was released, but rumours of his arrest spread around his town, and the next year, williams took to facebook, without naming him, to tell her story. it absolutely destroyed the town, and it�*s a very long list of all the stuff i�*ve had, i�*ve had threats of my son being trafficked, my missus being raped in front of me. i�*ve had her children offered to be trafficked. it�*s un

let�*s talk to our reporter phil mccann.g hearing that took place yesterday the judge was also told that the main suspect behind her was thought to be behind the killings of five people, and lgbt nightclub in colorado springs, that he had also accessed these videos by daniel harris. sentencing him todayjudge patrick field said that through his videos harris expressed violent anti—semitic misogynist views, leaving non—white and gay people should be subjected to violence and killed. his videos that were put online were variously praising mass murderers including people like anders breivik in norway and the perpetrator of the shootings, the killings at a mosque in christchurch in new zealand, harris also had a 3d printer that police found in his home here in glossop which had been used to make some parts for an automatic weapon. thejudge used to make some parts for an automatic weapon. the judge said in sentencing today that that weapon would have been highly dangerous and would have been highly dangerous and would have been in

you oh these things a and there was a guy from the bbc covering the fuel crisis last year called phil mccannny and you can live with others. so you need to be careful not. yeah. so what are we got . look forward to in are we got. look forward to in 2023. well january is all about award season shape so kickstart all the ceremonies will be the golden globes on january the 10th. so golden globes on january the 10th. so the golden globes kind of like a precursor to who's going to do well at oscars. and i'm really tipping olivia colman to be really good this year with her film empire of lights. so i think she will be sweeping up something, one thing to really look forward to this year. one thing i'm really looking forward to the women's world cup in football because i think the lionesses crest of a wave lionesses on a crest of a wave they won the euros last summer they're going to australia and new it's a tough patch new zealand. it's a tough patch to play football, but to go to play football, but they're the up they're up against the enemy, up against are world against the us who are world numbe