a major incident was declared in chesterfield, where water forced its way into hundreds of homes andhouse on windermere road was one of a0 that flooded when a nearby brook overflowed. his house was submerged under five feet of water. wow, that's awful. a month on and progress is slow, with the arduous task of clearing out mud—soaked possessions. but richard doesn't have any time to spare. his 18—year—old daughter, emily was recently diagnosed with terminal cancer. the family is currently living in a hotel, but emily desperately wants to be back in the home where she grew up. builders are working around the clock to try and make that happen. she's said to me, "dad, if i come back home, "obviously i'm in a hospital bed downstairs, "what if it floods again and i'm there in that bed?" now it could be middle of the night — what do we do? this were five foot deep. well, it's not rocket science what the outcome will be. a few miles away at the northern tea merchants, it's a busy lunchtime for ownerjill benson and her team. and whilst the coffee and cakes are now flowing, it's been a difficu

when you drive down the streets of chesterfield, they look - streets of chesterfield, they look good,e set up a gofundme page which is doing _ set up a gofundme page which is doing really well. 700 homes in chesterfield have been flooded. so we are _ chesterfield have been flooded. so we are still building the fund up to resource _ we are still building the fund up to resource people. you _ resource people. you have said it is atoll resource people. you have said it is a toll on your mental health, you are finding it tough. absolutely. we all joke, tough. absolutely. we alljoke, but flood ptsd is very real. every time it rains i am checking because we are scared it will happen again. for you it seemed to _ scared it will happen again. for you it seemed to come _ scared it will happen again. for you it seemed to come from _ scared it will happen again. for you it seemed to come from nowhere, l scared it will happen again. for you i it seemed to come from nowhere, you didn't expect it to flood the seller and come seeping up through the floor. , ., . ., floor. there is nothing we could h

chesterfield will play leyton orient at home in round two. memorable victory over league two grimsby town when player—manager scott davies scored a screamer. but danny rose's equaliser means they'll have to do it all again a week on tuesday derby county needed a second half comeback too against crewe — of the league below. trailing 2—0 going into the 89th minute, they scored twice in four minutes to rescue a draw. elsewhere, fleetwood beat kidderminster. 117 places separate charlton athletic and cray valley paper mills of the eighth tier. but it's going to a replay after a dramatic equaliser for the non—league side early in the second half. charlton defender lucas ness putting the ball into his own net. after ten minutes added time, there were some pretty wild celebrations. in the last few minutes, the magic of the cup on full display forfans and players alike. from both 12 and 20 yards, rangers captainjames tavernier was on target to help send his team to the scottish league cup final. he got two of rangers goals as they beat hearts 3—1 at h

chesterfield will play leyton orient at home in round two.om a memorable victory over league two grimsby town when player—manager scott davies scored a screamer. but danny rose's equaliser means they'll have to do it all again a week on tuesday. derby county needed a second half comeback too against crewe, of the league below. trailing 2—0 going into the 89th minute, they scored twice in four minutes to rescue a draw. elsewhere, fleetwood beat kidderminster. from both 12 and 20 yards, rangers captainjames tavernier was on target to help send his team to the scottish league cup final. he got two of rangers goals as they beat hearts 3—1 at hampden park, asjoe lynskey reports. he has been at rangers's managerfor just three weeks. for philippe clement, this is the best kind of balance. in a league cup semifinal at hampden park, they faced hearts, at hampden park, they faced hearts, a team rangers hasn't lost two in more than three years. the chance from the spot went to james to they write back you has now scored more than 100 rangers goals. this

wcre has brought news, entertainment and sports to the people of chesterfield county for over 70 years, from broadcasting information through hurricane hugo in 1989 to allowing the cher you a police -- cheraw police department to use their radio in a tornado in 1974. mr. fry: they first lady a key role making the people of chesterfield county informed in a moment of crisis. they have been named south carolina's radio station of the year in 2003 and 2007. thank you, wcre, for your commitment to our community and wish you many more years of great success. thank you, mr. speaker, and with that i yield my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. payne: mr. speaker, i rise today to discuss the israel security sub ismental appropriations act and how republicans continue to put politics over people. financial support for israel after a terrorist at

and i had lovely remember this day in local town of chesterfield in my local town of chesterfield .s . lucky you, tracy. this is britain . we're letting our britain. we're letting our nafion britain. we're letting our nation down, says kieran. these thugs and anti—semites are taking over the country. kieran there in the lovely county of cumbria . of course, the home cumbria. of course, the home secretary should stay . she's secretary should stay. she's only saying what the prime minister is scared to say. says who was that? jeff. thank you, jeff. and suella is the only one who says it like it is, says kathy priti patel tried and was unsuccessful. keep those emails coming. it's time now for the newsmaker . suella braverman has newsmaker. suella braverman has said that weekly pro—palestinian marches have polluted the streets with hate , which cannot streets with hate, which cannot go on. the home secretary claimed london streets have been used to valorise terrorism and further action was necessary . further action was necessary. mrs. braverman said some of the placards and chants in ev

navtej johal, bbc news, chesterfield.ay. but they differed on their solution. the chancellor outlined plans that could see benefits cut from healthy non—workers and more support to get the sick back to work. the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, meanwhile, told the bbc that the answer was more spending on the nhs to alleviate massive backlogs. here�*s our economics editor, faisal islam. ahead of a crucial autumn statement next week, there are a couple of economic facts the shadow chancellor and actual chancellor agree on. people in here will be admitted to hospital... the economy has a workforce problem related to health, and in turn, a growth problem. they disagree on the surgery required. we�*ve got to fix our nhs to get britain working again. so you see a link between the long waiting lists and the difficulty to get people into jobs? absolutely, because for so many people, their life is put on hold whilst they are waiting for the operation or the scan or the appointment. if we can clear that backlog in the nhs, we can

but he became obsessed with her and was later dismissed by their workplace in chesterfield when she complainedt he had previously harassed several other female colleagues. in a 101 call to police grace spinks told them of her fears of him for months before she died. it got worse and worse and worse and i'm just way that the next time it happens to someone else, he might kidnap them. police spoke to him in a car park but took no further action. i can't believe too _ but took no further action. i can't believe too and _ but took no further action. i can't believe too and have _ but took no further action. i can't believe too and have years - but took no further action. i can't believe too and have years have. but took no further action. i can'tl believe too and have years have in may 2021, a dog walker fund are believe too and have years have in may 2021, a dog walkerfund are bag containing weapons and a note near the field where grace spinks kept her horse. she reported it to the police but was shocked when they didn't investigate further. after her death emerged they had belonged to him. she h

and i had lovely remember this day in my local town of chesterfield . lucky you, tracy . this is . britain . we're letting our britain. we're letting our nafion britain. we're letting our nation down, says kieran. these thugs and anti—semites are taking over the country. kieran there in the lovely county of cumbria . of course, the home cumbria. of course, the home secretary should stay . she's secretary should stay. she's only saying what the prime minister is scared to say. says who was that? jeff. thank you, jeff. and suella is the only one who says it like it is, says kathy priti patel tried and was unsuccessful. keep those emails coming. it's time now for the newsmaker . suella braverman has newsmaker. suella braverman has said that weekly pro—palestinian marches have polluted the streets with hate , which cannot streets with hate, which cannot go on. the home secretary claimed london streets have been used to valorise terrorism and further action was necessary . further action was necessary. mrs. braverman said some of the placards and chants in evidence on saturday's march in

and we have had loads of support from people in chesterfield and nationally as well, people who don'tay. you strength and the focus to be able to face each day-— face each day. you were talking about, face each day. you were talking about. you _ face each day. you were talking about, you didn't _ face each day. you were talking about, you didn't really - face each day. you were talking about, you didn't really know i face each day. you were talking - about, you didn't really know about stalking. it's one of those things that we all tend to think of as movie stuff. but this was a tragic case of it can happen to everybody. yeah, and it's going on now. i think some _ yeah, and it's going on now. i think some young — yeah, and it's going on now. i think some young ladies, girls, women, and men of— some young ladies, girls, women, and men of course — some young ladies, girls, women, and men of course but mainly young girls. _ men of course but mainly young girls. are — men of course but mainly young girls, are afraid to go to the police — girls, are afraid to go to the police because they