derbyshire police say the man died on heanor road just before nine o'clock.ds were detained along with a 52—year—old man, and two girls aged 15 and 16 — who were all arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender. all remain in custody. here in the uk the met office has issued multiple weather warnings; with heavy rain and snow forecast in scotland —from midnight tonight. there are various rain, wind and snow warnings affecting much of the uk over the next few days — some which will remain in force through new year's eve and new year's day, until thursday morning. the world experienced an extra 41 days of dangerous weather due to climate change this year. derbyshire police say the man died on heanor road just before nine o'clock. four i7—year—olds were detained along with a 52—year—old man, and two girls aged 15 and 16 — who were all arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender. all remain in custody. here in the uk the met office has issued multiple weather warnings; with heavy rain and snow forecast in scotland —from midnight tonight. there are various ra

at the moments, if you look at the place like _ look at the place like derbyshire, if you have a serieshave a lot to do with each other, if that makes sense, so part of derbyshire is really near manchester, a place called high peak, a lots of it is more closely related, and there is one consul that is at a higher level that those same things like adults and children services and another lower consul that does other things, and residents may not know the difference, which leads to confusion which also means that the boundaries of these organisations they want to see how people lumped together but they don't have a lot in common. historically that has been the case, and that is why we need to have a more sensible and thought through structure at the local government in the country which will allow you to devolve more powers from the centre, because at the messy cement system, you know well from your home town of burnley, there a burly local counsel but also i lancashire konsa consul, if you ——... you will have to rationalize local government before you can give more powers to that area, o

rob sissons, bbc news, derbyshire. let me show you this.rney, christmas eve of course. the north american aerospace command says they have repositioned its radars and satellites to track santa claus as he sets out on his worldwide mission to deliver presents to children around the globe. norad, a joint operation between the us and canadian militaries, is responsible for guarding the skies over north america. later, as santa approached the north america, they will dispatch a fighterjet — to greet santa. norad tracks santa the same way we do our 365—day coverage of north america every day. so we use a combination of satellites, radar and fighter aircraft. so specifically with santa, we pick him up normally on radar. first off, our north warning system, which is the northern canada and alaska, and then as he gets airborne and higher and further away from north america, we use our satellites that are in geosynchronous orbit that are ir capable, so infrared capable. and rudolph�*s nose gives off the same signature, so we use that to to track the

talking to newsnight�*s victoria derbyshire, she says he would make graphic sexual suggestions.ey, she says his hand kept moving to her thigh. during one meeting, she said he was wearing only a towel that he then let slip. i kind of looked up and then he dropped the towel. in front of you? in front of me, and i had a notebook, so ijust put it like this and ijust said, "just go and get dressed." and then he did, he went off and got dressed. his behaviour was, she says, revolting and predatory. if i can't speak out as a middle—aged, middle—class woman that i am now, i wasn't back then, but i am now, then i'll never speak out. i've got two daughters and two nieces, and i want to be able to look them in the eye and say, "i tried to do the right thing." in response, gregg wallace's lawyers say: meanwhile, the company that makes masterchef says gregg wallace has stepped away while they investigate. his current masterchef series is continuing to be broadcast, but two christmas specials and repeats of his other programmes have been dropped from the schedule. david sillito, bbc news. the

victoria derbyshire met stephane babonneau at his law firm in paris.ent of disbelief for everyone who heard about this story the first time. how is this even possible that first someone would want to do that to his wife? and how is it possible for the victim not to know what is happening to her? and the only way to answer this question is really by looking at the case, of course, but by listening to the victim herself. we were immediately convinced that this woman was telling the truth, that she was genuinely unaware of what was happening to her. and she explained to us how for ten years, she's been trying to understand what was happening to her by consulting with doctors, by talking with her family, with her environment. and no one was able to find any explanation. what were your fears, your concerns, before telling giselle pelicot exactly who this involved, what it involved, and the scale of it over almost a decade? well, that she could have a nervous breakdown, of course, because we were all very worried that a human being who has been exposed to hu

this morning hugh fill any witting stoll, chef, has been speaking to victoria derbyshire about the wayhas been handling himself. i don't know him well, i have met him a couple of times, he is very likeable, professional screen presence. i have a very talented chef on masterchef right at the moment and she is doing incredibly well and have been really enjoying watching her and enjoying gregg wallace's presenting. i think it is likely that gregg wallace has what we might call a bawdy sense of humour. clearly, that has offended people. i think one of the issues is that down the years people have not felt able to tell him when he might want to rein it in a bit and clearly he has crossed some lines. in terms of how he's going about defending himself, i understand the instinct when you feel you are backed into a corner but i don't think it is smart to come out talking like that when at the moment he should probably be listening. i think that is an important point pick—up on. some people are defending him saying he is are defending him saying he is a bit lavish, he makes these remarks. someon

shannon kyle was the ghost—writer on gregg wallace's autobiography, talking to newsnight�*s victoria derbyshiree would make graphic sexual suggestions. on a carjourney, she says his hand kept moving to her thigh. during one meeting, she said he was wearing only a towel that he then let slip. i kind of looked up and then he dropped the towel. in front of you? in front of me and i had a notebook, so ijust put it like this and ijust said, "just go and get dressed." and then he did, he went off and got dressed. his behaviour was, she says, revolting and predatory. and one incident, she says, was witnessed by her brother. i saw my brother turn to say goodbye and then as i was either walking towards the car and he followed me, orjust before i started walking, i could feel him touching me around my backside and, um, and my brother saw it. and so when i got in the car, he actually said, "i just saw him do that," and i was... and actually, out of everything that happened, that was the thing that was most mortifying and humiliating because it was my younger brother who saw it. but needing the work and ha

cabinet office minister pat mcfadden talking to victoria derbyshire.sh couple missing since a tourist boat sank in the red sea have told the bbc of their "desperation" as they continue to wait for news, six days since the ship went down. jenny cawson — who's 36 — and her husband, 49—year—old tariq sinada, are believed to be among the seven people still unaccounted for after the sea story sank off the coast of egypt on monday. thousands of people have attended a vigil in beirut, to commemorate the hezbollah leader, hassan nasrallah, after his killing in an israeli air strike two week ago. across lebanon, people are going back to their homes as a ceasefire continues to hold. in the south, despite widespread destruction, hezbollah supporters remain defiant ? and say they ve been victorious in the war, as our middle east correspondent hugo bachega reports. singing. as they return home, they also bury their dead. fighters — celebrated here as heroes of the resistance. singing. killed, they say, in a war to protect their land. this is more than a funeral — t

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file on 4 investigates, which is on bbc sounds now and on bbc radio 4 at 8pm tomorrow and victoria derbyshirel talk to the whistle—blowing vicar who alerted the bbc to that sexual abuse case, and almost five years ago, i met a young woman called daisy, sleeping rough on the streets. i've been back to where i met her and spoken to some of those bedding down for the night in the freezing cold. bbc two and bbc news at 10:30pm. freezing cold. bbc two and bbc news at 10:30m. ., ~ i. a lawyer representing the child serial killer lucy letby says he's applying directly to the court of appeal to push for her case to be reopened. mark mcdonald says his argument is based around the reliability of the evidence of the prosecution's lead expert witness. our special correspondent judith moritz reports. when lucy letby was convicted of murdering and attacking babies in her care, she was told she would never leave prison. now she is arguing that her case should be reviewed because the prosecution's lead witness, doctor dewi evans, has changed his mind about how three of the babies died. letby has twice been d

ned derbyshire, cnn, london. >> all right. i want to bring in geoffrey thomas, editor of airline news, and he joins us live from perth, australia. thank you so much for being here with us. so when it first happened, it was claimed this crash was caused by bird strikes based on the visual evidence we're seeing now. what do you think happened? >> no, there's no chance it was a bird strike. kim. it was definitely a missile of some kind. possibly a missile. an air defense missile that's designed to explode beside the aircraft and shower it with shrapnel and damage it in that way. um, and this would possibly be supported by images of the rear fuselage of the aircraft and the tail section, which have shrapnel marks all over it. and there's also damage inside the rear fuselage as well. from the videos we've seen. so there's there is no doubt whatsoever now that those are the pictures we're showing now, you see sort of puncture marks in the fuselage that kind of bear what you're saying. >> although again, we should say that we don't k

, no clock makers and edwards family, nor in his ancestry in the english village of duffield in derbyshire, neither of his grown sons following in his footsteps, benjamin became, a respected physician, bravely for the sick and dying during disastrous yellow fever epidemics in the 1790s, many people fled, including many physicians. benjamin duffield stayed. thousands of residents perished, including many clock makers. edward second son edward jr was a gentleman farmer who never married his miniature portrait on ivory painted in 1790 by james peale, the brother of charles wilson peale, was sold at an antique show. before i begin this project so sadly, i don't have it. i'm sad to. discover no formal portraits miniature or large of edward or his wife. he certainly could have afforded them. perhaps do exist somewhere staring from a living room wall or hanging unaided to fight in some art collection. so how did they would become a clockmaker? this elegant fellow pictured in 1748. i can propose a reasonable scenario given his family's, he's not going to be bound to an apprenticeship under demandi

shannon kyle was the ghost—writer on greg wallace's autobiography, talking to newsnight�*s victoria derbyshireraphic sexual suggestions. on a carjourney, she says his hand kept moving to her thigh. during one meeting, she said he was wearing only a towel that he then let slip. i kind of looked up and then he dropped the towel. in front of you? in front of me and i had a notebook, so ijust put it like this and ijust said, "just go and get dressed." and then he did, he went off and got dressed. his behaviour was, she says, revolting and predatory. and one incident she says, was witnessed by her brother. i saw my brother turn to say goodbye and then as i was either walking towards the car and he followed me, orjust before i started walking, i could feel him touching me around my backside and, um, and my brother saw it. and so when i got in the car, he actually said, "i just saw him do that," and i was... and actually, out of everything that happened, that was the thing that was most mortifying and humiliating because it was my younger brother who saw it. but needing the work and having signed a n

seven people have been arrested today after an 18 year old man was fatally stabbed in derbyshire. police found the victim on rose avenue but despite emergency efforts, died nearby. among those arrested are 417 year old boys on suspicion of murder, while others are accused of helping an offender. detectives say they're treating the case as isolated and are now appealing for cctv and dash cam footage to help with their investigation. and wet winter weather is looming as the uk is bracing for rain, possible snow and 70 mile an hour winds this new year. yellow warnings cover northern ireland, northern england and scotland from monday, extending nationwide by the middle of the week. heavy rain could also bring flooding to wales and western scotland, while northern areas face up to ten centimetres of snow and possible blizzards and travel disruption is also expected across the uk, with forecasters urging people to check for updates before heading outside. those are the latest headlines. your next update at 8:00. now though, it's over to josh and the team for free speech nation for the v

seven people have been arrested after an 18 year old man was fatally stabbed in derbyshire on saturday night. police found the victim on rose avenue but despite emergency efforts, he died nearby. among those arrested are 417 year old boys. detectives are now treating the case as isolated and appealing for any help from those in the area. and wet winter weather is looming as the uk braces for rain, snow and heavy winds this new year. yellow warnings are covering northern ireland, northern england and scotland from monday, extending nationwide by midweek. heavy rain could also bnng midweek. heavy rain could also bring flooding and areas facing up to ten centimetres of snow. well, those are the latest headunes well, those are the latest headlines for now. up next is chris hope in for camilla. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show. with me christopher hope. now we've got a brilliant show lined up for you this morning. reform uk's candidate t

but now here's the vocal zone voice studio choir from south derbyshire. >> and they're going to be playinginging the good king wenceslas good looking. >> wenceslas last looked out on the feast of stephen when the snow lay round about, deep and crisp and even brightly shone the moon. that night, though the frost was cruel. >> when a poor man came in sight. >> gathering winter. fuel. >> gathering winter. fuel. >> in a cage, as planned by me. if thou know'st it's telling. >> yonder. >> yonder. >> peasant, who is he? where and what is dwelling? >> site is a goodly part underneath the mountains rise against the forest fence by saint agnes. fountain. bring me flesh and bring me wine. bring. me, my lord. >> sit. thou, thou and i will see him dine. >> when we get there. peter. returned. by , for they let over. returned. by, for they let over. they went together through the group in parliament. under his. a weather. silent night is darker now, and the wind blows stronger fills my heart. >> i know not how i can go no longer, mark my. >> footsteps with my rage . tread >> footsteps with my rage. tread

talking to newsnight�*s victoria derbyshire, she says he would make graphic sexual suggestions.ne meeting, she said he was wearing only a towel that he then let slip. i kind of looked up and then he dropped the towel. in front of you? in front of me, and i had a notebook, so ijust put it like this and ijust said, "just go and get dressed." and then he did, he went off and got dressed. his behaviour was, she says, revolting and predatory. if i can't speak out as a middle—aged, middle—class woman that i am now, i wasn't back then, but i am now, then i'll never speak out. i've got two daughters and two nieces, and i want to be able to look them in the eye and say, "i tried to do the right thing." in response, gregg wallace's lawyers say, "our client has denied that he has engaged in any such behaviour, "and he specifically denies any sexual misconduct with ms kyle." meanwhile, the company that makes masterchef says gregg wallace has stepped away while they investigate. his current masterchef series is continuing to be broadcast, but two christmas specials and repeats of his other p