fishlock initially told police he had been arrested for a good cause.with widespread disorder last summer. phil bodmer, bbc news. hospital leaders across england are warning they're being hit by a "tidal wave" of flu and other winter viruses. nhs england says there has been a 70% increase in hospital flu cases in the past seven days. and the total number of people in hospital with flu is 3.5 times higher than for the same period last year. hugh pym has been at one a&e to see how winter pressures are taking their toll. corridor care — lines of numbered beds. but hospitals say it has to be like this to get ambulances back on the road. it's an overdoses i in the side corridor. should i tannoy for him? he's here. 0h... he's on the phone. so he is seeing number six. perfect. nurses and doctors are allocated these patients. the care is safe, but not ideal, says consultant amir. we do what we can to try and deliver the best care we can do. but if you were to ask me, would i be happy for my mother to be cared for in a corridor? i would say no. john has just bee

wales' most—capped player and record goal—scorer jess fishlock said qualifying was the proudest momentalf with a hamstring injury and in tears, but they quickly turned to smiles. i couldn't even watch the last couple of minutes. i had my hood over my eyes. i think what i love so much about this group is you've got players who have been here the 20 years and you've got players that it is their first six months. you've got players that it is theirfirst six months. and we are all in this group and it is like our entire legacy of our nation is in this group of players. and how poetic that this is the group of players that gets us to the moment that we have been working towards for over 20 years. i am unbelievably proud. she has fought so long for so many years to get to this stage, and she is world number one and she is in the euro finals. it's just unbelievable. wonderful.

levi fishlock, who is 31, broke windows and stoked a fire in a wheelie bin that was pushed up against express in rotherham on august ath. hospital leaders across england are warning they're being struck by a "tidal wave" of flu and other winter viruses. nhs england says there has been a 70% increase in hospital flu cases in the past seven days and the total number of people in hospital with flu is 3.5 times higher than for the same time last year. our health editor, hugh pym, has been at one a&e to see how this and other pressures are taking their toll. corridor care — lines of numbered beds. but hospitals say it has to be like this to get ambulances back on the road. it's an overdoses i in the side corridor. should i tannoy for him? he's here. oh... he's on the phone. so he is seeing number six. perfect. nurses and doctors are allocated these patients. the care is safe, but not ideal, says consultant amir. we do what we can to try and deliver the best care we can do. but if you were to ask me, would i be happy for my mother to be cared for in a corridor? i would say no. john has just

quite often when people talk about the wales women side, they often think aboutjess fishlock. experience for this. .. ? the younger girls. _ is that experience for this... ? tue: younger girls, just is that experience for this... ? tte: younger girls, just learning is that experience for this... ? t'te: younger girls, just learning from her, thriving offer energy and her experience, i think she bring so much to the team both on and off the pitch. hopefully on the pitch tonight, she�*ll do a job for us. t tonight, she'll do a job for us. i know you lot are probably sick of being asked, but what would it mean to finally reach that first major tournament? you�*re smiling at least! it's tournament? you�*re smiling at least! it�*s hard to put into words because playing for wales is everything to us as individuals. i think we would do anything for wales to qualify for our country and your family proud, it would mean the world.— our country and your family proud, it would mean the world. how do you co -e it would mean the world. how do you cope across — it would mean the world. how d

levi fishlock smashed windows and stoked a flaming bin at the holiday inn express in rotherham during a spate of disorder on the 4th of august. the 31 year old initially denied violent disorder and arson with intent to endanger life, but later pleaded guilty to the charges. fishlock sentence includes a five year licence penod includes a five year licence period after he's released from jail. and your final story for now. drivers planning christmas getaways are being warned to expect long queues because of record traffic levels. the aa predicted that friday, december the 20th, will be the busiest day on the roads during the festive period, with an estimated 23.7 million drivers planning a trip. that's more than the busiest christmas getaway day of any year since the aa began recording data in 2010. the joint second worst day of traffic jams over the 2024 festive period are expected to be december the 21st and december the 23rd, each with more than 22 million drivers on the road. the amber traffic warnings have been issued by the aa for all three days. those are your latest stories for

sheffield crown court heard that levi fishlock travelled from his home in barnsley to a hotel housingth of august this year, the 31—year—old was given a nine year custodial turn today and an extended sentence of 14 years for arson with intent to endanger life. and three years and four months for violent disorder. both of the sentences to run concurrently. he was seen smashing windows and pushing a flaming bend towards a hotel door. the court was told 64 police officers were injured on that day, some seriously, along with three police forces and a police dog which needed veterinary care. sentencing levi fishlock, the recorder said, this was one of the first cases come before the court, telling levi fishlock, you are involved in almost every arena of racist criminal conduct that day, playing your part to the full. he said the venom of racism racially motivated violence. levi fishlock, grey tracksuit, showing no emotion in court, but members of his family in the public gallery were seen to wipe away tears as he was taken down.— the new islamist authorities in syria say they plan to close

fishlock sentence includes a five year licence period after he's released from jail.nd your last story for now. comedian duncan norvelle has died aged 66. hailed as one of the last legends of true variety comedy, the entertainer known for his catchphrase chase me. died in hospital surrounded by his loved ones. those are your top stories for now. but now it's back to patrick 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 evening. the attempt to sportswash radical sharia regimes continues. saudi arabia will be the latest middle eastern hellhole to host the world cup. >> there's a great pleasure that i can confirm that the host of the fifa world cup 2034 will be saudi arabia. >> so fifa has faced allegations of corruption in the past. qatar and russia got the world cups recently, didn't they? but at least they had to go through a bidding process. this time, fifa managed to find a way of seemingly removing that obstacle. the saudis won it unopposed and i, for one, just are perplexed

fishlock sentence includes a five year licence period after he's released from jail.ere's judge jeremy richardson kc. >> you were at the forefront of it all, playing your part to the full. the venom of racism and racially motivated violence suffused the events from first to last. >> and your final story for now, drivers planning christmas getaways are being warned to expect long queues because of record traffic levels. the aa predicts that friday, december the 20th. remember, that date will be the busiest day on the roads during the festive period, with an estimated 23.7 million drivers planning a trip that's more than the busiest christmas getaway day of any year since the aa began recording data in 2010. the joint second worst days for traffic jams over the 2024 festive period are expected to be december 21st and monday, december 23rd, with at least 22 million drivers on the road on both of those days. amber traffic warnings have been issued by the aa for all three days. makes you look forward to christmas. those are your latest stories. i'll be back in about an hou

fishlock's sentence includes a five year licence period. afterwards, he's released from jail. finally duncan norvelle has died aged 66. hailed as one of the last legends of true variety comedy. the entertainer, known for the catchphrase chase me. died in hospital surrounded by his loved ones on thursday after a chest infection. we've got some pictures of duncan norvelle that will give to you a little bit later. from when duncan appeared on lee anderson's programme on gb news. those are your latest for now. >> back to jacob 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. >> welcome back to state of the nation. three of the four pillars of the constitution are under attack. the recent budget seeks to destroy property ownership. freedom of speech seems at daily risk. and now the rule of law is in the firing line. as the government looks to restrict trial by jury to determine the innocence or guilt by a jury. trial is an essential defence of freedom. the police, prosecutors and judges are all in the

fishlock's sentence, which also includes a five year licence period after he's released from jail, ishe same as that of thomas burley, who was also part of the mob, some of whom attempted to torch the hotel in south yorkshire. and finally, drivers planning christmas getaways are being warned to expect long queues because of record traffic levels. the aa predicts that friday, december the 20th, will be the busiest day on the roads dunng be the busiest day on the roads during the festive period, with an estimated 223.7 million drivers making a trip that's more than the busiest christmas getaway day since any year since the 2010 data. the joint second worst days for traffic jams over the 2024 festive period are expected to be december 21st and monday, december 23rd, each with 22.7 million drivers on the road. amber traffic warnings have been issued by the aa for all three days. those are your latest headlines. i'll be back a little bit later. >> welcome back to the martin daubney show. and labour have pledged to build 1.5 million homes in england, as the government attempts to solve the

fishlock sentenced, which also includes a five year licence period after he's released from jail, ishe same as that of thomas burley, who was also part of the mob, some of whom attempted to torch the hotel in south yorkshire. in other news, the backlog of criminal cases waiting to be deau criminal cases waiting to be dealt with by crown courts in england and wales hit a new record high of 73,105 in september. that's according to new figures shown by the ministry of justice. the government is considering fundamental reform in the courts after the crown court backlog backlog almost doubled in five years. the caseload increased 3% on the previous quarter and 10% on the previous quarter and 10% on the previous year. those latest figures prompted the government to announce it has drafted in retired judge sir bnan drafted in retired judge sir brian leveson to carry out a major review of the court system. leveson, former president of the queen's bench division, will explore options to speed up justice for victims and keep streets safe. however, the options mentioned in today's announcement

levi fishlock smashed windows and stoked a flaming bin at the holiday inn express in rotherham during spate of disorder on the 4th of august. here's the judge, jeremy richardson kc sentencing. excuse me. we don't have that for you, but what we can bring you is the news about who the time magazine's person of the year is. it's president elect donald trump. it's the second time he's been awarded this title and accepting the honour. he claims next year will be even bigger. >> it's i think we're going to have a tremendous run. we have to straighten out some problems, some big problems in the world. it's when we left. we didn't have any of these problems. we didn't have russia with ukraine, we didn't have israel october 7th. we didn't have the afghanistan disaster. we didn't have inflation, we had no inflation. and we had a very strong economy. and we're going to do that again. but i think we're going to even up it because now we have experience that. >> and your last story for now, comedian duncan norvelle has died aged 66. hailed as one of the last legends of true variety comedy, the ent