that's why i was in barnsley. i was in barnsley... this is where you gave the speech, where...xplain to people. you gave the speech because there was a big commission chaired by alan milburn, the former health secretary, very close to tony blair... because local areas know best what people want... the thing he was arguing, and i want to see if you agree with it was effectively we, and i think we collectively politicians, journalists, society, we patted ourselves on the back that unemployment in this country is low, when in reality, all that's happened is we've rebadged unemployment, called it something else, which is long—term sickness and disability. that is not, by the way, to say that there aren't many genuinely sick and disabled people. absolutely. do you agree that we have effectively rebadged it? what i like to say is, you know, there's a... of all working age people now, 1 in 5 are not in the workplace. they are... the term is economically inactive. i say they're the hidden unemployed. that is dreadful for them, for their incomes and life chances. it's terrible for busin

they were called to barnsley road here on the border between barnsley and wakefield, shortly before aween a motorbike and a car left a male rider and his female passenger dead. those in the ford focus, a man and a woman, along with two young girls, also died at the scene. the road has been closed for much of sunday and overnight, while police investigated what happened and how six people came to lose their lives. while superintendent alan travis, of wakefield district police, said, "this is an absolutely tragic incident which has resulted in the loss of six lives. our thoughts go out to the families of those who have died, who we are working with to provide support at this time." around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bangladesh remains tense, with some students having vowed to continue protests a day after the supreme court scrapped most of the governmentjob quotas they were demonstrating against. they want the government to implement the court order before they call off their demonstrations. more than a 150 people have been killed in a week of violence and over 500 ar

our reporter hannah gray is in barnsley. hannah.floral tributes this evening, because on sunday, just before lipm, six people lost their lives. two of them were very young children. the accident happened here on the a61 between wakefield and barnsley, and today, west yorkshire police have said that they have arrested a man on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. they are also appealing for anyone who has seen a grey porsche 911 driving around the area at the time of the crash to get in touch with them. earlier today, at 10am, a memorial service was held just down the road from here at saint helen's church. they were remembering nine—year—old rubie, four—year—old lillie, and their parents shane and shannen. they also paid tribute to the motorcycle riders, christopherand janine riders, christopher and janine barton, who riders, christopherand janine barton, who have been married for 25 years. it was a half—hour service for people to come and light candles, reflect, say prayers and process their grief. west yorkshire police

barnsley council has also said it will provide assistance if required.he was at home or in another car. she is being supported by otherfamily members. this community has been shattered by this tragedy and the road here is expected to remain closed for a number of days. yunus mulla, bbc news. four men in their early 20s have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a boy was shot and killed in a park in west london. 15—year—old rene graham was found injured in the park in ladbroke grove, and later pronounced dead at the scene. it's understood no one else was injured. there have been intense israeli strikes in southern gaza, with at least 70 people killed and more than 200 injured, according to the hamas—run health ministry. the israeli military is telling civilians to move from some of the neighbourhoods surrounding khan younis ahead of what it has called a "forceful operation" against palestinian fighters who are said to have regrouped there. civilians are being urged to move further into the al—mawasi humanitarian zone along the western coast. these l

they were called to barnsley road here on the border between barnsley and wakefield, shortly before 4t a male rider and his female passenger dead. those in the ford focus, a man and a woman, along with two young girls, also died at the scene. the road has been closed for much of sunday and overnight, while police investigated what happened and how six people came to lose their lives. well, superintendent alan travis, of wakefield district police, said, "this is an absolutely tragic incident which has resulted in the loss of six lives. our thoughts go out to the families of those who have died, who we are working with to provide support at this time." 0li constable reporting. police have arrested six people on suspicion of murder after a teenage boy was shot dead in west london. the metropolitan police said officers were called after reports of a shooting in a park in ladbroke grove. a teenager, believed to be aged 15, was pronounced dead at the scene the six males who were arrested on suspicion of murder remain in custody. the victim's identity hasn't yet been released. let's get some

the collision happened on the a61 between wakefield and barnsley on sunday afternoon.olice were still at the scene this morning. these pictures show some of the debris from the vehicles that were still on the road surface. we are about to hear a press conference. let’s the road surface. we are about to hear a press conference. let's have a listen in- — hear a press conference. let's have a listen in. _ hear a press conference. let's have a listen in. reporting— hear a press conference. let's have a listen in. reporting a - a listen in. reporting a collision on the a61, near to stein cross, between wakefield and barnsley. emergency services attended and established there had been a collision between a motor vehicle and a motorcycle. the car involved was a ford focus and contained four people, a man, a woman, and two girls. the motorcycle was being driven by a man and a woman. very sadly, all six people died at the scene. this is obviously a tragic incident with a devastating loss of life. specialist police officers are supporting the family officers are supporting the f

the security minister and barnsley north mp dan jarvis security minister and barnsley north mp danjarvisis is a devastating piece of news. he said that on x. west yorkshire police say this is an absolutely tragic incident and they are doing what they can to support those who have died. we expect to hear more from west yorkshire police later this afternoon.— later this afternoon. yunus mulla, thank yom — ofcom have fined bt £17.5 million for failures over their handling of 999 calls. the regulator said the telecomms firm was ill—prepared to deal with what it described as a "catastrophic failure" of its emergency call—handling service last summer. during the incident, almost 111,000 emergency calls weren't connected. carpetright is to be saved from collapse by a rival retailer, but hundreds of its shops are expected to close, putting thousands ofjobs at risk. tapi carpets and floors is set to buy the carpetright brand name, the company's intellectual property, two warehouses and 5a stores. new nhs figures show almost 500,000 people in england have been diagnosed with dementia — one of the

the family were from athersley, near barnsley. a friend of shane's paid tribute to him., knowing what happened, so i just said to my missus, obviously, we need to come down and put some flowers on. like i say, it has shocked our community. always smiling, cheerful, and loved his family. a motorcyclist and his passenger were also killed in a collision with the car on a stretch of the a61 between wakefield and barnsley. this is a truly horrendous collision which we are currently in the early stages of investigating. i would ask that anybody who witnessed the incident, or has dash cam footage, please contact the major collision and inquiry team. the emergency services from both west and south yorkshire were called on sunday afternoon, and police have said today because of what they witnessed this was obviously a tragic incident also for them. the eldest sister, who is 11, wasn't with the family. it's not known if she was at home or in another car. she is being supported by otherfamily members. this community has been shattered by this tragedy. the road here is expected to r

a man is arrested on suspicion of causing the crash on sunday that killed six people near barnsley, two of them children. sir keir starmer�*s first prime minister's questions in the commons. and no longer cheap as chips — how the rising price of potatoes is hitting shoppers hard. coming good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a video that shows british olympian charlotte dujardin repeatedly whipping her horse has now been made public. the dressage star has been provisionally suspended by the sport's governing body, and she's pulled out of this summer's olympics, saying she's deeply ashamed of what she called "an error ofjudgement". our sports correspondent laura scott is in paris. laura, what's the latest? well, the major development this morning is the emergence of that video, which is at the heart of this story, which has rocked british sport and led to the withdrawal of charlotte dujardin from the olympics here in paris. in that video that the use of the whip is permitted in equestrian sports, but the behaviour in this video is something that charlotte dujardin herself say

the collision happened on the a61 between wakefield and barnsley on sunday afternoon.icles was still on the road surface — and also that at least one vehicle seems to have left the carriageway. one local man — who said he knew shane, one of the adults killed in the car — told journalists what he knew. they are a local family. where they are a localfamily. where in budget, all the closed area everybody knows everybody. it's just the local take away down there. especially us where i'm a local lad from this area. basically i've known them for quite a while. it's just devastating what has happened to him and the kids. i did know his partner, ijust knew him. been close for the a devastating time for us all. it for the a devastating time for us all. ,., , ~' , for the a devastating time for us all. ,., , ,, , ., ., all. it sounds like they were a love famil . all. it sounds like they were a love family. definitely. _ all. it sounds like they were a love family. definitely. just _ all. it sounds like they were a love family. definitely. just a _ all. it sounds like they were

the family were from athersley, near barnsley. a friend of shane's paid tribute to him.y, it has shocked our community. always smiling, cheerful, and loved his family. a motorcyclist and his passenger were also killed in a collision with the car on a stretch of the a61 between wakefield and barnsley. this is a truly horrendous collision which we are currently in the early stages of investigating. i would ask that anybody who witnessed the incident, or has dash cam footage, please contact the major collision and inquiry team. the emergency services from both west and south yorkshire were called on sunday afternoon, and police have said today because of what they witnessed this was obviously a tragic incident also for them. the eldest sister, who is 11, wasn't with the family. it's not known if she was at home or in another car. she is being supported by otherfamily members. this community has been shattered by this tragedy. the road here is expected to remain closed for a number of days. yunus mulla, bbc news. the israel defense forces say another two hostages taken to ga

they were called to barnsley road here on the border between barnsley and wakefield, shortly before 4orbike and a car left a male rider and his female passenger dead. those in the ford focus, a man and a woman, along with two young girls, also died at the scene. the road has been closed for much of sunday and overnight, while police investigated what happened and how six people came to lose their lives. while superintendent alan travis, of wakefield district police, said, "this is an absolutely tragic incident which has resulted in the loss of six lives. our thoughts go out to the families of those who have died, who we are working with to provide support at this time." the cybersecurity firm crowdstrike says a significant number of the 8.5 computers affected by last friday's global it outage are now back online. the problems wreaked havoc on transport, banking and health care systems. nhs england has warned of "continued disruption" to gp services into this week. detectives in london have begun a murder investigation after a 15—year—old was killed in a shooting. 0ur reporter louisa p

speaking event in barnsley, liz kendall stated that labour would not cut off support if people don't with efforts to get back to work, instead blaming the tories which seems to be the general thing for labour politicians at the moment. but i'm joined now by my most high level intellectual panel, the historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop, and the author and journalist emma woolf . and alan journalist emma woolf. and alan milburn is right. we want to get the long term il back to work. >> there's a bit of a good cop, bad cop thing going on here. alan milburn, you know, sort of labour grandee, seems to be saying it's a crazy system. we've, you know, unsustainable welfare costs and it is you know, the bills spiralling out of control. we have, as you say, 9.4 million people not in employment or looking for a job and 2.8 million of those are off because of long term sickness. we know we have a problem with this. but then liz kendall is taking a much softer line on this. she's talking about we don't want clampdowns, we don't want punishment. we want to support people back into work. so she

this gp clinic in barnsley says it has a major issue, with no access to its clinical system. this surgery in liverpool says it was only dealing with clinically urgent issues due to an outage with its computer systems. nhs england says the majority of gp surgeries are affected. and the national pharmacy association says services in community pharmacies, including the accessing of prescriptions from gps and medicine deliveries, are disrupted. to the high street, where the bakery chain gail's says it's been unable to take in—store payments. this branch in london saying it was only accepting click and collect orders. banks, including santander and metro bank, have also reported disruption to their systems. and the supermarket morrisons said earlier it had payment problems in some stores which have now been resolved. the outage has also reached the comfort of the living room. blue peter was replaced by birdsong on the cbbc channel and there was intermittent broadcasting from sky news. a major global it outage is hitting businesses worldwide, including here at sky news. the cause?

man has been arrested on suspicion of causing a deadly crash by dangerous driving on the a61 near barnsleyone who saw a grey porsche 911 in the area to come forward. a man, his partner and two of their young daughters died when their car collided with a motorbike, which also killed the two riders. video has surfaced of a police officer kicking and stomping on the head of a man lying on the ground at manchester airport. police say firearms officers had been attacked while attempting to arrest someone following a fight at the airport tuesday. the force said it had referred itself to the independent office of police conduct and one officer has been removed from operational duties. you're live with bbc news. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has addressed the us congress for the first time in nearly a decade. members of both the house and senate attended the joint session — however, there were several notable absences by democrats, including former house speaker nancy pelosi and vice president harris who presides over the senate. mr netanyahu received a warm welcome in the chamber — wi

who was 56, and janine barton, who was 48, were in collision with a car on the a61 just north of barnsleyd partner shannen morgan and their daughters rubie and lillie morgan—roller. police chiefs are warning that violence against women and girls is now a "national emergency". they say there are at least two million victims every year in england and wales. a report for the national police chiefs' council says offences such as domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking affect one in 12 women. police warn influencers such as andrew tate are radicalising boys into extreme misogyny. our home and legal correspondent has the story. stand back, sir. stand back. here we. stand back. the man who boasted of being britain's number one radicalised is back in custody. this is anjem choudary, convicted today of directing one of the uk's most resilient terrorist organisations. anjem, — i am arresting you under section 41 of the terrorism act 2000, as i suspect that you are a terrorist and involved in the commission, preparation and instigation of acts of terrorism. over 25 years, his network adapted

this gp clinic in barnsley says it has a major issue, with no access to its clinical system.s surgery in liverpool says it was only dealing with clinically urgent issues due to an outage with its computer systems. nhs england says the majority of gp surgeries are affected. and the national pharmacy association says services in community pharmacies, including the accessing of prescriptions from gps and medicine deliveries, are disrupted. to the high street, where the bakery chain gail's says it's been unable to take in store payments. this branch in london saying it was only accepting click and collect orders. banks including santander and metro bank have also reported disruption to their systems. and the supermarket morrisons said earlier it had payment problems in some stores which have now been resolved. the outage has also reached the comfort of the living room. blue peter was replaced by birdsong on the cbbc channel and there was intermittent broadcasting from sky news. a major global it outage is hitting businesses worldwide, including here at sky news. the cause? micros

they're a family from barnsley . poppy, who's11 on sunday. they're a family from barnsley . poppy, who's 11 years barnsley. poppy, who's 11 years old, didn't want to go. she wanted to go to a friend's house instead. so she went to her friend's house and the family went on the walk. and that's where they they got into that car crash on a rural road. >> six people killed, six people killed. and there it is. it's it's the headline in the in the mirror today, she's lost her world. so the whole family, she's lost her world and her whole family in that one. which bnngs whole family in that one. which brings us to on have you ever lost your world and how do you pick yourself up from that? and how can you pick yourself up from that? and if you were in that situation, could you i mean, what will happen to that girl? where will she go? will she be adopted? has she got other family? >> so i believe that her uncle was speaking to the press this morning, saying that there were all of course, rallying around her. sounds like she's got really close family, but you can't even imagine what s

man has been arrested on suspicion of causing a deadly crash by dangerous driving on the a61 near barnsleyo saw a grey porche 911 in the area to come forward. a man, his partner and two of their young daughters died when their car collided with a motorbike which also killed the two riders. and video has surfaced of a police officer kicking and stomping on the head of a man lying on the ground at manchester airport. police say firearms officers had been attacked while attempting to arrest someone following a fight at the airport tuesday. the force said it had referred itself to the independent office of police conduct and one officer has been removed from operational duties. more on that on our website. you're live with bbc news. joe biden explained why he decided to exit the us presidential race in an oval office address on wednesday. the address marked the first timejoe biden has spoken publicly since he announced he was dropping out of the race just three days ago. he made the decision while in self—isolation with covid—19 at his home in delaware, following days of political fallout afte

monday morning, six people, including two children, have died in a collision between wakefield and barnsleyfternoon. emergency services received reports of the accident, which involved a ford focus car and a motorcycle. shortly before 4:00. superintendent alan travis, of wakefield district police, said this is an absolutely tragic incident which has resulted in the loss of six lives. >> six men have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a teenage boy was shot dead in a park in west london. the teenager, believed to be 15 years old, was pronounced dead at the scene after being found suffering from injuries by emergency services. work is ongoing to identify and inform the teenage victim's next of kin . the teenage victim's next of kin. >> normal levels of service at gp surgeries will take some time to come back after the it outage, the british medical association warned. gps need time to catch up on lost work after the tech glitch knocked a computer system used by doctors offline. right, let's take a big, deep breath and just thinking that, think of nice. well, think of nice things. yeah

barnsley i was i'm totally offended by it all.w what was going on there. >> what was in the pram was a dog baby. >> the whole idea is i don't think was anything to do with the pram. i think he had 3 or 4 women behind him, each holding a baby, and it looked like he was some alpha male of a pro, you know, a proud alpha male of a pride of, lady types with babies. >> lots of, yeah. he's done. he's been very busy. >> a gaggle, daddy, a gaggle daddy. >> three women there. oh, my god. >> almost. anyway it's now time to go through the winners and losers of the week. >> joe biden has said that he's definitely running against trump. well, it's more of a shuffle against trump, really. let's see what he said. >> i'm staying in the race. yeah i'll beat donald trump. >> i will beat him again in 2020. >> this was great for news trump. joe biden is not stepping down and not just because he has trouble with steps. however, joe biden hasn't exactly reassured people that he's not suffering from cognitive decline. in fact, he described himself as the

the crash happened on the a 61 near the village of mapplewell in barnsley on sunday afternoon. the married couple on the motorbike were named as christopher barton, who was 56, and 48 year old janine barton . and 48 year old janine barton. they were also both killed . they were also both killed. well, in other news today, police in kent say the stabbing of a british army officer near a barracks in gillingham is not being treated as terrorism related at this stage. but however they are being supported by counter—terror specialists . by counter—terror specialists. detectives are continuing their investigations after witnesses reported hearing loud screams. just before 6:00 yesterday evening in gillingham . locals evening in gillingham. locals rushed to help the officer, including his wife, just in time to see the attacker, who was wearing a mask, flee on a moped. a suspect was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder about 20 minutes later. the victim, aged in his 40s, was taken to hospital. he has serious injuries. the home secretary, yvette cooper, says she's being kept up to

six people, including two children, have died in a collision between wakefield and barnsley. emergency services received reports of the incident, which involved a ford focus car and a motorcycle, shortly before 4:00 this afternoon, a man and a woman were confirmed dead at the scene. a man, woman and two children, one boy and one girl who were travelling in the car, were also confirmed dead at the scene. and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. it's time for headliners for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news.com/alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners. or first look at monday's momentous newspapers. i'm simon evans in the running for headliners premier tonight, joined by sleepy josh howie and leo kearse . josh josh what told leo kearse. josh josh what told you you got to have the meds at least ten minutes before it. they don't kick in. i've got a very bad hangover. >> that's my excuse. >> that's my excuse. >> i intend to have one tomorrow morning. let's have a lo

the crash happened on the a 61 near the village of mapplewell in barnsley in yorkshire, on sunday afternoon. the married couple on the motorbike were named as christopher barton, who was 56, and 48 year old janine barton. they were both also killed . kent they were both also killed. kent police say the stabbing of a british army officer near barracks in gillingham is not being treated as terrorism at the moment, but they are being supported by counter—terror specialists . detectives are specialists. detectives are continuing their investigations after witnesses reported hearing screams for help just before 6:00 yesterday evening, near brompton barracks. locals rushed to help the uniformed officer who'd been stabbed multiple times, just as the attacker, who was wearing a mask , fled the was wearing a mask, fled the scene on a moped. a suspect was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder about 20 minutes later, after being pursued by members of the public, police recovered knives at the scene. the victim, aged in his 40s, was airlifted to hospital with serious injuries. he's in a stable cond

this gp clinic in barnsley says it has a major issue, with no access to its clinical system.ery in liverpool says it was only dealing with clinically urgent issues due to an outage with its computer systems. nhs england says the majority of gp surgeries are affected. and the national pharmacy association says services in community pharmacies, including the accessing of prescriptions from gps and medicine deliveries, are disrupted. to the high street where the bakery chain gales says it's been unable to take in store payments. this branch in london saying it was only accepting click and collect orders. banks including santander and metro bank have also reported disruption to their systems. and the supermarket morrisons said earlier it had payment problems in some stores which have now been resolved. the outage has also reached the comfort of the living room. blue peter was replaced by birdsong on the cbbc channel and there was intermittent broadcasting from sky news. fix, channel and there was intermittent broadcasting from sky news. a ma'or ulobal it broadcasting from sky news

tweeting that labour were set to lose its two barnsley mps. i that is not clear.e trying to get some reassurance about that. but what i will say is this those the first two seats that are going to declare tonight are heavily leave seats, which stuck with labour last time. yes. and i am very, very keen to see not just in fact not really actually the tories fall. i'm interested to see what has happened happening to the reform vote in those labour seats kind of racism there between sunderland and then the old seat of blyth valley, which has now been renamed, and they're often racing to be first out with the result at about 1230. >> but just on that thing before that, i think we're going to get one in about an hour. okay. but just just on that barnsley point, by the way , the point, by the way, the suggestion is that they might have lost to reform. >> oh sorry. did i not say that. no, no. pardon me would be quite pardon me of something happening a bit of a sort of farage wave through parts of the red wall potentially. >> all right. >> all right. >> okay, but i think i

the crash happened on the a 61 near the village of mapplewell in barnsley in yorkshire, on sunday afternoonchristopher barton, who was 56, and 48 year old janine barton. they were both also killed . kent they were both also killed. kent police say the stabbing of a british army officer near barracks in gillingham is not being treated as terrorism at the moment, but they are being supported by counter—terror specialists . detectives are specialists. detectives are continuing their investigations after witnesses reported hearing screams for help just before 6:00 yesterday evening, near brompton barracks. locals rushed to help the uniformed officer who'd been stabbed multiple times, just as the attacker, who

well, no, particularly i mean, i take one example in barnsley, we just touched on it very briefly .ly. but, you know, the exit polls said that the reform was going to win it by 99% or 98. likelihood labour's had majorities there of 8005 thousand votes. so very, very kind of stark. >> i think something's gone wrong there. yeah, i agree with the exit poll on that. >> but interesting for the lib dems that they are performing better than the exit polls because exit polls can't understand the specific targeting and that it's very hard for them to analyse that. >> it would be interesting if in all of this, the exit poll comes in for some criticism in the sense that it's been so good up over the last few years. >> i think with reform, because it's a new party, it's quite difficult because they didn't stand last time. yeah. so typically they kind of rebase things to what happened last time, so that might be a complication. mark i think you mentioned south cambridgeshire, lib dems have won torbay torbay from the conservatives, which is quite significant down there in the south west, >> torie

a man is arrested on suspicion of causing the crash on sunday that killed six people near barnsley, two

it happened when a ford focus and a motorcycle collided on the a61 between barnsley and wakefield.rom the west yorkshire police, said this is an absolutely tragic incident which has resulted in the loss of six lives. normal levels of service at gp surgeries will take some time to return after friday's global it outage. the british medical association is warning gps need time to catch up on lost work over the weekend, after the tech glitch knocked a computer system used by doctors offline. the problems with faulty security software crowdstrike affected more than 8 million computers worldwide, bringing chaos to transport networks and health services . and the prince and services. and the prince and princess of wales have shared a new photo of prince george to mark his 11th birthday. the image was taken by his mother, princess catherine, and posted on kensington palace's social media accounts. the black and white shot shows the future king smiling, wearing a white shirt and dark blazer. smiling, wearing a white shirt and dark blazer . those are the and dark blazer. those are the lates

well, at one stage we were generally worried about yvette cooper and we also were worried about in barnsleyd. no, i've always said that, you know, we are in the labour party. we shouldn't stand back and applaud the reform taking votes from the tories. it's a two way street. >> i think you make a mistake if you think that reform would want to taint themselves with the tory brand right now, i don't think they would. why would you wouldn't? >> i mean, i don't think they were so embarrassing. >> i don't think they will, but but esteem's already pointed out, if, you know, if farage says, oh, i can do business with this person, then there are signs they will give a right wing alliance. and what that will mean is , is that reform will mean is, is that reform will mean is, is that reform will have to water down some of what they're doing, and the tories will have to strengthen what they're doing. and i can see that happening over the next five years and are coming together . because, five years and are coming together. because, remember, only 1 in 5 people are voting age in this country have voted

i'm speaking from barnsley today, which was the epicentre of mass unemployment when the pits closed inay it's got lower than average unemployment, but it has this massive problem of worklessness people who are being classified as unable to work largely on ill health grounds. and if we're going to be able to fuel growth in the british economy, then we've got to get more of those people back into work because otherwise you rely on more and more immigration and as we know, that has become more and more politically toxic as an issue. so joining up these services and ensuring that the health service, health care and employment services are working together is the best way of making sure that these people who would like to have a job can actually get one. >> you know, welfare is a second biggest of all of our outgoings after the nhs, of course, benefits, unemployment benefits are a huge part of that. mr milburn , will there be a bit of milburn, will there be a bit of stick in this or will it be carrots for example, if you go along and it's proven that you're able to work and you're not worki

it happened when a ford focus and a motorcycle collided on the a61 between barnsley and wakefield.west yorkshire police, said this is an absolutely tragic incident which has resulted in the loss of six lives. a 15 year old boy has died after being shot in a park in west london. the metropolitan police were called to the location near hazelwood crescent in ladbroke grove last night. the teenage boy was found with injuries and pronounced dead at the scene. police said. six men have now been arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in custody . and the prince and in custody. and the prince and princess of wales have shared a new photo of prince george to mark his 11th birthday. the image was taken by his mother, princess catherine, and posted on kensington palace's social media accounts. the black and white shot shows the future king smiling, wearing a white shirt and a dark blazer. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'm sophia wenzler more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb n

it's barnsley, it's bradford. yeah. it's everywhere. it's bolton, and it is absolutely incredible. be able to provide this. >> i think it goes back to education though, and i think it goes back to the housing crisis. and if people don't have properly built homes with good functioning kitchens, they can't cook, they can't prepare . and if cook, they can't prepare. and if you don't have decent shops within these housing estates, that can offer the vegetables , that can offer the vegetables, the, you know, the fruit, everything that people need in order to survive, it's just the cost of living is just so high at the moment as well . at the moment as well. >> even the basics are so expensive. it goes further than that though i agree it does. >> the cost of living crisis is hitting everybody. yeah, this issue of poverty is hitting the lowest of the low in society, and that is it's abhorrent and it should not be happening. >> gordon brown's the only person he's really talking about is and he always has done . and i is and he always has done. and i think this is going to be a big problem.

lives of six people when there was a collision between a car and motorbike on da 60 a 61 between barnsleyst to the families are desperate for answers as to how their loved ones died. fiuch desperate for answers as to how their loved ones died.— desperate for answers as to how their loved ones died. such a sad sto . here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. this morning to starting off cloudy but the cloud will break through the day and sunny spells will develop with isolated showers. tomorrow will be similar and on thursday some of us will see when. this morning we have a fair bit of a cloud around. when will ease. the showers across the north of scotland will also ease. you can see how more sunny spells developed. as temperatures rise there will be more isolated showers. the cloud slows to break across parts of the south—east compared with the rest of the country. the west coast and east coast are favoured for a lot of sunshine. what you will find it inland will be much warmer than it will be on the coast. if you are tempted to go to any of the posts to these are the sea tempera

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