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. >> welcome back in beverley in east yorkshire , a charity is east yorkshire, a charity is playing anity lift helps connected. community lift helps to ferry people around the rural area, making sure that they stay in touch with friends and family and are able to keep up their hobbies. the group has been going since 1970, and as anna riley reports, they are on the hunt for new volunteers . hello, steve. >> the beverley community lift, the charity that's been transporting elderly, disabled and isolated people around east yorkshire for more than 50 years, providing door to door travel for shopping trips, medical appointments and days out. >> it fills a gap in a rural community where buses are scarce and taxis are costly. pensioners mary webber and carol smith depend on the service you're out in the boondocks, i keep saying where i am anyway . where i am anyway. >> there's no no transport in like enfield except we have no shop, we have no post office. we're you know, like enfield's got nothing. no pub even you don't want to keep asking people to do shopping for you or , or to do shopping

it is really exciting here this evening and i am joined from beverley.ear seems a _ chinese new year. yes, definitely, this year seems a lot _ chinese new year. yes, definitely, this year seems a lot more - chinese new year. yes, definitely, | this year seems a lot more people. people _ this year seems a lot more people. people appreciate more chinese new year and _ people appreciate more chinese new year and the culture and being the city with— year and the culture and being the city with so— year and the culture and being the city with so multiculturalism. people — city with so multiculturalism. people are coming out to celebrate these _ people are coming out to celebrate these important festivals. you people are coming out to celebrate these important festivals.— these important festivals. you said ou have these important festivals. you said you have noticed _ these important festivals. you said you have noticed a _ these important festivals. you said you have noticed a lot _ these important festivals. you said you have noticed a lot more - these impo

yeah on the bus. >> beverley community lift, the charity that's been transporting elderly, disabled andound east yorkshire for more than 50 years, providing door to door travel for shopping trips , medical appointments and trips, medical appointments and days out. it fills a gap in a rural community where buses are scarce and taxis are costly. pensioners mary webber and carol smith depend on the service you're out in the boondocks, i keep saying where i am anyway . keep saying where i am anyway. >> there's no no transport in like enfield except we have no shop. we have no post office. we're, you know, like enfield's got nothing . no pub even you got nothing. no pub even you don't want to keep asking people to do shopping for you or , or to do shopping for you or, or take you shopping, even . and you take you shopping, even. and you want to be independent as much as you can. and this, this is gives you independence . it's gives you independence. it's good for hospital visits. you always know where to drop it , always know where to drop it, where to go, where to pick you up . so i can't s

. >> climate minister and mp for beverley and holderness, graham stewart, is calling for a referendumi can get the assurance from them that guarantee a plebiscite that they guarantee a plebiscite for local people here in holderness if we're going to host it , let the people here host it, let the people here decide, say it's in cumbria and lincolnshire are also being considered , but developments are considered, but developments are a long way off. >> it could take up to 15 years for a final decision. >> anna riley . gb news. >> anna riley. gb news. >> anna riley. gb news. >> good report there, isn't it worrying though? let's see what my panel make of this one. okay i'm going to come to you first on this one. emma now, i think it's a bit mean to say nimbyism. not in my back yard, because i wouldn't want that in my backyard either. >> no, completely i completely >> no, i completely i completely sympathise , sympathise with them. i mean, you'd bit mad. not to be you'd be a bit mad. not to be slightly concerned about nuclear facility put underneath facility being put underneath your area

and they've alison hammond, they've given us alison hammond, beverley knight, lenny henry. what more do you want. >> a very point. >> that's a very good point. okay let's get another question now adriana. adriana. now from, uh, adriana. adriana. hi adriana. >> andrina. yes. >> andrina. yes. >> andrina. yes. >> andrina . >> andrina. >> andrina. >> um, my question is, should the menopause be classed as disability? >> so . so, andrina i'm going to >> so. so, andrina i'm going to come to you in a second on this. so the equalities watchdog says employers could be sued for disability discrimination if they do not make reasonable adjustments menopausal adjustments for menopausal women. would include, women. and that would include, you being allowed work you know, being allowed to work from home, um, changing the office that kind of office temperature, that kind of thing. , i think thing. now, andrina, i think you're more qualified to talk than i am. i'm i'm this isn't going to me. do you think going to affect me. do you think that women do need more that this women do need more pr

we're very collection very proud of our bin collection service, she and service, beverley, she says. recycling. don't have to rinse the metal versus the plastic versus the paper like we do, or you recycling in one your black bin. rubbish another your rubbish in another and your green another. green in another. >> what about that brilliant, horrible little brown bin for the which and the food which is too small and the food which is too small and the knock it over? the foxes knock it over? >> can't use that. i'm afraid >> i can't use that. i'm afraid i mind admitting that. and i don't mind admitting that. and um, our men wonderful, um, our bin men are wonderful, says worcestershire says john in worcestershire prompts temper. prompts regular and good temper. just clear, we don't want just to be clear, we don't want to criticise the actual bin people. it's the bin men. the local authority . it's the local local authority. it's the local authorities. those people who get up at the crack of dawn in all weathers help us. we all weathers to help us. we appreciate work. it's appreciate your

. >> i'm so beverley, you've left me nothing to say. >> i've got to make a change. >> i've got to makee chris hoy and of course. yeah, but look, i don't know. she's actually been told she can compete in an open entrance race. that. compete in an open entrance rac> but the point is, what do you mean open? mean by open? >> well, know, there's no >> well, you know, there's no no sort and female, right? sort of male and female, right? you can basically like, you can just basically like, like who go weekend like people who go weekend cycling as they, as they do nothing. wrong that nothing. nothing wrong with that at problem is it's at all. but the problem is it's the same with the parkrun situation. the records situation. all the records that they hold in park and people take this very seriously as they do competitive road cycling. do in competitive road cycling. what's the value and the validity records? if validity of th

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so i think also, i think, beverley, we see our own mortality through people. mortality through famouslity through famous people. >> stars or pop stars, mortality through famous people. >> stars or in pop stars, mortality through famous people. >> stars or in this pop stars, mortality through famous people. >> stars or in this case,p stars, film stars or in this case, monarch , we, we sort of think, monarch, we, we sort of think, oh, it's happened to him. it could happen to me. >> and also got the >> and also we've got the princess of wales who's sick to we're to see her till we're not going to see her till the very earliest easter. and the very earliest easter. and the royal family is prides itself on being very healthy. i mean, the queen went on the idea of a slimmed down monarchy right i >> -- >> i, -- >>i,i >> i, i mean, look as a, as a husband and a father and a grandfather, all of those things i, i wish him well all absolutely . um, i, i wish him well all absolutely. um, but i, i wish him well all absolutely . um, but how i, i wish him well all absolutely. um, but how many people

. >> climate minister and mp for beverley and holderness, graham stewart, is calling for a reference get the assurance from them that they guarantee a plebiscite for local people here in holderness if we're going to host it , let the people here host it, let the people here decide, say it's in cumbria and lincolnshire are also being considered , but developments are considered, but developments are a long way off. >> it could take up to 15 years for a final decision. anna riley, gb news is . riley, gb news is. >> it's got to go somewhere . >> it's got to go somewhere. yeah. it'sjust >> it's got to go somewhere. yeah. it's just it's the safety issue . is it safe reading thing? >> yesterday in one of the papers about chernobyl . so papers about chernobyl. so obviously there's a huge area that's totally evacuated in. humans can't go there, but wildlife is doing incredibly well there. bison and wolves and things like that, roaming, getting on very well without humans . and but they're being humans. and but they're being studied . and one vet who's in studied. and one vet who's in charge

. >> my favourite fish shop is funky fish on beverley road in hull.hould say small portion and we would playing guess the price. and you estimated between what, nine and £11. yeah it was £13. i mean london is expensive. chris got in touch. i was shocked to hear you're paying £13 for a bag of cod and chips in the uk, while retailers are complaining of narrow margins. narrow profit margins. interesting my local english restaurant here in southern spain offers a delicious plate of icelandic cod chips and mushy or garden peas with a slice of lemon for the princely sum of ,7.95, which is less than £7. lemon for the princely sum of ,7.95, wiit:h is less than £7. lemon for the princely sum of ,7.95, wi it also less than £7. lemon for the princely sum of ,7.95, wi it also depends £7. lemon for the princely sum of ,7.95, wi it also depends on >> i suppose. it also depends on portion sizes, as well. uh, liz in carlisle says in longton, near carlisle, we've got a fish shop called the codfather, which is a good that's very popular. >> that one, isn't it? >> that

. >> and i think we'll hear quite a lot about this with andrew and beverley from 9:30 this morning, guysw what you think about manchester united stadium being rebuilt possibly with pubuc being rebuilt possibly with public eamonn. were public money. eamonn. we were just just don't know just thinking i just don't know how they get the public money just thinking i just don't know hovforiey get the public money just thinking i just don't know hovfor it. get the public money bit for it. >> it will be an outrage. >> it will be an outrage. >> there will be protest with pitchforks. >> yes, because. because jim ratcliffe, who's a billionaire who by the way, as a tax exile, who's bought into man wants who's bought into man u wants a taxpayer fund the rebuilding taxpayer to fund the rebuilding of pay for it yourself, mate. yeah flog a player or pay him less. >> no argument, no argument. >> no argument, no argument. >> yeah man u fan over there. of course. yeah of course. >> and what about prince harry? i think if you're a father and your travels through the your son travels through the night to com