cities of bradford has - in bradford especially in inner cities of bradford has not - in bradford especiallydford has not got any hetten _ cities of bradford has not got any better. �* ., , ., ., better. but it does the health of derived better. but it does the health of deprived and — better. but it does the health of deprived and disadvantaged - deprived and disadvantaged communities that is at stake. education remains a big issue, too. the reality of families in peoples lives and some of the no deprived neighbourhoods is that can be quite gritty and those influences might not always exist. 0ne gritty and those influences might not always exist. one of the things we have tried to do through the bradford stories festival is been children and young people together from a range of different neighbourhoods team might not already have the opportunity to do that. forthem already have the opportunity to do that. for them to discover their own stories, talk about their own experiences, really sort of make literacy acceptable.— literacy acceptable. whilst there are still challenges _ literacy accep

thank you for that, bradford at the moment. thank you for that. danny _ bradford at the moment.in _ bradford at the moment. thank you for that, danny savage in bradford. | a woman who suffered life—changing injuries after being hit by a car says her two—year—old daughter was saved by her husband throwing her out of the way. jenna 0'neill was airlifted to hospital after being hit at a festival in north wales at the weekend. she praised her husband stephen's quick reactions for saving ayla and said he was a hero. back to the olympics, and what a night it was for the family of team gb's gold medal winner tom dean. they watched him triumph from the family home in maidenhead in berkshire, and our sports correspondent eleanor roper has been to meet them. it's an all—nighter, but not like any other. tom's family this morning, having still not been to bed. wild cheers this was the scene last night as tom swam his way to olympic gold. hours later, and his family still can't leave it. —— believe it. i can't even put it into words. it's just like the most amazing thing... oh, i'm going to

so i dealt with and it was the 1970 when i was growing up there in bradford. so you had a large pakistani in indian population that had come to bradford and, but then on because of that, you also had a lot of racism and you had a lot of the national front was very popular time and you had a lot of people. so, you know, my, we struggled with, with different things around that. but like i had some of my grade formative experiences in that town and you know, like all those memories of those, you know, all those the 1st crush you ever had. the 1st friends you ever made, you know, those, those school kids that used to hang out with, you know, and i'm going to start singing a, tom waits song and the 2nd, you know, i mean, it's like, it's that those are the memories that i have of bradford and even though when i went back and it was funny, i went back as an adult to visit the place after having lived in america for almost 20 years. and i went back because i hadn't ever gone back and it's sort of felt like this. distant memory of my childhood, you know, and i went bac

so a mining town, an industrial mining town called bradford. it's in west yorkshire and no been but if i you have been know i'm from pittsburgh. so i know the i know the rhythms of the steel mining town stuff like so. so imagine pittsburgh, but with like, 50 times more smog and dirt in the air and not a place that you know you need to rush to. but that's where i grew up and my dad had a little corner shop and he and it was like a working class sort of, you know, middle class working class childhood. and then in the early eighty's, my dad got a bug in his bonnet to to because bonnets is what we wore to be moved to america. he was, we're going to america when he wanted to move to canada originally. and then you realize, well, canada is just as cold as england, so screw that. and so then he had a friend who will 1st he wanted to move to west palm beach. and this whole plan. i'm going to go to west palm beach. we're going to set up who's going to open a bike store in a mall. he never written a bike before in his life like he, i don't know what he w

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it appears that child sexual exploitation is very much still ongoing here in bradford at the moment.age. the latest government figures show covid infections have fallen for the seventh day in a row. there were just over 23 and a half thousand new cases in the latest 24—hour period, which means on average, there were 32,833 per day in the last week. 131 deaths were recorded in the last 2a hours, meaning on average, 69 deaths were recorded per day in the last week. there are now more than 5,900 patients in hospital with covid—19. more than 88% of uk adults have now had theirfirstjab and nearly 71% are now fully vaccinated. our health correspondent, catherine burns, has been giving us some background to the latest figures. starting with the positive news, a week of those case numbers falling. actually, that 23,000 you talked about for case numbers today, that's less than half of numbers ten days ago, so we can see that things, in terms of case numbers, are absolutely moving in the right direction. but there's always a lag between people getting sick and then going on to go to hospital,

officials in bradford said they accepted more needed to be done.pondent emma glasbey. how old were you when you went into care? i was 12, just turning 13 and i was about 13 when the abuse started happening. it was outside the gates of a bradford children's home that gangs of men would pick fiona up, drive her across the city and sexually abuse her. now 27, fiona lives with the trauma of her past. my mental health is severely impacted. i've lost everything i own multiple times because of having to move for safety reasons or to just be able to get away from the memories. my children have suffered because i haven't been able to give them the life i would have wanted to give them and obviously my eldest daughter got adopted because of the fact i was getting abused. i've missed out on most of her life. it's very hard sometimes, looking back at the loss, and nothing will ever give me that back. fiona was often missing from the children's home, she sometimes came back bruised or even saying she had been sexually abused. but the abuse continued. there were

it bradford. -- how widespread is this issue. , bradford. -- how widespread is this issue. . issue.nprotected and are still being abused. how can that be the case? i still being abused. how can that be the case? ~ ., ., , the case? i think the authorities would say there _ the case? i think the authorities would say there is _ the case? i think the authorities would say there is certainly - the case? i think the authoritiesl would say there is certainly much wider awareness of this issue in old times across the uk now since we've had the revelations from places like rochdale and rotherham. i think there are much stronger measures in place to look after looked after children as they are known. those that are in children's homes, those are to be looked after by the authorities and much more effort goes on for the warning signs that people are trying to win their trust and take them away from their protected environment. but what this report highlights as these young people were filled by the authorities and the adults are supposed to look after them. one child got married at the age o

authorities in bradford, including police and council leaders, have apologised for failing to protectd �*80s has been hearing from lord clarke, who served as both health minister and health secretary during the 1980s. so far, around 3,000 people are thought to have died, after being given blood treatments containing hiv and hepatitis—c. our health correspondent jim reed has more details. jason evans is 31—years—old. his father was the same age when he died, after being given a treatment he thought would transform his life. there are very few home videos i have where he is actually on camera, especially because, you know, he was aware that he'd lost a lot of weight, you know, what aids does to the body. thousands more of haemophiliacs were infected with hiv and hepatitis after being given contaminated blood products. their relatives have been looking for answers ever since. how did it happened, why did it happen, who is responsible, why hasn't anyone been held to account? and one of those people that i personally feel is to blame is ken clarke. lord clarke was the minister responsible

right and familiar land predict but the sentiments that the sustained them are recorded by governor bradfordes must be both enterprise and overcome with courage. and behind them lay the mighty oceans separating them from the world that they know and before them lay in untamed wilderness three half centuries later, that wilderness has been transformed. i continent once remote and isolated, now supports the mighty nation, a nation built by those who also dared to reach for the unknown. the discovery of this continent was unprecedented. and opened the eyes of mankind showing them that the world was bigger than they thought freedom nations first was unprecedented as well. any form of government was begun which would allow change by future generations yet secure basic rights to men and women. the chance to earn property was given to those who have never had property grading education to those who never been educated. and in the world americans had to be any hard with a do-it-yourself society. fascination with the machines to light in the labor and increase production began very early. the practic

robin bradford reports from shanghai on a relationship to one entrepreneur toward the bbc was all about. china is ruled from beijing, but it was here, gathering at this very spot in shanghai, that the communists began their push for power. 100 years on with around 90 million members, some are still as fervent in their following. this man checks a special app on the ideas of china's current leader every morning. translation: the first thing to do when i wake up - is to answer the test questions. of course, it is meaningful- so your mindset will be loosened. china's communist have evolved. well, most have. xijinping has been china's chief communist for almost over a decade. the precise role of private enterprise and private money here is still uncertain. take a look at shanghai's skyline, it is littered with numerous examples of tall, strong, private companies. but the government controlled firms with their party links, they are usually nearby. the government and the communist party control key areas of industry here, for private firms of the vast bulk of enterprise now, they create most

the police say races, social media posts were directed at market. bradford jaden sanchez bouquet of the miss penalties held italy when the game england coach garris southgate has called the abuse unforgiveable while in italy, the returning heroes of the victorious euro 2020 squad have delighted fence with an open top boss to it through rome. a plan parade was cancelled because of corona virus concerns, but also meeting president sergio material of the italian players and so showed off the trophy a top team bar as they made the short journey to be received by prime minister. maria, dragging and 1000 turned out to chatham. so you wrote 2020 has wrapped up after a month of sporting thrills and bills and also some shocks. let's take a look back at some of the stand out moments from the tournament. the, the euros began with a colorful fire display, as eventually when a italy big turkey in the opening match in rome. but football was soon shaken to its core. kristian ericsson needed to be revived on the pitch after a cardiac arrest in denmark. first game, restarting the match was controversial

the police say raises social media posts were directed at marcus, bradford, jaden, santa mikaya, saca after their miss penalties. help italy when the game england coach garrett southgate has called the b unforgivable. meanwhile, the returning heroes of italy's victorious euro 2020 squad have delighted fence with an impromptu open top bus to a through run a plan parade was canceled because of corona virus concerned, but also meeting president sergio matter. ella, the italian players and stuff showed off the trophy and help that team bus as they made the short journey to be received by prime minister, maria draggy and 1000, turned out to cheer them. now imagine a world without coffee apples or tomatoes. according to the un, this is an entirely unthinkable given the steady decline in b populations all over the world. be active pollinators for many of our favorite fruits and fewer bays means less food. well, that's prompted a new braid of b. rescue is malaysia. it's not a job for the faint of heart when he's not working his day job as a software developer. oil and shares often hands deep

we begin the day with angle and medical in britain on a mission to reset relation strain by bradford. it's your last official visit to the u. k. before she steps down, as the german chancellor nickle held wide ranging talked with the british prime minister. and there was, of course, time for tea with the queen at windsor castle, the forest johnson on a charm offensive as he well pims the use longest serving leader. this is angular mad, cause 3rd visit to check is the country residence. the british prime ministers far is johnson is the 5th british need a she's dealt with in her 16 years in german chancellor and her last. she prepares to step down in september angular on behalf of the u. k. i want to thank you for your truly historic commitment, not just to the u. k. germany relationship, but to global diplomacy. more generally, you can, this meeting was about researching relations between germany and the u. k. after the tensions of bricks it last him also after britain exit from the you. it's a good opportunity to open a new chapter in german, british relations and find practical ways

diplomatic edison, dutch newspaper, and see i think that's an old, an island where ongoing disputes of a bradford trade issues are fueling old tensions pro bressard groups angry about restrictions on goods sent from the rest of the u. k. that's re kendall fears of sectarian violence in the province. the wi burg mass reports from the capital belfast west support for paramilitary groups is resurfacing. these people want to remain heart of the united kingdom. the protest march runs along the outskirts of spells false and was forbidden by the police. but they are demonstrating nonetheless, because they feel the british government has given up on northern ireland. we have not got a partition, eric shade something the people in ulster have for, for, for hundreds of years is the re, me in part of the united kingdom. and now we find ourselves divided from the united kingdom with no consent were produced by blood. but the blood flows for your patients, but as our possession of the united kingdom, no, we're no longer part of united kingdom for the part of it, because our constitutional law laws are brussel

i've seen shot he is a senior lecture in the middle east politics at the university of bradford. he says that ron is trying to increase its bargaining power, especially as it negotiates the terms of your own nuclear deal with the us. the uranium are very much interested to reach an agreement with the united state because the economy, they think a lot of the problem was because, you know, they don't want to economy given to the united states. they tried to call it increase the bargaining by putting more pressure on when the united states is very much similar to what was happening into the 2015 just before reaching an agreement . b g is wrong. try to increase its bargaining hour by creating the instability and security in the region. particularly the situation have changed . it seems that despite the fact that you have the wrong morally, is repeating the same type by targeting very little individual goals and trying to make this ration more. and the reason we, we have a number that you're active basically connected the to i, r g c or allies are american forces. in india, i have gon

i've seen shot he is a senior lecturer in middle east politics, university of bradford does the attack is the latest and a tit for tat shadow wars. he describes it between israel and iran, where vessels in the gulf region, often targeted with an off would be to so called shudder. what will be transformed has been on a change and to date on like what was happening 5 or 6 years ago. the other will no longer get rely on only proxy or maybe 567 iran and that, that it will avoid any kind of direct confrontation what the or did all the years, both iran and israel. i tried to go beyond basically deprived the proxy, piloted and directly also a number of occasions that intelligent forces have targeted in nuclear scientists. in fact, you're on or even targeted damien nuclear facility. symbolic way is the latest country in southern africa, planning to dispatch soldiers help fight an arm group and they bring mozambique. government says fight affiliated with. i still have been operating in parts of comp delgado since 2017. they've been destroying villages and kidnapping local residents that harm la

while there are risks to those who ride them unsafely, like this scooter on a motorway near bradford,hen he found his route blocked by an abandoned scooter. phil being phil, got— off his mobility scooter to move it, the scooter was too heavy, forced him back down - on the road and it fell on top of him and broke his hip. - the resultant effect _ was he had to go into hospital and he never came out. he died 12 days later. dennis has delivered a petition to number 10, calling on the government to stop the hire schemes. these are just some of the scooters he has found abandoned nearby. to rub salt into the wound, - when we were doing my brother's funeral arrangements, - there was one parked right outside the doorway to get into the funeral directors. i i was beside myself. i was so angry, ijust didn't know really. . the response from inside me was horrendous, you know? i in a statement, the department for transport said, "we continue to engage with vulnerable road user groups to help shape rules on top of existing safety features such as compulsory horns and bells and ensuring trial area

they action, shall he from the university of bradford. thank you. we appreciate your time. check on the weather is next. and then china covered 900, right? driven by the delta vary raises down for other asia pacific countries pursuing a 0 virus strategy. joining forces more true to northern mozambique to fight an armed group. there are fears though it will make a humanitarian crisis. ah, ah hello, good to see you. we're gonna start saw that sub continent or southwest monsoon, a bit of a breather for the west coast, which as we know has been hit particularly hard. now the monsoon rains are concentrating toward rochester and much per dash on sunday. next, i want to take you to bangladesh. we know the southern portion of the country just hammered by these monsoon rains. difficult to get around as well as some people using rats to navigate the waters there. and you know what more heavy rain is in the forecasts as we head toward sunday now and time you see yellow on our map. those are the heavier pulses of rain with some under storms mixed in there. so we just get buckets of rai

assisting the tanka i've seen show he is a senior lecturer in middle east politics, university of bradford and says, the attack is the latest and the tit for tat shadow wars. he describes it between israel and iran, where vessels in the gulf region have been targeted over the last 2 years. so shall we will be, transform has been on a change and to date on like what was happening 5 or 6 years ago. the other will no longer get rely on only at proxy, maybe $5.00 to $7.00 get iran. and that, that, that it will void any kind of direct confrontation, what the, or did all the we did, both iran and israel. i tried to go beyond basically deprived the proxy, piloted and directly with that also a number of occasions that intelligent for the top target in nicholas scientists. in fact, you're on board even corrugated damien nuclear facility. when out of france, where tens of thousands of people are protesting against so called vaccine passports, the 3rd consecutive we can, the demonstrations have taken place as the government is trying to make a health past compulsory bars and restaurants. but activist

earlier, i spoke with the current chairman of hersham, dave bradford, who told me more about luke shaw'so another club before being scouted for southampton. it was his first football club at hersham, his first trophy. that is kind of our accolade. we are really pleased that he started here and just went on to bigger and better things. what does it mean for the boys and girls starting out in football at your place having luke shaw played there? it is unbelievable. with him being a local lad, theyjust want to be the next luke shaw or harry maguire or whatever and there has been a massive influx of people wanting to join the club, notjust mine but clubs up and down the country. it has been massive push for grassroots. why do you think this england team is so relatable? i think they are approachable. they want to win, they are definitely doing it for the badge and country, i think you find with a lot of footballers people say they are selfish, but i don't feel that it all with this team. they have a fabulous manager and theyjust really gelled. i feel like we know about things like them growi

bradford. did you come through todayjust for this? because you saw it on my story? that's mad.cially to see her busk. yeah. these are different days. literally. it'sjust the power of social media, isn't it? what a life! that's my original song. # i saw you out and you both turned around # you walked away. # so i hope you find the one that you're looking for.# this guy's singing along. # i guess it was all in my mind.# i've got it as my ringtone. it's one of them rare songs that you can associate with, it don't matter who you're with or where you are. it just... it's almost a healing song for me. this is so different to busking of the past, isn't it? yeah. do you know what? it's good. i'm not sure how she's not been picked up before. i absolutely love her to death. liv has now quit herjob in a kindergarten to concentrate on music full time. it's the online busking, which helped to secure a manager and a deal to release her own songs on spotify. i want to kind of be an artist, really. and that is very, very possible with the platform i built on social media. so the power of socia

having taken bradford in 2012. midwest, sorry, in 2012. splitting any potential vote, mo? vote in terms of splitting any potentialvote, mo?- potentialvote, mo? george galloway — potentialvote, mo? george galloway has... _ potentialvote, mo? george galloway has... sorry, - potentialvote, mo? george galloway has... sorry, was| potentialvote, mo? george - galloway has... sorry, was that to me? — galloway has... sorry, was that to me? ., ., ., ., ., to me? you go ahead and mo, we will come — to me? you go ahead and mo, we will come to _ to me? you go ahead and mo, we will come to you. _ to me? you go ahead and mo, we will come to you. he _ to me? you go ahead and mo, we will come to you. he has - to me? you go ahead and mo, we will come to you. he has stood i will come to you. he has stood in this constituency, _ will come to you. he has stood in this constituency, in - will come to you. he has stood in this constituency, in this - in this constituency, in this by—election, with the explicit aim of— by—election, with the explicit aim of forcin

ed bradford on twitter with a wonderful chart of fives-30's. this is fascinating.ond peak came on may 13 for the yield curve. that is important because that was a single day after the april cpi report. that steepness in the curve, since we got that come of this curve has been rolled over. it has been flatter. if it is peak in fishing -- it is peak inflation fears that are core here. take a look at the piece about the yield curve and what some of the people on wall street are saying about it. here's a stat for you. citi did the work. they looked back pre-2008 when the yield curve peaked on average, 12 months before the first rate hike. think about that for a moment. have we already seen the peak of the yield curve in america? it is kind of difficult to get your head around because the cycle is moving so quickly. tom: i agree. i think we will have so much more clarity after earnings season and after some of the hard data comes in out of not only the next fed meeting, but the next two or three fed meetings as well. jonathan: this chart right here, fives tens -- fives

we can speak now to dave bradford, who is the current chairman of hersham. hello to you, dave.aw has had a very good judgment, particularly in that last game. for me, particularly in that last game. for me. player _ particularly in that last game. for me. player of _ particularly in that last game. er?" me, player of the tournament. he has really stood out for me. a local lad at hersham. really stood out for me. a local lad at hersham-— really stood out for me. a local lad at hersham. what is his relationship with hersham? _ at hersham. what is his relationship with hersham? unfortunately, - at hersham. what is his relationship with hersham? unfortunately, not. at hersham. what is his relationship with hersham? unfortunately, not aj with hersham? unfortunately, not a ve bi with hersham? unfortunately, not a very big one- _ with hersham? unfortunately, not a very big one- he _ with hersham? unfortunately, not a very big one. he started _ with hersham? unfortunately, not a very big one. he started his - very big one. he started his grassroots footballing career at hersham. he the

looks like the takeover going ahead, morrisons would remain a stand—alone company with its hq in bradfordection of travel from what fortress is a saying today is following the existing strategy, opening more stores, developing the online sign of the business. we all know that has been a big developing area in the past year. there is a big shake—up going on in the grocery market at the moment, a lot is to do with the growth of online ordering and delivering. there will certainly be a desire to increase that offering and make the most of it, i think. ., ~ , ., , offering and make the most of it, i think. ., ~ i. , . the headlines on bbc news... england prepares to take on ukraine later in the hope of winning a place in the euro semi—finals for the first time in 25 years. supermarket chain morrisons accepts a multibillion pound takeover bid by a us investment group led by the owner of majestic wine. britain�*s main doctors�* union urges the government to keep some social distancing measures in place after the 19th ofjuly when all coronavirus restrictions are due to be scrapped. doctors are c

this comes from bradford which is now part of hazel and it was used some of this material was used in the book about the epidemic and put out by daniel. about the disease there. here's a page my book. here is the philadelphia newspaper that was talking about. and like all newspapers, commercial newspapers, the front page, then have a lot of been entered information about the epidemic including information from the mayor and from other city officials. this is a very simple little thing that was entrusted with the care of the homes belonging to citizens to move to the country requested higher buckets that belong to those families to the courthouse with a will be placed in the care of the constable. should they be ready for use in case of fire so this is protocols that deal with disease and people are in their homes. in the doctors right off newspaper about cures and sometimes advertise for the summit to add the paper from doctor benjamin rush about his mercury urging it and sweating powers advertised by two pharmacists in the city of philadelphia. the last example, a letter from an ordi

thank you, curtis bradford, for sharing your comments. could we get the next caller, please? >> hi [inaudible] we are in the middle of an environmental climate change crisis, and it's important that we switch to public transportation modes. during the pandemic, many people began to take more private vehicles because of safety and other concerns, but with the economy reopening, muni service has really not kept pace. a lot of workers are faced with daytime, even, and night time public transportation options, and they've been adding back some services in the evening, but it really continues to lack that prepandemic evening service, which is unfortunately limiting transportation options for many workers and small business patrons. so now that people are ready to make trips again, it's disastrous that there's so many gaps in service in these routes that we're discussing. this means that riders are often forced to depend on services like uber and lyft. until that happens, the sfmta is putting the future of public transit in san francisco in jeopardy. thank you for your time. >> cle

i think of the reverend robert bradford, the memberfor of the reverend robert bradford, the member for, of the reverend robert bradford, the memberfor south belfast, murdered member for south belfast, murdered in memberfor south belfast, murdered in his advice centre, for whom no one has been brought tojustice. like the former prime minister, i want to take the path to reconciliation, but i cannot believe that the path to reconciliation is made easier when we sacrifice justice. and i think that the victims have to be at the centre of this, and i would urge the secretary of state in taking forward his proposals to listen to their voices. this must be a victim centred process. it cannot be at their expense. i want northern ireland to move forward. i want that young generation to see a northern ireland that looks to the future, and not living in the past. but the rule of law is important, and upholding the rule of law, after all that we have been through in northern ireland, is important. justice is important. yes, truth is important as well, but i think the secretary of state, mr speaker

an independent review of child sexual exploitation in bradford has found that some children "remain unprotected council care, says it makes for "distressing" reading. here's danny savage. this did concentrate on five young people who grew up as children in this city, who were known to social services, who, after reading this, you can see were repeatedly let down by adults whose job it was to keep them safe. one of them referred to as anna said of her experiences, "if only authorities had done what was recommended for me," and that recommendation was to send her to a secure unit. instead, aged 15, this report said she was allowed to marry her abuser in an islamic ceremony, and then go on and live with his family. and it's alleged that her social worker attended that ceremony when she was just 15 years old. now, truly a story to parrot on about. sarah white returned home in mid—june to find she had been burgled. they'd taken a number of things, including jewellery, but what hurt the most was that the thieves had taken her 20—year—old african grey parrot sky. but the parrot was to much to much of

well, we can now speak to gemma walker from bradford, who's worked in the travel industry since she wasthat's right, since i was 17 years old, a very long time. we that's right, since i was 17 years old, a very long time.— that's right, since i was 17 years old, a very long time. we were brush over how long — old, a very long time. we were brush over how long that _ old, a very long time. we were brush over how long that is _ old, a very long time. we were brush over how long that is and _ old, a very long time. we were brush over how long that is and just - old, a very long time. we were brush over how long that is and just talk- over how long that is and just talk about what this has meant to you the last year plus of kind of being paid but not working, being fitted about what you are allowed to do and also knowing some of your colleagues were still working in the office. yes. still working in the office. yes, absolutely- _ still working in the office. yes, absolutely. the _ still working in the office. yes, absolutely. the furlough - still working in the office. 1a: absolutely. the f

and i'm alsojoined by humayun islam, founder of the bangla bantams, a football fan group based in bradfordu individually, how are you feeling? very nervous but excited at the same time. this is a one in a million opportunity for me to be able to go to wembley and watch england at this stage. really excited.— stage. really excited. pre-match nerves are _ stage. really excited. pre-match nerves are kicking _ stage. really excited. pre-match nerves are kicking in _ stage. really excited. pre-match nerves are kicking in already. - stage. really excited. pre-match nerves are kicking in already. it l stage. really excited. pre-match| nerves are kicking in already. it is a semifinah — nerves are kicking in already. it is a semifinal. it is a big stage. we had heartbreak in moscow in 2018. i think we _ had heartbreak in moscow in 2018. i think we can do it but it isjust that_ think we can do it but it isjust that tension, pre—match tension. i know_ that tension, pre—match tension. i know we _ that tension, pre—match tension. i know we can — that tension, pre—match tension. i know we can do it but

dave bradford. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. it is still pretty cloudy but that will lead to thundery showers and they are most likely to develop across parts of wales and northern england. more showers arriving in scotland, the odd one for northern ireland. brightening up in the south—west of the few showers, still cloudy in the south—east but the rain and drizzle we are seeing at the moment slowly fading away, so the weather improving at wimbledon. top temperature day probably in glasgow at 23 degrees away from those showers. still some heavy and thundery ones this evening, tending to fade overnight, it does become drive everywhere. a lot of cloud around overnight, quite low cloud so it will be a bit misty in places and we will see temperatures down to ii or 12 degrees typically. quite a cloudy start again tomorrow. again, it will brighten up in many places, some sunshine coming through, heavy showers more likely across northern england, scotland, northern ireland, some more cloud coming back into wales and the south—west brin

while there are risks to those who ride them unsafely, like the scooter on a motorway near bradford,e it, the scooter was too heavy, full steam back down on the road and it fell on top of him and broke his hip. the resultant effect was he had to go into hospital and he never came out — he died 12 days later. dennis has delivered a petition to number 10, calling on the government to stop the hire schemes. these are some of the scooters he has found abandoned nearby. to rub salt into the wound, when we were doing my brother's funeral arrangements with them as one parked right outside the doorway to get into the funeral directors. i was beside myself. i was so angry, ijust didn't know really. the response from inside me was horrendous, you know? in a statement the department for transport said we continue to engage with vulnerable road user groups to help shape rules on top of existing safety features like compulsory horns and bells and ensuring trial areas have sufficient parking to avoid street clutter. the headlines on bbc news... after months of uncertainty and last minute controver

in pre—set why does it need to have one in five working age people rose in bradford next door at theevel up across the whole of the uk, not just because that is morally right, but because if we fail, we are simply squandering vast reserves of human capital and failing to allow people to fulfil their potential and we are holding our country back. today i wanted to talk again about that project of levelling up and define it more closely in advance of a white paper later this year that will set out our plan to level up. we should begin by stressing in all humility that this is a huge undertaking that many governmentss have debated about and double din before and have been some the overall results are disappointing. —— dabbled in before. it could be so very different. we do not need to look at what has happened in the old east germany, we can look at our own history and the ability of places to recover and regenerate. without natural resources, without discovering gold or oil under their streets. look at london, we should never forget that our national capital suffered a 50 year period o

bradford. did you come through todayjust for this? because you saw it on my story? that's mad.o you've come from bradford especially to see her busk. yeah. these are different days. literally. it'sjust a part of social media, isn't it? —— it'sjust the power of social media, isn't it? what a life! that's my original song. # i saw you out and you both turned around # you walked away. # so i hope you find the one that you're looking for.# this guy's singing along. # i guess it was all in my mind.# i've got it as my ringtone. it's one of them rare songs that you can associate with, it don't matter who you're with or where you are. it just... it's almost a healing song for me. this is so different to busking of the past, isn't it? yeah. do you know what? it's good. i'm not sure how she's not be picked up before. i absolutely love her to death. liv has now quit herjob in a kindergarten to concentrate on music full time. it's the online busking, which helped to secure a manager and a deal to release her own songs on spotify. i want to kind of be an artist, really. and that is very, ve

to be from my bank fraud department and he said that people had been trying to use my card up in bradfordconversation. tell me your name again. i didn't catch it. mr richard jones, sir. regarding the safeguarding process. i am just going to place you on hold while we start that process, 0k? thank you very much for your patience. 0k, 0k. so what do you need from me then? just launch your mobile app for me but do not log in. this is onlyjust for the safeguarding process. it might have a lot of information. richard, richard... ..because of that phishing scam. richard, i am not taken in by this. i think other people might be, though. and that does worry me. scammers have been cashing in since the pandemic. according to which, three out of five people have received fake delivery texts in the past year. we are all working from home and using technology so much more. even people who were not shopping online or banking online and have been forced into that and we are seeing a lot of scams come through. i do not believe you are calling from first direct. i do actually wonder... ..how many vulnerab

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