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and remembering the bestselling author barbara taylor bradford, who has died at the age of 91. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news — can manchester city break their losing run? we've heard from the maanger today as they look to put things right in the champions league. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a major incident has been declared in northamptonshire this afternoon where severe flooding continues to cause problems. emergency services are rescuing some of the one thousand people cut off in a holiday park as storm bert continues to cause major problems for a third day. 100 flood warnings remain in place, including the severe warning in northamptonshire, meaning there's a danger to life. our east of england correspondentjo black is there. jo. the control rooms for the fire and police service here in northamptonshire have been busy over the weekend and have taken around 850 storm —related calls. you can see over my shoulder a couple of cars that have been abandoned. and just a mile in that direction is billing aquadrome which is technically

william bradford, governor of the plymouth colony, wrote when the system was established and self-reliance rule, the house wives came out of their kitchen and children gave up play time to work in the fields so the family could have more and do better. the fruit of their labors were there, no wonder they were willing to work. who could look at the incentive of ong property and keep the proceeds of one's labor. and that had happened at plymouth had happened in jamestown earlier. students of history will recall the colorful interlude at jamestown with characters such as captain john smith and pocahontas who saved him from the anger of a chief. and this that was established at jamestown and common store house and equal measures for all. and it failed miserably just at plymouth. and in jamestown people almost starved under this. and they had individual responsibilities instead of government property and dependence upon the common store house started the colony on the road to success. what captain smith wrote in his diary. >> after the starvation was averted in jamestown changing to property ow

let's us add to the death of barbara taylor bradford. was one of britain's most successful author, prolific writer, her debut novel sold more than 30 million copies and went to be a huge tv hit. she wrote a total of a0 novels during her career, all of which were bestsellers around the world. she once said she wrote about a mostly ordinary women who go on to achieve the extraordinary, which you could argue was a bit like her. barbara taylor bradford, who was died at the age of 91, there will be many tributes paid to her, and we will bring you some of them when we hear about them. more than 1a0 flood warnings are in place across the uk after storm bert battered britain this weekend. wales�* first minister, eluned morgan, has described the disruption caused as "absolutely devastating". hundreds of homes remain underwater and many roads have been turned into rivers as a result of the torrential downpours — with some areas seeing more than a month's rain in the past a8 hours. vincent mcaviney reports. pontypridd was only under a yellow weathe

phil mackie, bbc news, bradford—on—avon.es in nigeria. doctors convince patients desperate to have a child that they suffer from a rare condition known as a "cryptic pregnancy". after paying large sums of money, they are handed babies which could only have been trafficked. yemisi adegoke. we're on a raid. these police say they're cracking down on brothels and child trafficking. the doors have padlocks on them. the police have been trying to kick them in, but they haven't been able to just yet. it's a really sort of maze of a house. lots of different rooms, lots of different compartments. the authorities say they're worried some of these brothels could be fuelling a lucrative fertility scam that's taking hold. it's called cryptic pregnancy. the term is a recognised medical condition, but its use has been hijacked by sophisticated fraudsters in parts of nigeria, in a scam that preys on desperate couples struggling with fertility and supports an underground trade in newborn babies. a woman is convinced that if she visits a cryp

and author barbara taylor bradford has died.e british journalist-turned-best-selling novelist made her mark while in her 40s with the novel a woman of substance, about a servant girl who rises to become a business tycoon. that arc partly mirrored bradford's own self-made success. she was born to a working class family, and went on to write more than 40 books that touched on themes of love, power and money. she sold some 90 million copies worldwide, and amassed a $200 million fortune. bradford was even featured on a postage stamp. barbara taylor bradford died yesterday at her home in new york. she was 91 years old. still to come on the news hour, donald trump's success among young men illustrates the influence of the online so-called manosphere. tamara keith and amy walter break down the latest political news. and president biden grants his final pardons to turkeys at the white house. >> this is the pbs news hour from the david and rubenstein studio at w eta in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journal

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in bradford on avon, margaret, who's 90, was another one caught out by the rapidly rising waters. up and up, and finally it was time for me to move. so they came and rescued me, which was very nice. for everyone involved in today's rescue efforts, it's been a long, hard and wet slog. same architecture reports. a night out clubbing. what should be a great time can turn into a nightmare. spiking is when drugs or other substances are put into somebody�*s body, making them feel unwell and vulnerable. pills may be added to drinks or loaded needles injected into arms and thighs. lily is 21. she was at a club when she was spiked with a needle, soon after she reported it to the police. i needle, soon after she reported it to the police.— it to the police. i felt a scratch _ it to the police. i felt a scratch in _ it to the police. i felt a scratch in my - it to the police. i felt a scratch in my arm - it to the police. i felt a scratch in my arm and| it to the police. i felt a l scratch in my arm and it it to the police. i felt a - scratch in my arm and it was so quick i looked to my righ

we are watching live images of bradford—on—avon, in wiltshire.ng, so a lot of problems there. let's speak to chris fawkes from bbc weather. in terms of it being a weather offence, how bad in terms of it being a weather offence, how had was storm birds. offence, how bad was storm birds. ~ ., ., , offence, how bad was storm birds. ~ . ., , ., , birds. we had a triple whammy reall of birds. we had a triple whammy really of hazard _ birds. we had a triple whammy really of hazard with _ birds. we had a triple whammy really of hazard with this - really of hazard with this weather system. we had the heavy snow that fell across parts of scotland and north—east england bringing widespread transport disruption, then we had strong winds and this weather front that just did winds and this weather front thatjust did not budge. there were enormous volumes of rain building up. the strongest winds were recorded in wales at 82 miles an hour, but quite widely we had winds reaching the 70 mile an hour gusts. strong enough to bring down some trees in places. the rai

this is on bradford way near camden avenue. pg and e says they've cut off power to a downed power line in that area. it's not clear at this point exactly how that fire started. san francisco. zero emission ferry service is set for a major expansion, thanks to a $55 million grant from the epa. the funding is going to help complete the country's first high speed, zero emission ferry fleet. the money will also be used to build a ferry landing in mission bay. >>>>with this ferry landing, it's going to make it so convenient for people to get to these games, to get to concerts, to get to ucsf, which is located there. >anne>the new ferry landing is going to be a quick walk to chase center, and within a mile from new residential developments and the giants have a new gm it is jack minasian. he has been with the team for the past five seasons, most recently as the vice president of professional scouting. he's going to report to the giants president of baseball operations buster posey. all right, our first alert weather now. darren, we a

and last but not least, derrell bradford, who leads our communications and policies trains and recruits look a little loose nationwide -- leaders nationwide. with this panel, which is an event part of the james q. wilson program here at aei we have a relatively simple show. i will give a quick rundown of the results so far from the top to the bottom of the ballot and then we will have a panel discussion for about one hour and then open it up to questions from our audience here, those on the livestream, and our friends watching on c-span. we want to make sure all of the in person and online can ask questions and you can do that by submitting questions on twitter using the #2024 education. without further ado, i will run through some of the election results. donald trump got 277 electoral votes. harris earned 224. trump won north carolina, pennsylvania, georgia, wisconsin. arizona, nevada, and michigan have not been called. in the senate we have 52 republicans already called and 42 democratic seats in contrast to before the election when democrats had a one-vote majority. there were three

. >>> beloved author barbara taylor bradford has died following a short illness.than 90 million copies worldwide. beginning with her first, a woman of substance, every novel. was a best seller. she was 91. >>> when we come back, robin roberts with elton john. what he reveals here and will he ever record again? (♪) make the most of your season during the kia season of new traditions sales event. gift yourself some savings and visit your local kia dealer today. look out for these stickers to find great deals on vehicles backed by a 10-year, 100,000-mile limited powertrain warranty so you can start new traditions for years to come. get 1.9% apr for up to 60 months, plus $1,000 retail bonus cash on specially tagged 2025 sportage and sorento vehicles. drop everything and get some magic of your own plus $1,000 retail bonus cash on specially tagged during the xfinity black friday sale. xfinity internet customers, our best deals of the year are back! switch to xfinity mobile and get your choice of a free 5g phone, plus your next unlimited line free for a year. get amazing

fire burned through the roof of a fourplex in cambrian neighborhood around 2:30 this afternoon on bradforday. two upstairs units were involved. crews battle the fire from the ground and roof of nearby buildings. one neighbor says they've never seen anything like it. >> i was really worried because i think some of the people i went to high school with lived in those apartments. >> the cause is still under investigation. san jose fire is warning as temps drop, everyone should be careful with heating sources like space heaters. >>> still ahead, day of the dead ismenting loved ones who passed on and now a group in san francisco is making sure lgbtq people are not forgotten. >> we have the opportunity still to acknowledge them, to let folks know that their lives mattered. san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francis

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the colony governor william bradford. but the one at berkeley was the one that was official because it was ordered by england and it was to be done perpetually and annually, which it was. so that makes a difference between the thanksgiving at berkeley, how that's different from the pilgrims and mass jesus and other thanksgivings at the time. plus, it was two years earlier in those days, thanksgivings were prime eerily a part of the new england lifestyle. there was also a lady burton by the name of sarah josepha hale. she was a 73 year old magazine editor, and she had been trying for 15 years to get one of the presidents of the united states to listen to her. she was very well thought of in the united states in those days and quite influential. well, eventually, after 15 years,brah lincoln did listen to her and designated the official thanksgiving day. it was five days after he met with her that he did that. so he was it is said in a washington post article i just read recently that she may have had some influence on h wh

one of momeni's defense attorneys, bradford cohen, says despite their objections to the video playedn court it isn't as damning as prosecutors led on. >> i think this actually hurt them more than it helped them because they made a promise to the jury and that promise was you are going to see this, but i think everyone that was in the room, when they saw that video, it wasn't what they promised. >> reporter: the video was taken by an sfpd officer tasked with surveilling momeni. it shows momeni wearing a black baseball cap and black shirt speaking with a private investigator outside his attorney's office. at one point momeni makes three stabbing movements towards the investigator which appear to match lee's stab wounds. momeni appears to simulate tossing an object, a gesture consistent with surveillance footage that showed him discarding a knife over the fence moments after the stabbing, but the video was far from conclusive, filmed inside an unmarked police car, a light pole partially obstructing the view and there is no audio to explain the context of the conversation. attorney shann

defense attorney, bradford cohen said the video had less of an impact than prosecutors had suggested.what they said they were going to show and what they actually did show. i think they are stark differences between the two. >> reporter: the jury was also shown photos of bob lee, taken the day after his death by a medical examiner who performed his autopsy. he was pictured lying on the metal table. clearly visible as stitches pieced him back together. an assistant medical examiner testified that each of lee's three stab wounds were about one inch wide and three to five inches deep. pictures, attorney shannon duggan said was seared into the eyes of the jury. >> every time the picture is put up of this young man with his chest stitched back together, knowing that he will never take another breath. that's so sobering for the jury. it really brings home what the case is all about, which is the death of a human being. >> and inside the courtroom, bob lee and his former wife, krista, was present to see those graphic autopsy photos. she was seen clutching the hand of her partner as she liste

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sky fox was over the scene on bradford way about 3:00 this afternoon. you can see those flames tore through parts of the second floor. crews say fire destroyed two units while smoke and water made two more uninhabitable. 16 residents were displaced, but thankfully no one was hurt. the cause of the incident is unknown. >> here's a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu.com, one of our top stories. a tobacco shop in oakland says it's been burglarized 13 times in recent years. the latest break it happened tuesday morning. six bay area counties are now requiring face masks to be worn in health care facilities. the mandate only applies to medical buildings where patients are being cared for. and the giants have chosen zach minasian to be the team's next general manager. you can find these stories and more on our website ktvu. dot com. >> a cheer squad in the east bay has made it into a national competition, but they still need some money to pay san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor w

the fire started at around 130 this afternoon at that fourplex on bradford way. the two upstairs units of the house are badly burned. firefighters were able to get the flames under control within a few hours. no word yet on what started that fire. okay, the election day is still four days away, but a lot of people are already standing in line to cast their ballots. contra costa county opened five early voting centers across the county today, and election workers were caught off guard by the number of voters who showed up to cast their ballots. line was out the door at the walnut creek voting center. people waited for over an hour to vote early. they say there's too much at stake to wait until election day. i think the issues are worth it. you know, i'm a first time voter, and i just had to be here for my daughters, you know? and the women in my life, you know, my sisters, nieces, we have seen the enthusiasm for this election because we've had a steady stream of in-person voters since we opened our office for early voting 29 days before the election on monday, oct

the fire broke out at a 4 plex on bradford way shortly after 2 o'clock this afternoon, crews found 2 upstairs units and flames. it took them about an hour to put those flames out. they're now looking into exactly how this fire started. no one was injured. firefighters deemed all 4 units on and habitable. oakland city leaders gathered today to highlight a drop in crime in their city. mayor sheng thao along with the assistant police chief announced a 33% reduction in homicides so far this year. the leaders say oakland is on pace to record one of the biggest reductions in homicides in the city's history. mayor thao adding opd is working without limited resources right now, even with the repeated property crimes and the burglaries in the bradleys, stores. and what have you were seeing that this is a trend across the state. >> and this is by the governor has implemented in sight. that's state legislation around stronger penalties with retail theft. we have very minimal resources for our police department for our department prevention. but again, we wake up every day. we don't say we don't

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. >> and san jose and this fire broke out at a 2 story for flex on bradford way shortly after 2 this afternoon, crews found 2 upstairs units on fire and took them about an hour to knock it down. now, looking into how this started, no one was injured, but firefighters say 4 units were destroyed. >> oakland city leaders say crime is dropping in the town. mayor sheng thao and other city officials announcing today a more than 30% reduction in homicides so far this year. they say oakland's on pace to record one of the biggest reductions in homicides in the city's history, even though mayor thao says oakland police is working with limited resources. >> even with the repeated property crimes in the burglaries in the bradleys, stores. and what have you were seeing that this is a trend across the state and this is why the governor has implemented in sight. that's state legislation around stronger penalties with retail theft. we have very minimal resources for our police department. >> for our department prevention. but again, we wake up every day. we don't say we don't complain about how limi

i got commissioned at the age of 19 and sent off to join the amphibious forces where camp bradford, virginia. this was in february 1944, and i was designated to be a gunnery officer, so they gave me two weeks training and how to be a gunnery officer. and i was assigned to a crew. six other officers who got in there two weeks. and wherever they did and we worked together for two weeks and then we met our crew. all the enlisted men. and we worked with them for two weeks. and we got on a train and went pittsburgh, pennsylvania. and four days after we got there, we got on board the alaska 751 and took off down the ohio river. and where did you end up? well, on that leg of the journey we wound up here in new orleans. i got to see my folks. and because they didn't know where i was and where we were here, off and on for three or four weeks. and then we left to go overseas on straight through, straight to the war, really. we were we stopped in guantanamo bay, coca-cola, panama. we stopped in espiritu santo. and then you hebrides islands. we spent the night in in manus island in the admiralty. and th

one of momeni's defense attorneys bradford cohen says despite their objections to the video played inrosecutors had let on. >> i think this piece of evidence actually hurt them more than it helped them. because they made a promise. they made a promise to the jury and that promise was you are going to see this but i think everyone that was in the room when they saw that video, it was not what they promised. >> reporter: the video was taken by an sfpd officer tasked with surveilling nima momeni in the days after the stabbing and before his arrest. it shows momeni wearing a black baseball cap and black shirt, speaking with a private investigator outside his former attorney's office. at one point, momeni makes three stabbing motions to the investigator which appear to match lee's stab wounds. then appears to simulate tossing an object, a gesture consistent with surveillance video footage that showed him discarding the knife over the fence. but the video was far from conclusive. filmed inside the unmarked police car a light pole partially obstructs the view and there's no audio to explain

. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, that's mark ronson, right there, justin stanley, gerard bradford. [ laughter ] and we would go out, and we would get booed off the stage. [ light laughter ] >> no. >> jimmy: yes, we would. we'd get things -- [ laughter ] you would stick up for us. you would come out afterwards and stick up for us, 'cause we would get things thrown at us. >> oh, jee, yeah. >> jimmy: and we'd get hit with lighters and nickels, and stuff like that. i remember mark -- i remember mark grabbed me, 'cause we had laughed, we'd finished -- i thought it would be funny, we were doing like, "this land is your land" and stuff like that, weird stuff. and then we left, and you know, people throw things at us. and we're leaving, and then mark goes, "dude, just turn around real quick. just look." and some guy was sweeping the garbage off the stage. [ laughter ] and i go, "oh, my god." but then you -- you would go out, and you were nice enough you'd stick up for us. you're like, "give it up for jimmy fallon." and why would you have a a comedian open for you? [ light laughter ] >> i m

and last but not least, derrell bradford, who leads our communications and policies trains and recruits look a little loose nationwide -- leaders nationwide. with this panel, which is an event part of the james q. wilson program here at aei we have a relatively simple show. i will give a quick rundown of the results so far from the top to the bottom of the ballot and then we will have a panel discussion for about one hour and then open it up to questions from our audience here, those on the livestream, and our friends watching on c-span. we want to make sure all of the in person and online can ask questions and you can do that by submitting questions on twitter using the #2024 education. without further ado, i will run through some of the election results. donald trump got 277 electoral votes. harris earned 224. trump won north carolina, pennsylvania, georgia, wisconsin. arizona, nevada, and michigan have not been called. in the senate we have 52 republicans already called and 42 democratic seats in contrast to before the election when democrats had a one-vote majority. there were three

and last but not least, derrell bradford, who leads our communications and policies trains and recruits look a little loose nationwide -- leaders nationwide. with this panel, which is an event part of the james q. wilson program here at aei we have a relatively simple show. i will give a quick rundown of the results so far from the top to the bottom of the ballot and then we will have a panel discussion for about one hour and then open it up to questions from our audience here, those on the livestream, and our friends watching on c-span. we want to make sure all of the in person and online can ask questions and you can do that by submitting questions on twitter using the #2024 education. without further ado, i will run through some of the election results. donald trump got 277 electoral votes. harris earned 224. trump won north carolina, pennsylvania, georgia, wisconsin. arizona, nevada, and michigan have not been called. in the senate we have 52 republicans already called and 42 democratic seats in contrast to before the election when democrats had a one-vote majority. there were three

notable naval james bradford was among those who contributed that mission. was an author, a series editor, and a friend. we mourn recent passing and celebrate his impact on the study of naval history. he would no doubt have enjoyed the audience in the panelists gathered here today. before we begin would be grossly remiss if i did not give a nod to jack taylor, the man for whom this wonderful conference center was named. we simply cannot talk. the battle of late gulf in the jack sea. taylor conference center without understood the great connection that jack taylor fought in battle. if son andy were here today, he no doubt recount some great stories about. his father and his. world war two experiences. i will attempt to recount just one that andy shared with us at the 75th anniversary of the battle late gulf. many of you know, again, one of the largest battles in naval history. the plan, the allied side was to take bombers that fly low, slow against the japanese warships. and essentially that torpedo bombers sitting ducks because of the gunnery capabilities of

the fire broke out a 2 story. 4 plex on bradford way shortly after 2 friday afternoon, crews found 2 of stirs units on fire. it took crews about an hour to put out that blaze. they're now looking into how it started. no one was injured. and that's mandates are back in parts of the bay area. that requirement coming as the cold and flu season arrives was michael thomas reports. >> mainly just for health care workers and only throughout flu season. however, some counties are requiring that visitors and patients mask up as well. face masks must be worn inside hospitals and other health care facilities and skilled nursing homes to prevent the spread of the flu and coronavirus. these mandates are being applied in alameda contra costa, napa, san mateo and santa clara counties with both san mateo and santa clara, also requiring visitors to mask up as well. and in places like santa clara county patients will also be required to mask up during their stay. they're very limited exceptions. and those exceptions are only in a few counties and really only apply to young children. keep in mind, san

but there's also another offender from bradford, and this comes as the widespread discussion about nationalw justice secretary, saying earlier today to gb news that grooming gang perpetrators should be jailed for life. now some of these offenders that you're seeing on your screen now were given sentences of 11 years for convictions of rape and also threats to kill . now, just as threats to kill. now, just as this news has come out today from west yorkshire police, i've been able to reveal today, today that there are also a set of reductions of sentences in rotherham. two offenders, one man called abid sadiq on the left in the red circle and another, mohammed shehab, had their sentences reduced after a judge made an error at a sentencing in sheffield crown court last earlier this month . court last earlier this month. in september, sadiq sentence was reduced by three years to 21 years. he was convicted of raping a girl under the age of 13, and mohammed sayyab had his sentence reduced by one year to 24 years. so a sentence reduction there for those offenders, despite claims being made and dem

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the driver, a 34 year old man from bradford, was treated at the scene but pronounced dead a short time later. the met office has issued amber and yellow weather warnings, as well as 16 flood alerts this morning. winds of up to 105mph were recorded, and 13cm of snow fell in parts of the country in north wales, ten people, five adults and five children have been rescued from a house after a landslide near llangothlin in county down. our northern ireland reporter, dougie beattie has been urging people to take care. >> late last night we. about 3:00 in . the driver, a year morning. the driver, a 34 year old man from bradford, was treated at the scene but pronounced dead a short time later. the met office has issued amber and yellow weather warnings, as well as 16 flood alerts this morning. winds of up to 105mph were recorded, and 13cm of snow fell in parts of the country in north wales, ten people, five adults and five children have been rescued from a house after a landslide near llangothlin in county down. our northern ireland reporter, dougie beattie has been urging people to take care.

the books of barbara taylor bradford. barbara taylor bradford, who has died at the age of 91. and if you want to continue watching the bbc news at ten, please turn over to bbc one, or you can watch on the iplayer. next, it's newsnight. it could be the biggest change in society in decades. which way will mps at westminster vote on the assisted dying bill? and will a new specific criminal offence of spiking reduce the number of attacks? we'll ask two people who've been the victim of it. welcome to newsnight, where each weeknight we bring you insight and interviews live. your panel tonight: conservative mp for harwich and north essex sir bernard jenkin 32 years and counting, i understand? i'm afraid so! find 32 years and counting, i understand? i'm afraid so!— 32 years and counting, i understand? i'm afraid so!— i'm afraid so! and you are still surviving! _ and labour mp for north warwickshire and bedworth rachel taylor. welcome to you. this week, england and wales could see the most important change in legislation since gay marriage or, some say, the 1967 abortion act. the termin

and barbara taylor bradford, the best selling novelist who wrote a woman of substance, has sadly diedday at the age of 91. the leeds born author, who sold more than 90 million books, died peacefully at her home yesterday after a short illness and was surrounded by loved ones to the very end. her family said. taylor bradford, who was often labelled the grand dame of blockbusters, hit the big time when a woman of substance was blockbusters, hit the big time published in 1979, making her an overnight success. those are the latest headlines for now. i'll be back with you for a full round up at the top of the hour. >> thank you sam. now, many, many brits are indicating their anger and frustration with the current labour government by signing a petition calling for yet another general election. now, despite brits heading to the polls five times in the last ten years, they still want another go because over 2.2 million people have now signed this petition demanding yet another one which was launched, accusing the prime minister of going back on his manifesto commitments and currently, as you

. >> the driver, a 34 year old man from bradford, was treated at the scene but pronounced dead a shortime later. west the scene but pronounced dead a short time later . west yorkshire short time later. west yorkshire police has also confirmed that it's currently unclear if this is related to the current weather conditions . the met weather conditions. the met police has issued amber and yellow weather warnings, as well as 16 flood alerts being issued this morning. winds of up to 82mph have been recorded, and 13cm of snow has fallen in some parts of the country. in ireland, the electricity supply board has said that high winds have caused power outages for almost 60,000 customers, and in lancashire, the championship game between blackburn and portsmouth is just one of the games to be postponed. our northern ireland reporter dougie beattie is in county down for us today and has been urging people today and has been urging people to take care . to take care. >> late last night we about 3:00 in the morning. we had snow. now we've been battered by winds and really, really ice cold rain. it'

the driver, a 34 year old man from bradford, was treated at the scene but pronounced dead a short timelater. west yorkshire police has also confirmed that it is currently unclear if this is related to the current weather conditions . the met weather conditions. the met office has issued amber and yellow weather warnings, as well as 16 flood alerts. this morning. winds of up to 105mph have been recorded, and 13cm of snow has fallen in some parts of the country. in wales, ten people, five adults and five children have been rescued from a house after a landslide near clan goslin. a north wales fire and rescue service spokesman said they are all being assessed by ambulance services away from the scene. somewhere warm . our the scene. somewhere warm. our northern ireland reporter, dougie beattie, has been in county down for us today and urged people to take care. >> late last night we. about 3:00 in the morning we had snow. now we've been battered by winds and really, really ice cold rain. it's not sleet. the rain is just so freezing cold. and what's happened is the roads are now flooded, t

three days later, the same aircraft veered off the runway at leeds bradford airport. news is in contact with tui for comment . two schoolboys, aged 14 comment. two schoolboys, aged 14 and i6, comment. two schoolboys, aged 14 and 16, have reportedly been arrested after a suspected chemical attack as two police officers were rushed to hospital. the sun newspaper reports the incident unfolded at surbiton station, near kingston in south—west london yesterday afternoon. it's understood two british transport police officers were attacked when they approached two teenagers acting suspiciously . and today marks suspiciously. and today marks 150 years since the birth of winston churchill, born in 1874. the wartime prime minister led the country during the darkest hour of dunkirk and the blitz. to on victory against nazi germany in 1945, where he served as uk prime minister from 1940 to 1945, and 1951 to 55. he led britain to victory in world war ii britain to victory in world war h over britain to victory in world war ii over adolf hitler's nazi germany on june 4th, 1940. shor

the driver, a 34 year old man from bradford, was treated at the scene but pronounced dead a short timeater. west yorkshire police also confirmed that it is currently unclear if this is related to the current weather conditions . the met office has conditions. the met office has issued amber and yellow weather warnings, as well as 16 flood alerts this morning. winds of up to 105mph have been recorded and 13cm of snow has fallen in some parts of the country. in wales, ten people, five adults and five children have been rescued from a house near llangollen. a north wales fire and rescue service's spokesman said they are all being assessed by ambulance services away from the scene somewhere warm . our northern somewhere warm. our northern ireland reporter dougie beattie is in county, county down for us today and has been urging people today and has been urging people to take care . to take care. >> late last night we. about 3:00 in the morning we had snow. now we've been battered by winds and really, really ice cold rain. it's not sleet . the rain rain. it's not sleet. the rain is just so

the driver, a 34 year old man from bradford, was treated at the scene but pronounced dead a short time later. west yorkshire police has also confirmed that it's currently unclear if this is related to the current weather conditions . the met weather conditions. the met office has issued issued amber and yellow weather warnings, as well as 16 flood alerts this morning. winds of up to 105mph have been recorded, and 13cm of snow has fallen in some parts of the country. in wales, ten people, five adults and five children have been rescued from a house after a landslide near cranganore. klangfiguren sorry. a north wales fire and rescue services spokesman said they were all being assessed by ambulance services away from the scene. somewhere warm. a northern ireland reporter, dougie beattie was in county down for us today and has been urging people to take care. >> late last night we about 3:00 in the morning we had snow. now we've been battered by winds and really , really ice cold rain. really, really ice cold rain. it's not sleet . the rain is just it's not sleet. the rain is just so freez