but it is not bradford.— but it is not bradford. yes, bradford. _ but it is not bradford.ford. yes, bradford, and this - but it is not bradford. yes, bradford, and this is - but it is not bradford. yes, bradford, and this is the i bradford, and this is the recording of a bbc sound radio play exploding its virtues. a topic on which this cast has opinions. by the same to somebody that the day is mad when walk to the city of bradford and you get so used to everything, and if you look up, the buildings are stunning. everywhere you look in the city, — everywhere you look in the city, if _ everywhere you look in the city, if you look up. and you io city, if you look up. and you go to— city, if you look up. and you go to little germany, which is amazing _ go to little germany, which is amazing. it has been used by oprah— amazing. it has been used by 0prah winfrey's latest film and peaky— 0prah winfrey's latest film and peaky blinders because it look so stunning and beautiful. the --eole so stunning and beautiful. the peeple that — so stunning and beautiful. the people that design

— mean to bradford? well, i remember— mean to bradford? well, i remember that _ mean to bradford?well, i - remember that moment clearly, it is a moment that keeps me awake at night. that is what you're delivering to and just that hope, thatjoy, it is our time finally it is our time. that is what you can hear and you can see when youlike at those images, it is huge for bradford to win the city of culture. i'm a local girl, i was born and brought up here in keighley and to be able to win the uk city of culture and win it as one of the youngest cities in the uk, our young people, our diversity and heritage, our potential, it is a moment that is going to stay with us and it is helping us deliver this year. it with us and it is helping us deliver this year.— with us and it is helping us deliver this year. it is more than just — deliver this year. it is more than just a _ deliver this year. it is more than just a title, _ deliver this year. it is more than just a title, more - deliver this year. it is more than just a title, more than just a badge, than just a title, more than justa bad

but i'll tell you somethingl for nowt, it's not bradford. yes, bradford. a topic on which this cast has opinions. i was saying to somebody the other day, it's mad when you walk through the city of bradford and you get so used to seeing everything. and if you look up, the buildings are stunning. everywhere you look in the city, if you look up and you go into little germany... yeah. ..which is amazing. little germany is being used by oprah winfrey's latest film. it's been used for peaky blinders because itjust looks so stunning and beautiful. the people that designed and built these buildings looked to places like, you know, florence. i don't think people realise that you can compare bradford with florence, but that vista. oh, it's fantastic, yeah. and to show me around, i met tim smith, a local photographer. and this is little germany — victorian splendour, built by german wool barons who settled here. many are now converted into flats and if you're used to london prices, these aren't. the views across the city. that staircase! 25 grand. you'll be in a plac

but i'll tell you somethingl for nowt, it's not bradford. yes, bradford.ay, extolling its virtues — a topic on which this cast has opinions. i was saying to somebody the other day, it's mad when you walk through the city of bradford and you get so used to seeing everything. and if you look up, the buildings are stunning. everywhere you look in the city, if you look up and you go into little germany... yeah. ..which is amazing. little germany is being used by 0prah winfrey's latest film. it's been used for peaky blinders because itjust looks so stunning and beautiful. the people that designed and built these buildings looked to places like, you know, florence. i don't think people realise that you can compare bradford with florence, but that vista. oh, it's fantastic, yeah. and to show me around, i met tim smith, a local photographer. and this is little germany — victorian splendour, built by german wool barons who settled here. many are now converted into flats and if you're used to london prices, these aren't. the views across the city. that staircase! 25

bradford town— was —11. it is nippy!re — town hall, that tells you where we are at — town hall, that tells you where we are at the moment. this is where — we are at the moment. this is where there will be more than 10,000 — where there will be more than 10,000 people to see the launch event _ 10,000 people to see the launch event of— 10,000 people to see the launch event of bradford 2025. what are they _ event of bradford 2025. what are they going to be looking at? area _ are they going to be looking at? area lists, acrobats, rappers _ at? area lists, acrobats, rappers and poets, and a touch of magio — bradford, and final preparations for a spectacle to open its year as city of culture. and one clue — the cards. there's going to be a touch of magic because one of the organisers is a magician. steven frayne, known to the world as dynamo. it's a little bit chilly at the moment. you know what? if it gets too cold, we can hug. i grew up on the delph hill estate in bradford — the oldest of four kids. this is where he grew up,

you seem proud of bradford? i am very proud of bradford. i was born and bred here.now, you get to meet fantastic people. it shows the true spirit of bradford, you know, and shows us in a good light. and for actor and screenwriter kat rose—martin, a hope that this might be a turning point. city of culture. what would you say is the main ambition they should have? i think it's about growing what is here. growing the talent that is here. you've got ambitions for bradford, haven't you? huge ambitions. this is my home. but i want to make my career here too. i want to build shondaland in bradford, a tv studio, theatre plays. and i would love if bradford 2025 can support those artists so that i've got people to employ, so that we make emmy—winning television in 10 or 20 years' time. bradford's given us david hockney, jb priestley, the brontes and this music... it's delius, also from bradford. it has quite a past. this year, it has hopes for the future. david sillito, bbc news, bradford. less and the programme where we began. let's take you back to new orleans and show you

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i grew up on the delph hill estate in bradford — the oldest of four kids.ny people told me it would be impossible that a boy from delph hill could come this far. this means a lot to you then, doesn't it, tonight? this means more than i could ever put into words. to be in a place where there's a massive stage, put right in the centre for people to come and share in some amazement, like, that's like a dream come true — it genuinely is. so we've got a phone and a bottle. watch. this is where your street magic began then, isn't it? yeah. literally, right here i used, to perform street magic. i'm super proud to be from bradford. it wasn't necessarily the easiest place to grow up. it's very easy to live in a small town and feel like you don't matter. feel like you're insignificant in this huge world we live in. so to be a small, tiny part of this, it's just incredible. i'm the proudest bradfordian you'll ever meet. you know, i tell everybody about it. i'm never letting this yorkshire accent disappear — ever. you see, they don't even want it to go. they're making

a reminder that it leeds bradford bradford still has its runway shut. snowy leads here in west yorkshire and the rather nice warm studio here in london —— rock from the rather snowy leads. sorry about that, we will swap! thousands of supporters and opponents of south korea's suspended president have been on the streets of seoul for a second day. some stayed out all night , braving freezing temperatures and snow. many protesters are gathered around the official residence of president yoon suk yeol. investigators tried to get into the compound and arrest mr yoon on friday for declaring martial law. they were turned away by security personnel guarding the president. it's thought they may try to detain him again before the arrest warrant expires at midnight on monday. this is the scene now live in seoul outside the presidential residence, where you can see protestors of president yoon suk yeol. there is also a huge police presence and there hasn't been for several hours. our correspondence from bbc career told me about the attempt to arrest the president. b

a reminder that leeds bradford here still has its runway shut.s very much for that in west yorkshire. in gaza, there have been reports of further israeli strikes overnight. local officials say areas of the central part of the strip have been hit. the attacks come after prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that israel planned to resume indirect talks with hamas to end the war. let's speak to our correspondent in jerusalem jonah fisher. bring us up to date, if you could, and these latest attacks. could, and these latest attacke— attacks. those strikes continued _ attacks. those strikes continued overnight, l attacks. those strikes i continued overnight, as attacks. those strikes - continued overnight, as you mention, in the central part of gaza, in particular. we are hearing hearing reports that at least ten people were killed. in a central part of gaza, also report elsewhere. it has clearly been a very bloody few daysin clearly been a very bloody few days in both central and northern gaza. the hamas run ministry of health but as one of their reg

over at leeds bradford we are up 0ver at leeds bradford we are up to— over at leeds bradford we are upo 20 cancellations, which is not great, but most of those are due — is not great, but most of those are due to— is not great, but most of those are due to aer lingus, taking the decision earlier on cancelling all of their flights to about belfast and dublin. we and ryanair going to romania and ryanair going to romania and also — and ryanair going to romania and also klm going to amsterdam. but honestly, i calculated that they were about 10,000 — calculated that they were about 10,000 people who are not where they need — 10,000 people who are not where they need to be.— they need to be. very briefly, simon, they need to be. very briefly, simon. on — they need to be. very briefly, simon, on the _ they need to be. very briefly, simon, on the trains... - they need to be. very briefly, simon, on the trains... as . they need to be. very briefly, | simon, on the trains... as you sa , simon, on the trains... as you say. north _ simon, on the trains. .. as you say. north of— simon, on the train

the runway at leeds bradford airport is closed due to snow and ice — but an announcement is expectedn on whether or not it will be reopened. after earlier closures, the runways at liverpool and manchester airports have now reopened — but there are warnings of more delays and disruption to come. sharon barbour reports. after days of waiting, it finally arrived overnight, creating picturesque but also hazardous scenes. yorkshire had some of the heaviest snowfall. this is leeds. and rotherham was completely carpeted. north wales has also received some of the thickest snowfall where police have advised against any non—essential travel. here in yorkshire we woke up to very beautiful scenes, but it's very treacherous on the pavement and especially in places on the roads and warnings, of course, to take care if you have to head out. many are enjoying the snow here, but some are worried about their journeys ahead. it was actually quite exciting because i love doing snowballs with my sister, but it's a bit hard because we're going today and we don't want it to be too icy. well, i'm not enjoyi

this was manchester this morning, but both here and leeds bradford have now reopened.ere delays on trains too. harrogate was typical of many places in northern england. a taste of winter had people changing their plans. we're going to stay put. we've been driving from scotland down to brighton and we stopped off last night, looked at the the weather forecast, but we're going to stay put, just enjoy the weather, and then just travel safely back down south tomorrow. i can't get to the airport. i've booked to neuberg, but they've cancelled it. this was rotherham in south yorkshire this morning. there was snowfall in parts of wales too, where people in some areas were warned not to make non—essentialjourneys. but in the worst—affected areas, the drifts will need to be cleared tomorrow, along with checks on livestock which may be huddled beneath them. let's go live now to west yorkshire, and our correspondent nicky schiller who's there for us. what's the situation where you are nicky? iam in i am in leeds and as you can see the rain is falling here. that is a concern, parti

at leeds bradford we are _ mayhem there. at leeds bradford we are up— mayhem there.ch isn't _ we are up to 20 cancellations, which isn't great. most of those _ which isn't great. most of those were aer lingus, who took the decision very early on that were — the decision very early on that were going to cancel all their flights— were going to cancel all their flights to and from belfast and dublin — flights to and from belfast and dublin. we have a couple of cancellations on ryanair and wiz are _ cancellations on ryanair and wiz are going to romania and klm — wiz are going to romania and klm going to amsterdam. i calculated that there are about 10,000 — calculated that there are about 10,000 people who are not where they don't— 10,000 people who are not where they don't need to be. the travel expert _ they don't need to be. the travel expert from - they don't need to be. the travel expert from the - travel expert from the independent there. just seeing on the bbc news life page which is up and running that as the snow has started to fall, there are problems on the rai

airport and that was— at leeds bradford airport and that was meant to be this morning.afternoon. that is because of the runway closure. a number of runways— the runway closure. a number of runways have been closed at several — runways have been closed at several airports including leeds— several airports including leeds bradford, liverpool, manchester international. that runwav — manchester international. that runway has reopened, the one in manchester, so hopefully passengers trying to leave the country — passengers trying to leave the country can do so later this afternoon, even they will be delayed _ afternoon, even they will be delayed. inevitably, there are cancellations as well. we were told that — cancellations as well. we were told that the north of england who gets a lot of snow and that is what — who gets a lot of snow and that is what has happened here. that has room — is what has happened here. that has room some people's plans he wanted _ has room some people's plans he wanted to— has room some people's plans he wanted to travel. if you want to still— wante

after earlier closures due to snow and ice, the runways at liverpool, manchester and leeds bradford

but both here and leeds bradford have reopened. there were delays on trains, too. typical of many places in northern england. a taste of winter and people changing their plans. we are going to stay put. we've been driving from scotland down to brighton and we stopped off last night, looked at the weather forecast. we're going to stay put, just enjoy the weather and just travel safely back down south tomorrow. i can't get to the airport. i've booked an uber, but they cancelled it. there was snowfall in parts of wales, too, where people in some areas were warned not to make nonessentialjourneys. but in the worst affected areas, the drifts will need to be cleared tomorrow, along with checks on livestock which may be huddled beneath them. flooding may now become an issue in some areas. heavy rain has led to numerous flood warnings across southern england and the midlands. a few days into the new year and the weather is making many of the headlines. danny savage, bbc news, north yorkshire. the us is bracing for a huge winter storm that could see the heaviest snowfall an

the manchester city leaded to go, leaves flipped against bradford, cellphone, and scored twice the city, looked on course to secure their 3rd street leave. when bradford came back to take the point, christian nor guard scored and added time to make the finals for to, to the result in cuba, city 6 in the table. so it's not easy for the players to think of the and all the time properly. and the right moment, the, the temple that the goal, the speed that you go and waiting proof so the game was, will, would play and try to satisfy for the performance. of course we have that, you know, because we are close to reading. we cannot win, but you know, the same time sent them top. premier league action continues later on wednesday and there's bad news for arsenal manager mckellar data for gabriel hayes. hughes needs to have surgery on the serious knee injury. jesus was structured off during sundays that they kept defeat by manchester united arsenal face talking to me in the north of london. darby with a lengthening injury list. our types of new players could arrive at the club during the january

leeds bradford airport isjust charge was mobile phone.nd going to remain closed until further notice. they are trying to get rid of the snow that has come down over the last two hours from the runway, but the officials that there are telling us that they are so many people in the departure lounge at the moment that they may well have to limit the number of people that go through security once they reopen the airport, but we do not have a time when they will reopen it. manchester and john lennon airport are back opened but they are one of delays. a similar situation on the trains are where there are cancellations and i've just had a look on the app and for leeds, there are loads of cancellations and delays, particularly on northern and trans— pennine, the latter you would expect with that is a lot that were a lot of the snow is. they was one winners of scott road delays and gwr. —— are warnings of scott to rail delays. 16 centimetres of snowfall in bingley here in west yorkshire overnight and into this morning, my york she is on the other

of the very serious amber warning area and manchester airport is just on the edge and leeds and bradfordo be functioning fairly well. we've got some delays in belfast international, birmingham and in aberdeen but they appear not to be related to be severe weather. to be related to be severe weather-— to be related to be severe weather. ~ ., ., m weather. what about roads? as we've been _ weather. what about roads? as we've been hearing, _ weather. what about roads? as we've been hearing, lots - weather. what about roads? as we've been hearing, lots of - we've been hearing, lots of warnings in place and just to take around the country, we have been warned about problems in the pennines, about one foot, 30 centimetres of snow there. in mid to north wales, on higher ground, scotland, not so badly affected although the borders area, south and east of edinburgh is included in the warnings and a course in northern ireland, they are saying and the mountains of antrim, they could get four inches, about 12 centimetres of snow there. it is very much a question of prepare for your journey, consider

he will tell labor mps including rockdale, bristol, darby and bradford. newcastle, all these people to vote against a national inquiry which systematically in their constituency. this is one of the worst scandals in british history. >> this is a very very important issue that does matter to the country. i want to make sure they hear what is said by the leader of the opposition. >> this is one of the worst scandals in recent history but how are they going to explain to their constituents that a dangerous whip is more important than doing the right thing? >> she's right to say it is one of the worst scandals. it is terrible. that is why i acted. it is a scandal. having spent a lot of time on social media over christmas, not once in 8 years did she start here and say what she just said. they didn't act on the recommendation our national inquiry. the j report. 20 recommendations. not a single one implemented. you can't kill the bill this afternoon and protect children. >> mr. speaker, dreadful case that everybody will remember, abused by an abuser. the bill t

in a bradford city centre car park, this van represents the latest front in the battle against cancerscanners, like this, is just one way the nhs is trying to catch more cases of liver and lung cancers earlier, when they're much more treatable. this liver scanner is open to anyone who's passing — no appointment needed, just walk in. the vans that house the scanners are sent to places where they can catch the attention of the most people — shopping centres, football grounds, supermarkets. you've got a nice healthy liver there, ok? and for olu, it's been a positive experience. it's convenient for me because it'sjust right here in a car park. and also, it's always good to have a medical check if you have the opportunity. sometimes we are... we're always busy with whatever we are doing or our day—to—day lives and we forget about health. it's very, very important to have a medical check. so it's an opportunity, which i grab with my two hands. the latest data on early cancer diagnosis suggests that over the past year, nearly 60% of the most common cancers were diagnosed at an early stage. t

after earlier closures due to snow and ice, the runways at liverpool, manchester and leeds bradford airportse atrocious. blizzards created drifts here in north yorkshire

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. >> henry bradford, a bay area process server, told ktvu serving someone in jail or prison is the, quote, easiest serve, and that he routinely hands paperwork over to alameda county sheriff's deputies at santa rita jail. but mitchell says new york is not california. in her lawsuit, the woman says combs and his entourage violently gang raped her in orinda back in 2018. she says the attack happened at an apartment on loma vista drive that was rented by an acquaintance of combs. in a statement to ktvu in october, the contra costa county sheriff's office said a report was taken on march 23rd, 2018. we take these cases seriously, and detectives thoroughly investigated the accusations. it was later determined the claims were unfounded. now, her attorney says she's also gathering more facts in the case, which could lead her to amend the lawsuit. the accuser is asking for $50 million. live in the newsroom henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> a change is coming to south bay fire protection services. coming up, the major move to end a contract with cal fire and the pushback that came with it. >> and

trusts from bradford to east sussex, appealing directly to patients.ell, please do not - visit the hospital. anybody that obviously requires treatment, . we will continue to treat. nine out of ten ambulance services in england have told us they've been working at a level known as reep 4, which means extreme pressure. in northern ireland, authorities say demand for care is well in excess of what the health service can provide. there's talk of immense pressure in wales, and the scottish government describes an extraordinary surge in flu cases across the uk. the message to patients is the same. if you need help, its there. but please avoid a&e unless it's necessary. catherine burns, bbc news. a large glass of milk a day may protect you against bowel cancer. scientists say it could lower your chances of getting it by nearly a fifth, though they are still not sure why. 0ur health correspondent, sophie hutchinson, is here to explain more. bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the uk and experts believe poor diet is behind half of the cases. resear

. >> those structure, structures, this is a bradford and rutland avenue here where firefighters are staged there across the wash. here you have another set of homes, quite a few homes in there. this is a and so and the sounds like the streets are dodger theme. the former players dangers that the i'm sorry, drysdale and lasorda streets there. but any event, the firefighters are set up in that area as well to protect the homes. in the meantime, the brush fire couple lakers in size was being fought by the firefighters on the ground. they and crews were around all 3 sides of the fire. and they were cutting a line. very quickly working really hard right against the flames. but then they brought in bulldozer to come in kind of really big path around that the fire, which is going to help to contain it firefighters are are just waiting or the dozer to get done so that they get in there put water on the fire affected to your point water lines. there. let's see if this yeah, there's a looks like water line and that they have. i was like should say that they're getting ready to deployed to be time th

our health correspondent dominic hughes reports: in a bradford city centre car park, this van represents this, is just one way the nhs is trying to catch more cases of liver and lung cancers earlier, when they're much more treatable. this liver scanner is open to anyone who's passing — no appointment needed, just walk in. the vans that house the scanners are sent to places where they can catch the attention of the most people — shopping centres, football grounds, supermarkets. you've got a nice healthy liver there, 0k? and for oliver, it's been a positive experience. it's convenient for me because it'sjust right here in a car park. and also, it's always good to have a medical check if you have the opportunity. sometimes we are... we're always busy with whatever we are doing our day—to—day lives and we forget about health. it's very, very important to have a medical check. so it's an opportunity, which i grab with my two hands. the latest data on early cancer diagnosis suggests that over the past year, nearly 60% of the most common cancers were diagnosed at an early stage. that's an incre

. - the democrats on the committee- - bradford - simply didn't vote - skinner. - thay sat silent. - wienering alexandra's law of final time without a single vote against the bill on the record. senator aisha wahab, the committee chair wasn't even there. - we don't elect these people to go to sacramento to not vote. - [julie] for many of the grieving parents that hearing was eyeopening- - it's beyond frustrating. - i'm insulted. - no one should have that kind of power. - [julie] calmatters digital democracy database reveals alexandra's law was one of at least three fentanyl related bills that died in 2023 because democrats simply refused to vote. it's known as an nvr or no vote recorded and has the same effect as voting against a bill, but without taking a recorded stance. - it's not appropriate to not go on record. - [julie] before digital democracies new video search tool, it was nearly impossible to know if someone was absent or simply chose not to vote on the record. - we're doing our job by voting, that is what they signed up for to represent us. - [announcer] all those voters who desi

much out of the really serious amber warning area, manchester airportjust on the edge, leeds and bradford we have some delays in belfast international, in birmingham, and in aberdeen, but they appear not to be related to the severe weather. a reminder before we go — as new yellow and amber warnings for snow and ice come into force across much of england and all of wales — you can continue to follow the latest developments on the bbc news app and website, where we're running a live page. with the entries from our colleagues in areas affected but also are experts at the bbc weather centre. you can go to the bbc news website as well as our apps to keep up—to—date with developments as it comes to news — weather news in uk. jimmy carter's son, james, reflected that he had developed a close friendship with his father later in his life. i was lucky, seven years ago, five years, i went to see my parents, three nights, two days, a little plus, every week, for five years. i took over the farm from him. he liked that because he was able to boss me around every day. but i actually was able during tha

the runway at leeds bradford airport is closed due to snow and ice, but an announcement is expected soone runways at liverpool and manchester airports have now reopened — but there are warnings of more delays and disruption to come.

the first event to mark bradford's status as the uk's city of culture 2025 begins tonight, despite theident biden has described the la fires as the most devastating in california's history. have a look at these before and after images of the devastation the flames have left behind.

when bradford came back to take a point, christian, your guard scored and added time to make the final for to, to the result and keep city 6 and the leaf table. so it's not easy for the players to think of the and all the time properly. and the right moment with the temple that they go, the speed that you go and waiting proof so the game was will would play crow satisfy for the performance. of course we have side, you know, because we are close to reading, we cannot win. but you know, the same time sentence up to bar laboratories in sept. oh, as they move back to within a point to blend just legal leaders, environmental a free take decided it as alex grimaldo score the crucial winner in the 2nd half the b minus one. now they're also now 15 games on beat and the league, but barnes still have a game in a former level manager, you're going clock. meanwhile, has described the expanded club broke up as a waste of time pop was talking at his 1st official appearance as rebels had a global soccer, would have to be owns clubs in germany, the united states result, japan and austria. redbull sout

trusts from bradford to east sussex, appealing directly to patients.lease do not visit the hospital. anybody that obviously requires treatment, . we will continue to treat. nine out of ten ambulance services in england have told us they've been working at a level known as reap 4, which means extreme pressure. in northern ireland, authorities say demand for care is well in excess of what the health service can provide. there's talk of immense pressure in wales, and the scottish government describes an extraordinary surge in flu cases across the uk. the message to patients is the same — if you need help, it's there, but please avoid a&e unless it's necessary. catherine burns, bbc news. economists are warning that the chancellor could be forced to cut spending or hike taxes even further in order to meet her fiscal rules after government borrowing reached a nearly 17—year high. the rise has also seen the value of the pound plunge to its lowest level for nine months, but the government has reiterated its commitment to economic stability. 0ur economics edito

when bradford came back to take the point for us and nor guard score, then added time to make the final for to to the result to city 6 annually. tables were premier league action continues later on wednesday and there was bad news for arsenal manager mckellar tetra forward however gabriel. hey, jesus needs to have surgery on his series knee injury. jesus was structured off during sundays as a cup defeat by mattress united. our small face had taught them in the north, at london, darby with a lengthening injury list, or touches as new players could arrive at the club during the january transfer window that we can do all we can do. and we plan that. what is the quote um we have our limits uh when we want to send and, and that's it. so the fact that i lost, i lost our place doesn't mean that we get nothing amount in improving 9 notes. divest of and then we are one to send that way. use every opportunity to improve this quote by our laboratories and one their 7th game in a row. as they knew back to, within one point of brenda's legal leaders. barn munich, a free cake decided it says alex gri

cancellations after earlier closures due to snow and ice, the runways at liverpool, manchester and leeds bradfordd disruption to come. danny savage reports from scotch corner. at the extremes of today's weather, conditions were atrocious. blizzards created drifts here in north yorkshire and roads became impassable. the snowfall had been accurately forecast, and most people decided to stay put and try and make the most of it. pennine areas of northern england seem to be one

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much out of the really serious amber warning area, manchester airportjust on the edge, leeds and bradfordinternational, in birmingham and in aberdeen but they appear not to be related to the severe weather. he also explained how road travel could be affected. we have been warned of problems in the pennines, over one foot 30 centimetres of snow there. also in mid—to north wales, and on higher ground, scotland not so badly affected although the borders area, basically south and east of edinburgh is included in the warnings. in northern ireland, they are saying the mountains of antrim and mourne, they could get about 12 centimetres of snow there. it is very much a question of prepare for yourjourney, consider if it is necessary, you will be far less at risk if you were to take the train rather than to drive. simon calder advises that while it's best to avoid road travel at this time, train journeys are not guaranteed to be free of disruption either. there are lots of people completing long journeys today because they are returning from wherever they spent christmas and new year, ready to sta

bradford is crowned the uk's �*city of culture' — from live music to the iconic turner prize, there'sdrove in past kasper schmeichel. celtic never gained any mometum as rangers dominated. robin propper squeezed in a second after half—time before substitute danilo swept in the third. it's the first old firm victory for rangers manager philippe clement, and celtic�*s first loss of the domestic season. here are the rest of todays results — third placed aberdeen lost two one to ross county who are

there's a new law authored by former state senator steven bradford.t's creating the nation's first black serving institution designation which aims to support colleges and universities that are committed to fostering black student success. currently, 39 community colleges in california. meet these eligibility requirements. there are some other public and private nonprofit colleges in the state that are meeting as well. there will be a podcast to launching by the end of this week by the i can campaign. and it'll talk about how colleges are working to earn that designation. the first episode is set to drop this coming thursday. well, there are links ceo elon musk says that a 3rd patient now has successfully received a brain chip implant. musk says all 3 patients implants are working well, as the company is hoping to add up to 30 more patients this year. musk also says that since the first patient received the implant last year, the technology has been upgraded to include a higher bandwidth and longer battery life. no details were given out about the lat

when you have people on the inside, it's a different process, henry bradford, a bay area process server, told ktvu. >> serving someone in jail or prison is the, quote, easiest serve, and that he routinely handles paperwork over to alameda county sheriff's deputies at santa rita jail. but mitchell says new york is not california. in her lawsuit, the woman says combs and his entourage violently gang raped her in orinda back in 2018. she says the attack happened at an apartment on loma vista drive that was rented by an acquaintance of combs. in a statement to ktvu in october, the contra costa county sheriff's office said a report was taken on march 23rd, 2018. we take these cases seriously, and detectives thoroughly investigated the accusations. it was later determined the claims were unfounded. the woman's attorney says she's also gathering more facts in the case, which could lead her to amend the lawsuit. the accuser is asking for $50 million. >> mike henry lee live tonight. here in studio. henry. thank you. coming up next here at 6:00 tonight, first lady jill biden in san francisco. her

a new law authored by former state senator steve bradford aims to support colleges and universities committedg black student success by creating the nation's first black serving institution designation. now currently 39 community colleges in california meet eligibility requirements alongside other public and private nonprofit colleges in the state. there will also be a podcast launching this week by the i can campaign. it will talk about how colleges are working to earn that designation. the first episode will be released this coming thursday. >> it's 6.22. still ahead on kron 4 morning news. sonoma county deputies and turned into a high-speed chase in windsor. we'll take a look at how it ended. and researchers at san jose state university are keeping an eye on the wildfires in southern california. seeing what they california. seeing what they can learn from. great. let's go with that one. sometimes it takes a different approach... to see the possibilities all around you. thanks. ♪♪ [ indistinct conversations ] with capella university's flexpath format, you can pursue a business degree on you

a new law authored by former state senator steven bradford creates the nation's first black serving institution designation and that aims to support colleges and universities committed to fostering black student success. currently, 39 community colleges in california meet eligibility requirements along with other public and private. not profit colleges in the state. there will also be a podcast launching this week by the i can campaign about how colleges are working to earn that designation. the first episode, by the way, will drop this thursday. >> the city of alameda has announced the sale of building 92 at alameda point after issuing a request for proposals, the city is ready now to part ways with historic property located on west ranger avenue and the former world war 2 era at naval air station. billy 92 is part of alameda points ongoing redevelopment and it's located near other adaptive reuse projects. the city is looking for buyers who have plans that align with their development goals. the proposed deadline is april. 1st. we continue to cover the wildfires in southern california and how

a new law authored by former state senator steven bradford aims to support colleges and universities committed to fostering black student success by creating the nation's first black serving institution designation. 39 community colleges in california currently meet eligibility requirements alongside other public and private nonprofit colleges in the state. there will also be a podcast launching this week by the i can campaign on how colleges are working to earn this designation. the first episode will be released on thursday. the justice department has released a report on its investigation into president elect trump's involvement in efforts to overturn the 2020 election. former special counsel jack smith determined in this report that president trump would have been convicted. smith says he stands fully behind his decision to bring criminal charges against trump. and in the report, he said the charges would have resulted in a conviction. had voters not return trump to the white house, the justice department to dismiss the case in november because of a long-standing policy that says

and this morning manchester, liverpooljohn lennon and leeds bradford have all closed runways.end of the show. but the papers are pick and mix today. the independent on sunday splashes on the costs of brexit. the sunday times' lead is about holes in britain's defences, and wes streeting's plans for patient choice we'll talk about later. the express predicts thousands of extra deaths because of a&e delays and the mail front page features another bad opinion poll for keir staarmer — a six month anniversary present. something strange has been happening, repeated attacks by elon musk, world's richest man, political pal of nigel farage and donald trump, attacking in quite inflammatory terms the prime minister and the labour government over what some people see as an action over the grooming scandal. what do you make of what he is up to and what should labour do about it? it is orwellian. joejoel spoke about 1984, four years later, but in 1984, ignorance is strength —— george orwell. there was a public inquiry into grooming, took seven years, cost 200 million, why is the leader of th