yes, bristol council under fire after considering plans to collect your bins. guess only once a month in a bid to reduce costs and reverse a dip in recycling rates. i've got a comment on that last story there . once a month, once story there. once a month, once a month? >> how much rubbish are. people producing? i mean, do. >> they not? >> they not? >> do they all think i have a theory here that the people running councils like bristol, they're pretty well to do. maybe they're pretty well to do. maybe they don't cook for themselves, maybe they go out to restaurants, maybe they don't sort of have especially food waste. my goodness me, if you're the kind of person who every night of the week will just have someone else cook for you, you'll go out to a restaurant all the time. you'll avoid doing any sort of housework or anything because you'll get you'll get someone else in to do to put up the shelf rather than put it up yourself. >> you know, these imaginary people. >> these are the people running bristol council. i'm certain of it. i'm certain that they don't li

bristol council is under fire after considering plans to collect your bins only once a month, in a bid to reduce costs and reverse a dip in recycling rates. well, as always, we'd love to hear from you. please do send your views and your comments to gbnews.com/yoursay. but first, it's time for the news headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> miriam. >> miriam. >> thank you very much. the top stories from the gb newsroom. former scottish footballer and manchester united striker denis law is being laid to rest at manchester cathedral. many former players and managers are in attendance, including former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson alongside paul scholes, peter schmeichel, wayne rooney, gary neville, ruud van nistelrooy and brian kidd. members of the public are also paying members of the public are also paying their respects, and old trafford has projected a tribute to the late footballer. law died last month at the age of 84. elsewhere, chelsea footballer sam kerr, who called a metropolitan police officer stupid and white in january in 2023, has been found not guilty of causing