a community organisation in burnley is providing emergency plumbing and heating repairs to vulnerable people for a low cost or no cost at all. james anderson set up depher five years ago to help elderly and disabled people stay warm. judy hobson went to meet james and find out more about the work he does. that is better. this is the third preperty _ that is better. this is the third property that - that is better. this is the third property that jamesi third property that james anderson has visited today. it is the home of a vulnerable lady who cannot keep warm. he has fixed lady who cannot keep warm. he: has fixed the problem and the daughter of the lady wants to know the cost.— daughter of the lady wants to know the cost. how much do we ara ue? know the cost. how much do we argue? say _ know the cost. how much do we argue? say that _ know the cost. how much do we argue? say that in _ know the cost. how much do we argue? say that in english. - argue? say that in english. james will _ argue? say that in english. james will not _ argue? say that in english. james will not charge - argu

and what is palpable from speaking to people here in burnley at places like this is that it�*s affectingys be what they�*ve been able to afford in the past. the cafe on site is paying more for its food, like the rest of society. new 0ns figures show the basics, such as chips, bread and milk, have dramatically increased in price over the last year. vegetable oil has gone up by more than 65%, while the cost of tea has increased by 46%. here they tell us food inflation is impossible to ignore and means a weekly shop isn�*t what it used to be. just everything�*s gone up. especially the products like fruit and veg that i use a lot and margarine is gone up a lot. what about the basics you feed these children? yeah, that�*s been really affected in the shop. you�*re just not getting as much in your trolley as you used to. it�*s clear the government has some tough choices to make with a massive financial hole worth billions of pounds to fill. the cost of living going up, even though we�*re pensioners so even though our pensions may not go up, we are managing. but the biggest worry is that our hea

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the dropped points allowed burnley to go top after they won 4—0 at home to swansea.less west brom at reading. norwich can go top if they beat watford in the late game. and watford in the late game. that starts in two minute time. celtic thrashed third placed hibernian 6—1 to make it nine wins out of ten in the scottish premiership. a hat—trick from james forrest on his first start of the season took his goal tally for the club to 100. celtic are five points clear of rangers who play tomorrow. livingston are up to fifth after beating stjohnstone1—0. the bottom two, ross county and dundee united, drew1—1. and it was goal—less between st mirren and kilmarnock. aston villa dropped their first points of the women's super league season as west ham beat them 2—1 at bescot stadium. the hammers were two up inside the first fifteen minutes. but a late villa goal and the loss of defender hawa cissoko to a red card meant they were hanging on at the end. the result lifts them to sixth in the table, level on points with fifth—placed villa. how fitting that we made you wait ten min

herbie farnworth is a centre born in burnley but has been living and playing in brisbane since he wasne since he was a teenaaer. .,, ., , , playing in brisbane since he was a teenaaer. ., _ ~ ., playing in brisbane since he was a teenaaer. ., _ ~' ., teenager. i obviously know the boys from watching _ teenager. i obviously know the boys from watching them _ teenager. i obviously know the boys from watching them play _ teenager. i obviously know the boys from watching them play in - teenager. i obviously know the boys from watching them play in england j from watching them play in england in the past. very few if any i've properly met before. yeah, it's been a weird experience but all the boys have been super nice to me. and made me feel welcome straightaway. i'm just keen to get to know them and hopefully do something special in the next couple of weeks with them. exeter�*s director of rugby rob baxter suggests a 10—team rugby premiership could be more sustainable after financial problems hit two major clubs in the last few weeks. the six—time league champions wasps, yesterday, were s

they are ahead on goal distance from blackburn, who did the same at home to birmingham, and burnley arejustand. blackpool beat preston 4—2. middlesbrough could only draw 0—0. millwall move fifth after beating second bottom west brom 2—1. reading's when edged them towards the play—off places. a managerless hull 14-2 the play—off places. a managerless hull 14—2 at rotherham. sheffield united and norwich drew 2—2. in the scottish premiership, leaders celtic came through a seven goal thriller to beat hearts 4—3 at tynecastle. var took centre stage on the weekend it was introduced to the league, with one of hearts�* goals coming from the spot after scottish football's first on—field review. jim lumsden was watching this one. making just its second appearance in the scottish premiership, all eyes were on var. following james forrest's opener for celtic, a chance to monitor its progress. a penalty for hearts just before half—time after scottish football's first ever on—field review. lawrence shankland stepped up and made no mistake. when the teams re—emerged, the frenetic pace continued, lawrence

and what is palpable from speaking to people here in burnley at places like this is that it's affectingmight not always be what they've been able to afford in the past. the cafe on site is paying more for its food, like the rest of society. here they tell us food inflation is impossible to ignore and means a weekly shop isn't what it used to be. just everything's gone up. especially the products like fruit and veg that i use a lot and margarine is gone up a lot. what about the basics you feed these children? yeah, that's been really affected in the shop. you're just not getting as much in your trolley as you used to. it's clear the government has some tough choices to make with a massive financial hole worth billions of pounds to fill. nato's secretary general jens stoltenberg says the war in ukraine has reached a pivotal moment — with russia's president putin responding to failures on the battlefield with more aggression. russian forces are reported to be digging in for extremely heavy battles in the strategic southern region of kherson — as the kremlin tries to defend the largest city

and the same is true in burnley, sunderland, peterborough, plymouth.t fair growth everywhere, communities need a stake. and they need good affordable housing for working people to -- working people as well. i've seen home ownership rise almost my entire life, it's the bedrock of security and aspiration. that pebble-dashed semi meant everything to my family. but now, under the tories, the dream of owning your own home is slipping away for too many. and that's a political choice. because if you keep inflating demand without increasing supply , house prices will only rise. and homes become less affordable for working people. so we will set a new target, 70% home ownership, and we will meet it with a new set of political choices -- a labour set of political choices. no more buy-to-let landlords or second homeowners getting in first. we will back working people's aspiration. help real first-time buyers onto the ladder with a new mortgage guarantee scheme. reform planning so speculators can't stop communities getting shovels in the ground. my message is this

a community organisation in burnley is providing emergency plumbing and heating repairs to vulnerables visited today. it is the home of a vulnerable lady who cannot keep warm. he has fixed the problem and the lady�*s daughter wants to know the cost. hoot problem and the lady's daughter wants to know the cost. how much stereo you? _ wants to know the cost. how much stereo you? say — wants to know the cost. how much stereo you? say that _ wants to know the cost. how much stereo you? say that in _ wants to know the cost. how much stereo you? say that in english! i stereo you? say that in english! james is not _ stereo you? say that in english! james is not going _ stereo you? say that in english! james is not going to _ stereo you? say that in english! james is not going to charge - stereo you? say that in english! | james is not going to charge her. she is in a vulnerable position with no heating and hot water. it is not about money for these people, it is about money for these people, it is about getting on with the service and doing for them what needs to be done. �* : : ., and doing

are we going to burnley? we haven't had the name of the podcast yet, chris! shall we?t talking about the options, of course, that liz truss may look at, because one of the ideas that's been kicking around today, chris, and you would have heard it a lot, is this idea about is there an option to row back on elements of the mini budget and the one that's been thrown around is corporation tax. what they've said is they're not going to proceed with the rise in corporation tax — might they now, is the question, now to kind of like salvage...? just to pick up that point... this came up yesterday during prime minister's questions, so it's worth reminding ourselves of the position the prime minister was pretty clear on as of prime minister's questions on wednesday. what we are doing is simply not putting up corporation tax. it's not a tax cut, we're just not raising corporation tax. and i feel it would be wrong, in a time when we are trying to attract investment into our country, at a time of global economic slowdown, to be raising taxes. spending the whole afternoon over the r

burnley stay fourth, despite a draw with cardiff.huddesfield 3—1 to stay third. wigan won at rotherham, sunderland and preston was goal—less. and swansea came from behind to win at west brom. celtic stay top of the scottish premiership, after a hard fought 2—1 win at home to motherwell. they briefly lost top spot to rangers, who played at hearts earlier in the day and won 4—0, as paul frostick reports. a premiership contest in at the scottish capital, as third placed hearts hosted rangers, but it was the visitors who struck first. tynecastle are inside six minutes. a nightmare start for robbie neilson, but gratification for giovanni van bronckhorst. hearts countered but were unable to produce, unlike rangers. the lead was doubled. the magic was obviously unappreciated by the home side, cammie devlin are shown a straight red. no premiership ground has seen more goals than tynecastle. as the rain briefly came down, it rained goals too, to monitor to seal rangers' win, keeping hearts at bay on the table for now. confirmation of the scor

and burnley are just a point behind after coming from two down to win 4—2 at sunderland.m club huddersfield. millwall move fifth after beating second bottom west brom 2—i. reading's 2—0 win over bristol city edged them towards the play off places. managerless hull won 4—2 at rotherham to earn back—to—back wins for the first time this season. sheffield united and norwich drew 2—2. and coventry moved to third bottom with a 2—0 win at stoke. in the scottish premiership, leaders celtic came through a 7 goal thriller to beat hearts 4—3 at tynecastle. var took centre stage on the weekend it was introduced to the league, with one of hearts' goals coming from the spot after scottish football's first on—field review. jim lumsden was watching this one. making just its second appearance in the scottish premiership, all eyes were on var. james forrest's opener for celtic, a chance to monitor its progress. a penalty for hertsjust before half—time after scottish football's first ever on field review. lawrence shankland stepped up review. lawrence shankland stepped up and made no mistak

. >> i play the character judy burnley. i would describe her as very innocent and very sweet. >> i am playing violet and she is just so resilient. >> reporter: not to mention the glued on facial hair. >> i play frank linhart, he's one of the boys and he really thinks he's hot stuff. once the characters hit the stage you get the big picture. 71 students at hillsdale high school in san mateo putting on a show, a musical known as 9-to-5. it's based on a hit movie that premiered more than 40 years ago, decades before these kids were born. the play is about three women who take on their boss and end up fighting sexual harassment, gender discrimination and unequal pay. the costumes may feel dated but the underlying themes remain timeless. >> there's still inequality especially in workplaces. >> i think when it does occur it's much more subtle and harder to detect. >> the rights of women are slowly being restricted and seeing in the show where you have women who are just looked over and they aren't given opportunities that are equ

burnley moved to the top of the championship with a 1—0 win home win over norwich city, although thee that at the top of your screen. a draw not enough to carry coventry out of the relegation zone, but they're moving in the right direction. rotherham with just the one away win this season. they stay 11th. papua new guinea are still alive and kicking after keeping their hopes of reaching the rugby league world cup quarter—finals. they beat the cook islands 32—16 in warrington, rodrick tai scoring two of the tries for the kumuls. they will advance if they match the cook islands' result against tonga on sunday. in the t20 cricket world cup, australia bounced back from their opening defeat to new zealand with a seven—wicket win over sri lanka. marcus stoinis scored the fastest 50 by an australian in t20 history to help the defending champions to victory. the win eases the pressure on them as they went into the game bottom of group one in the super 12s. obviously we did not start the way we wanted this world cup campaign, to start. yeah, and being in your home country, that is not how we

>> on wilford burnley? i don't have thoughts.nny to think about the definition of celebrities versus where they are now, like tiktok influencers. that is who is invited to the white house now. that's who they're trying to covit, the idea of who is going to have a similar influence to what traditionally, even years gone by, where the big name celebrities. now it's people that had memes. people who are running the game in terms of tiktok and social media, so as you know, the biden administration tapped into that this very week trying to have their influence. so it's fascinating to think about how quickly and turned on a dime influence and influencers are no longer who we think of as celebrities, so to speak. >> such a good point, particularly with younger people. there is also micro influencers, different groups using for your own neighborhood, your own community, people that. just your right, the game has changed. >> micro influencers, microaggressions, -- >> microwaves -- >> very small people, where i only influence tiny, tiny pe

the dropped points allowed burnley to go top after they won 4—0 at home to swansea.season took his goal tally for the club to 100. celtic are five points clear of rangers who play tomorrow. livingston are up to fifth after beating stjohnstone1—0. the bottom two, ross county and dundee united, drewi—i. and it was goal—less between st mirren and kilmarnock. aston villa dropped their first points of the women's super league season as west ham beat them 2—1 at bescot stadium. the hammers were two up inside the first fifteen minutes. but a late villa goal and the loss of defender hawa cissoko to a red card meant they were hanging on at the end. the result lifts them to sixth in the table, level on points with fifth—placed villa. there was disappointment for great britain on day four of the cycling world championships — strong hopes of a medal for laura kenny and neah evans in the women's madison, and they were well in contention with two laps to go, lying in fourth overall when this happened. laura kenny had no chance, as the rider from new zealand veered out in front of

, would be voting republican, or otherwise are independents, that you might be casting your voted burnley >> well, i think you are absolutely right on calling major attention to the times we are in. we are at one of the most important midterm elections in american history, with over 60% of americans having an election denier on their ballot come the election. not only do you see bake like open a tory or, candidates big lie attorney general candidates, you actually have 11 of unease for secretary of state who are big lies candidates. so, imagine the person being the chief election officer for a state who is tasked with making sure that every republican, democrat and unaffiliated has access to free and fair elections. but whom themselves does not actually believe in free and fair elections. in colorado, we've actually already experienced a loser of a statewide race refusing to concede. that happened in our statewide primary, and we went into the first recount in 20 years based on conspiracies. and ali, what we did was conduct the recount in accordance with the law. it reaffirmed that the el

this is burnley in lancashire. sally with eight—year—old son frankie. look at the house! are surely open for tours. they should be. they should be charging. this is sally and skeleton. she has got a glass of wine in her hand. she will need it to calm her nerves. it is like america, isn't it? very big. have you decorated your house? not yet. my house is scary enough without the decorations. more than 200 dogs have participated in a special halloween charity walk, dressed in their very own spooky attire. a friend of yours, particularly. i know you are a big fan. the pack were led by pumpkin, a paralysed west highland terrier, with the help of her wheelchair. simon sparks went to meet her. this is pumpkin at only ten weeks old, just getting used to her wheels. but now look at her. stronger and faster than ever. last year money was being raised so that pumpkin could have an operation. but that wasn't possible. it was revealed that pumpkin's spine had been broken due to extreme trauma. something we wasn't aware of and something we weren't prepared for. so the money raised for

herbie farnworth is a centre who was born in burnley.ually properly met before so it has been a weird experience but all the boys have been super nice to me and made me feel welcome straightaway, so i'm just keen to get to know them and hopefully do something special in the next couple of weeks with them. exeter�*s director of rugby rob baxter suggests a 10—team rugby premiership could be more sustainable after financial problems hit two major clubs in the last few weeks.the six time league champions wasps yesterday were suspended after saying they're likely to go into administration. they've twice filed notice to get insolvency experts in to help with their debts, which run to tens of millions of pounds. both they and worcester will be relegated at the end of the season... and many argue changes are needed to stop this happening to more clubs. this possibly has two bd line in the sand, we are talking the darkest day last week, there has to be change. we need a league with fewer clubs, maybe ten, we talk about player welfare a lot, many

backlogs, we are announcing ten more diagnostic centres to be i —— open from the isle of wight to burnley butt unlocking funds to discharge people from hospital as well. but i suppose for a lot of people _ from hospital as well. but i suppose for a lot of people it _ from hospital as well. but i suppose for a lot of people it does _ from hospital as well. but i suppose for a lot of people it does not - from hospital as well. but i suppose for a lot of people it does not feel i for a lot of people it does not feel like that. if they are trying to see a doctor or they cannot get a dentist or in their daily lives, they cannot get a passport back or book a driving test, they are looking at the whole of the economy, the whole of the public service at the whole of the public service at the moment and thinking, it's not working properly. and at the same time, we get this morning that the chancellor, according to the iss, misleading research body in economics, —— according to the ifs, a leading research body, you have to do cuts of 60 million do cuts of 60 —— a leading research body, you have to

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