and this one in cambridgeshire has been criticised for being too wonky.c news. now it's time for the weather. hello — now it's time for the weather. hello. many of us are used to wearing — hello. many of us are used to wearing hats and gloves now, there is every _ wearing hats and gloves now, there is every indication it is good to stay— is every indication it is good to stay cold — is every indication it is good to stay cold for the rest of the week. and ihto _ stay cold for the rest of the week. and into the weekend. shark night frosts and occasional showers here and there. let's have a look at the satellite picture, you can see the distribution of cloud today, the clearer spells are in the centre of the country and this is where it's going to be coldest. through the evening hours, temperatures barely above freezing in some areas. the mildest spot in plymouth at around 8, and in the channel islands, 9. so the focus for the late afternoon into the evening shows some wintry showers across scotland in the north—east of england, icy conditions also forming

cambridgeshire fire and rescue service believes that replacement battery caused a devastating blaze inalmighty bang. my bike was spitting out flames from the ground floor all the way up to the second floor. it was a scene out of a nightmare. i proceeded to jump out the window to try and fight the fire, while my missus was sorting the kids and the two dogs out. badly burned with a broken ankle, scott was taken to hospital and placed in an induced coma for four weeks. my mum and my dad broke the news to me. and, yeah, i lost my girlfriend, my son, my daughter, and our two dogs. she was the most amazing person in the world. she was nice to everyone. i miss her so much. lily, she would have been nine injanuary. her and her brother, 0liver, had the most amazing relationship. they played constantly. i'm dreading this new life that i've been forced to start. i want my old life back. lithium ion batteries contain a large amount of energy in a small space. but this is thermal runaway, demonstrated in a lab. if a cell in a faulty battery heats up uncontrollably, a devastating chain reaction can

live now to ely in cambridgeshire to speak to one of the winners — sofiia tereshchenko.hen you were given this award? . ~ you feel when you were given this award? ., ~ ., award? i mean, i think we all felt very proud _ award? i mean, i think we all felt very proud and — award? i mean, i think we all felt very proud and inspired. - award? i mean, i think we all felt very proud and inspired. it - award? i mean, i think we all felt very proud and inspired. it is i award? i mean, i think we all felt| very proud and inspired. it is such a big honour, especially if you look at the other winners of international children's peace prize. to receive the same award as people like greta to an burgh and being on the same stage of all of these amazing people is really inspirational and empowering and i think it kind of showed us that our work is also important and that we can make an impact.— work is also important and that we can make an impact. before we start talkin: can make an impact. before we start talking about — can make an impact. before we start talking about what _ can mak

critics are cambridgeshire town?, lazy groundwork, but fans are rather enjoying it. we'll be showing you that in a bit. >> yeah, apparently lots of people comparing it to the leaning tower of pisa. so we'll show that this show you that shortly. this is britain's newsroom that i knew had dewbs & co that i knew had dewbs& co weeknights from . six weeknights from. six >> welcome back to britain's newsroom on gb news with pip tomson and ellie costello . now, tomson and ellie costello. now, in the last few moments, the prime minister has been speaking. he's at nissan's sunderland plant today, but he's been talking about the israel gaza conflict and this expected hostage release in the next few hours. here's what he had to say. it's obviously the first step. >> we need to make sure everyone an abides by the terms of the agreement. and want to see an abides by the terms of the agrhostagesknd want to see an abides by the terms of the agrhostages released,1nt to see an abides by the terms of the agrhostages released, includin

march in cambridgeshire . well, march in cambridgeshire.t festive. i think you can now, the installed of the second installed of winterfest , it is set to open on winterfest, it is set to open on george square in glasgow today , george square in glasgow today, where families can enjoy all the wonderful attractions. >> with the cost of living >> but with the cost of living crisis gripping the crisis still gripping the nation, just how many people will enjoy what the market has to offer this year ? to offer this year? >> well, let's go north to our scotland reporter tony maguire, who joins us now . morning, tony. who joins us now. morning, tony. i can see a tree behind you. is there much else ? there much else? >> good morning . well, i do have >> good morning. well, i do have rudolph, i believe, and i haven't actually asked the others their names, but i believe it's vixen and blitzen. but indeed , this is the second but indeed, this is the second part of winterfest here in glasgow. and today marks 30 sleeps till christmas . so when sleeps ti

cambridgeshire fire and rescue service believes that replacement battery caused a devastating blaze inalmighty bang. my bike was spitting out flames from the ground floor all the way up to the second floor. it was a scene out of a nightmare. i proceeded to jump out the window to try and fight the fire, while my missus was sorting the kids and the two dogs out. apparently, my clothes were on fire. i didn't actually realise this at the time. badly burned with a broken ankle, scott was taken to hospital and placed in an induced coma for four weeks. my mum and my dad broke the news to me. and yeah, i lost my girlfriend, my son, my daughter, and our two dogs. she was the most amazing person in the world. she was nice to everyone. i miss her so much. lily, she would have been nine injanuary. her and her brother 0liver had the most amazing relationship. they played constantly. i'm dreading this new life that i've been forced to start. i want my old life back. lithium ion batteries contain a large amount of energy in a small space. but this is thermal runaway, demonstrated in a lab. if a cell

>> up cambridgeshire >> i grew up in cambridgeshire and car was nicked, and my family car was nicked,be i'm biased against stealing. i don't know. but lots more coming up for you this afternoon. in just a minute, we're going to hear the thoughts of our wonderful panel on that britain's on the stories that britain's talking about, including, of course, sad news in the course, this sad news in the last that the former last hour that the former chancellor labour politician chancellor and labour politician alistair darling, has sadly died at the age of 70. that's after your headlines with tatiana . your headlines with tatiana. >> tom, thank you . 133 this is >> tom, thank you. 133 this is the latest former chancellor and veteran labour politician alistair darling has died at the age of 70. lord darling became a household name when gordon brown appointed him chancellor after taking the keys to number 10 back in two thousand and seven, he ran the treasury throughout the global banking crisis and stayed in the post until mr brown lost the election in 2010. well, mr brown has paid tribute say

finally, we're getting to our big debate about this academy school in cambridgeshire where teachers havemy in saint ives, saint ivo academy in saint ives, released the following statement. say, obviously statement. they say, obviously it's disappointing that the strike action is going ahead, particularly so given that we do not recognise many of the claims being about our school. being made about our school. saint a calm, saint ivo has become a calm, purposeful and inclusive school which values academic endeavour and . so do the and scholarship. so do the striking teachers have a point or do they need to toughen up? well, we're joined now by maths teacher and broadcaster bobby seagull, as well as the broadcaster claire muldoon. claire, me come to you claire, let me come to you first. a parent, when you first. as a parent, when you hear about a school toughening up the rules, getting the kids to quite literally pull up their socks, do you support that vision? absolutely. >> and i'd say brava and bravo . >> and i'd say brava and bravo. this is why are people now so frightened of the word d

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