we will have the latest from chesterfield in just a we will have the latest from chesterfield injust a moment. the other main stories on bbc news at five. the justice secretary, david lidington, says the government wants to see a "more diverse" judiciary — despite ruling out targets for appointing more black and minority ethnicjudges. the hms queen elizabeth, the navy‘s new £3 billion carrier is facing repairs. allegations about harvey weinstein — we hear from a former colleague who tells us about how she became aware of his behaviour. he said nothing had happened. he swore on the life of his wife. it's five o'clock. our main story is that police believe they may have disrupted an alleged terror plot planned for the christmas period following the arrest of four suspects in sheffield and chesterfield. an army bomb disposal team has been at a house in chesterfield and local residents have been moved from their homes. three other men were arrested in sheffield. our correspondent angus crawford has the latest. in chesterfield, the army disposal unit was called in. a large area was cordon

the most obvious activity was in chesterfield.ther raids were about 15 miles away around sheffield. as well as the two men arrested next to the community centre in burngreave, a business was raided in stocksbridge and another man was detained in meersbrook where local people heard stun grenades being used. we were woken up at around 5:30am by a really, really loud bang and initially we did think that somebody had crashed outside our house. we were looking outside and all we could see were police officers dressed in riot gear and they were storming a house across the road from us. lots of running about and shouting. these were co—ordinated counterterrorism raid which may have stopped a plot timed to coincide with the christmas holidays. danny savage, bbc news a man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for throwing acid into the crowd at a packed nightclub in east london. arthur collins, who's 25, squirted the liquid into a group on the dance—floor at the mangle nightclub in april last year. he was convicted last month of five c

the most obvious activity was in chesterfield.ther raids were about 15 miles away around sheffield. as well as the two men arrested next to the community centre in burngreave, business raided in stocksbridge and another man was detained in meersbrook where local people heard stun grenades being used. we were woken up at around 5:30am by a really, really loud bang and initially we did think that somebody had crashed outside our house. we were looking outside and all we could see were police officers dressed in riot gear and they were storming a house across the road from us. lots of running about and shouting. these were coordinated counterterrorism raids which may have stopped a plot timed to coincide with the christmas holidays. danny is in burngreave in sheffield tonight. as we were saying, this has been a very extensive operation. what are you being told about the state of play tonight? the four men who were arrested now being questioned at a police station in west yorkshire, aged between 22 and 41 and police have up to m days

the army bomb disposal unit was called to a row of shops in chesterfield.than a hundred people have been evacuated from their homes. tonight, the bomb squad has just arrived at another address in sheffield. with the latest, here's our correspondent, danny savage. on a terraced street in chesterfield today, army bomb disposal experts were looking for explosives. they have been here for hours. counter—terrorism officers arrested a 31—year—old man here this morning. in the predawn darkness, armed police were pictured guarding the scene as the raid took place. at the edge of the cordon, people evacuated from their homes couldn't believe what was happening in their streets. they come banging on the door saying, "you need to evacuate." my grandad refused to leave the house. he's still in there now. the only one on the street. and they said, "it's for your own safety, bomb disposal are here." they made everyone else leave apart from him. how does it feel that this is happening in your neighbourhood? in a way it's a bit scary, bit weird, isn't it? you don't expect

we will have the latest from chesterfield in just a we will have the latest from chesterfield injust

you might remember that the bomb squad was brought in in chesterfield during one of the arrests. in custody and police have been given more to question them. now to bethlehem, where pilgrims are arriving in the city ahead of a midnight mass this evening to see in christmas. this year's celebrations, however, are taking place amid rising tensions in the region, following the us decision to recognisejerusalem as israel's capital earlier this month. our correspondent tom bateman is there for us in bethlehem. it certainly looks very christmassy behind you. absolutely, very festive so behind you. absolutely, very festive so far this morning, we have been having the palestinians scout troops warming up the crowds already. to give you a sense of the layout in manger square, you can see the big christmas tree and behind that is the church of the nativity, which was built on the spot where it is believed jesus was born. that basilica has been there for the best pa rt basilica has been there for the best part of 1500 years. as you say, the crowds have been gathering since first thing this

a fourth man, 31, was arrested at an address in chesterfield.o a police station in west yorkshire questioning. president trump's national security adviser has told the bbc that the us is ready to force north korea to give up its nuclear weapons with or without their co—operation. general hr mcmaster told the bbc‘s yalda hakim that the regime of kim jong—un remains a grave threat. are you committed to peaceful resolution to this? of course, that's what we want but were not committed to eight peaceful conclusion, that a resolution. we wa nted conclusion, that a resolution. we wanted to be peaceful but as the president said, all options are on the table and we have to be prepared if necessary to compel the denuclearisation of north korea without the cooperation of that regime. leading republicans, such as lindsey graham of said there is a 30% chance of war. if they continue with the threats it could go up to 70%. is war imminent? the chances of what could go up and down based on what could go up and down based on what we all decide to do. north kor

on a terraced street in chesterfield today, army bomb disposal experts were looking for explosives. darkness, armed police were pictured guarding the scene as the raid took place. at the edge of the cordon, people evacuated from their homes couldn't believe what was happening in their streets. they come banging on the door saying, "you need to evacuate." my grandad refused to leave the house. he's still in there now. the only one on the street. and they said, "it's for your own safety, bomb disposal are here." they made everyone else leave apart from him. arrests were made elsewhere too, as police took action against an alleged islamist terror plot against the uk that could have come to fruition over christmas. although the most obvious activity was in chesterfield, about 15 miles away in the burngreave area of sheffield, two other men were arrested. a business was raided, and another man was arrested in meersbrook, where local people heard stun grenades being used. we were woken up at about 5:30 by a really, really loud bang. initially we did think that somebody had crashed outside

john isays 16 in his backyards, ed in chesterfield, new jersey, right around hill at 18. phil in philadelphia, also, avi e, pennsylvania says it is 18 degrees, as well in his kenneth in willingboro around 12. thirteen for johnknack will, c8 ,l tab -- in pennsylvaniaboaralk plaza in re, actually saw someone out here walking the board eli you can see the snow is falling. we have a fresh coat willing ofthe board, in rehoboth. looking at storm s system, i mean, it will be in and out of here in no tim already starting to push east, making its way into the delaware valley. getting report snowfl, into philadelphia, now, and also, dealing with snow across portions eveinto south jersey. and this is going to continue into the morning also into the latter part of the afternoon, we reason, in effect until 6:00 p.m. this evening. so that includes all of the pur, philadelphia, delaware county, as well as portions every thentchester county into south jersey. this is until 6:00 thisre is sot on the future weather. that snow continues to push on in, asof the morning, we will se vale of sn

four men have been arrested in sheffield and chesterfield. years — the man who threw acid into a crowded nightclub in east london. social media companies are taken to task by mps as they're accused of not doing enough to tackle hate crime. and on newsnight: an interview with zelda perkins, a broadcast world exclusive, with the woman who tried two decades ago to bring harvey weinstein tojustice.

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a fourth man aged 31 was arrested at an address in chesterfield.en to a police station in west yorkshire for questioning. the royal navy's new £3 billion pound aircraft carrier, hms queen elizabeth, is leaking. the navy's deuchar flagship the navy's deucharflagship has a problem with the propeller shaft. —— future flagship. 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale reports. earlier this month, amid much fanfare, the royal navy's largest, most expensive warship was being commissioned into service by the queen. i name this ship queen elizabeth. hailed as the most powerful capable warship ever to raise the white ensign. but what the navy did not say at the time was that she was leaking. according to the sun newspaper, a fault with a seal around one of the ship's propeller shafts has left her taking on up to 200 litres of water every hour. the problem was first identified during her sea trials earlier this year. a royal navy spokesman insisted the fault was now scheduled for repair and that it would not prevent the 65,000—tonne warship from sailing agai

the 31—year—old man from chesterfield and 22—year—old man from sheffield will appear before magistratesime for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, james pearce. the headlines this evening: can england finally get an ashes test win? double century for alastair cook has given them a great chance to do so at melbourne. 3—point arsenal at crystal palace in the evening premier league match. and phil taylor powers his way into the quarter—finals of the pdc world darts championship. good evening. in less than an hour's time alastair cook will return to the crease in melbourne on 244 not out. it's a double century that's given england the upper hand in the fourth ashes test, and a chance to restore some much needed pride. the tourists are 491—9. that's a first innings lead of 164. there's still of course plenty of work for england to do, and having lost the first three tests they won't be taking anything for granted. let's cross live to melbourne and speak to our reporter patrick gearey. good morning. is this a winning lead? the australia coach darren lehmann in his press confere

arrests were made and people were held in sheffield and people were held in sheffield and chesterfieldthe daily mail, potential rises in council tax bills. and you can see the figures. millions of families facing rises. and two stories on breakfast, the met police will review rape cases after a trial error, so we have had two in one week. scores of sexual assault cases will be reviewed after the end has led to the collapse of a second case. and also the picture you have seen here is the man, arthur collins, who in a london nightclub carry out an asset attack, injuring 22 people —— acid attack. a clear mark on how people view the acid attacks in the course at the moment. i know that you talk about t'r'us, so i know that you talk about t'r'us, so there is analysis of that —— toys'r'us mps are demanding an explanation as to why the retailer, which has been struggling for some time, handed a pay increase to the bosses over those years despite falling sales and growing losses. so the working pensions committee wrote to the boss to ask what is going on. and just in case you're wondering what

freing. 45 degrees for he had need chesterfield, john inrnac 44. forty-three for alan in delran and phil in philadea above free. we are just dealing with rain. let me show three, and some areas starting to tap into a couple of breaks here and will see some breaks through the day, every county wiotthe entire day but we will have, what we will call period of rain, throughout the d exacte are seeing right now on storm scan three. you can see as way in through ty but dealing with steady rainst n area at this point in time. rain, already seeing ponding on the roadways, as amanda mueller was telling us. it will be ending from northwest to southe but not until later this evening. and that was not without bringing gusty wind is a long the cold front swinging through. i'll show you is what going on and what you can expect on future weather. we will confirm everything that is happening, by about noon time portions of south jersey might tap into a break from the rain, better chance for a break along i-95 corridor around three or four or 5:00 o'clock or so and

in sheffield and chesterfield. the government says it wants a ‘more diverse‘ judiciary — despite rejecting targets for appointing more black and minority ethnicjudges. government officials who are investigating the scandal into contaminated blood products have been using a discredited report — despite assurances that it would be taken out of circulation a man has been sentenced to 25 years imprisonment for throwing acid in a crowded club in east london. arthur collins was convicted last month of five counts of grievous bodily harm and nine assault. the hms queen elizabeth, the navy‘s new £3 billion aircraft carrier is already facing repairs for a leak. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. katty kay and christian fraser will have more on donald trump's first legislative success since he took office — tax cuts. that's in beyond 100 days. we'll be crossing live to the scene of the deadly train derailment in the us state of washington. and behind

dupuis was hired after ten years of chief of the chesterfield county police department. >>> d.c.ater is trying to find ways to lower customers' bills by getting into the invention business. a team of researchers works on finding ways to solve problems and create new ideas for d.c. water to test and use. now, the utility is going the extra step to try to market and sell those technologies and services to other water systems and eventually private customers. d.c. water holds about a dozen patents. >> what we are doing at d.c. water is very aggressive. doesn't generate much revenue. but the potential future is pretty significant. unusual for public agencies. we've created our own intellectual properties for new technologies that we have helped invent. most public agencies do that and >> one of the products that d.c. water is now selling is something you have to get rid of anyway. but they found a way to make it into something buyers pay for. d.c. water is using -- it's a steam treatment system that turns human waste solid into a soil. >> a christmas eve tweet is going viral. burkhal

farhad salah, from sheffield, and andi sami star, from chesterfield, have been charged with engagingle and in need of medical assistance have been transferred to damascus. the united nations says nearly 500 people and abs need of medical care, 18 children and six women were among those taken out in the last few days. the anti—landmine programme launched by princess diana is to getting extra funding to expand de—mining operations across the world. the government announced it would match the two hundred thousand pounds raised in a bbc radio appeal to tackle, what was described as the "hidden, indiscriminate killer". the money is on top of the one hundred million pound programme announced earlier this year by prince harry. wyre davies reports. although nearly 30 countries where de—mining operations have taken place have now been declared mine—free, there are still millions of mines littering existing and former war zones across the globe. small plastic antipersonnel mines in particular kill or maim thousands of unsuspecting civilians every year, long after they were originally laid. in

. >>> in burlington county fire marshal investigate a barn fire in chesterfield township.ky fox over that one as well. this is 100 block of bordentown-georgetown road. the fire began right around 4:0. firefighters got control of it right around two hours later. we're told no people nor animals are injured. >>> happening right now, across the country, the inevitable rush to return gifts that just aren't quiet right. but it's also a time to spend the money or gift cards you received. bar den hunters jammed malls however at the quaker bridge mall we didn't find many shoppers looking to return unwanted gifts instead today was a shoppers dream with season ending discounts as deep as 75%. >> i was able to buy three coats like a fall coat for i ended up getting them for $2.50. >> reporter: a coat for 2-pint 50? >> three of them. >> reporter: thee coats for $2.50. >> between the coupons, my discount and everything else. it was score. >> yeah, that is cheaper than cup of joe at a lot of places. you can expect clothing electronics, video games, cars, exercise equipment and anything

and then go into other places, like willow grove, barbara at 42, 41 ed in chesterfield, and 44 in carting ton, even 46 in willingboro. so, it is a very mild start to the day for our area. let's skip past this graphic however, take a look at the map, we had front cross through, brought in very minor precipitation event last night , london, obviously do, have looking forward, jump right to the seven day, we do have nice stretch of sunshine lasting at least through monday. so any outdoor plans you have are a go. tuesday, though, yes, it is the mildest, but also right now looks to be the next chance for us to see some wet weather, meisha. >> good to know, thank you so much, katie, very good morning , hammy friday, you guys, looking outside the schuylkill at the boulevard, taillights eastbound direction , tail light westbound direction, take the boulevard, jump on to the schuylkill, basically what you're going to be dealing with. some movement, yes, activity volume levels building ever so slightly but overall, this is fairly typical and normal looking for a friday morning, and hopefully we

this is ed, he lives in chesterfield, new jersey, and right around 29 degrees where he lives, than is his comment: fine morning, happy friday, lasts day for work of the year if you are a teacher. that's right. a lot of people may be getting a head start traveling for the holidays later today or maybe even tomorrow. unfortunately tomorrow doesn't look at great. as far as other temperatures out there, talking 32 for mt. laurel, david in new jersey says 33, so generally here is the trend. talking some upper 20's, and some 30's out there. now, let me show you a look at temperatures across the rest of the region. we have 35 degrees, right now, in philadelphia. down the shore, in the 20's. that's actually kind of the colder spot for a change. 27 degrees in atlantic city. 27 degrees in wildwood. we're in the 30's in delaware, 32 in dover, and it is 36 degrees right now in the wilmington area. also, we will show you look at what you can expect, as we head throughout the day today. we're generally going to be seeing temperatures, making it on the mild note of things, very mild side of things,

who had been investigating a suspected christmas attack plot. 31—year—old andi sami star, from chesterfieldined by detectives on charges of engaging in the preparation of an act of terrorism. they appeared by video—link before london's westminster magistrates' court. authorities in the indian city of mumbai have launched an inquiry, after a huge fire at an office and restaurant complex killed at least 1a people. the blaze erupted just after midnight in the popular kamala mills restaurant and shopping compound, and engulfed the structure within half an hour. most of the victims are thought to be young women who were attending a birthday party. the ftse 100 has ended the year at a record high. the main index of shares listed in london ended 2017 at 7,687, up 7.6% on last year. the mining sector saw the biggest gains this year while utilities such as water and electricity were the weakest. protests are being staged across iran in what's being described as the most serious and widespread expression of public discontent in the country since disputed election results eight years ago. a small numb

ed out in chesterfield at 47 degrees where he just said in one short word: warm exclamation point, atou can understand why. forty-seven is also the value that came in from john carol this morning, again, very mild beginning to the day. but, it will not last. some really pretty pictures though of some of the other gorgeous decorations going up around the region here, this is door wreath from phil, i like this one, if you look closely you can see him in the reflection there. meanwhile one next-door to it is another gorgeous tree in the city this one out in the art museum. now, let's talk about the front. coming through later on today. so, in advance of that, get ting this surge of not just warmth, but moisture. that's what's going to allow the rain to come through pretty steadily and heavily whether it does in fact arrive but too warm for anything but plane old rain. get to go that time of year though where you start to think about ice, snow, and later on this weeks behind that cold front, jet stream will dip, and support any snow trying to fall. so just rain for now. pm hours specially

search two properties, including a community centre, following anti—terror raids in sheffield and chesterfieldd held over an alleged islamist terror plot that officers say could have been carried out this christmas. saudi arabia's crown prince, mohammed bin salman, is to visit britain next year, according to a statement from downing street. it said the prime minister is looking forward to welcoming the crown prince to the uk in the new year. the headlines on bbc news: the first secretary of state, damian green, is forced to resign after an inquiry finds he breached the ministerial code. britain's biggest police force confirms it's urgently reviewing dozens of investigations into alleged sexual offences, after two cases collapse within a week. there are downgraded its forecast for britain's economic outlook blaming uncertainty on brexit. president trump says he's delivering what he's called a "big beautiful tax cut" for americans this christmas. the tax reforms, passed this evening in congress, represent the first major legislative victory for mr trump, after nearly a year in office. the reform

four men were originally being held after raids on tuesday in chesterfield and sheffield but police saideased without charge. plans to ditch the army's slogan, ‘be the best', have been stopped by the new defence secretary, gavin williamson. half a million pounds had been spent on a re—branding exercise that would have got rid of the slogan because it was felt to be elitist. andy moore reports. it isa it is a well known slogan that has been at the heart of recruiting for two decades. the army spent more than £500,000 on research and found that message wasn't getting through to many in its target audience. it is not clear when the new defence secretary saw the plans for the rebrand, but he clearly didn't like them. the research reportedly showed that t be the them. the research reportedly showed thatt be the best them. the research reportedly showed that t be the best slogan was dated, elitist and non—inclusive. these plans were well advanced at a seen your level at the ministry of defence and there was a about turn. a statement was issued last night saying the defence sectsly believes the

four men were originally being held after raids on tuesday in chesterfield and sheffield but police said plans to ditch the army's slogan, ‘be the best', have been stopped by the new defence secretary, gavin williamson. half a million pounds had been spent on a re—branding exercise that would have got rid of the slogan because it was felt to be elitist. andy moore reports. it's a well—known slogan at the heart of army recruiting for more than two decades. it is not clear when the new defence secretary saw the plans for a rebrand, but he didn't like them. the research reportedly showed that the be the best slogan was dated, elitist and non—inclusive. these plans were well advanced at the mod, then there was a sudden about turn. a statement was issued last night saying the defence secretary believes the british army is the best of the best and the proposals have been put on hold. colonel richard kemp commanded british troops in afghanistan. he said a lot could be improved in the process, but there is nothing wrong with the slogan. if the army is not an elite it will hardly beat our enemies

two men charged are—and—andy sami star, the owner of the mermaid fish bar on sheffield road in chesterfield brunswick roadin fahad salah who lives at brunswick road in sheffield. they arejointly charged with preparation of an act of terrorism. in essence this case allegedly comes down to preparations to make a home made bomb. prosecutors told the districtjudge today that the pair jointly researched the chemicals for a bomb, looked into how to construct it, the components involved and also recorded a test explosion of a home—made improvised explosive device which was allegedly recovered from a device during this investigation. now during the case this morning, we heard both men were kurdish iraqis, mrstar this morning, we heard both men were kurdish iraqis, mr star is a settled refugee who has been in the country for a number of years and has been recently considering becoming a british national. his lawyer told the courts today that his client vehemently denied any involvement in terrorism. the prosecutors say the heart of this case is a low explosive black powder which was recovered during

farhad salah, from sheffield, and andi sami star, from chesterfield, have been charged with engaging terrorism and will appear via video link at westminster magistrates' court today. they were among four men arrested earlier in december. a further twenty—nine people in urgent need of medical assistance have now been transferred to damascus, from a rebel—held area near the syrian capital, in a deal with the government. the united nations says nearly five hundred people are in urgent need of medical care in ghouta. eighteen children and six women were among those taken out of ghouta over the past few days. a huge fire at an office and restaurant complex in india's financial capital mumbai has killed at least fourteen people and injured several others. the blaze at the kamala mills compound, is reported to have broken out in a restaurant and spread quickly. the complex housed a collection of derelict industrial buildings which had been transformed into a hub of upscale restaurants and offices. most of the victims are thought to be young women who were attending a birthday party. samir h

been granted more time to question three terrorism suspects arrested on tuesday in sheffield and chesterfieldsuspicion of being concerned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism. plans to ditch the army's slogan "be the best" have been halted by the new defence secretary, gavin williamson. £500,000 has been spent on a rebranding exercise that would have got rid of the slogan, because it was deemed elitist. the ministry of defence said the british army is the "best of the best" and that the proposals were now "on hold." earlier i talked to colonel richard kemp, a former commander of british forces in afghanistan, and first asked about his view about general sir nick carter's plan. i was a bit disappointed with this idea, because i can understand why the general wanted to do it, which was of course partly to do with tackling the army's horrendous recruitment crisis that it faces, but i think it is an error ofjudgment to suggest that the army is not elitist and that we should not aim to have the best. i mean, i know that wasn't really what he had in mind, but i think t

it follows arrests of three men on tuesday in sheffield and chesterfield.rned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism. britain's political leaders have used their annual christmas messages to pay tribute to those who help others and support those in need over the festive season. eleanor garnier has more. wishing everyone a happy christmas, the prime minister thanked those who help others in the festive period like volunteers that faith projects and international aid workers, and theresa may highlighted the courage and dedication of the emergency services who went to the g re nfell tower emergency services who went to the grenfell tower tragedy and terrorist attacks in manchester and london. she thanked the country's armed forces. this christmas, as people across the uk celebrate this special time of year with their families and friends, we will do so secure in the knowledge that the valiant hearts of oui’ knowledge that the valiant hearts of our servicemen and women, many far away from their own loved ones at this special time of

search two properties, including a community centre, following anti—terror raids in sheffield and chesterfieldd over an alleged islamist terror plot that officers say could have been carried out this christmas. it's being billed as the most far—reaching overhaul of america's tax system for decades. in his first major legislative achievement, president trump has kept his pledge to recast the taxes individuals and corporations pay. critics say the plans are a give—away to the super—rich, while his supporters insist the changes will boost the economy. let's speak to our north america editorjon sopel, who's outside the white house. mrtrump has had mr trump has had quite a rocky time of it, how significant is this particular achievement?” of it, how significant is this particular achievement? i think this isa particular achievement? i think this is a significant achievement for the president. he has been holding a cabinet meeting in the last few minutes and was talking about this being a great gift to the american people. although it is fair to say the very wealthiest american people will get a muc

this case involves two men, one from chesterfield, who is a settled former kurdish refugee, now settledmermaid fish bar in the town, and another man who is 22 and from sheffield. they were both arrested on the 19th of december in a major operation from the counterterrorism policing north—east union, one of the country's largest terrace units. in that operation, people will remember that operation, people will remember that a street was evacuated as an army bomb disposal is what was called in to investigate some of the materials found. both men were charged last night with a single count, jointly, of preparing an act of terrorism. today at westminster magistrates' court, prosecutors told the senior districtjudge that in essence, these two men had allegedly been researching and planning to build a home—made bomb that they had allegedly acquired some of the chemicals to make that bomb and other components, and also allegedly carried out a test explosion on an improvised explosive device which was recorded on a smartphone. during this morning's hearing, a solicitor for andi this morning's h

in the firth park area of sheffield, and follows the arrests of four men in the city and nearby chesterfielde will enjoy the biggest "inheritance boom" of any post—war generation — that's according to the think tank, the resolution foundation, which analyses living standards. those born in the 80s and early 90s, so—called millenials, will have to wait for the windfall though. the study estimates that the average age they will inherit something will be 6! years old. here's more from our business correspondentjoe lynam. young people aged between 17 and 35 hoping to get on the housing ladder could be set to inherit a lot of money from their parents. but it may come too late for some. according to the resolution foundation, the value of inheritances is set to double over the next 20 years, thanks to baby boomers aged between 50 and 70 leaving behind expensive property. but the think tank says the average age someone inherits is now 61, meaning too late for many of today's house hunters. across the piece, the financial situation, the living standards picture for millenials is quite concerning. th

a 22—year—old man from sheffield and a 31—year—old man from chesterfield have been charged in relationill appear at westminster magistrates court tomorrow. they were among four men arrested on 19 december in derbyshire and south yorkshire. the former footballer, george weah, has won the liberian presidential election. mr weah played for a string of football clubs, including ac milan and chelsea. he entered politics after his retirement in 2002 and will succeed ellenjohnson sirleaf, africa's first elected female president. the tech company apple apologised to its customers tonight, after it admitted slowing down older iphones in order to protect their phones. apple said it would never intentionally shorten the life of any apple product, and it said it would offer replacement batteries at a discounted price. the british medical team is flying to bangladesh to help rohingya refugees from myanmar. they will spend eight weeks challenging diphtheria in the camps. leaving manchester airport, british medics heading for bangladesh and a refugee camp where those that have survived and escaped pe

a 31—year—old man from chesterfield, and a 22—year—old man from sheffield, will appear before magistrates and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster, david davies, and journalist, dina hamdy. to the thank you very much for coming in. —— nice to have you both here. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the times, which reports that the best paid family doctors can earn up to £700,000 a year. the telegraph reports that the minister for the constitution has accused jeremy corbyn of trying to rig the next election by planning to block proposed reforms to constituency boundaries. the i leads with a suggestion that drunk revellers should be treated in what it's described as "drunk tanks", rather than our hospitals. the guardian leads with an mp warning social media giants they could face sanctions if they continue to stonewall parliament over russian interference in the brexit vote. the daily mail's front page covers a study suggesting britain has a growing problem with addiction to prescription drugs. the financial times says world

been granted more time to question three terrorism suspects arrested on tuesday in sheffield and chesterfieldpicion of being concerned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism. britain's political leaders have used their annual christmas messages to pay tribute to those who help others. they also urge people to support those in need over the festive season. 0ur political correspondent, eleanor garnier, has more. wishing everyone a happy christmas, the prime minister thanked those who help others during the festive period. like volunteers at faith projects and international aid workers. theresa may highlighted the courage and dedication of the emergency services who went to the grenfell tower tragedy and terrorist attacks in manchester and london. and she thanked the country's armed forces. this christmas, as people across the uk celebrate this special time of year with family and friends, we will do so secure in the knowledge that the valiant hearts of our service men and women, many far away from their own loved ones at this special time of year, are working to keep

it follows arrests of three men on tuesday in sheffield and chesterfield.oncerned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism. the headlines on bbc news: rescuers are searching for 150 missing people, after a tropical storm in the philippines left another 200 dead. two people have been killed and four injured following a multiple vehicle crash on the m40 in 0xfordshire. the motorway has now reopened. north korean state tv describes as an act of war new economic sanctions imposed by the united nations. pyongyang has vowed to strengthen its nuclear deterrent. sport now and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. sheffield wednesday and middlesbrough are both looking for new managers after the two teams met at hillsbrough yesterday. wednesday confirmed a short time ago that carlos carvalhal has left the club after yesterday's 2—1 defeat. it leaves wednesday 15th in the championship. ryan shotton scored the crucial second goalfor boro. sheffield wednesday released a statement earlier this morning saying, "both parties believe the time

who had been investigating a suspected christmas attack plot. 31—year—old andi sami star, from chesterfieldf engaging in the preparation of an act of terrorism. they appeared by video—link before london's westminster magistrates‘ court. at least 12 people have been killed in two separate attacks on coptic christians in egypt. two shop owners were shot dead inside their premises in helwan district, south of the capital cairo. ten people were killed in a separate gun attack on mar mina church in the same district. over the past year more than 100 christians have been killed in bombings and shootings in egypt. police believe it's "likely" a missing student from norfolk, who vanished from her home early on boxing day, entered the sea. coastal searches are continuing for 21—year—old sophie smith from gorleston , who suffers from severe anxiety and depression. the coastguard and a police helicopter have been searching the suffolk coast as our correspondent mike liggins reports. it is relatively calm here this evening but the weather today has been absolutely dreadful. high wind and heavy rain led

today at 2pm: four arrests in early morning terror raids in sheffield and chesterfield.of £130 million with the option for local authorities to raise even more from taxes. the government outlines ways to tackle racial bias in the criminaljustice system in england and wales, but is criticised for ruling out diversity targets for judges. iam afraid i am afraid that without that they're going to see more of the same and we'll be back here in ten yea rs' same and we'll be back here in ten years' time still with the judiciary not reflecting on our country. a leak is discovered on the uk's largest and most—expensive aircraft carrier, hms queen elizabeth. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with holli hamilton.

this is a live look now at the scene in suburban chesterfield. the pilot died as the plane hit a car and a gas pump. no one on the ground was hurt. authorities say the pilot trying to reach a local airport but didn't make it. the investigation is now underway. alison: now new information after an 11-year-old was shot in suitland. we first brought you breaking news as the story unfolded last night at 11:00. stephen tschida is live in suitland. what have you learned about the gunman and what happened here? stephen: well, alison, we learned that this man is 33 years old. the gun was his legally. it was in the town home. as last report the boy is in critical condition. military, putting his legally owned gun away. he told investigators he had it in his hand when it went off. 11-year-old boy struck in the upper body. he was watching the boy at the time. >> i'm not criticizing nobody but i wouldn't have had a weapon around any kid. >> the man is cooperating. he told them he picked up the child and ran to his neighbor the boy's mother. she was at home.

. >>> the burlington county fire marshal is investigating a barn fire in chesterfield township.kyfox over the raging fire earlier on the 100 block of bordentown-georgetown road much as you can see, the flames shooting out of the roof. this fire started right around 4:00 this afternoon. it was brought under control just two hours later. we're told thankfully no animals or people were injured. >>> happening right now, from giving gifts to receiving and returning them. now begins the inevitable rush to return gifts that just aren't quiet right but it's also time to cash in on any of those gift cards that you received. shoppers packed the mall in mercer county lawrence township fox 29's brad sattin has been hanging out at the quaker bridge mall. you'd think full of people making returns, right? but what he found, let's just say surprised even us. >> reporter: so many people, so many unwanted gifts to unlo unload. >> i think a lot of people like to return things because they're trying to exchange it for better thing. >> reporter: no better time to get those better things than the day

who had been investigating a suspected christmas attack plot. 31—year—old andi sami star, from chesterfieldy detectives on charges of engaging in the preparation of an act of terrorism. they appeared by video—link before london's westminster magistrates‘ court. the nhs in england is considering the routine use of so—called drunk tanks — dedicated units for people to recover from excess alcohol — in order to reduce hospital admissions. up to 70% of visits to a&e departments on friday and saturday nights are by people who've drunk too much. adina campbell reports. at this time of year, britain's binge thinking culture is exposed with its burden on emergency services. but having more of these mobile vehicles, or drunk tanks, on a permanent basis could be a solution — an idea now being considered by nhs england. alcohol recovery services a re potentially successful in reducing pressure on a&e services, which is potentially important in winter. and so if there are ways that we can safely look after people in alternative settings, then it's really worth looking at these alternatives, and that's w

>> the arrests took place in the northern city of sheffield and chesterfield.osal unit was sent to the home of one of the suspects in chesterfield. residents were evacuated as a precaution. the arrests were based on intelligence and part of an ongoing investigation. no further details given about a possible target of the plot but there is extra security at christmas markets in the u.k. such as here in birmingham. barriers in place to prevent vehicle attacks. police say the measures are to reassure the public. people shouldn't be alarmed. this is what many christmas markets look like one year after the deadly truck attack in berlin. >> sandra: how is the anniversary of that attack in berlin being marked? >> there has been a memorial event today at the square where the attack happened. relatives of those who died gathered alongside berlin's mayor and merkel also attending. there is a new memorial plaque and family members have criticized authorities from not doing more to prevent the attack and they haven't had enough health after the attack. a truck drove into t

this is happening in chesterfield.ere called at no injuries are reported at this time but it's an active barn fire and chopper 6 hd is live. jess: hey look, it's those guys. [music] jess: are you good to drive? shawn: i'm fine. jess: how many did you have? shawn: i should be fine. jess: you should be? officer: go on and step out of the vehicle for me. bud: see ya, buddy. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. so not worth it. michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov

three in the city of sheffield in one chesterfield. an army bomb disposal unit was at the home of one of the suspects. police were concerned they could be explosive the fight at that property. residents are evacuating as a precaution. they are seen, they are part of an ongoing investigation were no details about the target, but ices has threatened to attack christmas events. we are already seen extra security christmas markets in the u.k. such as here in birmingham. one of the largest markets in the country. there are barriers in place, and extra police on duty. police are seen, this is to reassure the public it does come as you say, one year after that truck attack at the berlin christmas market. today, there was a memorial event in berlin, where lester's attack took place. german chancellor was at the ceremony, delayed flowered, and candles besides a new memorial. some remember and they criticize german authority from preventing the attack or offer enough assistance to the victims, and the government admitted to mistakes and has prom