it was monday when they called their local police in chesterfield. the house. >> now, cops get these kind of reports from families very often. and usually what they say is, he's a kid, give it some time, he's going to walk in the door. is that what he was telling you, dorene? >> yeah, he alluded to the fact that most of the time these kids end up at crack houses and crash there for a few days, and they eventually come home. i remember saying to him, i -- i pray to god you're right. i pray to god you're right. >> reporter: as the landrys worried inside their house on monday, a few miles south in harrison township, a young woman was walking towards the flagstar bank. >> i was cashing my first paycheck from a dog kennel. >> new job, first paycheck. >> yeah. >> sarah maynard, 19, noticed a young guy in sunglasses on the street, definitely checking her out as she approached the bank. it creeped her out a little, but she tried to ignore him and went directly to a teller's window. the man in the shades stormed in right behind her, as seen in chilling detail

andy swiss, bbc news, chesterfield.lable in the uk. back then, football fans in the north west of england began to pick up these items when they went to europe following their team, spawning a football fashion movement, now known as the casuals. a new exhibition opening at the walker art gallery in liverpool charts how casual culture went mainstream, creating the leisurewear industry of modern times. our culture editor katie razzall went to have a look. merseyside in the 1980s, dreams of european football success were coming true and fans were driving a fashion movement still with us today. then the first goal for derek mountfield. derek mountfield won the league and the european cup winners' cup with everton. iconic clothing from iconic days, things i used to wear, my friends used to wear to go to the games. derek remembers the so—called casuals, who lived for branded clothes and trainers and are being celebrated in the exhibition. the fans went to away games in europe and came back with all this new gear from various

a november night at chesterfield, and a victory for their fans to cheer.as opened its doors as a warm hub for the local community, where people like brenda can come for some welcome respite amid the cost of living crisis. it means a lot. come here for company, and food is nice, and it keeps you warm in the winter. if we can take a little bit of that pressure away, and say, actually, every night, come here, there will be food, there will be heating, i hope that that gives families that little bit of comfort. fans here, too, are facing their own financial pressures. it is notjust the price of the tickets, it is the price of what you buy inside so, obviously i've got my coffee here, but the price of that's going up. getting in to the match, parking, etc. a survey by the football supporters' association has found that nearly a quarter of non league fans expect to attend fewer matches this winter because of the cost of living crisis and, when it comes to travelling to away fixtures, nearly half say they will be cutting back. it is going to be a very, very trick

and in the 1st minute of added time, lucas met chesterfield. the points for the hosts a desire to win said, love spike, and that sussed against don't men to home since 2015 we showed what we can do if we fight together. if we have a good attitude, if we, if we're attack together, if we defend together, it looks really like a like a team today. and we showed great mentality, replace nice for ball. so it's amazing to when you're at home today. don't mind looking down and out and definitely not like challenges to buy an mckoko at least has the wild card to look forward to after receiving a jan and eco lap. but now i led to the rest of them mid week games seem on to rhoda has struggled for goals. so father season and he's developed a reputation as being too good for the 2nd division, but not quite up to the standard of the buddhist legal with less than 10 minutes on the clock against mines, however, he grabbed his 3rd goal of the campaign. the old time, highest score of the 2nd division showing of that finishing touch, which has served him so well

chesterfield woke up the bicycle this saturday or tomorrow, the issue with salah blah, has me to pull up a meter, was just actually another minute they, mr. is an emergency medical shield that goes up to look, i'm a little to stay with all of ink in a village was liberated after the start of this special military operation. i doub italian militants left the base in a hurry, trying to conceal traces of numerous crimes before they fled. investigators and now working the area around the form of prison. federal cases have been filed against ida fighters and criminal inquiries, launched survivors. shad testimonies hoping that sooner or later the ukrainian execution gang will face a military trial. ukrainian nationalists don't consider most of ukraine ukrainian. they consider them little russians left over from the soviet union. and these are people that need to be put down. if russia had waited until march 10th, it had been over it would have been over in the dance all the channels around here, it would, and hundreds of thousands of life. the called the correlation scenario. and it's just

chesterfield have broken the deadlock. welcome to newsday.tand down. the government seems to have drastically underestimated popular discontent — yet for the moment, has no easy way out. is this the goal that keeps germany in the world cup? we have the latest on the action in qatar. rescue efforts continue on the italian island of ischia — after a mudslide engulfed buildings and swept away people's homes. and with modern wheat varieties coming under pressure

the lost to chesterfield, of the national league 2—0 at home. the end. they seal their spot in the third round, the stage where premier league and championship teams enter the mix. the dream is over for seventh tier alvechurch. they were beaten by league 0ne's forest green rovers, 2—1... jed abbey equalised for alvechurch in the second half — after they fell behind to a first half penalty. josh march scored the winner for forest green — against the side he used to play for. could there be a hollywood draw for wrexham they're into the hat with a 4—1 victory over farnborough. paul mullin scoring a hat trick for the welsh side. as they ran out 3—0 winners. luke norris scored twice — and this effort from jamie reid sealed the win with all three goals coming in a five minute second half spell. rangers remain top of the swpl, following a 0—0 draw in a game of very few chances, it was rangers midfielder tessel middag who came closest. the experienced dutch international hitting the bar with a free kick from outside the area. well — on a sad day for rug

wrexham, dagenham & redbridge, chesterfield and boreham wood are all still in the hat — with borehamo years ago we played millwall in the third round and i was gutted we did not have the journey with the fans because of the pandemic. what we achieve last year was magical but to go it do it three years in a row to get to the third round is incredible. there are no secrets, it's just hard work. working hard as a group and having as much luck as possible. a group and having as much luck as ossible. , ., , ., ., possible. there is a very good messa . e possible. there is a very good message there _ possible. there is a very good message there luke. - possible. there is a very good message there luke. a - possible. there is a very good message there luke. a lot - possible. there is a very good message there luke. a lot of| possible. there is a very good - message there luke. a lot of people talk about what the fa cups means particularly for lower ranked teams. you have experience it over the last few years. what does it mean for boreham wood.— few years. what does it mean for boreham wood

, three students killed at the university of virginia on november 13th and another incident in chesterfieldnty last friday, a mother and three children were killed in a quadruple homicide. gun reform advocates point out that virginia's republican governor, glen youngkin, managed to tweet about the latest mass shooting in his state without using the word gun, gunman, or shooting. governor youngkin was asked today about the gun violence in virginia and he said, quote, we'll talk about it, we'll talk about this. today is not the day. it's not the day. but it will be. and we will talk about it. well, if today is not the day to talk about it, when is the day? there's a shooting. every day. and the clock is constantly resetting. won't it always be too soon? joining us now, is the executive director of guns and america and guns down, how to defeat the nra and have a safer future with fewer guns. igor, thanks for joining us. we have more than 600 mass shootings so far this year, more than 39,000 victims of gun violence, three mass shooting incidents alone in virginia in the past ten days, it seems

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years ago about somebody's beef cube jbs not having beef in the but no they do joyce however in chesterfieldn i let the liquids it to make gravy it makes gravy very tasty the reason we're talking about it is because in the newspapers, apparently they're saying that we love our gravy so much in country, we take it on country, we actually take it on houday and country, we actually take it on holiday and then pour it over holiday us and then pour it over salads, which i did, i'd stand behind . don't believe it. i'm behind. don't believe it. i'm sure someone from the mirror will be interested to know this is true, that our research will maybe as an individual do maybe have as an individual do not believe we take gravy abroad and pour it on? i'd like to think you looked forward to day elsewhere enjoyment elsewhere with more enjoyment and just thinking will be and just thinking you will be without my without our gravy i love my gravy . i wouldn't put it on a gravy. i wouldn't put it on a salad. no, i agree. okay. but any interesting views do any more interesting views do get touch. and also of cou

they lost 2—0 at home to chesterfield, of the national league.on the horizon. england and wales have plenty to do as they prepare for it. _ have plenty to do as they prepare for it. both— have plenty to do as they prepare for it. both england and wales lost their final— for it. both england and wales lost their final matches of their autumn international series yesterday, has been _ international series yesterday, has been tragic and tell us. rugby remembers. how at picken, and news— and tell us. rugby remembers. how at picken, and news of— and tell us. rugby remembers. how at picken, and news of dobbie _ and tell us. rugby remembers. how at picken, and news of dobbie weir's i picken, and news of dobbie weir's death. as for the rugby, england ended there a different series against south africa off colour, off target, of pace. england were left chasing shadows. misadventure in the forwards equally effective as south africa strolled to a 21 point lead. henry slade's trade did nothing to cure a disappointing autumn. questions remain for eddiejones'