in chesterfield. a ., ., chesterfield.ey commit — chesterfield. as it has done all they commit continues - chesterfield. as it has done all they commit continues to - chesterfield. as it has done all they commit continues to rain | they commit continues to rain heavily here in chesterfield. we are speaking to a resident a short while ago who has lived here for around 20 years. she told me she has never seen conditions as bad as this before. you might be able to see behind me, there have been vehicles left abandoned in the middle of the street in the flood water, and i have seen seems like this across the town. this is in fact the third route that we have tried to get into the town centre, but there have so many road closures and blockages we haven't actually been able to get into the middle of the town yet. there have also been, as he said, a moment ago, 60 people rescued from homes and businesses by derbyshire fire and rescue in chesterfield in the town so far today. and the operation we understand continues for a short w

there are other parts of chesterfield that are other parts of chesterfield that are affected as well,rvice, a rough estimate, they think around 400 homes and businesses in this area that are currently under water. now, what has started to recede just here, but it is still raining, so no guarantee that it will stay that way, and earlier this afternoon water was flowing quite rapidly down here and down the streets to the side, and there was real concern that people could be swept away, because it is those streets that sweep back towards the river, and there was real concern for people's safety. as far as we are aware, there have been no injuries, and people who have wanted to get out of their homes have been able to do so. and you are talking about hundreds of homes and businesses underwater, what is the advice _ of homes and businesses underwater, what is the advice for _ of homes and businesses underwater, what is the advice for people - of homes and businesses underwater, what is the advice for people from - what is the advice for people from emergency services? if i what is the advi

this is the brampton area of chesterfield in north—east derbyshire.s morning who had stayed with their daughter. she said that she was terrified when the river burst here and the water started coming into her property. she said she is now waiting for insurance companies to work out how much, what to do now, really, because of the damage caused. she cannot stay here, she needs to find somewhere else. around 100 people are in a similar kind of situation. i am told around a00 properties are inhabitable here and the situation isn't necessarily going to get any better, because derbyshire fire and rescue service have declared their a major incident yesterday. they say to expect more of the same. we have this yellow warning for rain and wind, doing damage or the potential issues may not be here in this chesterfield area but it's moving south. they are still warning drivers not to go out onto the roads because of the debris on the floor, because of the debris on the floor, because that could damage cars, it could cause issues. they want people to stay at home

live now to my colleague liz roberts in chesterfield. what is the latest?is the latest? well, all night and all day it _ what is the latest? well, all night and all day it has _ what is the latest? well, all night and all day it has been _ what is the latest? well, all night and all day it has been raining - and all day it has been raining here, and it has certainly taken a lot of residents by surprise at least. there was one river warning in place, but not for the river that is really causing a lot of the damage year, and that is the river rather, and behind me, earlier today, this was flowing at quite some pace. i actually watch a wheelie bin from all the way down here and then veer off down another road, and you can probably see the water still coming down that side street behind me. that's heading towards the river, and along there are a load of terrace houses, and those people got trapped today, so what has been happening is derbyshire fire and rescue service have been sending boats up and down here knocking on doors and getting people out. in fact abo

so yeah, there's very significant issues, unfortunately, in chesterfield , unfortunately, in chesterfieldng flood insurance is very difficult. so i've met a lot of people today who simply won't be won't be insured and have basically lost everything. so yeah, really very difficult . yeah, really very difficult. >> it's so, so difficult for them. and i don't know whether this is your constituency, is it, but emergency crews rescued 20 people from a care home. >> yes . yeah, that's right . >> yes. yeah, that's right. we've had the fire service have been absolutely wonderful. and an opportunity to thank a crew today. but they're they're attempting tonight or this afternoon, to rather, get an 80 year old man to leave his property. he didn't want to leave even though the whole ground floor was undennater . and ground floor was undennater. and he didn't want to leave, partly because he got dogs. and but the council is accommodating the dogs as well as the people. so yeah, the fire service has been great, but it has been very difficult indeed. >> and what are the roads like in terms of travelling

the retail park in chesterfield semi submerged, really.down the street, such as the level of flooding in parts of the town. so quite significant impact across large parts of the north of england and midlands. the large parts of the north of england and midlands-_ and midlands. the north is not immune to _ and midlands. the north is not immune to flooding, we - and midlands. the north is not immune to flooding, we have l and midlands. the north is not - immune to flooding, we have seen hebden bridge in west yorkshire, york, selby, heavily impacted in previous years, how are the flood defences holding up in and around your area? defences holding up in and around our area? ., ,, defences holding up in and around our area? ., i. ., your area? yeah, you are right, there have _ your area? yeah, you are right, there have been _ your area? yeah, you are right, there have been significant - there have been significant incidence of flooding over a number of years in the north of england, i have covered several of them, and as a result of that, flood

live now to liz roberts in chesterfield.s like where you are and of course, there were warnings of this, so how did the preparations actually hold up? i did the preparations actually hold u - ? ~ did the preparations actually hold u . ? ~' ., did the preparations actually hold u . ? ~ ., ., , , did the preparations actually hold up? i think in all honesty, it took a lot of residents _ up? i think in all honesty, it took a lot of residents by _ up? i think in all honesty, it took a lot of residents by surprise - up? i think in all honesty, it took a lot of residents by surprise but | a lot of residents by surprise but dervishes fire and rescue services say they were prepared although perhaps not for the number of rescues that they have had to complete today. —— derbyshire. 60 people have been rescued from homes and businesses in the area that i am, in the brampton part of chesterfield. one man is with me now who had to get out of your home early this morning. just explain what happened?— early this morning. just explain what

liz roberts is in chesterfield for us this evening. how are things looking there?ople have _ how are things looking there? here, 60 people have been _ how are things looking there? here, 60 people have been rescued - how are things looking there? tire 60 people have been rescued from their homes. this area that i am in started to flood at eight o'clock this morning and residents have told me it was not long at all before they were waist deep in water. some of them managed to get out straightaway when they realised how serious it was, mainly with the clothes on their back, but not everyone managed to do that so this afternoon derbyshire fire and rescue service had been here with their water rescue boat, going up and down the streets, knocking on doors and getting people out of their homes to safety. they are now in a local church or in the local leisure centre but as rain continues to fall here, and more is expected overnight, it is unclear when those people will be able to return or if there is even more flooding to come. liz roberts reporting, thank you. in other

but for this father, who sent us pictures of his house in chesterfield, time is of the essence.has terminal cancer. she's just come out of hospital, she's just had her treatment of chemotherapy. so she is so vulnerable at the moment because obviously her immune system is going to be rock bottom. she said she didn't want to be in a hospice. she wants to be in her comfort zone, which is her house. we're in a hotel at the moment, but the insurance company have stated we can only stop there till sunday because of the cost of it. they said they'd house me in an apartment, but now they've come back to me and said, no, we can put you in a hotel, when i've said we need a hospital bed. at the end of the day they've said they will not facilitate that. storm babet is now losing its force, but a yellow rain warning is set to last until 4pm in parts of yorkshire, the east midlands and the east coast of england. richard galpin, bbc news. plans to reduce the number of hotels which are used to house migrants, will be outlined by the government today. the aim is to stop using 50 hotels byjanuary

derbyshire police say it's investigating the death of a woman in her 80s who died in chesterfield afterwas flooded. many families are unlikely to be back in their properties before christmas. local authorities say the clean—up operation could take days, if not weeks. meanwhile, the environment agency has warned that rivers are at record levels in parts of the midlands and northern england. and with water still rising, there is still a risk of further flooding. greg mackenzie, bbc news. in scotland, there are fears that some residents in brechin — one of the most severely affected areas — could be unable to return to their homes for months. this morning, the first minister, humza yousaf, visited the town to see the damage caused when the river south esk breached flood defences. and in an interview with the bbc, he said that the government would provide support for the local community throughout the months ahead. i wanted to come here to talk to residents, go to their homes and speak to them first. it's clear to see the devastation of the storm is like nothing they've ever seen before. in

floods chesterfield. and floods are still affecting parts of the uk, including yorkshire, scotland, east anglia and the east midlands and manchester united has opened a book of condolences at old trafford following the death of sir bobby charlton. he was a key member of england's world cup winning team in 1966. flowers and football shirts have also been laid outside manchester united stadium. the club says he will always be remembered as a giant of the game . former remembered as a giant of the game. former england manager sam allardyce has paid tribute to his kindness. >> he was a great ambassador for manchester united and a great ambassador for football and england and such and such a kind person . i think that's what person. i think that's what everybody is. tribute is explaining to what a great, great guy he was. what a contribution he made to football for england and for manchester united. and of course , as united. and of course, as a youngster, i watched him in the world cup final on my black and w

the flooding in chesterfield. the discovery of her body brings the total number of people who've died during storm babet to four. floods are still affecting parts of the uk, including yorkshire , of the uk, including yorkshire, scotland, east anglia and the east midlands. the environment agency says there are three severe flood warnings in place in derbyshire , manchester united in derbyshire, manchester united will open a book of condolence for fans at old trafford following the death of sir bobby charlton. he was a key member of england's world cup, winning team . in 1966, united players team. in 1966, united players wore a black armband for their game against sheffield united last night. the club says he will always be remembered as a giant of the game. former england manager sam allardyce paid tribute to his kindness. >> he was a great ambassador for manchester united and a great ambassador for football and england and such and such a kind person. i think that's what everybody dodi is tribute is explaining to

now police believe a woman in her 80s has died as a result of flooding in chesterfield and the discoveryf her body brings the total number of people who've died dufing number of people who've died during storm babet to four. floods are still affecting parts of the uk, including yorkshire , of the uk, including yorkshire, scotland, east anglia and the east midlands. the environment agency says there are three severe flood warnings in place in derbyshire. meteor ologist john hammond says even though the rain has stopped, rivers are still overflowing. >> the dennent is extraordinarily high and that bulge of floodwater has got to work its way down through the trent. so through the for trent. so through the trent for example , and other larger example, and other larger catchments across northern and eastern britain , that bulge of eastern britain, that bulge of floodwater has got to work its way towards the sea . so way down towards the sea. so environment agency flood warnings are still extensive , warnings are still extensive, but certainly from midweek onwards it doesn't look pretty weather

road , manchester chesterfield road, manchester united has opened a book of condolence at old traffordlowing the death of sir bobby charlton . the legendary charlton. the legendary footballer was a key member of england's world cup winning team in 1966. floral tributes and football shirts are being placed outside the manchester united stadium with his former club , stadium with his former club, saying he'll always be remembered as a giant of the game. fans have also been sharing their fondest memories of sir bobby. >> i saw him play maybe 20 times in the early 70s before he retired . the greatest player in retired. the greatest player in the world, really . i mean, he's the world, really. i mean, he's up there with pele. >> i'm very sad to see such a great man and a great footballer pass. >> i'm just shocked, really. you know , he'd been part of my life. know, he'd been part of my life. i get a bit choked while i've been growing up. you know, i've been growing up. you know, i've been following united and all the great things. it's always involves sir bobby charlton . involves sir bobby

chesterfield in derbyshire has also been affected.t, is not as bad as it was. andy gill, bbc news. votes are being counted in argentina in polls to elect a new president as the country faces the prospect of economic collapse. the frontrunner is javier milei, a libertarian economist who says that adopting the us dollar as the official currency is the best solution to tackle the prospect of hyperinflation. our south america correspondent katy watson is in buenos aires with the latest. the polls have closed here in argentina, and behind me the headquarters where there will be watching the results come in. he has turned these elections upside down. he's an outsider, he came to lead the primary as a couple months ago. the economy minister from the... party. but he really was really a different candidate in this race. a man who touts himself as an outsider, who has said he wants to slash costs here in the government, he wants to destroy the central bank, he wants to introduce the us dollar as official currency, but he also wants to restrict

referred itself to the police watchdog over how it responded to the death of an 83—year old woman in chesterfieldaureen gilbert was found dead by her son at her home. he said the fire service told him they had tried to get his mother out of her home. the force said the referral was mandatory due to officers being involved. threejust stop oil protesters have been sentenced to i2—month community orders after briefly interrupting play during an ashes test at lord's cricket ground. they must complete 60 hours of unpaid work and pay about 400 british pounds in legal costs. they said their aim was to create headlines for their climate change protest. the cap on bankers' bonuses will be lifted at the end of october — as part of a post—brexit shake—up of financial rules. the plan was announced by former chancellor kwasi kwarteng last year, as a way of making london a more attractive place to do business, one of the few policies to remain from mr kwarteng's mini budget. you're live with bbc news. let's turn to some breaking news from the footballing world, because the english premier league club everton h

people also had to leave flooded properties in chesterfield last night, where the water continued tomshire also felt the brunt of storm babet. meanwhile in powys, the county council warned people to be ready to leave their homes. the flooding has also caused serious issues on public transport. king's cross station in london closed due to overcrowding, railfirm lner telling passengers not to travel, and several have experienced severe disruption. the good news is that the flood water is receding in many places, but this has been a type of weather event that will take more than just a clean—up to get over. navteonhal, bbc news. hello. some parts of the country have had between 100 and 200 millilitres of rain. the exact figures have still yet to be verified, but they have been exceptional. now, the red warning has expired from eastern scotland, but the amber warning for heavy rain is still valid in the north of scotland. we have to wait a little while before this weather front completely clears away and i think by this stage, already, we'll be experiencing better weather conditions in t

chesterfield in derbyshire has also been affected.s not as bad as it was. andy gill, bbc news. at the cricket world cup, india have beaten new zealand by four wickets. they reached their target of 274 with 12 balls to spare. india are the only unbeaten side in the tournament. india's next match is against england next saturday in lucknow. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. thanks very much for watching. hello. we've got a window of slightly drier, quieterweather at the moment as storm babet has cleared away. but there are still plenty of flood warnings in force, particularly through central parts of england. now, monday will see quite a chilly morning, even some icy stretches, but a largely dry day for many of us once again. now for the rest of the overnight period, the early hours of monday morning, we have got some rain sitting out to the west here. but for most of us, clear skies, some mist and some fog patches and temperatures even in our towns and cities close to freezing in the north could be a bit colder than that in the

chesterfield in derbyshire has also been affected.t, is not as bad as it was. andy gill, bbc news. voting is under way in argentina in polls to elect a new president as the country faces the prospect of economic collapse. the frontrunner is javier milei, a libertarian economist who says that adopting the us dollar as the official currency is the best solution to tackle the prospect of hyperinflation. manchester united legend sir bobby charlton passed away on saturday at the age of 86 and since the news came in, fans have been travelling to old trafford all day to sign a book of condolence. ben croucher reports. sunday at old trafford. the sun still shines but it is a darker day. the fans came to sign a book of condolence and remember a great. somebody who was selfless, who just played for the love of the game and the club. he even called the name, theatre of dreams. i've witnessed dreams here. some sadness, some glory. and that's what made me come. for sir bobby charlton, representing manchester united was a dream come true. playing f

it's investigating the death of a woman investigating the death of a woman in her 80s who died in chesterfieldt minister humza yousaf will visit angus where the river burst its banks flooding dozens of homes. many families are unlikely to be back in their properties before christmas. local authorities say the clean—up operation could take days if not weeks. meanwhile, the environment agency has warned that rivers are at record levels in parts of the midlands and northern england and with water still rising, there is still a risk of further flooding. the scottish first minister humza yousaf has visited brechin and he met residents affected by the flooding following storm babet. some of them had lucky escapes during the floods. he was able to meet and thank some of the emergency services who had been working since the storm hit parts of scotland. now, it's on the market for £35 million, but campaigners are warning that a northumbrian beauty spot could "drastically change" when it's sold as part of england's biggest land sale. local groups say more should be done to help communities protect the l

chesterfield, in derbyshire, has also been affected. andy gill, bbc news.on—emergency staff in iraq at its embassy in baghdad and consulate in erbil to leave immediately. the state department also advised us citizens not to travel anywhere in iraq because of "terrorism, kidnapping, armed conflict and civil unrest". ukrainian officials say six people were killed in a russian missile strike on kharkiv. a missile hit a postal distribution centre just outside of the city — it's believed the dead are all postal workers. there's been no comment yet from russia. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. if the huge amount of rainfall in the last few days mystically to these figures in eastern scotland looks like an excess of 200 mm of rain injust that looks like an excess of 200 mm of rain in just that one storm and a 44 mm and a lot of rain and just because the sun is out it doesn't necessarily mean that the threat is completely over and you may want to check the environmental agency website and in scotland to see what those river levels are doing because the risk fo

now, maureen was found at her home in chesterfield on sunday in the middle of those storms.ill 930 . thursdays from six till 930. >> now let's update you on the latest on the floods in derbyshire constabulary has referred itself to the police watchdog over the death of 83 year maureen gilbert . now, year old maureen gilbert. now, you that she was found you remember that she was found dead at her home in chesterfield on saturday in aftermath of on saturday in the aftermath of storm they had been storm babet. they had been organising the evacuation procedure more weather procedure there more weather warnings have now been issued for the south—east and the south—west starting at 6 pm. tonight. >> and until 10 am. tomorrow. they come on top of those already in place for the east midlands and parts of yorkshire until at 4:00 this afternoon . so until at 4:00 this afternoon. so more torrential rain expected and at least seven people have died in storm babet. well, with more, we've got gb news reporter anna riley in rotherham . anna, anna riley in rotherham. anna, what's the situat

on one red in chesterfield we rescued 60 people from one _ chesterfield we rescued 60 people from onears. in the in derbyshire we rescued 20 people from one care _ derbyshire we rescued 20 people from one care home there. 18 houses were evacuated _ one care home there. 18 houses were evacuated in— one care home there. 18 houses were evacuated in a town called iron field _ evacuated in a town called iron field in — evacuated in a town called iron field in the north of the county. there _ field in the north of the county. there are — field in the north of the county. there are work various pockets across — there are work various pockets across the _ there are work various pockets across the county. -- there are work various pockets across the county. -- ironfield. a care home. _ across the county. -- ironfield. a care home, these _ across the county. -- ironfield. a care home, these will _ across the county. -- ironfield. a care home, these will be - care home, these will be people inquire difficult circumstances. could you talk through this situation you found? that was the flooding, p

chesterfield was one of the areas worst hit in england, leading to a major incident being declared inok at the picture in the middle east. these are live shots looking across the border into lebanon. tensions have been rising between israeli forces and the militant group hezbollah. meanwhile, let's take a look at the shot over into gaza, where aid trucks are still queued up on the egyptian side of the border, waiting to get into gaza. hamas has released its first hostages — two american citizens. we are waiting to see whether more hostage releases are to come. stay with us on bbc news. hello. for some places, the flooding situation could get worse before it gets better — not least in eastern scotland, where we have this new red warning from the met office. further rain through the day on saturday, falling on top of what we've already had. this is friday's rainfall radar. the rain was pretty relentless across eastern scotland and also northern england, parts of east anglia, the north midlands, north wales. huge amounts of rain. we've seen widespread flooding, and this met office amber

in chesterfield, part of the town was flooded, leading to people having to rapidly abandon their homese own. and i've not even got any contents insurance for anything in my house or anything. i've had to try and get my son from school. he's luckily in the church now, safe, but it's just catastrophic. there was nothing at all we could do. the river, basically, went waist—deep on our road in a matter of ten minutes. not even that. derbyshire fire and rescue service says 400 properties may be affected by the rising waters of the river hipper. this is the main line west to bristol and south wales near royal wootton bassett, flooded and impassable. thousands of rail passengers have had a day of disruption on many lines. in trowell near nottingham, four people had to be rescued from deep water after they climbed onto the roof of a car. the volume of rainfall storm babet has created has turned small tributaries into gushing torrents. these are anxious times for people living close to watercourses, and there's hours of rain yet to come. danny savage, bbc news. labour is jubilant after overturn

in chesterfield, lorna squires lives in just one of hundreds of homes which are now uninhabitable.of the mud, because we'rejust inundated with mud. i've never seen so much mud. two doors away, her neighbour died in the floods. maureen gilbert was in her 80s. her son eventually broke in and found her body. some people that were still here literally said it took no more than 30 seconds for the water to get into the houses and get to nearly three foot high. so the water came in that fast that she was just overcome. she would have probably been pushed over and fallen in the water. a few hours later, the same river overwhelmed homes in catcliffe, 15 miles away. just to give you an idea of how deep the water was here, this car was almost completely submerged. a tiny fraction of the roof was still showing. and all three over here were completely underwater. you can see the water mark on the brickwork of the house there, showing just how deep the flood water was. starting coming in through the back, started coming in through the front. the local flood warden says there just wasn't sufficie

chesterfield, in derbyshire, has also been affected. andy gill, bbc news.ed homes to assess the damage caused by storm babet. people are now cleaning up and making repairs. alexandra mackenzie reports from brechin. so, this is where all the damage... yeah. ..has been. it's just devastating. christine and her partner davey are trying to salvage some of her belongings. ijust can't get my head round it. so, what's the worst thing for you, do you think, about what's happened? losing everything. i've got to start again. for people that doesn't have the money, how can they start again? it doesn't feel like home now. like many others in brechin, christine has no insurance. she said it was just too expensive because she lives so close to the river. we'll do what we can, obviously, help her out and things like that, because she got told she couldn't have insurance here. a lot of companies wouldn't even look at her because it's such a high—risk area. the flooding has subsided in brechin, and this family has started on the clear—up. we've been in this house 60 years,

derbyshire police say it's investigating the death of a woman in her 80s, who died in chesterfield, afterhe river south esk burst its banks, flooding dozens of homes. many families are unlikely to be back in their properties before christmas. local authorities say the clean—up operation could take days, if not weeks. meanwhile, the environment agency has warned that rivers are at record levels in parts of the midlands and northern england. and with water still rising, there is still a risk of further flooding. greg mckenzie, bbc news. the use of sticky boards, known as glue traps, to catch rats and mice has been banned in wales. campaigners said the traps were cruel. but some pest controllers say the ban is making theirjobs harder — and will allow rat populations to boom. matt murray has the story. rats the size of small cat, that is what a pest controller from cardiff says he is dealing with, as this footage shows. for a business or a home the animals can cause thousands of pounds worth of damage and transmit diseases. pest controller gareth davies uses the latest technology to find and

derbyshire police say it is investigating the death of a woman in her 80s who died in chesterfield aftering dozens of homes. many families are unlikely to be backin families are unlikely to be back in their properties before christmas. local authorities say the clean—up operation could take days, if not weeks. meanwhile, the environment agency has warned that rivers are at record levels in parts of the midlands and northern england. with water still rising, there is still a risk of further flooding. we have the top stories in business next. more on argentina, see you in a moment. we've got a window of slightly drier, quieterweather at the moment as storm babet has cleared away. but there are still plenty of flood warnings in force, particularly through central parts of england. now, monday will see quite a chilly morning, even some icy stretches, but a largely dry day for many of us once again. now for the rest of the overnight period, the early hours of monday morning, we have got some rain sitting out to the west here. but for most of us, clear skies, some mist and some fog patches and

people also had to leave flooded properties in chesterfield last night, where the water continued tole in powys, the county council warned people to be ready to leave their homes. the flooding has also caused serious issues on public transport. king's cross station in london closed due to overcrowding, railfirm lner telling passengers not to travel, and several have experienced severe disruption. the good news is that the flood water is receding in many places, but this has been a type of weather event that will take more than just a clean—up to get over. navteonhal, bbc news. pakistan's former prime minister, nawaz sharif, has returned home, afterfour years of self—imposed exile in london. this was the moment he touched down in islamabad — days after a court granted him protective bail, removing the threat of immediate arrest for his corruption conviction. his return is seen as the launch of his party's political campaign ahead of elections next year. i want to show you the scenes live on the streets where people are on the streets, calling for the return of the 210 hostages. that n

people also had to leave flooded properties in chesterfield last night, where the water continued towys, the county council warned people to be ready to leave their homes. the flooding has also caused serious issues on public transport. king's cross station in london closed due to overcrowding, railfirm lner telling passengers not to travel, and several have experienced severe disruption. the good news is that the flood water is receding in many places, but this has been a type of weather event that will take more than just a clean—up to get over. navteonhal, bbc news. let's bring you some latest lines containing the situation in gaza coming to us via reuters concerning the 28 trucks that were allowed in. the un aid chief says there are negotiations to get 20 to 38 trucks going in tomorrow. that being reported on the reuters news agency. stay with us. we will have the latest. thank you for watching. hello. some parts of the country have had between 100 and 200 millimetres of rain, the exact figures have still yet to be verified, but they have been exceptional. now, the red warning ha

people also had to leave flooded properties in chesterfield last night where the water continued to causerning meant the county council want people to be ready to leave their homes. the flooding has also caused serious issues on public transport. king's cross station in london closed due to overcrowding, a railfirm telling passengers not to travel and several rail services have experienced severe disruption. the good news is the floodwater is receiving in many places, but this has been the type of weather event that will take more just to get over. —— just a clean—up to get over. there are still 1a flood warnings in place across scotland and people in the worst—hit areas face a lengthy clean—up after substantial downpours led to widespread flooding. our scotland editor james cook reports. this is what storm babet did to this town. the coastguard rescued scores of people here. hundreds of homes and businesses were swamped. tt businesses were swamped. tt looks west today. it is just mad. looks west today. it is 'ust mad. , ., ~ ., looks west today. it is 'ust mad. , ., . ., , looks west tod

, gilbert in chesterfield, manchester united has opened a book of condolence at old trafford followinghe death of sir bobby charlton, the legendary footballer was a key member of england's world cup winning team in 1966. floral tributes and football shirts are being placed outside the manchester united stadium with his former club saying he'll always be remembered as a giant of the game . this is gb news of the game. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to free speech nation . free speech nation. >> there are calls for jihad on the streets of london. a swiss man is imprisoned for fat shaming , and man is imprisoned for fat shaming, and j.k. rowling says she'll be happy to serve time for misgendering. this is free speech nation . welcome to free speech nation. welcome to free speech nation with me andrew doyle. well, this is the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics and coming up on the show tonight, carol decker from t'pau be carol decker from t'pau will be here to

toby perkins there, who is the labour for chesterfield and labour mp for chesterfield and formerly education well. what are you now? >> n ature now? >> nature and rural. >> rural nature and rural. >> rural nature and rural. >> sorry, i do apologise. thank you much. anyway, you very much. anyway, it's great get that out there. now great to get that out there. now labour setting out plan labour is setting out his plan for the future, if the party for the future, but if the party did the next election, how did win the next election, how would it work with the european union? always union? it's always an interesting when it interesting question. when it comes to labour me, michael portillo gb news britain's news. me, michael portillo gb news britain's news . channel britain's news. channel >> welcome back to liverpool. the labour party conference here with me patrick christys now gb news understands that more than 300 migrants crossed the channel to uk the last two days to the uk in the last two days alone . it continues to pile the alone. it continues to pile the pressure rishi sunak, who's pre

. >> in chesterfield, virginia, good morning. >> good morning. are you able to hear me? >> yes, we can. go ahead. >> i just want to say that your comment about the number of people who died in north korea, with what madeleine albright said, she said half 1 million iraqi children have died or that's more children than died in hiroshima. is it worth it? this is what the reporter said. it's a very hard choice. if we think the price is worth it. the price of children dying, people dying, war, it's never worth it. i also want to recommend the movie the battle of --. i just have a question quickly. do you ever see were pilots circle around and shoot the people that are laying low? did that really happen over there? the last thing, it is really something that travis king ran there rather than going back to texas. thank you. >> a few comments on that. i have not seen the movie. i believe that is a chinese movie, a recent chinese movie about the korean war. in terms of, did the u.s. carry out bombings of people who are lying low? yes. the u.s. bombing of north korea was intense a

derbyshire police say it's investigating the death of a woman in her 80s who died in chesterfield afterflooded. many families are unlikely to be back in their properties before christmas. local authorities say the clean—up operation could take days, if not weeks. meanwhile, the environment agency has warned that rivers are at record levels in parts of the midlands and northern england. and with water still rising, there is still a risk of further flooding. greg mackenzie, bbc news. the scotland first minister humza yousaf has been visiting residents this morning in breichen. respite centres have been set up for those. leave their homes. the scottish first minister explained what support is being offered to affected residents. i support is being offered to affected residents. . ., . ., ., residents. i wanted to come here to talk to residents, _ residents. i wanted to come here to talk to residents, speak _ residents. i wanted to come here to talk to residents, speak to - residents. i wanted to come here to talk to residents, speak to business owners. it's clear that the devastation of th

, gilbert in chesterfield, manchester united has opened a book of condolence at old trafford following death of sir bobby charlton, the legendary footballer was a key member of england's world cup winning team in 1966. floral tributes and football shirts are being placed outside the manchester united stadium with his former club saying he'll always be remembered as a giant of the game . this is gb news of the game. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to free speech nation . free speech nation. >> there are calls for jihad on the streets of london. a swiss man is imprisoned for fat shaming , and man is imprisoned for fat shaming, and j.k. rowling says she'll be happy to serve time for misgendering. this is free speech nation . welcome to free speech nation. welcome to free speech nation with me andrew doyle. well, this is the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics and coming up on the show tonight, carol decker from t'pau be carol decker from t'pau will be here to di

. >> let's talk to sadie in chesterfield, virginia.ood morning. >> good morning, are you able to hear me? >> yes, go ahead. >> i wanted to talk about the comment about the number of people that died in north korea, madeleine albright said we have heard half 1 million iraqi children have died, more children than in hiroshima. is the price worth it? it is a very hard truth, the price of children and people dying is never worth it. also, i want to recommend the movie, the battle of late changing, and i have a question, really quickly, so my second point -- there is a scene where the pirates just circle around and shoot the people that are laying low. did that really happen over there? and last thing, i want to say it is really something that travis king ran to the dprk , going back to texas. thank you. >> i will say a few comments on that, i haven't seen that, i believe that is a chinese movie, a recent chinese movie about the korean war. in terms of, did the u.s. carry out bombings of people who were sort of lying low? yes. the u.s. bomb

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chesterfield in derbyshire has also been affected. risk, though still present, is not as bad as it was. andy gill, bbc news. in ukraine, six postal workers have been killed and another 17 wounded after a missile strike on a mail depot in the east of the country. ukraine has blamed russia for the attack on the sorting office on the outskirts of kharkiv — so far there's been no comment from the russian authorites. 0ur correspondentjenny hill has been to kharkiv — a warning her report starts with flashing images. this is the moment the missile struck. there were 30 people inside at the time, postal workers preparing parcels for delivery. these pictures recorded just seconds before the archives. the rescue teams, a familiar routine, save the survivors, recover the dead. translation: we were working. there was an explosion. everyone started running away. i helped free people. i did what i could as much as i could. daylight revealed the scale of the damage. this depot was part of an important and well—loved ukrainian postal service. nova sc

people also had to leave flooded properties in chesterfield last night, where the water continued tole in powys, the county council warned people to be ready to leave their homes. the flooding has also caused serious issues on public transport. king's cross station in london closed due to overcrowding, railfirm lner telling passengers not to travel, and several have experienced severe disruption. the good news is that the flood water is receding in many places, but this has been a type of weather event that will take more than just a clean—up to get over. navteonhal, bbc news. the situation is improving in the area of scotland hardest hit by the storm. a red danger to life warning in angus and aberdeenshire has now ended, but there are fears of further flooding. 0ur scotland editorjames cook has the latest. this is what storm babet did to brechin. the coastguard and other agencies rescued scores of people here. hundreds of homes and businesses were swamped. george wilson and his dog bailey got out in time, but returned to find the family home looking like this. i'm devastated for mys

." >> reporter: at the bottom of a hole in chesterfield county, virginia, utility worker calvin gaudet down here compares to the fountain of good deeds he delivers up there. whether it's buying coffee for the next car -- >> take care of the people that are behind me. >> reporter: or groceries for a random shopper. >> i'm going to pay for this. >> reporter: calvin gives away about half his income to total strangers. in return, he may get a thank-you, at best. but he remains undaunted. >> you don't never know. you could do something for somebody or talk to someone, and you could change their whole situation. >> reporter: he says it happened once. >> you can come around. thank you. >> reporter: a few months ago, calvin was in this burger king drive-through when he happened to look in his rearview mirror and saw a woman who just seemed sad. so calvin did what calvin does, bought her meal. only this time, his random act of kindness would not soon be forgotten. >> somebody to do something that nice for you in that very moment when i thought nothing could make me happy again, it just touched

chesterfield was one of the areas worst hit in england, leading to a major incident being declared iny, people have lost their lives. that is why we would encourage people to stay away from the water, don't drive through it, don't enter it and keep yourself safe. getting around won't be easy. lead bradford airport will remain closed until at least mid morning, after a plane skidded off the runway, and it's set to be a challenging weekend on the railways. several parts of the network are blocked because of flooding. the clean—up operation will not be quick. to actually pump water out of properties, we need somewhere for it to go and that is what we are struggling with today, is we really need it to stop raining so then we can start bringing the water level down. but for the moment, the warning is storm babet is not done with asset. —— with us yet. simon jones, bbc news. you can keep up—to—date with the latest on that storm. there are weather warnings on the bbc website was not in the last hour or so, the uk met office has re—issued its warning for central tayside and fife and grampian

he's from chesterfield , as was he's from chesterfield, as was his mother. late mother, 82. came on the television to talk about this, he did so in a very british way. i thought calm, cool and collected. and i felt a deep sense of compassion for him. >> that's a lovely, lovely nomination and may god rest his soul. rebecca you're you're a brilliant hero of the day. >> mine's also honorary. it's britney spears, whose book the woman in me has come out where she talks about her conservatorship and her experience of fame and everything from the head shaving incident to the abortion that she had when she was the justin timberlake. a very, very timberlake. it's a very, very brave of writing. brave piece of writing. >> okay. well, look, i do sympathise very much with derek's nomination, i'm derek's nomination, but i'm striking all of those nominations because my greatest britain is esther mcvey birthday . happy birthday to you. >> happy birthday to you. >> happy birthday to you. >> happy birthday to you. >> happy birthday, dear esther . >> happy birthday, dear esther. happy birthday

derbyshire police say it's investigating the death of a woman in her 80s, who died in chesterfield, afters flooded. scotland's first minister hamza yousaf will visit brechin in angus, where the river south esk burst its banks, flooding dozens of homes. many families are unlikely to be back in their properties before christmas. local authorities say the clean—up operation could take days, if not weeks. meanwhile, the environment agency has warned that rivers are at record levels in parts of the midlands and northern england. and with water still rising, there is still a risk of further flooding. greg mckenzie, bbc news. we're joined now by our correspondent, katie hunter, who is in brechin in angus. katie, there are warnings that some families may not be back in their homes before christmas? given that water levels in some parts are still rising.— parts are still rising. yes, absolutely. _ parts are still rising. yes, absolutely. good - parts are still rising. yes, | absolutely. good morning parts are still rising. yes, - absolutely. good morning from brechin. another dry day here which wi