in county durham.t has happened to sandra in county durham. i have been more _ sandra in county durham. i have been more aware _ sandra in county durham. i have been more aware this _ sandra in county durham. i have been more aware this year- sandra in county durham. i have been more aware this year that l been more aware this year that i haven't got any leeway so the money has got to come from somewhere. so i pull the curtains in the kitchen. she has no savings _ curtains in the kitchen. she has no savings but - curtains in the kitchen. she has no savings but a - curtains in the kitchen. she has no savings but a small workplace pension has pushed herjust workplace pension has pushed her just over the workplace pension has pushed herjust over the limits for pension credits. i herjust over the limits for pension credits.— herjust over the limits for pension credits. i have covers on all the _ pension credits. i have covers on all the glass _ pension credits. i have covers on all the glass of— pension cr

richard is in county durham and alison is in county durham and alison is in county durham and alison is in alton and another richard is in alton and another richard is in alton and another richard is in bromley. we will hear from as many of you. then we will hear from the prime minister. richard, simple question, the prime minister is billing it his prescription for the nhs. what is yours, dr richard?— the nhs. what is yours, dr richard? , , , richard? so, it is simple. the prescription — richard? so, it is simple. the prescription is _ richard? so, it is simple. the prescription is that _ richard? so, it is simple. the prescription is that wes - prescription is that wes streeting and the treasury need to sit down with leaders from general practice and secondary care, the hospitals, to discuss how to improve the service to meet the needs of the public. i don't think that he is doing that on a big scale. what is happening, there is certain agendas that have pushed his decision and convinced the prime minister to take the route where the public thinks they're being given options. these

he's discovered one in someone's back garden in county durham.nd. it's a lovely, 130kg lump that young men walking home from the pub would pass the blacksmiths and challenge each other to lift. we think potentially 1830s but it could well be older. the only person i ever knew who lifted it was my dad's brother, my uncle brian, in the late 605, but nobody had brother, my uncle brian, in the late '605, but nobody had ever lifted it until callum got in touch. i think it's important that these stories are told and not lost. 0ral history's important, but it is weird! my drive is to revive the culture of stone lifting here in england. it's present in iceland, scotland, ireland, sweden, japan, and it must be present here, and i'm determined to build it up again and get it going. i thought, there must be that crossover of culture and we must have lifting stones here. i started researching them and looking for them. callum's mission to find lifting stones means he's searching all over the north of england. we are not in county durham any more, we're in th

that's exactly what's happened to sandra in county durham. been more aware this year that i haven't got any real leeway. so, you know, the money's got to come from somewhere. so, i've pulled the curtains in the kitchen. she's no savings, but a small workplace pension has pushed herjust over the limit for pension credit. and of course, i've got covers on all the glass of the doors to keep the heat in. so she's not had the winter fuel payment. i took out credit for the first time in probably 12,1111; years. that is a direct result of losing the winter fuel allowance. here in sedburgh, on the other side of the yorkshire dales, it's been so chilly that cold weather payments were triggered at the start of january for those on benefits. it's very unusual. my washing line's had icicles on. so, it's been really cold. but that hasn't helped most pensioners, like marilyn and rosie. can ijoin you? we'll let you. they don't qualify for that either. we've had it icy for days. and minus for days. so, last week we had a lot of heating on during the day, whi

at least four reports of overturned lorries on the road today, one of which was on the a 19 in county durham6 near carlisle and two i have seen reported by highways england, one near darlington and another near durham. there is real jeopardy out on the roads although drivers here seem to be taking it safely as possible. the advice is to slow down in case of debris to avoid any problems there and of course to have both hands on the will encased of gusts like what we are experiencing at the moment. . ., ., , moment. thanks for “oining us. hamas have t moment. thanks forjoining us. hamas have released _ moment. thanks forjoining us. hamas have released the - moment. thanks forjoining us. | hamas have released the names of the four hostages who will be released tomorrow, the next stage of the hostage release and prisoner swap programme. we can go to our correspondent who is waiting to tell us more of the details. what have we learned? in the details. what have we learned?— learned? in the last few minutes. _ learned? in the last few minutes, hamas - learned? in the last few minutes, hamas have i

overturned lorries on the roads in the north of england today, one of which was on the a19 in county durhamington, another near durham. so there is realjeopardy out there on the roads. drivers here seem to be taking it as safely as possible. the advice from highways england is to slow down in case of debris, to avoid exposed stretches of road, and, of course, to keep both hands on the wheel in case of gusts like the one we're experiencing now. the very latest in the last few minutes, it is reported from police in ireland that a man has died after a tree fell on his car in county donegal, that is the first death coming from the police in ireland after a tree falling on the car. let me point you to the direction of the website, the life page has all the latest details for my teams, are weather presenters and the pictures, too. keep right up to date, all the latest information there on the bbc�*s live page. hamas has released the names of the hostages to be released on saturday. they are all soldiers who were seized from their army base in southern israel during the october 7 attacks. in retur

overturned lorries on the roads in the north of england today, one of which was on the a19 in county durhamar carlisle and two that i've seen reported by highways england, one by darlington, another near durham. so there is realjeopardy out there on the roads. drivers here seem to be taking it as safely as possible. the advice from highways england is to slow down in case of debris, to avoid exposed stretches of road, and, of course, to keep both hands on the wheel in case of gusts like the one we're experiencing now. that was ben schofield showing some of the pictures there. we have pictures from edinburgh of the plane coming into land. these pictures tell you everything you need to know about the wind speed. who would like to be a pilot in those conditions? that is really tough. almost the last few metres before the wheels touched the runway, it was going sideways. well done to that pilot. we were trying to go to david in glasgow. the conditions defeating us at the moment and we have not been able to re—establish the line. i spoke to him about an hour ago and he gave us the latest. yes, i

andrew watson died at his home in county durham, after waiting for more than an hour for paramedics inrvice found the 32 year old could have survived if he'd been treated sooner, but full details of his care were not originally shared with his family or the coroner. a warning this report by megan paterson is distressing from the start. in october 2019, andrew watson developed complications after suffering severe tonsillitis. struggling to breathe, he called the north east ambulance service twice from his home in langley moor after he started choking. this is the patient breathing. uh, hello. i'm trying to breathe. okay, i'm going to ask you some questions so we can get you some help. a third call for an ambulance was made after andrew watson collapsed and was unresponsive. an ambulance arrived 62 minutes after the first call, but andrew didn't survive. he was very outgoing. he loved to do jokes, play hide and seek. when we were younger,| remember doing a lot of games. and then obviously with helping with me, with my maths and my english. he was a very, uh, it was a very loving and cari

that's exactly what's happened to sandra in county durham.s year that i haven't got any real leeway. so, you know, the money's got to come from somewhere. so i've pulled the curtains in the kitchen. she's no savings, but a small workplace pension has pushed herjust over the limit for pension credit. and of course, i've got covers on all the glass of the doors to keep the heat in. so she's not had the winter fuel payment. i took out credit for the first time in probably 12,1111; years. that is a direct result of losing the winter fuel allowance. here in sedburgh, on the other side of the yorkshire dales, it's been so chilly that cold weather payments were triggered at the start of january for those on benefits. it's very unusual. my washing line's had icicles on. so it's been really cold. but that hasn't helped most pensioners, like marilyn and rosie. can ijoin you? we'll let you. they don't qualify for that either. we've had it icy for days. and minus for days. so last week we had a lot of heating on during the day, which we wouldn't normally

unexpected losses which started as soon as the horizon computer system was installed in her branch in county durhamhusband together were in the service of the post office for 76 years. welcome all of you. thank you to you for coming back. betty thank you for making your debut on newsnight on your birthday. since you were on newsnight 12 months ago, have you received compensation? ha. newsnight 12 months ago, have you received compensation? 140. no. no. received compensation? no. no. no. no. no. received compensation? no. no. no. no- no- how— received compensation? no. no. no. no- no- how long — received compensation? no. no. no. no. no. how long have _ received compensation? no. no. no. no. no. how long have you _ received compensation? no. no. no. no. no. how long have you been - no. no. how long have you been waitin: no. no. how long have you been waiting for— no. no. how long have you been waiting for betty? i _ no. no. how long have you been waiting for betty? i have - no. no. how long have you been waiting for betty? i have been i waiting for betty? i have been waitin: waiting for betty? i hav

elsewhere, special warm spaces like this one in stanley and county durham have opened so people don�*ny savage, bbc news, swaledale. everton have sacked their manager sean dyche just hours before tonight�*s fa cup third round tie against peterborough. dyche had presided overjust one win in their last 11 premier league games — with the club hovering just above the relegation zone. captain seamus coleman and former player leighton baines will take temporary charge for tonight�*s match. while we�*ve been enduring a blast of arctic weather here — one british man has been making history somewhere that�*s even colder. former army officerjonny huntington survived a stroke, which at the time left him paralysed down one side. now he�*s become the first person with a disability to ski solo and unsupported to the south pole. he�*s been speaking — via video link — to danjohnson. after 46 days and for 566 miles, these are the last few steps of the longest, toughestjourney. i�*m extremely happy with the outcome. i have a suspicion it�*ll take me weeks, if not months, to fully sort of get my head ar

a lifelong leader of durham, north carolina, she was profound and serving as vice chair of the durham county and on the affairs of black people, shell worked to uplift african-american community and ensure their voices were heard and represented in local politics. she was the per son fix of ella baker. her focus on civic engagement has been the catalyst for over 60 years connecting our civil rights past through the power of the ballot box. her lessons will echo across north carolina central university and the state and her legacy will live through the life of young people that she trained and mentored through her life. i will miss her as a trusted adviser, colleague and dear friend and i offer condolences, family and loved ones during this difficult time. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. carter: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. carter: i rise today to recognize and honor the retirement of mr. jeff barker,

the one thing that i wasn't prepared for is to sit in durham county and do this all over again.ito: for all but one person to say that he was guilty and one of them undecided. i was thinking, "really?!" "send them back." josh mankiewicz: vanessa pond was back in salt lake city when she heard. josh mankiewicz: how did you feel when the jury couldn't come to a verdict? vanessa ponds: heartbroken, shocked, stunned. josh mankiewicz: scared? vanessa: terrified. josh mankiewicz: prosecutor franks immediately announced she would try raven again. but almost one year after the judge declared a mistrial... and less than one week before round two of jury selection was scheduled to begin... the state made a stunning announcement. prosecutor franks: late last week the district attorney's office extended a plea to the defendant and that has been accepted. josh mankiewicz: the da's office made raven abaroa an offer he couldn't refuse: plead guilty to manslaughter, not murder, and serve less than four more years in prison. judge: mr. abaroa, do you now personally accept this plea bargain? raven