we are yet to see any kind of real increase in international visitors to cumbria and the lake districtat about 1%, and for understandable reasons, some of our some of our significant markets, like japan, are still challenged because they can't fly over russia and china have got some well documented covid restrictions still in place. so those markets are going to take a while to come back. we have the lake district china forum, which is still very active in working with that market, with the tour operators and the travel agents, so that as soon as they can travel, you know, we're here and ready to to work with them. gary runs a guesthouse in keswick, as well as being a director with the federation of small businesses. from where he's sitting, the global and domestic picture is very complicated at present. you probably heard the phrase "before the perfect storm." we have got still the issues hanging around about covid in certain countries and problems with actual travel being allowed to travel, etc. then we've got the problems with ukraine and the energy market and the cost of fuel. and,

you say we're this in cumbria but we're built this in cumbria but i built it.ng this or any of this. have you ever run a marathon? nick dixon well, i have has run to you're carrying new york city on the new marathon. it's like about ten foot. so it's not the normal american sized . they're normal american sized. they're not never anything not 26. might never anything you're i'm going to take you're saying i'm going to take that if i run to marathon that was if i run to marathon how miles and i'm how many miles half 20. and i'm going tell you they're going to tell you they're fantastic and i recommend them for everyone they give you a lot of time to think running a marathon already as was the last for the job i'm doing. i was not again is marathons they you again is that marathons they you again is that marathons they you a lot of time to think andrew and i was constantly thinking when can i stop can i stop . yes when can i stop can i stop. yes how the joke was worth it that's enough of this part in the next hour with a massive , huge hour with a massive, huge r

he has inspired the whole of west cumbria to run. is a - of west cumbria to run.ould be knithted. . .,, . machine, legend, and he should be knithted. , .,, , ., machine, legend, and he should be knithted. , , ., . ., knighted. this has been a challenge not 'ust for knighted. this has been a challenge notjust for gary _ knighted. this has been a challenge not just for gary but _ knighted. this has been a challenge not just for gary but his _ knighted. this has been a challenge notjust for gary but his whole - notjust for gary but his whole family, putting aside holidays and trips to support or take part in his incredible achievements.- incredible achievements. really -roud, incredible achievements. really roud, i incredible achievements. really proud. i don't — incredible achievements. really proud, i don't even _ incredible achievements. really proud, i don't even have - incredible achievements. reallyj proud, i don't even have words. incredible achievements. really i proud, i don't even have words. it probably isn't even words to explain it. i'm speechless. it's

heavier rain likely to be over the hills of wales and north—west england, into cumbria.the afternoon. and then some sunshine and some showers to end the day in northern ireland. windy day tomorrow. a bit windier than today but it is more of a south to south—westerly when ansell temperatures will be higher despite the cloud and rain. away from scotland, into the double figures on temperatures. that whether frontal take the rain eastwards during the evening. clearing away overnight and by the time we get into wednesday, again, we have more of a westerly wind but be cooler air by the middle part of the week and that is where we'll see sunshine and showers will a lot of showers in western parts. those will be blown over england in the afternoon. temperatures seven to 11 degrees on wednesday. that weather continues to come in from the atlantic. very changeable weather. more weather fronts and areas of low pressure arriving from the west during thursday. we have this rain across more southern parts of a land and wales. further north may be some sunshine. these showers will be

as they passed through andy's home county of cumbria, there was an emotional moment when the folk band young'uns, sang a song they'd penned in the dads�* honour. # my dad's world was torn in two # no words can hold the pain he knew # but there was one thing he could do- # so my dad's walking on... and a stay with manchester's mayor saw more high—profile names offer their support. well, this will keep you going tomorrow. yeah, this is good. this is awesome. i think what they're doing isjust tremendously important. it's a conversation the nation needs to have. and actually putting it into the curriculum and encouraging a conversation with younger people isjust where we've got to go with this. it's bizarre, isn't it? you're staying in someone�*s house, as in andy burnham's house, and you come down for tea, not expecting anything but a curry that andy was preparing in the kitchen, and then sam allardyce walks in, and then robbie fowler walks in. there was a lot of bravado, certainly in football. - probably now people are starting to talk about it a little bit more. i do you find it quite a

cumbria will produce it safely. it will be it will be cheap and they will do it in a carbon way.e bigger picture here is mountain. we've been you know, we've been victim of been hostage to two other countries in the world for our fuel, for our for our fossil fuels. when you under our fuels. when you said under our feet, like to say whilst feet, i'd like to say whilst ever we're using coal on planet the place mine it or get the best place mine it or get the best place mine it or get the gas out or get the oil out is in the uk where our standards are second to none. john grant, i want to come to you now. no doubt. is kryptonite to you this kind but let's just look at kind of but let's just look at some of facts. the has a 39% some of the facts. the has a 39% increase in coal imports. the third quarter of last year simply because we can't be reliant gas from the ukraine 1.7 million tonnes now shipped from the usa, australia, south africa , colombia rack on solar power station. their lead down the road there. is that a licence by two years? quite simply because renewables aren't reli

with us for a few days but we had some lovely sunshine, enjoying views like this snowy skiddaw in cumbria stunning. the other issue we have been covering is the flooding recently and flood warnings are still in force and the problems had not gone away. a lot of trouble on the river severn, avon and for ground water flooding in the river severn, avon and for ground waterflooding in parts the river severn, avon and for ground water flooding in parts of the south and after the wet weather you can imagine a lot of water coming off the fields which will add to an ice risk as well as the snow showers which continue to affect north—western areas. it is a freezing cold night. right now in northumberland, —7 and by the end of the night, probably at —10 in the coldest places but a frost is widespread and sharp in the morning, freezing cold put north—westerly winds feet in snow showers so across the north and west of scotland, northern ireland and the north west of england, there will be some accumulations of snow, particularly in the hills tonight and tomorrow. 5-10 in the hills tonight and tomorro

gary mckee from cumbria, in north west england, began his challenge last january.ed his daily 26.2 mile route before starting work and has gone through more than 20 pairs of trainers. meet cumbrian marathon man gary mckee, speaking here to bbc breakfast before he set off this morning for his 365th marathon. a little bit nervous. it's not about the distance, it just about. .. ..it is the last one and i've got all these people out to support me and it's incredible that everybody came out on my last day. but it went without a hitch, running the distance injust overfour hours. the streets were lined. it was raining, but everybody was still out, just clapping and shouting. all the cars had stopped, we had the whole road. and it was fantastic, coming up and seeing everybody there and being out. it was something i'll always remember. and all that effort was worth it. the father of three has hit his target of raising £1 million for cancer charities. his late father had suffered from the disease. tomorrow, gary will put up his feet for the first time ina year. but he's alre

some stunning, sunny skies with some snowy scenes around as well — that was overlooking skiddaw, in cumbria't gone away either — we still have lots of flood warnings in force, the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures minus three to minus seven widely. well, you can imagine the roads are going to turn very icy heading into tuesday morning, so could be quite dangerous actually underfoot and under—tyre first thing in the morning. and, with temperatures down as low as minus 10 in scotland, freezing cold start — further snow showers piling in through the day across northwestern areas. so, really, its northern and western areas of scotland across northern ireland, the north—west of both england and wales will be prone to seeing further accumulations of snow. modest hills co

some stunning sunny skies with some snowy scenes around, as well — that was overlooking skiddaw, in cumbria the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and, although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures —3—7 widely. well, you can imagine the roads are going to turn very icy heading into tuesday morning, so could be quite dangerous actually underfoot and under—tyre first thing in the morning. and, with temperatures down as low as —10 in scotland, freezing cold start further snow showers piling in through the day across northwestern areas. so really, its northern and western areas of scotland across northern ireland, the northwest of both england and wales will be prone to seeing further accumulations of snow. modest hills could see another 5—10 cm in places. and after that cold, frosty, icy start to the day, even in the

some stunning, sunny skies with some snowy scenes around as well — that was overlooking skiddaw, in cumbriacovering hasn't gone away either — we still have lots of flood warnings in force, the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures minus three to minus seven widely. well, you can imagine the roads are going to turn very icy heading into tuesday morning, so could be quite dangerous actually underfoot and under—tyre first thing in the morning. and, with temperatures down as low as minus 10 in scotland, freezing cold start further snow showers piling in through the day across northwestern areas. so, really, it's northern and western areas of scotland across northern ireland, the north—west of both england and wales will be prone to seeing further accumulations of snow. mod

do you opening up in cumbria. do you how much ? might be a tough how much?e a tough question, but do you know how much coal is going to be in the world in 2023? it'll be far more than we need to. well, the reason why i remember the reason why that burning more coal is because the russian invasion of ukraine now, not exactly true. it's true . they have got less it's true. they have got less gas to burn . tell you burning gas to burn. tell you burning more . but they are going to more. but they are going to invest the figure . the figure is invest the figure. the figure is 8 billion tonnes. we will and mankind will burn more coal in 2023 than ever before in the history of humanity. why? because of the rapid expansion in china. why because other big countries like indonesia here, for example, has 243 coal fired power stations. china rebuilding with , burning less than ever with, burning less than ever before , or nigeria. but before, or nigeria. but developed countries as the point can move right here , a lot of can move right here, a lot of the country find it

do you opening up in cumbria. do you how much ? might be a tough how much?e a tough question, but do you know how much coal is going to be in the world in 2023? it'll be far more than we need to. well, the reason why i remember the reason why that burning more coal is because the russian invasion of ukraine now, not exactly true. it's true . they have got less it's true. they have got less gas to burn . tell you burning gas to burn. tell you burning more . but they are going to more. but they are going to invest the figure . the figure is invest the figure. the figure is 8 billion tonnes. we will and mankind will burn more coal in 2023 than ever before in the history of humanity. why? because of the rapid expansion in china. why because other big countries like indonesia here, for example, has 243 coal fired power stations. china rebuilding with , burning less than ever with, burning less than ever before , or nigeria. but before, or nigeria. but developed countries as the point can move right here , a lot of can move right here, a lot of the country find it

but in cumbria and love cumbria.han that. many our big seen increasing big cities have seen increasing , price values , increasing house price values is a reflection of the demands to live in cities like manchester, which developing and doing to see doing well. but we need to see a similar benefits and similar economic in other cities in the north to mirror what's been achieved with also rising productivity in manchester. productivity here in manchester. it is henry and it's interesting that the because that you mentioned the because i think in terms think so much in terms of whether people feel are living an easy life is not beset with difficulties when they walk out the front door is transport and i don't know about you but how hs2 it and whether you feel the nhs too is a good use of money. i'd be interested to, but in terms of the north, isn't it the cross pennines it going from east to west of this country that would really benefit the north terms rail north in terms of rail transport, particularly ? well, i tran

some stunning, sunny skies with some snowy scenes around as well — that was overlooking skiddaw, in cumbrialots of flood warnings in force, the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures minus three to minus seven widely. well, you can imagine the roads are going to turn very icy heading into tuesday morning, so could be quite dangerous actually underfoot and under—tyre first thing in the morning. and, with temperatures down as low as minus 10 in scotland, freezing cold start — further snow showers piling in through the day across northwestern areas. so, really, it's northern and western areas of scotland across northern ireland, the north—west of both england and wales will be prone to seeing further accumulations of snow. modest hills could see another 5—10 centimetres in

cumbria police spent months looking into eleanor williams's allegations. up in hotels to keep her safe. but the prosecution in her trial said that she was charged with perverting the course ofjustice when the police discovered that her allegations which spread around this town like wildfire were, in their words, a pack of lies from first to last. her trial at preston crown court heard that she also fabricated evidence to support her claims, like her injuries in these photos. the jury was told she caused them to herself with a hammer. they smashed them, smashed the windscreen... mohammed ramzan was one of the men she named. he runs an ice cream business and used to own restaurants in barrow. the town was a step away from anarchy. we'd walk out on the street, people would shout out to me "pedo". kids used to come out here, throw stones, throw flower, staff at the winds and say "pedo". williams claimed mr ramzan was one of the leaders of her grooming gang. she claimed, amongst other things, that he once coerced her into going to amsterdam where he forced her

some stunning, sunny skies with some snowy scenes around as well — that was overlooking skiddaw, in cumbria gone away either — we still have lots of flood warnings in force, the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures minus three to minus seven widely. well, you can imagine the roads are going to turn very icy heading into tuesday morning, so could be quite dangerous actually underfoot and under—tyre first thing in the morning. and, with temperatures down as low as minus ten freezing cold start — further snow showers piling in through the day across northwestern areas. so, really, it's northern and western areas of scotland across northern ireland, the north—west of both england and wales will be prone to seeing further accumulations of snow. modest hills could see anoth

some stunning, sunny skies with some snowy scenes around as well — that was overlooking skiddaw, in cumbriaches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures minus three to minus seven widely. well, you can imagine the roads are going to turn very icy heading into tuesday morning, so could be quite dangerous actually underfoot and under—tyre first thing in the morning. and, with temperatures down as low as minus 10 in scotland, freezing cold start — further snow showers piling in through the day across northwestern areas. so, really, it's northern and western areas of scotland across northern ireland, the north—west of both england and wales will be prone to seeing further accumulations of snow. modest hills could see another 5—10 centimetres in places. and after that cold, frosty, icy start to the day

uk government following last year's decision to grant planning permission for a new coal mine in cumbriahe fossil fuel extraction project later this month. the culture secretary has written to the prime minister recommending the government dropped its plans to privatise channel 4 according to a letter leaked online. the letter said that she concluded that pursuing the sale at this point is not the right decision. her predecessor nadine dorries had wanted to take the podcaster out of public ownership. there are warnings that young disabled people are waiting years to find the right support to help them live independently — putting some at risk of going into residential care. recruitment experts say group home living is becoming the only viable option for some people, due to a shortage of personal assistants. ruth clegg reports. for kate, this is freedom. dancing is my job. dancing is my love. dancing is just what i do every day. but that freedom could so easily be lost. kate struggled to find a pa for over a year. it's basic things like how many times could i go to the toilet, how many ti

cumbria police spent months looking into eleanor williams�* allegations.safe. but the prosecution in her trial said that she was charged with perverting the course ofjustice when the police discovered that her allegations which spread around this town like wildfire were, in their words, a pack of lies from first to last. her trial at preston crown court heard that she also fabricated evidence to support her claims, like her injuries in these photos. the jury was told she caused them to herself with a hammer. they smashed them, smashed the windscreen... mohammed ramzan was one of the men she named. he runs an ice cream business and used to own restaurants in barrow. the town was a step away from anarchy. we'd walk out on the street, people would shout out to me "pedo". kids used to come out here, throw stones, throw flour, stuff at the windows and say "pedo". williams claimed mr ramzan was one of the leaders of her grooming gang. she claimed, amongst other things, that he once coerced her into going to amsterdam where he forced her to work in a brothel and

some stunning, sunny skies with some snowy scenes around as well — that was overlooking skiddaw, in cumbriats of flood warnings in force, the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures minus three to minus seven widely. well, you can imagine the roads are going to turn very icy heading into tuesday morning, so could be quite dangerous actually underfoot and under—tyre first thing in the morning. and, with temperatures down as low as minus 10 in scotland, freezing cold start — further snow showers piling in through the day across northwestern areas. so, really, it's northern and western areas of scotland across northern ireland, the north—west of both england and wales will be prone to seeing further accumulations of snow. modest hills could see another 5—10 centimetres in p

alison freeman, bbc news, cumbria.n really important work that is being done in schools as part of that curriculum. just 20 minutes past six. so, christmas is over, and it you're one for tradition you'll have taken down your decorations by yesterday. that is controversial in itself, which is the 12th day. the baubles and tinsel are probably back in the attic but what have you done with your christmas tree? breakfast'sjohn maguire has been finding out how some trees are donated to some very happy recipients. one species' waste is another species' want. the animals here at noah's ark zoo farm are making christmas last even longer. if you struggled to get your tree in or out of your home, then just watch how shaka does it. his keepers have created a forest of recycled trees in the sheltered part of his enclosure. trunk versus trunk, he can snap one like a twig. based on a former dairy farm just outside bristol, noah's ark now receives thousands of trees as the decorations come down. for some animals, such as the alpacas a

the 22—year—old from barrow—in—furness in cumbria will be sentenced in march. the ground after colliding with an opponent from the cincinnati bengals. he was treated on the field for over 30 minutes before being taken to hospital. and record temperatures in the alps has left ski resorts facing a shortage of snow. some resorts in switzerland have been forced to use artificial snow as temperatures in the country hit 20 degrees celsius, while other places have reopened their summer biking trails. during the pandemic, the charity guide dogs had to put its breeding programme on hold — and that led to a shortage of volunteers to train puppies. well, now the charity wants to recruit more people to ensure that those who need a guide dog can be matched with one. average waiting times for a new dog are 15 months — and our correspondent sean dilley has been told he'll have to wait two years for his. here's his report. are you my little star? meet archie... ..and his puppy raiser, lisa. archie? touch! archie's getting his head around some things he may need to quit if he's

the facility in cumbria is expected to extract nearly 2.8 million tonnes of coal per year for use inrom just over 14% in november, according to the british retail consortium. it marks the highest monthly inflation rate for fresh food since records began in 2005. new research shows many small towns and local high streets are busier than they were three years ago. kirkby in merseyside has seen the largest increase — with visitor numbers up almost 160 per cent compared with 2019. but it footfall is down in some cities, such as the city of london, where it's down by more than 50%. david sillito reports from devon. welcome to 0ttery st mary's. i poppedin welcome to 0ttery st mary's. i popped in to this pub at lunchtime to speak to those who are running the pub, and as you can see, they are rushed off their feet. the pub, and as you can see, they are rushed off theirfeet. taste the pub, and as you can see, they are rushed off their feet.- are rushed off their feet. we were not uuite are rushed off their feet. we were not quite ready — are rushed off their feet. we were not quite ready for

the cumbria and lancashire. the nonh cumbria and lancashire.d gusty winds . areas further and gusty winds. areas further south and will escape with something a little drier and clearer . something a little drier and clearer. apart from the something a little drier and clearer . apart from the offshore clearer. apart from the offshore making into the west coast of midlands, can expect a dry start on and across the east, especially some lengthy cloud breaks are likely across east anglia . the new working week anglia. the new working week should start dry in place. reasonably clear , although reasonably clear, although temperatures will be on the chilly side . a westerly breeze chilly side. a westerly breeze will affect the southern counties of england , although counties of england, although apart from that the only part of the morning promises to be mostly dry with just patchy cloud . a few showers will effect cloud. a few showers will effect england and wales through the morning, but they'll be mostly widespread in the northwest, accompanied by

the cumbria and lancashire. the nonh cumbria and lancashire.d gusty winds . areas further and gusty winds. areas further south and will escape with something a little drier and clearer . something a little drier and clearer. apart from the something a little drier and clearer . apart from the offshore clearer. apart from the offshore making into the west coast of midlands, can expect a dry start on and across the east, especially some lengthy cloud breaks are likely across east anglia . the new working week anglia. the new working week should start dry in place. reasonably clear , although reasonably clear, although temperatures will be on the chilly side . a westerly breeze chilly side. a westerly breeze will affect the southern counties of england , although counties of england, although apart from that the only part of the morning promises to be mostly dry with just patchy cloud . a few showers will effect cloud. a few showers will effect england and wales through the morning, but they'll be mostly widespread in the northwest, accompanied by

the other is located at 48 33 thorton avenue near san pedro drive and cumbria park residents can useu box containers for 30 days for free. the company says the program is an effort to help residents who sustained flood damage and need assistance in this recovery process. >> the body found floating in the water near san francisco's ferry. plus has been identified in its 37 year-old alexander to lead is. his body was found saturday morning and now they're investigating the cause of death. they do not suspect foul play and they haven't said if it's storm related directly at they don't know. but there were heavy downpours and big surf and a 6 foot high tide which had flooded parts of the embarcadero earlier that morning. >> well, new this morning, police in now investigating a deadly shooting. it happened just before 7.30, last night on richardson drive. that's where police found a man with a gunshot wound. they rushed to the hospital, but he died. this is the city's first homicide of the year. investigators are still looking for the shooter in the north bay. novato. police are looking f

near fremont boulevard and the other is at 48 33 thorton avenue, which is near saint peter drive in cumbriaesidents can use the self storage and you box containers for 30 days for free. the company says the program is an effort to try at least offer some help for those that are dealing with flood damage. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. visitors are going to have to wait a little longer to visit alum rock park in the south bay. heavy rain caused quite a bit of damage. will give you a closer look at that in a moment. >> 9.20, thanks for watching the kron. 4 morning news. no matter where you are. i always like to now that i know people are watching on smart tv's, you know, all kinds of aisle. the app on the phone, wherever wherever you want. we're glad to have you he in the bathroom right now with you. and i mean, you can be and where might get over to the weather with that thought, say good morning wright, the tv in the shower thing. did not don't do that. i did not do that ever to also don't watch tv in the regime unless you're on your phone and covered up. >> all those are horri

there is the possibility of a new coal mine opening up in cumbria, which has been met with howls protestany and of course boris johnson when prime minister promised us that the end of coal was in sight . well, boris was in sight. well, boris johnson, i know that he was advising him because the truth in 2023 across this planet we projected to burn. wait for it. 8 billion tonnes of coal , a new 8 billion tonnes of coal, a new all time record and countries malaysia, china and india are burning vast quantities of coal. one of two in europe are beginning to change their minds too. well andrew montford from net zero watch joins me down the line andrew. good evening and welcome . welcome to the program welcome. welcome to the program . it's a very, very important, you know, debates and arguments here . i saw a you know, debates and arguments here. i saw a big you know, debates and arguments here . i saw a big piece you know, debates and arguments here. i saw a big piece on you know, debates and arguments here . i saw a big piece on sky here. i saw a big piece on sky news 9th of december and the

there is the possibility of a new coal mine opening up in cumbria, which has been met with howls protestany and of course boris johnson when prime minister promised us that the end of coal was in sight . well, boris was in sight. well, boris johnson, i know that he was advising him because the truth in 2023 across this planet we projected to burn. wait for it. 8 billion tonnes of coal , a new 8 billion tonnes of coal, a new all time record and countries malaysia, china and india are burning vast quantities of coal. one of two in europe are beginning to change their minds too. well andrew montford from net zero watch joins me down the line andrew. good evening and welcome . welcome to the program welcome. welcome to the program . it's a very, very important, you know, debates and arguments here . i saw a you know, debates and arguments here. i saw a big you know, debates and arguments here . i saw a big piece you know, debates and arguments here. i saw a big piece on you know, debates and arguments here . i saw a big piece on sky here. i saw a big piece on sky news 9th of december and the

heavier rain over the hills of wales and north—west england, particularly in cumbria.the temperatures are higher at around 13 or 1a celsius. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the government has decribed meetings with health unions today as useful and constructive. but unions are more critical — with one calling the talks a missed opportunity. prince harry accuses some in the royal family of being "complicit," in the suffering of his wife, meghan — as more tv interviews are broadcast. there's widespread condemnation of the storming of brazil's congress by supporters of former presidentjair bolsonaro. thousands of nhs patients in england will be moved into care homes — in plans to ease pressure on hospitals. and coming up — getting ready for blast—off — preparations are underway in cornwall for a rocket launch that could mark a breakthrough in the uk's space race. sport now and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. bbc sport understands that chelsea boss graham potter "retains the support of the club's board" despite winning just once in their

and also the hills of north—west england particularly cumbria. that could lead to some flooding. as well as bringing cloud and rain bringing the temperatures up as well. it could reach 1a degrees in southern parts of wales. that warmer air in between these two weather fronts what we call it warm sector, the second one burning rate over the irish sea over the afternoon will then sweep rain eastwards. followed by westerly wind a nd eastwards. followed by westerly wind and some cooler air as well. almost back to square one because it is sunshine and showers again. a lot of showers across western areas from the word go in the showers will push their way into eastern parts of england later on in the day. probably more showers around that today. temperatures will be a little lower than wednesday, still 7—11 . again looking out towards the west into the atlantic to see where our weather is coming from for thursday. more reticent students coming and bringing more cloud and rain. we have cloud and rain effecting for the parts of england and wales on thursday, further north something great

in statement, the cumbria , in a statement, the cumbria, northumberland, wear northumberland, tyne andidual, could not comment an individual, but it added , quote, care plans but it added, quote, care plans are collaborative and tailored to each patient's needs and goals and treatment decisions are made following a thorough assessment in line with national recommendations . after break on recommendations. after break on free speech nation could cold hard cash win the battle for free speech in the nation's universities. you . in three. welcome back to free speech with me andrew doyle . durham me andrew doyle. durham university's largest donor has stopped donating that money and will instead fund the fight for free speech. retired hedge fund manager mark hillary has gifted more than manager mark hillary has gifted more tha n £7 million over the more than £7 million over the last few years, but says they're not going to get another penny unless they get their free speech. house properly order. speech. house properly in order. his decision comes after a rise in what he considers campus pok

in statement, the cumbria , in a statement, the cumbria, northumberland, wear northumberland, tyne andidual, could not comment an individual, but it added , quote, care plans but it added, quote, care plans are collaborative and tailored to each patient's needs and goals and treatment decisions are made following a thorough assessment in line with national recommendations . after break on recommendations. after break on free speech nation could cold hard cash win the battle for free speech in the nation's universities. you . in three. welcome back to free speech with me andrew doyle . durham me andrew doyle. durham university's largest donor has stopped donating that money and will instead fund the fight for free speech. retired hedge fund manager mark hillary has gifted more than manager mark hillary has gifted more tha n £7 million over the more than £7 million over the last few years, but says they're not going to get another penny unless they get their free speech. house properly order. speech. house properly in order. his decision comes after a rise in what he considers campus pok

those were north yorkshire and cumbria fire service.as in adequate for efficiently keeping people safe from fire and other risks. that's the lowest that. now both will be put into special measures and will receive further visits from the inspectorate over the coming months. both fire and rescue services have acknowledged the findings in the inspection . now findings in the inspection. now all of the smaller inspection runs come together to make the state of fire and rescue service report that we are going to see later around about mid—morning , later around about mid—morning, what we can expect from that inspector report is that it's certainly going to highlight things like the cost of living the recovery of the pandemic . the recovery of the pandemic. and it will certainly look at the effect of future strikes , the effect of future strikes, because right now the fire brigades union is balloting its members we'll know members and we'll know firefighters will on strike firefighters will go on strike before the end of january. okay well,

i mean opening one coal mine in cumbria is hardly going to make any difference to global temperaturese issue is about sort of leadership if you're trying to lecture other countries about how they should decarbonise their energy sources then it's a bit ironic to be opening a coal mine at the same time. but i think the point on particular mine is it's a very different type of coal it's not used for energy generation , it's used for energy generation, it's used for coking coal, for making steel . coking coal, for making steel. and at the moment you can only make steel using coking coal . we make steel using coking coal. we did touch on it in the report. we had evidence in a previous session earlier in the year from the two main steel makers in the uk who said they haven't domestic coking coal for years. they've got other sources supply imported from from australia as well as in the past from russia and that for them to adopt that coal from the cumbrian mine when it opens it well be a factor of price and the promoters of the mine are already acknowledging that 85% of their output will be

allerdale copeland in that's lake in cumbria. that's the lake district. staffordshire district.fordshire moorlands which sounds moorlands, which sounds completely . the sort of place completely. the sort of place that there might be still try to a couple of bodies just to day three with wind whistling straight , a sturdy blackthorn straight, a sturdy blackthorn and redcar and cleveland , then and redcar and cleveland, then anglesey. anglesey yeah. so other words at the actual periphery of the entire. yeah, yeah. periphery of the entire. yeah, yeah . okay, big step. i mean yeah. okay, big step. i mean i do like interesting diverse neighbourhoods . ones i do like interesting diverse neighbourhoods. ones i find more worrying are the ones where you know if what don't mean ghetto ification if they don't mean that our whole neighbourhoods have become purely bangladeshi which feels like they have which kind feels like they have less chance of assimilation and more then maybe that is more trouble, then maybe that is . this . but there's always this suspicion that's how the word is. and

allerdale copeland in that's lake in cumbria. that's the lake district. staffordshire district.fordshire moorlands which sounds moorlands, which sounds completely . the sort of place completely. the sort of place that there might be still try to a couple of bodies just to day three with wind whistling straight , a sturdy blackthorn straight, a sturdy blackthorn and redcar and cleveland , then and redcar and cleveland, then anglesey. anglesey yeah. so other words at the actual periphery of the entire. yeah, yeah. periphery of the entire. yeah, yeah . okay, big step. i mean yeah. okay, big step. i mean i do like interesting diverse neighbourhoods . ones i do like interesting diverse neighbourhoods. ones i find more worrying are the ones where you know if what don't mean ghetto ification if they don't mean that our whole neighbourhoods have become purely bangladeshi which feels like they have which kind feels like they have less chance of assimilation and more then maybe that is more trouble, then maybe that is . this . but there's always this suspicion that's how the word is. and

last night temperatures fell as low as —8 in parts of oxfordshire, cumbria and the highlands.k of ice. also a widespread hard frost. today we are looking at the sunny spells and also some snow showers. for some it is going to be windy as well. quite a bit of snow last night in devon and cornwall. some disruption. that is moving towards the channel islands, mixed in with some rain. for many it is going to be a dry day, a sunny day. some wintry showers. wintry showers in the north and west of scotland, coming in across northern ireland, north—west england, the midlands and wales. not all of us will see them. pretty windy through the english channel. later, the winds will strengthen across the far north of scotland. these are the maximum temperatures. three in aberdeen, to six as we push down towards cardiff. no heatwave. as we had on through the evening and overnight come under clear skies temperatures will fall away rapidly. once again we are looking at more significant snow at low levels across parts of scotland. and we also have further snow showers coming across northern ire

, and for a coal mine in cumbria, which is just incredible and a lot of people feel very frustratedean, i phrase this carefully because there is an accusation of against keir starmer. i guess there is a question as to whether he knows who you are behind these donations or whether he's just seeing it from eco . well i mean, how is it eco. well i mean, how is it hypocrisy? actually hasn't taken money from just stop and also at the same time them has he . well the same time them has he. well no . i mean and that's the same time them has he. well no. i mean and that's a very valid point i guess the concern from some would be , you know, from some would be, you know, one person who i mean, you know, as far as i understand, the you know, the member of either of these organisations, but you are a backer . yeah. but a substantial backer. yeah. but you know, like when we vote in a general election for example, it's rare that somebody will completely align everything that a party stands for or intends to do that we for the best fit and is how the world works. i don't with everything extinctio

another aspect of the government's industrial policy — the viability of the proposed new coal mine in cumbriaes that ensure the steel made here meets the precise requirements of the plant's customers. it's so exciting to think about the future of this plant, and the impact that we can have on decarbonisation for the whole of the uk. you know, our customers are really wanting us to decarbonise so they can decarbonise their own supply chains. but should hundreds of millions of pounds of taxpayers' money help private companies like tata and british steel upgrade their facilities? lord adair turner, the chairman of the energy transitions commission — a group of business leaders who want to speed up the decarbonisation of the global economy — supports the plan. i think there is a role for government to provide targeted support in the first stages of completely new technological deployment. and we can't be purist about this. the us is now doing this on a massive scale. the government's choice is stark. the two steel—makers have warned they could be forced to shut their uk operations if government s

shinzo i've been elected one is sort of the elected so one is sort of the new coal mine that's in cumbriausic to the ears read more voters and is promised he's made a pledge that we have a new coming into the house next month that will ensure that anybody here illegally through illegal routes will not be to claim asylum and are going to go straight back detained and then go straight back. now, we never had that in the nationality and borders bill but that that but not allowed that that promised prime promised by a previous prime minister. secretaries minister. all home secretaries you know to rishi. it you know fair play to rishi. it wasn't my first choice, like wasn't my first choice, but like i come out swinging is i say is come out swinging is the right policies. but the problem we got at the moment is that in politics at an all that in politics is at an all time low and people are being marched up this whole before and many of us backbench mp is up as well you know we sometimes well and you know we sometimes saying it going to happen? saying is it going to happen? i hope . rishi does