you know, you did your bit with derbyshire. there you are. it's 1976. bit with derbyshire.ire. there you are. it's 1976. it's the bit with derbyshire. there you are. it's1976. it's the heat are. it's 1976. it's the heat wave summer. it's the drought. the oval was the colour of that beer richard. >> it was yellow . >> it was yellow. >> it was yellow. >> yeah. richard scored 291. they just touched the ball. it went for four. and they had these fearsome fearsome bowlers, including a guy called michael holding that was whispering friend of mine because he came to derbyshire. >> no, he did, he came to play at derbyshire. very good friend. >> but you go in as a rookie. it's 1976. we're getting thrashed by west indies. thrashed by the west indies. yeah was facing michael yeah was it like facing michael holding for your first ball in test cricket? well it was it was a first ball in test cricket as well. >> you're quite right. and i always got i got a wonderful story my father because story about my father because when after match, when after the test match, i went back to him and b

john maguire, bbc news, gamesley in derbyshire.erformance at the royal albert hall. keep watching. lucie manages a staggering 36 handsprings in less than 30 seconds on a trampoline. she usually only does five in a row when performing with cirque du soleil. amazing! makes me feel slightly sick. time for a look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. a very different —looking day of weather across england and wales today than yesterday. some sorry looking daffodils earlier but also lots of sunshine still lasting across parts of scotland and towards the north of northern ireland, but even here it will turn unsettled through the rest of the week, we will see some much milderfeeling air too. this is the low pressure responsible for changing the weather, sending a warm front north and east across much of england and wales for the rest of the day, bringing thickening cloud, hill fell, showery outbreaks of rain, a

derbyshire dales and particularly the peak district, has dreadful connectivity .ay be lush and green, nigel, but it's a bit of a digital desert, to be frank. it's just not right. there's been a lack of consultation and there's insufficient research. we can't have this corporate speak . we have this corporate speak. we need proper facts. we need to look after the citizens of this country. you said to keep up the good work. >> great to see what you're doing. and by the way, cash and i don't kill cash campaign isn't just for the elderly. the right to use cash is a basic freedom. thank you for joining to use cash is a basic freedom. thank you forjoining me to use cash is a basic freedom. thank you for joining me tonight on gb news. now, you've seen the farmers protests all over europe. you've seen the beginnings of farmers protests down in dover, in kent. but over the weekend and today , over 100 the weekend and today, over 100 tractors turned up outside a labour leadership meeting. remember that position is now vacant with mark drakeford eventually going , what is it

gb news understands they met for in—person talks in derbyshire on sunday. meeting happened a day after lee anderson lost the whip for refusing to apologise after saying islamists had control of the london mayor, sadiq khan . the london mayor, sadiq khan. well, the mp paul scully had to apologise today for saying there were no go zones in birmingham and in east london. the former minister made reference to areas with large muslim communities. comments which he says he now regrets . mr scully admits he regrets. mr scully admits he could have chosen his words more carefully . carefully. >> the fact that i used that time and i've used, i spoken a lot about the need to use , uh, lot about the need to use, uh, sensible language. i clearly didn't use the right language. there uh, and why is that? because actually, it's a distraction from the direct opposite. what i was trying to say, which is basically there are areas around every city in the country, frankly, which are which people worried about which people are worried about going it's often going to, whether it

john maguire, bbc news, gamesley in derbyshire.there are lots of other youth clubs up and down the land hugely important to communities. so do get in touch with us and let us know how important those clubs are to you and your family, important those clubs are to you and yourfamily, what important those clubs are to you and your family, what you important those clubs are to you and yourfamily, what you do important those clubs are to you and your family, what you do there, important those clubs are to you and yourfamily, what you do there, what yourfamily, what you do there, what you do to keep it going, would you like more support from the government? a50 3% fall in the number of youth clubs in the last ten years. such an important part of so many communities. —— a 53% of all. we will talk about it more throughout the programme. looks like pancakes at that one, a really good idea. i only realised we are shrove tuesday. let's take a look at today's papers. the daily mail leads on labour withdrawing its support for the rochdale by—el

. >> esther mcvey, gareth from derbyshire , asked not about derbyshire, asked not about pmqs, questione, presenter on this farage, a presenter on this station and also the honorary president of reform party. will he save or break the tory party? and perhaps i can ask you, should he be given the membership which the pm wants to offer him? membership which the pm wants to offewell, ? membership which the pm wants to offewell, i'm a fan of nigel >> well, i'm a fan of nigel farage and said many years ago farage and i said many years ago i have him to have i would have liked him to have got place in the lords. give i would have liked him to have got a place in the lords. give i would have liked him to have got a give; in the lords. give i would have liked him to have got a give himthe lords. give i would have liked him to have got a give him aa lords. give i would have liked him to have got a give him a ilords. give i would have liked him to have got a give him a i would give i would have liked him to have got a give him a i would have me a give him a i would have given a peerage and even g

uh, michelle junction, 28, south derbyshire. you may know it well.et a cup of tea or a drink or something there for half an hour or so on sunday lunchtime to have a chat about what? we don't know. we've gone to lee anderson. he says he won't give a running commentary. i've been on a political journey. that was that was yesterday. he also says today i'm not talking about my next steps and my focus on it is on representing the people of ashfield. but this place is where work. westminster so where i work. westminster is so febrile fact that a febrile that the fact that a disaffected tory mp, former tory mp , has a meeting with the mp, has a meeting with the leader of reform uk has set some hares running in westminster tonight . are we about to see lee tonight. are we about to see lee anderson , the man described by anderson, the man described by the bbc as the red wall made flesh about to defect to reform uk and who might go with him? these are unanswered questions tonight, michelle. >> well, let me just ask you a quick question before i bring my panel

now schools were closed today in wales, yorkshire, derbyshire , yorkshire, derbyshire, staffordshire cumbria as snow fell across the uk and there was travel disruption because of flooding in the west. around ten centimetres of snow is measured by the met office in parts of scotland , west parts of scotland, west yorkshire. there was heavy rainfall too, as a total of 43mm of rain was measured in south devon. almost half the average the area normally sees in the whole of february. yellow warnings continue across most of the uk for friday and scotland on saturday, with the met office urging people to be cautious. the queen has described the king as doing extremely well under the circumstances following his cancer diagnosis. ice the circumstances following his cancer diagnosis . ice queen cancer diagnosis. ice queen camilla said her husband , who's camilla said her husband, who's undergone his first bout of cancer treatment earlier this week, was very touched by all the messages of support he's received from the public. his majesty has been spending his time in norfolk on his sandringham

. >> played for derbyshire, derbyshire. >> he just was so cool when >> and he just was so cool when heerfect just i mean he's had the perfect fro of player ever. it fro of any dart player ever. it just just like that. just everything just like that. nothing the body. nothing moves the body. brilliant he one brilliant and when he went one 80, 180 and brilliant and when he went one 80,180 and he's brilliant and when he went one 80, 180 and he's gone treble 17 and then treble eight and i just went like that. don't shout out. i just knew that going in. i just knew that was going in. and i always jocky and i always rememberjocky wilson the game wilson had just lost the game before. jocky is not the before. and jocky is not the greatest loser yeah. john greatest loser. yeah. and john come room and went come back in the room and went who's going to buy a drink? who's going to buy me a drink? and say what jocky said, and i can't say what jocky said, but i mean £102,000. wow. back in i played john in the in and then i played john in the quarterfinals when i had the 100 average, first 100 averag

gb news understands they for met in person talks in derbyshire on sunday. whip for refusing to apologise after saying islamists had control of the london mayor sadiq khan . well, also in the sadiq khan. well, also in the news today, mp paul scully has apologised for saying there are no go zones in birmingham and in east london. the former minister made reference to areas with large muslim communities, comments which he says he now regrets. mr scully admits he could have chosen his words more carefully . carefully. >> i used that time and i've used i spoken a lot about the need to use sensible language. i clearly didn't use the right language. there and why is that? because actually it's a distraction from the direct opposite. what i was trying to say, which is basically there are areas around every city in the country, frankly, that are

gb news understand that they met for in person talks in derbyshire on sunday. the meeting happened a day after lee anderson lost the whip for refusing to apologise after saying islamists had control of the london mayor, sadiq khan , the london mayor, sadiq khan, and also today , mp paul scully and also today, mp paul scully has apologised for saying there are no go zones in birmingham and in east london. the former minister made reference to areas with large muslim communities , with large muslim communities, comments which he says he now regrets . mr scully admits he regrets. mr scully admits he could have chosen his words more carefully , and mps are warning carefully, and mps are warning that protests are putting unsustainable pressure on police resources. their calling on the government to give more support. as demonstrations continue over the israel gaza war, a cross—party committee found that policing the pope, the protests between october and december last year cost forces more than . last year cost forces more than. £25 million in. the bbc has apologise

newsnight is just getting underway on bbc two, with victoria derbyshire.ojoin our colleagues for the news where you are. the us and uk the tracks on iran act. it comes after the us constructs on 85 strikes on iraq and syria on friday after an attack on a us base. let's get more now on our top story, king charles has been diagnosed with cancer and will step back from public duties while he receives treatment. buckingham palace made the announcement earlier this evening saying that while the king was in hospital being treated for an enlarged prostate, tests revealed he also has cancer — though the palace is not saying what kind. other members of the royal family are expected to fill the breach, in particular prince william and queen camilla. prince harry is due to fly to the uk to see his father in the coming days. we can get the latest from our royal correspondent sarah campbell. his work saying it is them north of optimism in this statement from the palace, albeit a certain amount of shockin palace, albeit a certain amount of shock in the household and aro

have got enough to get on them. >> to, to malcolm >> i'll go back to, to malcolm in where's in derbyshires this ? um, this this idea come from? um, presumably someone thought it was idea somewhere . well, was a good idea somewhere. well, you've got them there trying to cut dissent , aren't we? cut out dissent, aren't we? >> seen it. i mean, back >> we've seen it. i mean, back in days, michael, you in my playing days, michael, you know, a referee i know, mark was a referee when i was playing the day. was playing back in the day. you'd you know, players you'd have, you know, players were very, very aggressive in terms tone of approach. terms of their tone of approach. um, and things like that, which i think that has curtailed . i think that has curtailed. certainly. um, from what i was used to as a player and yes, you've got that other one that, that , that foul where it's like that, that foul where it's like people think it's a little bit more than a yellow, but not quite a red, you know, where someone's towards someone's running away towards the goal and someone deliberately trips. yeah,

councils in derby and derbyshire, nottingham and nottinghamshire form a new combined county authorityombined county authority. with the mayor comes new powers to shape the future locally for 2.2 million people. devolution means greater choices on transport, thought on skills and education for the environment and housing. but not everybody here is keen on the idea of a new layer of politician in a public consultation held by councils in 2022, fewer than half of people said they were in favour of electing a mayor >> have you heard of that? no, no , don't know anything about that. >> sandie vara. so yeah, definitely for that i think there's always room for someone with perhaps different ideas , with perhaps different ideas, devolution, transfers, powers held centrally in westminster back to local government , wales, back to local government, wales, scotland and northern ireland have enjoyed devolution since the late 90s. >> in 2000, and the greater london authority was created since 2015, the west midlands , since 2015, the west midlands, greater manchester and liverpool city region , pl

gb news understands they for met in person talks in derbyshire on sunday. meeting happened a day after mr anderson lost the whip for refusing to apologise after saying islamists had control of the london mayor sadiq khan . well, also in the sadiq khan. well, also in the news today, mp paul scully has apologised for saying there are no go zones in birmingham and in east london. the former minister made reference to areas with large muslim communities, comments which he says he now regrets. mr scully admits he could have chosen his words more carefully . carefully. >> i used that time and i've used i spoken a lot about the need to use sensible language. i clearly didn't use the right language. there and why is that? because actually it's a distraction from the direct opposite. what i was trying to say, which is basically there are areas around every city in the country, frankly, that are which people are about which people are worried about going whether it's often going to, whether it's often based or handful of based around gangs or handful of idiots , fran

gb news understands they met for in—person talks in derbyshire on sunday.eeting happened a day after lee anderson lost the whip for refusing to apologise after saying islamists had control of the london mayor, sadiq khan . the london mayor, sadiq khan. well, the mp paul scully had to apologise today for saying there were no go zones in birmingham and in east london. the former minister made reference to areas with large muslim communities. comments which he says he now regrets . mr scully admits he regrets. mr scully admits he could have chosen his words more carefully . carefully. >> the fact that i used that time and i've used, i spoken a lot about the need to use , uh, lot about the need to use, uh, sensible language. i clearly didn't use the right language. there uh, and why is that? because actually, it's a distraction from the direct opposite. what i was trying to say, which is basically there are areas around every city in the country, frankly, which are which people worried about which people are worried about going it's often going to, whether it's

is about to defect to the rival party, gb news understands that they met in person for talks in derbyshire on sunday. the meeting happened a day after lee anderson lost the whip for refusing to apologise after saying islamist had control of london mayor sadiq khan. well, tonight at an awards ceremony in london, sadiq khan reiterated his position about lee anderson's comments . about lee anderson's comments. >> this responsible politician also know that racism and prejudice , no matter what form prejudice, no matter what form it takes, regardless of whether it's anti—semitism or, yes, islam , a phobia should be islam, a phobia should be countered and condemned , not countered and condemned, not given a free pass or left unchallenged for electoral gain . unchallenged for electoral gain. >> sadiq khan, speaking earlier on this evening. >> sadiq khan, speaking earlier on this evening . well, the on this evening. well, the conservatives could be facing another by—election after it was confirmed today that the ex tory mp, scott benton, is suspended from the house of commons. and that's for 35 da

gb news understands they met for in person talks in derbyshire on sunday.or, sadiq khan. meanwhile conservative mp paul scully has apologised for saying there are no go zones in birmingham and east london. the former minister made reference to areas with large muslim communities, comments which he now says he regrets missed. scully admits he could have chosen his language more carefully , and the crooked more carefully, and the crooked house pub, which was destroyed in a suspected arson attack in the west midlands, is set to be rebuilt. locals were outraged when it was demolished just two days after the fire last august . days after the fire last august. an enforcement notice has now been issued against the owners for its unlawful demolition, with authorities ordering it be restored to its original state within three years. and queen camilla has led a memorial service for king constantine of greece for the royal family. the prince of wales, who was due to deliver a reading at the service, was forced to pull out due to a personal matter. kensington palace di

and joining me on talking pints, jeff miller, obe former derbyshire and england test cricketer i'm goinging all of these games? but before all of that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you and good evening to you. well, the top story from the gb news room this evening is the suspect in the south london chemical attack was given asylum in the uk. that's what government sources have told here at gb news tonight. told us here at gb news tonight. it's understood abdul azadi failed twice in previous asylum applications , but was eventually applications, but was eventually successful. the alleged attacker is on the run tonight after injuring a mother and a child with a corrosive substance in london last night. with a corrosive substance in london last night . the 35 year london last night. the 35 year old is believed to be, police say, from the newcastle area , say, from the newcastle area, and was seen fleeing the scene immediately after the attack. now i'll give you a warning that the next picture that's coming up is actually quite distressing to look

councils in derby and derbyshire, nottingham and nottinghamshire form a new combined county authority2.2 million people. devolution means greater choices on transport, on skills and education for the environment and housing, but not everybody here is keen on the idea of a new layer of politician in a public consultation held . by councils consultation held. by councils in 2022, fewer than half of people said they were in favour of electing a mayor. >> have you heard of that? no no, i don't know anything about it. sanjeev >> alright, so yeah, definitely for that. >> i think there's always room for someone with perhaps different ideas . as devolution different ideas. as devolution transfers powers held centrally in westminster back to local government wales, scotland and northern ireland have enjoyed devolution since the late 90s. >> in 2000, the greater . devolution since the late 90s. >> in 2000, the greater. london authority was created . since authority was created. since 2015, the west midlands, greater manchester and liverpool city region plus seven other areas have created combin

forecast as the news continues right here on ktvu, fox two, on the other flip side of this bri ime derbyshireis business was among the many that struggled while everyone was on lockdown. but he now has a new venture and it's leaving behind a green impact. let's go to frank, who's in the ktvu parking lot, to talk to omar about his off the cut mobile barbershop, and i. love this, frank. it's all about being inventive and not giving up. >> exactly. i mean, omar had been cutting hair for some 20 plus years. he's from east palo alto. his barbershop was down in redwood city. and then, of course, the pandemic hit. he lost the barber shop, but not his desire to help out the community. so voila, he went green on us. this is solar powered. it's a mobile barbershop, and you can see him in there right now. he's cutting his dad's hair. that's jamil. and you can see his daughter. uh zuri, who's doing a little cleanup work. so without further ado, let's hop on in the bus and say hi to omar. gentlemen, how are we doing? good morning. >> how are you doing? >> good morning. you you keep cutting and we'll just

in february of this year another driver was pulled from his van and attacked the derbyshire.k lang was run over by his own van when it was stolen last year, his killer is serving a life sentence for murder. kayley thomas has been speaking to the family. you don't expect that your dad goes out to work to deliver parcels and he's not coming home. last december, cara and elena lang were in court to see their father's killer sentenced. christopher el gifari was given life after he stole mark lang's van and ran him over with it. 0bviously, we've got plenty of memories, but the first thing i hear is his laugh. he loved his work. he loved the people that were included in his work, the people that he'd met. he used to carry treats in his pocket for the dogs. although he loved hisjob, mark lang's daughters say it was stressful. he worked a lot. he did work a lot. he put a lot of hours, a lot of hours into it. and he talked about how he was always busy, how he was literally on the go all day. there is a relentless amount - of pressure to continue delivering, delivering, delivering, del

a former chaplain of derbyshire's trent college, doctor randall , college, doctor bernard randall, appearedmployment appeal tribunal earlier today after was sacked for after he was sacked for delivering a sermon that questioned gender ideology. unsurprisingly he was abandoned by the church of england. he's even found himself reported to the terrorist watchdog prevent . the terrorist watchdog prevent. i'm very pleased to say that doctor randall joins now. doctor randall joins me now. thank much. you thank you very much. could you just what just explain exactly what happened .7 happened to you, please? >> well, to cut a very long story short, i was the chaplain in a school, and a pupil asked me to preach on how come they were told they had to accept the lgbt stuff in a christian school? i thought that was a fair question. so i said ultimately, no, you don't have to accept anybody else's ideas. you make up your own minds and so on. topics like the marriage, being between a man and a woman, biological sex being real, gender identity , not making gender identity, not making perfect sense. theref

to say actually the north midlands northwards north midlands is northwards into north wales into derbyshire north wales across into the southern pennines. so sort of greater manchester area, especially the hi, hi. so i'll mention the m62 because i remember last year and i was there where for this kind of event happened and they all got stuck in the overnight and spent 6 or 7 hours in their car. so a very similar thing might happen tonight. i'm not saying it's going to be the m62, but that's the big, motorway that's the big, big motorway that's the big, big motorway that west to east that goes through west to east across the pennines. and there'll be other little minor roads. so it's that kind of zone and the snow field will move more and more northwards as you go through the day. eventually reaching southern scotland. so as these warnings get as ever, when these warnings get put out, it's always worth it. it's always you've got to always focus on these things so the right and be the focus on these things so the right who and be the focus on these things so the right who dismisses be the foc

so danny's got a good one in long eaton in derbyshire. >> he said his fish and chip shopis >> he saidmaking us smile. appreciate it. >> treasury >> meanwhile, the treasury committee has published the latest suggesting that 2.7% latest data suggesting that 2.7% of accounts are held by small businesses, were closed and cancelled by their banks last yeah cancelled by their banks last year. that means over 141,000 small to medium businesses were closed by banks. >> well, joining us now is our economics and business editor, liam halligan. so this de—banking saga is more widespread than perhaps we realise . but why? realise. but why? >> you see why. what i mean, we know the nigel farage story and why he thinks he was debunked and whatever it is. but how can you go to 141,000 businesses and say we don't like you? it can't all be for political reasons. >> just before we get to that, one of my favourite fast food shops can get shops named, you can get yourself a nice greasy after pub meal in kilkenny at abrakebabra. oh very good, very good. so look, this is an important story. many people list

we are starting to see snow and this picture came from buxton in derbyshire, which is likely to see quitere kicks in at eight and runs until 3pm. the peak district and parts of the pennines kicks in at 12 and runs until six o'clock this evening. 0n high routes we could see up to 25 centimetres, ten inches of snow. it means disruption as possible. we can also see a mixture of rain, sleet and snow in parts of northern england, north wales, midlands, northern ireland. the highest totals will be with height. ahead of it hazy sunshine in scotland with wintry showers in the north. a dry interlude with showers following the weather front and a new front bringing more rain to the south later. you can see the difference in the temperatures with “p difference in the temperatures with up to 12 in the south but cold elsewhere, especially if you are exposed to the wind and in the snow. overnight, rain, sleet and snow move north. a lot of this on the hills. some at lower levels. the front also moves northwards. in south, a lot of cloud and milder. the mild air starting to travel further north. but stil