ed thomas, bbc news, doncaster.n rural crime. rishi sunak has said he "obviously" regrets appointing sir gavin williamson to his cabinet, after he resigned amid accusations of bullying. sir gavin denies the allegations, but the bbc has been told that more conservative mps were ready to make formal complaints against him unless he left office. labour has claimed the prime minister has been "weak" for not sacking him. our political correspondent, iain watson, has more details. he's facing two formal complaints to parliament's bullying watchdog, but the prime minister had expressed great sadness when sir gavin williamson resigned. keir starmer. so at prime minister's questions today, the labour leader's task was to try to make rishi sunak even more miserable. mr speaker, the member for south staffordshire told a civil servant to "slit their throat". how does the prime minister think the victim of that bullying felt when he expressed great sadness at his resignation? mr speaker, unequivocally the behaviour complained of

we live in doncaster so we travel up to the north east and stay up here. all right. it's better than where i live, to be fair. - yeah, better — nicer place. always looks good when we do it. it always looks good. we make it look easy. but i don't let them bother you during the day when you're asleep. i need beauty sleep. i'm not like you — i need it. laughter when you're certainly on a night shift, when you're out on site monday to friday, working ten—hour shifts, you need that craic with your fellow colleague and you want to be enjoying your work. full ppe. you know that. ten out of ten. bang on, great stuff. sojust need to do a bit of noise monitoring up here, cos there's noisy works going on, so there's like residential houses up there. john's dead canny. he is very knowledgeable about health and safety, and then he comes to me for the environment advice. you can well imagine that people who are trying to sleep do not want them noisy works on the night shift on the roads waking them up. we've got values that we shouldn't be exceeding, and if we do exceed

that doncaster, thanks. that's now calibrated to peak. let's see, ah, street noise in hamburg is part of daily life. more than 70 decibels of the norm. on the main roads, tens of thousands of residents were exposed to excessive noise levels. leaving here his stressful dilemma. noticed article of the ball at the noise reverberating, the vacant building lots. that means you can't sleep with the window open. if you want to stay healthy here, you only do have to keep the window shut. the sound penetrates deep between the rows of houses. noise is measured in decibels. the medical recommendations are a maximum of 65 decimals during the day, and 55 at night. here it's 71. well beyond levels considered healthy this because noise makes this sick too much noise leads to insomnia. high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease. acoustics, expert christian pop, wants to help reduce noise levels on main roads. but in the 150. but as far as noise goes, yet in the case of people who have less money to go to live in places where rents and property prices

we report from doncaster.uts will take place in most but not all hospitals and community teams but emergency care will still be staffed. our health editor, hugh pym, is here to explain more. under the turnout rules strike ballots can only take effect if at least half of a local workforce has voted. the result is that in scotland nurses at all front line health boards can go on strike. it is the same in northern ireland. in wales there could be walk—outs at all health boards apart from one, aneurin bevan in the south—east. in england the mixed texture with just over half, there can be strikes by nurses following the votes and they say emergency care will not be affected. for many nurses it is a call for action on boosting workforce numbers and better pay. jodie, who has an rcn branch rep, voted for the strike and said she had to give up her pension contributions. i had to give up her pension contributions.— had to give up her pension contributions. _, �* ., , ., ., contributions. i couldn't afford to contribute

late on, proving the game's golden moment — which led to the norfolk side's i—0 win at league two doncasterds to win 2—0. of all the first round ties over the weekend, one that captures the magic of the fa cup is the meeting of seventh tier bracknell town against former winners ipswich town tomorrow. the bracknell players have been going about their dayjobs this week, but have been able to call on some wizardry to help their cause. mike bushell paid a visit to berkshire to find out more. in the street where harry potter first delivered magic, the captain of the football club is hoping to draw some inspiration from the bracknell cul—de—sac were scenes of the first harry potter movie were filmed when they had a budget for proper owls. now making a delivery of his own as part of his own as part of the stage up in dreams about conjuring up the wizardry that will be needed to beat former winners ipswich town. it's something we dreamed about, from former fa cup winners, it's a crazy experience that in another happen again and so, we may find a bit of magic and get a result. like the last qualifyi

last month, arriva stopped the only bus between selby and doncaster, meaning that 40 selby college studentslternative transport at very short notice. thankfully, the college itself stepped in to resolve the situation. additionally, across north yorkshire around 80 other bus services are now under threat. can my right hon. friend advise what action he will take to ensure that essential services are not withdrawn at short notice, and to ensure that they continue to be operated across the selby district and wider north yorkshire? >> my right hon. friend is absolutely right. he knows that i share exactly the same challenge in our rural areas of making sure that our constituents have access to the bus services they need. i am pleased that the chancellor has allocated funding for extra bus services across the country, and i look forward to working with him to ensure that that money finds its way to rural areas such as north yorkshire to provide the connectivity that is so important for people to have opportunity and get access to public services. >> olivia blake. >> i refer the house to my entry

so this was actually across parts of doncaster but most of central and eastern england had some low clouda look at the satellite picture and see where the best of the sunny breaks were. not a bad day in east anglia today and eventually into the south—west. this slightly more grey zone, that is the fog that lingered all day and there has been some rain around so a little bit of everything, a real autumn day for many. the rain had been quite light and patchy across south—west england and patchy across south—west england and wales. the heaviest of which into the far north—west but there is some rain proper coming, arriving through the night tonight. wet and windy tomorrow. a real change to the story as we go through tomorrow and perhaps wednesday into thursday as well. so yes, we have disliked

so this was actually across parts of doncaster but most of central and eastern england had some low cloud and fog, which some lingered all day. but we did get to see some sunshine. there hasn't been much but nevertheless, glorious end to the afternoon in let's take a look at the satellite picture and see where the best of the sunny breaks were. not a bad day in east anglia today and eventually into the south—west. this slightly more grey zone, that is the fog that lingered all day and there has been some rain around so a little bit of everything, a real autumn day for many. the rain had been quite light and patchy across south—west england and patchy across south—west england and wales. the heaviest of which into the far north—west but there is some rain proper coming, arriving through the night tonight. wet and windy tomorrow. a real change to the story as we go through tomorrow and perhaps wednesday into thursday as well. so yes, we have disliked patchy rain but it's is going to get eaten up by this beast moving on from the west. so some very wet and increasingly windy weather moving in

it was a pretty miserable evening in doncaster as they went down 36—0, this last try summed up theirwill be without antonio conte in the dugout in france as they take on marseille in a match they must not lose if they�*re to reach the knockout phase of the champions league, after he was sent off in the closing moments of their last game against sporting lisbon... everyone is well aware, the staff is well prepared, and we all know that we need to help each other. for me, it�*s not a difficult situation. it�*s maybe a different situation, but, you know, we know what to do. we are well aware of the situation. jurgen klopp�*s also in the spotlight. are his team in decline? that�*s the question facing his side who for so long enjoyed serial success, but are 15 points off the top in the league but have qualified for the knockouts already. they host italian league leaders napoli later. everything will be judged about me now as well, which is absolutely fine. but when people look at me, they�*re going to say, "he looks tired or whatever," that�*s normal as well. i�*m not... i cannot give tha

it was a pretty miserable evening in doncaster, as they went down 36—0.rry kane and his tottenham side will be without antonio conte in the dugout in france as they take on marseille — a match they must not lose if they're to reach the knockout phase of the champions league, after he was sent off in the closing moments of their last game against sporting lisbon. jurgen klopp's also in the spotlight. are his team in decline? that's the question facing his side, who for so long enjoyed serial success, but are 15 points off the top in the league but have qualified for the knockouts already. they host italian league leaders napoli later. everything will be judged about me now as well, which is absolutely fine. but when people look at me, they're going to say, "he looks tired or whatever," that's normal as well. i'm not... i cannot give that excuse. so much for me. it's not. myjob is not only being here in the moment when the sun is shining and somebody gives us a trophy. myjob is as well here to be there when we have to go through a really rough period. so...

this afternoon, the king and the queen consort are in doncaster which is getting city status as partfor wales' first world cup in 64 years, as he returns to tylorstown in the rhondda valley. the royal college of nursing, which represents hundreds of thousands of nurses, will announce the results of a strike ballot this afternoon. all the indications are that nurses have voted in favour of industrial action for the first time in the history of their union. the nurses want a pay rise of 5% above inflation. here's our health correspondent catherine burns. extra hours, the unpaid hours, the leaving lates, it has made the job a lot harder. rachel says she has to do at least one extra nursing shift a week to make ends meet. she can't quite believe it has come to this but has voted to strike. strike is not about causing carnage and mayhem, this is about withdrawing our labour to demonstrate exactly what it is we do on a day—to—day basis under the conditions that we have to do. nurses would quite happily not strike if the government had listened to our unions and to nurses that are working d

last month arriva stopped the only bus between selby doncaster, meaning that 40 selby doncaster, meaningad to find it very short notice. alternative transport get to college. thankfully, the college itself stepped in to resolve the situation . additionally, across situation. additionally, across nonh situation. additionally, across north yorkshire, around 80 other bus service is now under threat. can you advise what action he will take ensure that essential services not withdrawn at short nofice services not withdrawn at short notice and ensure that these are continue to be operated across selby district and wider yorkshire. i if my right friend is absolutely right, he knows that i issue exactly the same challenges that he faced in all rural areas of making sure that our constituents have access to the bus services they need . i'm the bus services they need. i'm pleased that the chancellor funding for extra bus services across the country and i look forward to working with him to ensure that that money finds its way to rural areas like north yorkshire to provide the connectivity so import

but for but for bedroomed house in don't know doncaster or in i don't know doncaster or something, ofced. would that cost priced. how much would that cost to insulator like to fully insulator house like that? don't know . i'd say it's that? i don't know. i'd say it's not insulation or areas. i not just insulation or areas. i mean to really sort out a house at the moment, i'm not sure exactly what the figure would be, but obviously that's the market developed. prices will come down. and i think this is part of what government has in mind is if we make the whole business cheaper, then those people in bigger houses will will take the advantage as well to their energy bills. to reduce their energy bills. but as with all things, i'm on the record of this sort of scheme in the past, it's not enormous, certainly beneficial. you the northern you might remember the northern ireland brought ireland government was brought down a scheme there down because of a scheme there that was aimed at getting better technology into use and actually ended up with farmers getting an incentive to heat the bomb

0motayo's header late on, proving the game's golden moment — the norfolk side winning1—0 at league two doncasteror. the 24—year—old from great yarmouth edged out olympic and world all—around champion daiki hashimoto in the final byjust 0.033 to claim his first senior individual title. it means actually the world, i want, i almost feel like i have completed life now! so much hard work has gone into this, and myjourney, a lot of you know myjourney, so much, so many injuries, and to bounce back and be where i am now with this, i have had time to try and process it but i can't process it. and there was also a bronze medal in the men's rings for courtney tulloch, britain's first world medal in that discipline. those two medals bring britain's total for the championships to five. there was also history for ireland, as rhys mcclenaghan won the country's first gold in the men's pommel. the gymnast from county down has had a difficult year, having had to fight a decision not to allow him to compete for northern ireland at the commonwealth games. and in boxing, a moment to remember for chantelle cameron —

it was a pretty miserable evening in doncaster as they went down 36—0, this last try summing up theirstages of the competition. everyone is well aware, the staff is well prepared, and we all know that we need to help each other. for me, it's not a difficult situation. it's maybe a different situation, but, you know, we know what to do. we are well aware of the situation. jurgen klopp's also in the spotlight. his side a 15 point behind the leaders in the premier league but have qualified for the knockout stages of the champions league already. they host italian league leaders napoli later. everything will be judged about me now as well, which is absolutely fine. but when people look at me, they're going to say, "he looks tired or whatever," that's normal as well. i'm not... i'm not. i cannot give that excuse. so much for me. it's not. myjob is not only being here in the moment when the sun is shining and somebody gives us a trophy. myjob is as well here to be there when we have to go through a really rough period. so... and i will do that. wimbledon and us open finalist 0ns jabeur has

last month, areva stopped the only bus between selby and doncaster, meaning 40 selby college studentsnch and british authorities knew it was in distress for a very long time. families are still waiting for answers from the marine accident investigation. why has this investigation taken so long? will he commit to a full public inquiry afterwards? does he concede this would not happen if there were safe and legal routes into the uk?— there were safe and legal routes into the uk? every life that is lost into the uk? every life that is lost in the channel _ into the uk? every life that is lost in the channel is _ into the uk? every life that is lost in the channel is a _ into the uk? every life that is lost in the channel is a tragedy. - into the uk? every life that is lost in the channel is a tragedy. that l into the uk? every life that is lost| in the channel is a tragedy. that is why it is so vital to break the cycle of criminal gangs exploiting people and trafficking them. that is what the home secretary is focusing on. this is a place where people can seek refuge and sanctuary but we