me now preparing for his first east midlands derby.— now preparing for his first east midlands derb . plenty of the derbies _ midlands derby. i've watched plenty of the derbies over _ midlands derby. i've watched plenty of the derbies over the _ midlands derby. i've watched plenty of the derbies over the years, - midlands derby. i've watched plenty of the derbies over the years, so . midlands derby. i've watched plenty of the derbies over the years, so to | of the derbies over the years, so to be involved — of the derbies over the years, so to be involved in one is so exciting. when _ be involved in one is so exciting. when you — be involved in one is so exciting. when you think about derbies in the premiership, the east midlands is i’ilht premiership, the east midlands is right up— premiership, the east midlands is right up there. i was disappointed not to— right up there. i was disappointed not to he — right up there. i was disappointed not to be involved in the world cup, so then— not to be involved in the world cup, so then the — not to be involved in the world cup, so then the go

but october's decision to axe planned lines to manchester and the east midlands in favour of spending, didn't mean a clean break. the purchase of his land was completed a few weeks before.— weeks before. there was no celebration. _ weeks before. there was no celebration. i— weeks before. there was no celebration. ijust _ weeks before. there was no celebration. i just look i weeks before. there was no celebration. i just look at i weeks before. there was no celebration. i just look at it| celebration. ijust look at it is a huge loss of my time and worry. there is no victory. he would like — worry. there is no victory. he would like to buy it back, price depending, but fear is another long battle ahead. taste another long battle ahead. we have been _ another long battle ahead. - have been formally purchased and that puts us into a standard sort of tunnel of communicating and negotiating, which we think will take probably 5—10 years. we're just exhausted by it. probably 5-10 years. we're 'ust exhausted by iti probably 5-10 years. we're 'ust exhausted by it. more than half £1 billion has

, east anglia, southeast midlands, east anglia, southeast england. it will turn england.t last. and come the afternoon of seeing afternoon a lot of us seeing a good deal of cloud. rain good deal of cloud. that rain potentially turning quite persistent the far north persistent across the far north of scotland. but for most of us it is another fairly mild day , it is another fairly mild day, perhaps maybe mild as it perhaps maybe not as mild as it was the weekend into was over the weekend into tonight . again, a lot of cloud tonight. again, a lot of cloud across the uk . that rain still across the uk. that rain still fairly persistent across northern scotland. that will sink its way a little bit further southwards as we go through course of night. through the course of the night. so allow clearer skies so that will allow clearer skies across far north of scotland across the far north of scotland and northern here and northern ireland. so here actually, could just see actually, we could just see a touch frost we start touch of frost as we start tuesday morning. elsewhere tue

leicester tigers beat northampton saints in the east midlands derby to pick up their first premiership tigers. george furbank hit back for the visitors shortly after to keep northampton in the game but hanro liebenberg sealed the win for leicester with his try late on. the win lifts the home side up to eigth in the table, northampton remain fourth. elsewhere, saracens outclassed harlequins at the stoop winning 38—10, moving up to fourth in the table. there were six different try scorers for the sarries, 0wen farrell also hitting a hat—trick of conversions. it�*s nearly four years since harlequins last beat them in the gallagher premiership. at the fifth time of asking, the dragons have got theirfirst win of the new season. thye beat 0spreys 20 points to five in south wales — 0spreys did have to playjust under an hour with 14 men though — after mat protheroe was sent off. a special memorial match is being played in nottingham tonight — three weeks after the death of ice—hockey player adam johnson who was fatally struck in the neck by a skate whilst playing for the nottingham panthers la

but we could see eventually pushing see some eventually pushing their east midlands, their way into eastnd as parts of south—east england as well. temperatures once 10 well. temperatures once again 10 to but fresher to 14 c, but a touch fresher where in where you're caught in the relatively breezy conditions as showery again tuesday. showery once again on tuesday. but rain arrives but more persistent rain arrives for enjoy your day by by. >> and coming up, we'll have all of your sports headlines with aidan magee. this is . gb news. >> 6:26. already aiden's here with the sport. morning >> good morning to you both. aiden. it's got to be sad. arsenal went to newcastle yesterday and it all kicked off over yet another dodgy var decision again. >> martin. we're just talking about var week in, week out. it's been the case almost since its inception back in 2019. i remember sitting at nonnich back in december of 2019 and we had seven minutes. i was commentating on this. it was difficult. i had to commentate on no action, so i couldn't see anything because it took seven minutes to come to a decis

, clearskies parts of north—east england in the midlands, clear skies the temperatures willo there will be a touch of frost. they will be a chilly start the day where ever you are. during the course of tuesday, again, we start off with all the showers in the west, some of them could still be heavy. then we've got this ridge of high pressure building and so things will ease, the showers will ease as we go through the course of the afternoon. with temperatures nine in the north to about 13 as we push further south. moving on into tuesday evening and overnight, and through wednesday, we've got this clutch of weather fronts pushing in from the atlantic bringing in some rain. you can and isobars about selby strengthening winds with it two. work starts to the day, parts of western scotland and north—west england could have as much as 20 to 30 millimetres of rainfall and that will continue to push eastwards, lingering across this far south east and also in the northern isles, behind some sunshine but also some showers with temperatures eight in aberdeen, ten in belfast and 13 in ca

leicester tigers beat northampton saints in the east midlands derby to pick up their first premiershipf the contest, francois van vayk going overfor the tigers. george furbank hit back for the visitors shortly after to keep northampton in the game but hanro liebenberg sealed the win for leicester with his try late on. the win lifts the home side up to eigth in the table, northampton remain fourth. a special memorial match is being played in nottingham tonight — three weeks after the death of ice—hockey player adam johnson. he was fatally hit in the neck by a skate whilst playing for the nottingham panthers last month. 0ur reporterjoe lynskey is at the motorpoint arena for us this evening. yes, in cheltenham the last few minutes there've been cheers, there have been smiles around the nautica marina as the panthers players step back on the ice for their warm up routines. we are expecting them out for this match, and a few minutes' time. and that first step back on theice time. and that first step back on the ice for the steam since that night represents a momentjust for nottingham but fo

there still will be some showers in the west and also parts of north—east england, the midlands, but o around freezing in the north—east of scotland. so here there will be a touch of frost, but it will be a chilly start to the day wherever you are. and during the course of tuesday, again, we start off with all these showers in the west. some of them could still be heavy. but then we've got this ridge of high pressure building in. so things will ease, the showers will ease as we go through the course of the afternoon with temperatures 9 in the north to about 13 as we push further south. now, moving on into tuesday evening and overnight and through wednesday, we've got this clutch of weather fronts coming in from the atlantic, bringing in some rain. you can see from the isobars there will be strengthening winds with it too. so a wet start to the day, parts of western scotland, northwest england could have as much as 20 to 30 millimetres of rainfall. and that will continue to push eastwards lingering longest across the far south—east and also the northern isles. behind it, some sunshine,

zones will be extended from 5 to 10 years and there'll be new investment zones in the west midlands , the easts, the east midlands and greater manchester. as part of the levelling up policy for small businesses , policy for small businesses, business rates are much hated tax that you pay, even if you make no revenue. that's going to be frozen for small businesses for another year. and in particular, there will be a moratorium on business rates for the retail and hospitality sectors for another year . a sectors for another year. a lockdown era emergency measure that's going to be extended . and that's going to be extended. and here were the two big tax cuts for employees on national insurance . the basic rate of insurance. the basic rate of national insurance will fall from 12 to 10% from january. not april next year, but from january . me, april next year, but from january. me, that's worth april next year, but from january . me, that's worth £450 a january. me, that's worth £450 a year for somebody who's lucky enough to earn £35,000 a year. and then the big tax cuts for business permanent ful

conference, changing infrastructure spending, scrapping of hs2 north of birmingham and to the east midlands parties, thatis from some of the opposition parties, that is quite a difficult message, argument to make when you have brought back a former prime minister to a great office of state. we brought back a former prime minister to a great office of state.— to a great office of state. we 'ust saw lord cameron i to a great office of state. we 'ust saw lord cameron leaving h to a great office of state. we 'ust saw lord cameron leaving on b to a great office of state. we just saw lord cameron leaving on his| to a great office of state. we just - saw lord cameron leaving on his way to get to work at the foreign office. what do we expect from him to be different in this post? i think he will bring gravitas, he will bring the contacts and experience he has built up over many years on the world stage. i don't think there will be a great deal of change in terms of approach to the middle east and ukraine, another of the two things rishi sunak mentioned at the top of the meeting. people know him aro

>> i know how fond you are of nottingham. >> you're an east midlands lad andifs >> you're an east midlandsd you as well as parking fees. and you have two and two together have to put two and two together and there and wonder whether there is indeed between indeed a coincidence between failing councils. but then you look other local authorities look at other local authorities and broadcasting and i know you're broadcasting from capital and nine of the from the capital and nine of the ten highest income generating local authorities are indeed in london, westminster. martin £71 million in fees , parking charges million in fees, parking charges just below that kensington, £41 million. and it's curious, i'm in the west midlands and there's a concern lviv run council called walsall council dorbz, and they only made once they'd paid their staff and once they'd covered the costs to keep the car parks in good order. and they don't, they only made £5,000. and the reason that this conservative run council have only really made five grand in a tough working class town such as walsall martin is because

there still will be some showers in the west and also parts of north—east england, the midlands, but t of scotland. so here there will be a touch of frost, but it will be a chilly start to the day wherever you are. and during the course of tuesday, again, we start off with all these showers in the west. some of them could still be heavy. but then we've got this ridge of high pressure building in. so things will ease, the showers will ease as we go through the course of the afternoon with temperatures 9 in the north to about 13 as we push further south. now, moving on into tuesday evening and overnight and through wednesday, we've got this clutch of weather fronts coming in from the atlantic, bringing in some rain. you can see from the isobars there will be strengthening winds with it too. so a wet start to the day, parts of western scotland, northwest england could have as much as 20 to 30 millimetres of rainfall. and that will continue to push eastwards lingering longest across the far south—east and also the northern isles. behind it, some sunshine, but also some showers with temper

east midlands, parts southeast as parts of southeast england as well. 10 well. again 10 to a touch fresher to 14 c, but a touch fresher where you're caught in the relatively conditions. relatively breezy conditions. showery tuesday , showery once again on tuesday, but rain arrives but more persistent rain arrives for wednesday. enjoy day . by by >> by >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show we're waiting for oliver dowden to be miked up so i can speak to him from his position in central london. in the meantime, i just wanted to taste we've coming taste what we've got coming up on show. have no on the show. you'll have no doubt on the channel doubt heard on the channel me promoting interview with promoting my interview with jordan spoke to him jordan peterson. i spoke to him at arc conference the at the arc conference in the week, and it was a fascinating chat. we discussed boris. we discussed rishi, discussed discussed rishi, we discussed multiculturalism . we discussed multiculturalism. we discussed cancel culture, transgenderism , cancel culture, transgend

announced back in march. >> there are going to be new investment zones in the west midlands , the east midlands ten extended from five years to ten years. to honest with you, years. to be honest with you, i didn't that were only didn't know that there were only 4 years. yes so was 4 or 5 years. yes so that was quite interesting . business quite interesting. business rates, is a major bugbear rates, this is a major bugbear for lots of business owners. you pay for lots of business owners. you pay business rates not just before you've made any profit. as the chancellor said, you pay business rates before you've taken revenue in at all taken any revenue in at all because they are a tax on the rateable value of your business premises. the chancellor is going to freeze the small business rate multiplier for another year and this is really going to help businesses like pubs, businesses and in particular he's particular service sector. he's extending the retail and hospital reliefs and no business rates for retail and hospitality for another year. that's a kind of lockdown measure. that's been extended

showers through the day midlands wales parts of over quite a few showers through the day midlands wales parts of eastine we squeak into teens, we might squeak into the teens, but further of but further north lots of showers and lots of cloud computing. fairly chilly temperatures 11 celsius at temperatures 9 to 11 celsius at best. showers to this best. more showers to come this evening well for central evening as well for central scotland, feeding into northern ireland. frequent heavy showers here and across northern england. further south, well, a few, particularly in the south—west will south—west but many places will be dry and largely clear as well . some clearer skies and lighter winds in northern scotland could allow temperatures to get down to but for most will to freezing, but for most will be in single figures 6 to 8 celsius in most towns and cities. a bit of a north south split, then two to start tomorrow . there'll be showers tomorrow. there'll be showers across the north of northern ireland into northern ireland feeding into northern england, central and southern scotland. northern scotlan

so what is i well, earlier on, we sent out our east midlands.eporter will hollis onto the streets of lincoln to ask people if they knew what i was, what is i? >> well , so far we haven't >> well, so far we haven't actually got artificial intelligence. ai stands for artificial intelligence, but so far we basically have really clever learning machines. so years ago we would have had something like cleverbot, which learns from all the responses that people put into it, and that's advanced that's basically a more advanced version what we have right version of what we have right now. extension your brain now. the extension of your brain meant be better what the meant to be better than what the humans meant to be better than what the hurcans meant to be better than what the hurcan be frightening. >> can be frightening. >> can be frightening. >> i think it does have some some benefits , but mostly some benefits, but mostly i think people are fearful of the implications . implications. >> as you know, the terminator film , it can either take over film,

so what is i well, earlier on, we sent out our east midlands.rter will hollis onto the streets of lincoln to ask people if they knew what i was, what is i? >> well , so far we haven't >> well, so far we haven't actually got artificial intelligence. ai stands for artificial intelligence, but so far we basically have really clever learning machines. so years ago we would have had something like cleverbot, which learns from all the responses that people put into it, and that's advanced that's basically a more advanced version what we have right version of what we have right now. extension your brain now. the extension of your brain meant be better what the meant to be better than what the humans meant to be better than what the hurcans meant to be better than what the hurcan be frightening. >> can be frightening. >> can be frightening. >> i think it does have some some benefits , but mostly some benefits, but mostly i think people are fearful of the implications . implications. >> as you know, the terminator film , it can either take over film, it

drier further south for southern eastern wales, the midlands, east anglia, southern counties of englandn the breaks in the cloud in the cloud, the best of the day's sunshine. temperatures around 11—14 degrees, so again, it's mild. now towards the end of the week, we are going to see some more significant changes as a cold front dives southwards and starts to introduce some much colder air. question marks how far south this cold air gets and exactly how cold it will be when it arrives. however, it does look like we'll all see a significant drop in temperatures and it could get cold enough to see some snowfall over the mountains of northern scotland, so one to watch. bye for now. welcome to newsday. live from singapore, i'm suranjana tewari. the headlines: israel releases footage it says shows hostages that were captured by hamas on the 7th of october being taken to al—shifa hospital in gaza. israeli troops also claim to have found a 55—metre tunnel under the al—shifa complex. a right—wing political outsider javier milei has won argentina's presidential elections. and australia beat angli

drier further south for southern eastern wales, the midlands, east anglia, southern counties of englande cloud, the best of the day's sunshine. temperatures around 11—14 degrees so, again, it's mild. now, towards the end of the week, we are going to see some more significant changes as a cold front dives southwards and starts to introduce some much colder air. question marks how far south this cold air gets and exactly how cold it will be when it arrives. however, it does look like we'll all see a significant drop in temperatures and it could get cold enough to see some snowfall over the mountains of northern scotland, so one to watch. bye for now. live from washington. this is bbc news. it's a dire situation for patients at gaza's largest hospital. it comes as israel claims its footage shows hostages being taken into al—shifa on october 7. argentina has a new president. far—right libertarian javier milei wins sunday's run—off after his opponent concedes defeat. and former us first lady rosalynn carter dies two days after entering hospice care. hello, i'm sumi somaskanda. we start with

there's been plenty of cloud around, but also some sunshine, best across the midlands, east anglia andefordshire. this is where we're likely to continue to see those brighter skies this afternoon. but stormy seas earlier on across the south coast of england. some heavy rain, some strong, gusty winds, but that little feature, that front is pushing away, so it should dry out and brighten up, but a couple of fronts just sinking southwards. again, lots of cloud and rain. still brisk winds out towards the west, northern ireland, western scotland, down through western wales and the south—west of england too. a brisk north—westerly blowing. some showers at times. the best of the breaks in the cloud to the south and the east of high ground. some sunny spells for northern ireland, some more rain for eastern scotland. it's cooler than it was yesterday, highs of ten to 12 degrees celsius, but maybe 1a towards the south coast of england. 0vernight tonight, a few changes. we will see high pressure build into northern ireland and scotland. clear skies here and temperatures in the sheltered glens in

wales parts of east anglia as in the sunshine the midlands wales parts of east angmight in thedlands wales parts of east angmight squeak| the sunshine the midlands wales parts of east angmight squeak into sunshine the midlands wales parts of east angmight squeak into the shine the midlands wales parts of east angmight squeak into the teens, we might squeak into the teens, but further north lots of showers and lots of cloud feeling fairly chilly. temperatures celsius at temperatures 9 to 11 celsius at best. more showers to come this evening well for central evening as well for central scotland northern scotland feeding into northern ireland. frequent heavy showers here and across northern england , further south, a few, , further south, well, a few, particularly the south—west, particularly in the south—west, but places will be dry and but many places will be dry and largely clear as well. some clearer skies and lighter winds in northern scotland could allow temperatures to get down to freezing , but most will be freezing, but for most will be in single figures 6 to 8 celsius in

east wales, the west midlands, into east wales, the west midlands, into east anglia as well, parts of first lady michelle obama, human rights lawyer amal clooney and philanthropist melinda french gates say they want to end child marriage around the globe in less than a generation. our correspondent megha mohan joined them on a visit to malawi. singing. it's not every day that some of the best—known women in the world pop into your class. they're here at a school in central malawi, in a district where a third of girls fall pregnant under 18. they're working together to fund a local project, with the aim of keeping more girls in school. when i was your age, there were people in my community that didn't think a girl like me — who didn't have money or wealth or connections — could do the things that i did. i sat down to ask why this project matters so much to them. i see myself in the girls that we're fighting for. you know, i see my daughters in those girls. and if we just put ourselves in those girls�* shoes and think of, how would we feel if it were us or our daughters that were marrie

adam johnson, an american whose death is still being mourned by his sporting family in the east midlandsirst time the panthers team has taken to the ice since. a sell—out game in front of more than 7,000 fans, including greg, who�*s been following the team for 20 years. i think there will be tears but hopefully we get through the emotion together and there will be an element of celebration of life as well as remembering what has happened. this tragedy has not only impacted panthers fans. there are tributes here from all over the uk. although incidents like the one that led to the death of adam johnson are extremely rare in ice hockey, it has raised concerns about safety in the sport. this is a neck guard — not mandatory in the elite league where the panthers compete, but efforts have been made to change this. here at oxford city stars, they have adopted them, but can understand why there has been some reluctance to follow suit. there�*s a lot of stigma around them and there�*s almost like a coming—of—age thing where you hit 18 and you can take your neck guard off. sometimes, it takes tra

hignow go live to former, sadly we now go live to former, sadly raf scampton to speak to gb news east midlandsporter will hollis. will, what have we learned from the court today ? learned from the court today? >> yes. well it's the start of the judicial review , which is the judicial review, which is going to be a two day hearing. todayis going to be a two day hearing. today is the first day tomorrow will be the second and it can take scampton in one of two directions. the first is a £300 million regional station in investment in aerospace tech apologies and a guaranteed preservation of their heritage of the dambuster for general afions of the dambuster for general ations to come in the other direction. it could be the answer to solving part of a difficult chapter in the government's handling of the migrant crisis. easing the pressure on hotels which right now are costing £8 million a day . the two things that we've heard that are interesting, let's say nigel, are the first part, which is something that we expected to hear, that the councils west lindsey district council and braintree, which re

our east midlands reporter will hollis has more. >> nottingham city council has today announced that it cannot balance its budget and the chief financial officer has issued a section 104 notice effectively declaring bankruptcy . that means declaring bankruptcy. that means that the labour led authority from today can only spend money on statutory services . those are on statutory services. those are things like education for roads, for children services. now the council must meet within 21 days to discuss what measures they will be putting in place. the council has already spent a number of years struggling with its finances and today it has really come to a head . really come to a head. >> will hollis, this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel. thanks news. this is britain's news channel . thanks polly. right. channel. thanks polly. right. let's get into this immigration story . i mean, as you know, the story. i mean, as you know, the pm is coming under increasing pressure not jus

our east midlands reporter will hollis has more. >> nottingham city council has today announced that it cannot balance its budget and the chief financial officer has issued a section 104 notice effectively declaring bankruptcy . that means declaring bankruptcy. that means that the labour led authority from today can only spend money on statutory services . those are on statutory services. those are things like education for roads, for children services. now the council must meet within 21 days to discuss what measures they will be putting in place. the council has already spent a number of years struggling with its finances and today it has really come to a head . really come to a head. >> will hollis, this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel. thanks news. this is britain's news channel . thanks polly. right. channel. thanks polly. right. let's get into this immigration story . i mean, as you know, the story. i mean, as you know, the pm is coming under increasing pressure not jus

east midlands reporter will hollis has more .today announced that it cannot balance its budget and the chief financial officer has issued a section 114 notice effectively declaring bankruptcy that means that the labour led authority me from today can only spend money on statutory services. those are things like education for roads , things like education for roads, for children's services. now the council must meet within 21 days to discuss what measures they will be putting in place. the council has already spent a number of years struggling with its finances and today it has really come to a head . really come to a head. >> will hollis now it's set to be another very cold night tonight. widespread frost and freezing fog , apparently over freezing fog, apparently over large sections of the countryside, particularly in the north yorkshire has already seen wintry showers, particularly along the north eastern coast. that belt moving inland and the snow continuing to fall across scotland and northumberland as well and more is on the

that may briefly allow sunnier spells to allow some sunnier spells to develop across parts of the midlands easta lot of the uk it's going be a fairly grey start going to be a fairly grey start to the working week. further to the new working week. further outbreaks rain that may well outbreaks of rain that may well be persistent up across be fairly persistent up across parts of northern scotland and with a northerly wind starting to develop, it will be slightly cooler than weekend, but cooler than the weekend, but still mild side into still on the mild side into tuesday . another fairly grey tuesday. another fairly grey picture for parts of england and wales. risk of some outbreaks of rain in the east. brighter and dner rain in the east. brighter and drier for scotland and northern ireland that will sink its way southwards into england and wales go wednesday wales as we go into wednesday and thursday >> hello and welcome to gb news sunday. thank you very much for joining us this lunchtime . i'm joining us this lunchtime. i'm darren grimes and for the next two hours, i'll be keeping you company o

east midlands reporter will hollis has more.ngham city council has today announced that it cannot balance its budget and the chief financial officer has issued a section 114 notice effectively declaring bankruptcy that means that the labour led authority from today can only spend money on statutory services. >> those are things like education for roads , for education for roads, for children's services. now now the council must meet within 21 days to discuss what measures they will be putting in place. the council has already spent a number of years struggling with its finances and today it has really come to a head. will hollis and temperatures have plunged below freezing in some parts of scotland and northern england tonight. >> yorkshire has already seen wintry showers along the coast. that belt now moving inland and the snow is continuing to fall in scotland and northumberland . in scotland and northumberland. with more on the way, the met office has issued another yellow weather warning that is going to be in place from tom

that may briefly allow spells to allow some sunnier spells to develop across parts of the midlands eastor a lot of the uk it's going to be a grey start going to be a fairly grey start to new work in week. further to the new work in week. further outbreaks that may well outbreaks of rain that may well be persistent up across be fairly persistent up across parts of northern scotland and with a northerly wind starting to develop, it will be slightly cooler than the weekend. but still on the mild side, ed into tuesday, another fairly grey picture parts of england and picture for parts of england and wales. risk of some outbreaks of rain in the east. brighter and dner rain in the east. brighter and drier for scotland and northern ireland. that will sink its way southwards into england and wales into wednesday wales as we go into wednesday and thursday . and thursday. >> join us every night on gb news at 11 pm. for headliners, which is three top comedians going through the next day's news stories , which is exactly news stories, which is exactly what you need because when they establishment ,

east midlands reporter will hollis has more. >> nottingham city council has today announced that it cannot balance its budget and the chief financial officer has issued a section 114 notice effectively declaring bankruptcy that means that the labour led authority me from today can only spend money on statue free services. those are things like education for roads, for children's services . roads, for children's services. as now the council must meet within 21 days to discuss what measures they will be putting in place. the council has already spent a number of years struggling with its finances and today it has really come to a head. >> will hollis. now it's another very cold night tonight. widespread frost and freezing fog across great swathes of the country , particularly across country, particularly across scotland and in the north. yorkshire has already seen wintry showers tonight, particularly along that north eastern coastline. and that belt has moved inland and snow is continuing to fall tonight in scotland and across northumberland . more is on the northumberland. more is on the wa

further south, the best of the sunshine is in the midlands, east anglia and the south—east of englanda rash of showers elsewhere, some heavy with the rumbles of thunder, 11—13 celsius at present, but dropping later in the week. this evening and overnight, temperatures will drop overnight, temperatures will drop over central and eastern scotland, there will be rain in the central belt for the evening rush, but temperatures dip close enough to freezing for a grass frost in the north close to the centre of low pressure with light winds and fog to clear tomorrow morning as well. and then another day of sunny spells and showers, more showers getting across eastern and south—eastern parts of england, fewer further north and west, as a ridge of high pressure builds in, tending to easily wind off a little bit, so feeling more pleasant tomorrow, but otherwise another day of sunny spells and showers, temperatures falling away tomorrow evening, and we will see a touch of frost developing particularly for the north and east of scotland. but it will not last, because this next weather front is a b

if any, are east midlands . will hollis with the story on the a17 in lincolnshire, one cafe stands out and not just because of the tank outside. >> for 30 years, anglia motel has been feeding hungry travellers . travellers. >> a food's been fine, no problem at all. i'm a coach driver so i come here quite regular. plenty of gravy . regular. plenty of gravy. >> liver was nice and tender. >> liver was nice and tender. >> it's very hot actually . just >> it's very hot actually. just for myself . for myself. >> the cafe is a profession , >> the cafe is a profession, ian, but behind it all is a passion that the owner, harold, has spent a third of his life dedicated to. he's been helping second world war veterans return to places like normandy and arnhem . arnhem. >> this is 1—1 of our first trips we ever took back to normandy. this is 1990. and as you see, all these old fellas, they're now all veterans. >> is the cafe and d—day museum has raised more than £1 million for trips since veterans come in my cafe couldn't go

see the extent of that rain, moving away from northern england, but heading down across the midlands towards east anglia, and into the south as well. further north, where things are a little colder, wind coming in off the north sea brings a little sunshine but also a number of showers on that cold wind. the best of any remaining sunshine will be in the far west of scotland and also across northern ireland. the rain heads towards the south—east, clearing away this evening, and that allows these showers to come in on that breeze off the north sea, push further into england and perhaps wales, keeping cloud. clearer skies further north in the north of england and scotland, but there will be a band of rain and hill snowing into northern scotland. northern areas of the uk will have the frost overnight tonight. just above freezing further south, where there is still some cloudy early tomorrow to break up and the sunshine to come through. there will still be the odd light shower towards the south—west, and we will see a couple of bands of light showers with snow across the hills moving down across scotla

east midlands reporter will hollis says all new spending will be frozen for the authority, but measuresill be put in place which protect vulnerable people. >> nottingham city council has today announced that it cannot balance its budget and the chief financial officer has issued a section 104 notice effective declaring bankruptcy . that means declaring bankruptcy. that means that the labour led authority from today can only spend money on statutory services. those are things like education for roads, for children, services is now the council must meet within 21 days to discuss what measures they will be putting in place. the council has already spent a number of years struggling with its finances , liz, and today it its finances, liz, and today it has really come to a head . has really come to a head. >> will hollis now a 13 year old boy, has been handed a two year sentence for killing his foster mother with her own car outside her home last year. grant who was also a grandmother, was killed in sheffield in april this year by the teenager who can't be named for legal reasons . prosecuto

east midlands reporter will hollis has more. >> nottingham city council has today announced that it cannot balance its budget and the chief financial officer has issued a section 114 notice effectively declaring bankruptcy that means that the labour led authority me from today can only spend money on statue free services. those are things like education for roads, for children's services . roads, for children's services. as now the council must meet within 21 days to discuss what measures they will be putting in place. the council has already spent a number of years struggling with its finances and today it has really come to a head. >> will hollis. now it's another very cold night tonight. widespread frost and freezing fog across great swathes of the country , particularly across country, particularly across scotland and in the north. yorkshire has already seen wintry showers tonight, particularly along that north eastern coastline. and that belt has moved inland and snow is continuing to fall tonight in scotland and across northumberland . more is on the northumberland. more is on the wa

our east midlands reporter will hollis has this wonderful story on the a17 in lincolnshire .od's been fine. no problem at all. i'm a coach driver, so i come here quite regular. plenty of gravy . liver was nice and tender. >> it's very hot actually . just >> it's very hot actually. just being myself . being myself. >> the cafe is a profession , but >> the cafe is a profession, but behind it all is a passion that the owner, harold, has spent a third of his life dedicated to . third of his life dedicated to. he's been helping second world war veterans return to places like normandy and arnhem . like normandy and arnhem. >> this is 1—1 of our first trips we ever took back to normandy. this is 1990. and as you see, all these old fellas are now all veterans. >> the cafe and d—day museum has raised more than £1 million for trips seeing veterans come in my cafe couldn't go back to normandy, couldn't go back to harlem , couldn't go back to harlem, couldn't go back to dunkirk because he hasn't got enough money. >> people like me, it's our duty to remember them . to remember them. >> it

rain eases away, the wettest conditions through the afternoon will remain across parts of the midlands, easts, so a big improvement for northern england but a few showers east of the pennines. best of the weather, south—east scotland, northern ireland, with the clearest skies, this is where it will be coldest tonight. to the north and east of scotland, frequent showers, turning to sleet and snow over the hills. for many of you, temperatures dropping through the day, most notably through the midlands and southern england after what was a reasonably mild start. tonight, whilst we start with cloud and outbreaks of rain in central and eastern areas, most places will become drier tonight with clearer skies, north of scotland will see some more wintry showers pushing southwards and there will be a frost tonight. colder night and colder start to tomorrow morning, coldest conditions, south—west scotland and parts of north—west england. tomorrow will be a lovely day for many, back to the crisp, sunny weather many saw on saturday, there will be a bit more cloud around, compared with that, to the north

midlands and the east anglia.ut it starts to the new week, but it will be fairly mild, a will still be fairly mild, a little cooler it has little bit cooler than it has been over weekend. thanks to been over the weekend. thanks to a of a northerly wind . a bit more of a northerly wind. and then going into tuesday, still on the cloudy across still on the cloudy side across a chunk of england a good chunk of england and wales further wales with some further outbreaks rain across the outbreaks of rain across the east. it does cheer up for a time across ireland and time across northern ireland and scotland some sunnier scotland with some sunnier spells but then later on spells here. but then later on some cloud and outbreaks some further cloud and outbreaks of rain moves in across the far northwest of scotland. middle of the brighter the week, dry and brighter in the south there's plenty more still to come on free speech nation this week, including some questions from the audience for me and my panel from the audience

he spent 30 years taking veterans on trips back to places like normandy and arnhem and east midlands. brings you this story on the a17 in lincolnshire near one cafe stands out and not just because of the tank outside . of the tank outside. >> for 30 years, anglia motel has been feeding hungry travellers as the food's been found . found. >> no problem at all. i'm a coach driver so i come here quite regular. plenty a gravy liver was nice and tender. >> it's very hot actually. just being myself . being myself. >> the cafe is a profession, but behind it all is a passion that the owner, harold , has spent a the owner, harold, has spent a third of his life dedicated to . third of his life dedicated to. >> he's been helping second world war veterans return to places like normandy and arnhem. >> this is 1—1 of our first trips we ever took back to normandy. this is 1990. and as you see here, all these old fellas are now all veterans. the cafe and d—day museum has raised more than £1 million for trips to see an veterans come in. >> my cafe couldn't go back to normandy, couldn't go back to harle

drier further south for southern eastern wales, the midlands, east anglia, southern parts of england.tures around 11 to 14 degrees. so again, it�*s mild. now towards the end of the week, we are going to see some more significant changes as a cold front dives southwards and starts to introduce some much colder air. question marks how far south this cold air gets and exactly how cold it will be when it arrives. however, it does look like we�*ll all see a significant drop in temperatures and it could get cold enough to see some snowfall over the mountains of northern scotland. so one to watch for now. this is bbc news. the headlines... israel releases footage which it says shows hostages captured by hamas on the 7th of october were taken to the al—shifa hospital in gaza. israel defence forces have also released this video — say they�*ve found a 55—metre tunnel under the hamas—run al—shifa health complex. also in gaza, 31 premature babies are evacuated from the al—shifa hospital — which the world health organization describes as a "death zone" — palestinian doctors say eight other childre

that may well sink its way into parts of midlands east anglia of the midlands and east anglia as thehroughout much of the day and feeling a little bit chillier down across western parts with that wind. elsewhere, temperatures around average . temperatures around average. >> now could the chancellor be about to cut taxes? well reports suggest jeremy hunt is mulling a cut in inheritance tax. we're discussing this when we return . discussing this when we return. stay with us good morning. it's 9:00 on sunday, the 19th of november. and these are the big stories we've been covering today. >> the chancellor is weighing up a surprise tax cut to woo voters as the election draws closer, labour to dominate in labour continues to dominate in the polls with debt and spending out control . out of control. >> and i'm a celebrity. get me out of here is set for a dramatic launch tonight with gb news star nigel farage the news star nigel farage in the spotlight . we'll we'll be live spotlight. we'll we'll be live down under throughout the day here gb news. here on gb news. >> the days where you call

midlands and the east anglia. it starts to the new week, but it will be fairly mild, a will still be fairly mild, a little cooler it has little bit cooler than it has been over weekend. thanks to been over the weekend. thanks to a of a northerly wind . a bit more of a northerly wind. and then going into tuesday, still on the cloudy across still on the cloudy side across a chunk of england a good chunk of england and wales further wales with some further outbreaks rain across the outbreaks of rain across the east. it does cheer up for a time across ireland and time across northern ireland and scotland some sunnier scotland with some sunnier spells but then later on spells here. but then later on some cloud and outbreaks some further cloud and outbreaks of rain moves in across the far northwest of scotland. middle of the brighter the week, dry and brighter in the south there's plenty more still to come on free speech nation this week, including some questions from the audience for me and my panel from the audience f