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this was filmed in east sussex. the fly—tippers were spotted, before driving off. thanks very much!ganised crime gangs are targeting their land. the stress of it, to be honest, that's the worst part. evie had £60,000 worth of satnav equipment stolen in a night. is that there? yeah, so that's the tractor that i said the roof got taken out of. and what was the police response like? they said they would send the forensics team, but they didn't come till two days later, put it down to satnav theft. i had leaflets through the post for "don't leave your satnav in your car," and i was so offended by that. police say they fully investigated the crime here. i just quickly discovered from sort of farming twitter... frustrated, she turned detective and discovered dozens of other victims. there was actually another 30 of these tractors that had had the same thing happen to them. exactly the same, in fact. 30 in one night? yeah, so that makes me think, you know, there's a lorry or a van or a boat or something waiting somewhere that's been filled up with this equipment — as i say, stolen to order

this was filmed in east sussex. the fly—tippers were spotted just before driving off.claims from farmers — organised crime gangs are targeting their land. the stress of it, to be honest, that's the worst part. evie had £60,000 worth of satnav equipment stolen in a night. is that there? yeah, so that's the tractor that i said the roof got taken out of. and what was the police response like? they said they would send the forensics team, but they didn't come till two days later, put it down to satnav theft. i had leaflets through the post for "don't leave your satnav in your car," and i was so offended by that. police say they fully investigated the crime here. i just quickly discovered from sort of farming twitter... frustrated, she turned detective and discovered dozens of other victims. there was actually another 30 of these tractors that had had the same thing happened to them. exactly the same, in fact. 30 in one night? yeah, so that makes me think, you know, there's a lorry or a van or a boat or something waiting somewhere that's been filled up with this equipment —

let's speak now to amanda in east sussex. hi, amanda in east sussex. hi, amanda .to amanda because that name rings bell. we'll get her view of course a very nice part of the english coastline. did you think you used to call in to my radio show ? yes i did, mark. my radio show? yes i did, mark. yes, that's me . well, it's yes, that's me. well, it's wonderful . be reunited. we've wonderful. be reunited. we've both had an upgrade and we're on the box now. greater great to have you back contributing . have you back contributing. look, amanda, i'm supposed to do balance in everything we do here on gb news, but as far as i'm concerned , it comes to the world concerned, it comes to the world cup in qatar. the whole thing stinks , my opinion. what's your stinks, my opinion. what's your view ? i'm i agree. stinks, my opinion. what's your view ? i'm i agree . the thing is, view? i'm i agree. the thing is, i also don't like to think that people are mixing politics, sport. so i actually think that they should keep politics out sport completely. that's just my opinion. and the

let's speak now to amanda in east sussex. hi, amanda in east sussex. hi, amanda . speaking to amanda because that name rings bell. we'll get her view of course a very nice part of the english coastline. did you think you used to call in to my radio show ? yes i did, mark. my radio show? yes i did, mark. yes, that's me . well, it's yes, that's me. well, it's wonderful . be reunited. we've wonderful. be reunited. we've both had an upgrade and we're on the box now. greater great to have you back contributing . have you back contributing. look, amanda, i'm supposed to do balance in everything we do here on gb news, but as far as i'm concerned , it comes to the world concerned, it comes to the world cup in qatar. the whole thing stinks , my opinion. what's your stinks, my opinion. what's your view ? i'm i agree. stinks, my opinion. what's your view ? i'm i agree . the thing is, view? i'm i agree. the thing is, i also don't like to think that people are mixing politics, sport. so i actually think that they should keep politics out sport completely. that's just my opinion

that's for parts of the south east, surrey, sussex and kent. but everywhere seeing those showers.alised flooding. it's largely cloudy, but a few breaks appearing later on today, and temperatures reaching around 15 celsius. it's a breezy day, too, and that wind continues to strengthen overnight. a few clear spells, a few showers, then a band of heavy rain through the early hours, rumbles of thunder likely, and the minimum temperature mild, between 11 and 13 celsius. it is going to stay very blustery through the course of tuesday. further showers, you can see again. you might heara rumble or two of thunder. but some sunny spells in there. that wind quite strong, pushing them through the afternoon, and temperatures on tuesday getting up to again around 15 celsius. now, it is going to stay unsettled, but fewer showers on wednesday. high pressure builds for thursday. quite a bit of cloud, but some breaks in that cloud, and the temperature exceptionally mild. that's it. but salma al—wardanny will start her breakfast show on bbc radio london from seven. sir ed davey, leader of the libera

let's get one last side of the story from peel, who in east sussex morning.this closest to nature tourist why this is this is henry's idea you'll produce some flavour. henry. yeah but i mean, why is this cause such a hoo ha people in the pub we are doing, you know, just having a night out. people have like minded pulls such a problem. what a rumpus. it's ridiculous. and of course lost our on one. but you want some background ? but you want some background? yes. please stay sees naked dining have been going on up and down the country for ages. they're very popular we've had several in east sussex alone probably about ten of them in four or five different places . four or five different places. and we've always been welcome, but had a great time . publicans, but had a great time. publicans, all the restauranteurs us because we're good customers we gave ourselves got direct the joint you know what happened here i think the as far as we know one or two people in the village got wind that they were going be naked people using pub and they just didn't it and they a

flood warnings in a force for the likes of devon towards east sussex and part of western scotland asand the speckled cloud marks the showers we are seeing west to east today. a cold front clearing from the coast over the next few hours and then blustery winds coming in from the south—westerly direction. the rainfall over the past few hours, a line of rain has been tracking west to east, and these heavy showers and thunderstorms are piling in from the west. that is going to be the story for today. cloud clearing away from east anglia, damp towards the northern ireland, elsewhere sunny spells and scattered heavy downpours. thunderstorms likely particularly for parts of wales, north—west england into scotland, but almost anywhere could catch heavy shower in the afternoon with hail and lightning. dusty wind, could get to 50 miles an hour in the south—west which could cause some disruption. temperatures 11 to 15 degrees, still miles of the time of year, particularly in the sunshine. -— mild for the year, particularly in the sunshine. —— mild for the time of year. plenty of showers and bre

feared was everybody drive they probably got big windows if anybody if anybody's been there it's in east sussexin kent. the swatting in kent. and basically they feared that as everyone was driving past in the car, they'd be looking in and it would cause access. so i just wanted do you when you drive past a pub, do you happen to look across? i don't see if there's anyone naked in the window i will be in future . but window i will be in future. but let me just point something out with regards to that you do need it's a shame that you haven't got particular newspaper in got the particular newspaper in front and. we get front of you and. we can't get a proper shot . there's one, but proper shot. there's one, but there's two photographs. one of there's two photographs. one of the of a collective of nudists , the of a collective of nudists, and one is one and the other one is one individual he's hiding his individual and he's hiding his benefits is probably the best description of it with the huge plan plant up this big this big right now i wouldn't why not take well and also this nudist thing it's i

east. across sussex we have flooding on the roads and some of the rivers.he! da england. y( in 15 plact you chance of a frost in eastern distrin the day england. y( in 15 plact you below what was expected. the inquiry found that greater manchester police had failed to provide effective leadership in the immediate aftermath of the attack. the ambulance service didn't send enough paramedics into the foyer where the explosion occurred, and it took more than two—hours for fire crews to arrive. the same report found that it was likely 28—year—old john atkinson could have survived the attack if not for the emergency services inadequacies. it also found that the youngest victim, eight—year—old saffie—rose roussos, was highly unlikely to have survived her injuries, but the possibility couldn't be ruled out if she had received better treatment. annabel tiffin was with saffie's family as the inquiry chairman sirjohn saunders delivered his findings. as they watch sirjohn saunders, andrew and lisa roussos face an unbearable truth. their daughter, the youngest victim, w

tomorrow evening that rain is still there in kent and sussex, just about clearing the coast of east anglia tuesday we will see high pressure building in from the south—west. this is a ridge of high pressure, so that means things should dry out. the weather front is still out in the north sea, but this ridge builds in and that will keep things settled, at least for most of us on monday, and certainly by tuesday many others are in that dry and clearer weather. there will be some shine around on monday, and indeed tuesday, but in places it will also be quite foggy, quite murky in the morning. when the fog persists it could be pretty cold. 0n morning. when the fog persists it could be pretty cold. on balance as it is about eight to 10 degrees as far as the week ahead is concerned. goodbye. quite blustery and temperatures on the my side goodbye. this is bbc news the headlines at six the london fire brigade is "institutionally misogynist and racist", according to a damning review into its culture. that was a very senior female officer. who said to me. whenever she goes into a dangerous incident.

a few showers dotted around, rain clearing from the south east, kent and sussex a few warnings out aftertage in november. we finish on a dry and fine note. in the evening, turning chilly, a few showers in the west, dry to begin with, through the night outbreaks of rain in ireland and western fringes. temperatures in the morning here, easter scotland and england, a chilly night, a touch of frost to the start of the weekend. an early sunrise in the east, the cloud will spread, outbreaks of rain across many western areas, heavy types, light and patchy as it moves east. lingering in 0rkney and shetland for the end of the day, eastern england and the channel islands but much of england, scotland and northern ireland will finish on saturday with sunshine. clearskies ireland will finish on saturday with sunshine. clear skies to take you into bonfire night. the latest conditions in the south and south—east and the channel islands and a few showers and where scotland and a few showers and where scotland and northern ireland. low pressure bringing south—westerly winds, a weather front finishes on

about already come run. martine is a senior lecture at the university of sussex, where he teaches modern history of the middle east and international relations. he told us more about the new unity in the protests against the regime and are on yes indeed. this is us was a remarkable because for decades islamic republic has invested in and actively promoting the division between different nationalities and cultural regions and communities in iran. and call this time has been particularly subject to this policy, given the history of a national movement in the region. and the fact that go to span of iran is adjacent to the iraqi kurdistan. and turkish go to sign and so on. but it clearly a evidence that actually the people in all the parts of their own do not buy into this narrative off separatism, which is what the government is trying to kind of propagates that the dakota regions are dominated by that. that is movement. and these people want to kind of disintegrate on, despite that, we see that people immediately from tehran to remove parts of iran are coming out and expressing supports where people are about to com

come, ron martinez, a senior lecturer at the university of sussex where he teaches modern history of the middle east and theories of international relations. he told us more about the situation in mama well, all the last 34 days, my thought was basically largely at the hands of the people protest. those were on the street. many of the institutions of the government were no longer operational. the city was in a general strike of these period multiple times, barrios of protest who had been killed tending to further protests. so the c runners had kind of liberated itself from the government if you liked athletes you in the day. so last night, news came in that the government forces from multiple directions entering the city with heavy weapons with, with vehicles and so on. and as you can also show, there were sounds of shooting throughout the night. so the city seems to be completely militarized since last night and there was, you know, trying to completely silence the protest is, but supports come in that despite the heavy presence and shooting and killing of the protest as they were again on the stre

let's bring in cameron martine, he is a senior lecture at the university of sussex where he teaches modern history of the middle east and international relations. welcome to d, w. so we just saw there in our report, iranians across the country, supporting my hubbard. is this a new kind of unity in these protests? yes, indeed, this is absolutely remarkable. because for decades, islamic republic has invested in and actively promoting the division between different nationalities and cultural regions. and communities in iran and correspond, has been particularly subject to this policy given the history of a national movement in the region. and the fact that correspond of iran is adjacent to the iraqi kurdistan and turkish coda son and so on. but it clearly evidence that actually that the people in other parts of iran do not buy into this narrative of separatism, which is what the government is trying to kind of propagates that they couldn't. regions are so many to buy separate this movement. and these people want to kind of disintegrate on despite that we see that people immediately from pier onto a remote part of iran

one major provider closed a pool in east sussex this week, and bosses there are worried more could followa while, perhaps ever. this class clearly means a lot to you, doesn't it? well, i've been coming, what, ten years or more? yeah. peter's been coming 16. for us, it's physical. it's just being with everybody else, and sort of the mental side of it, . and your health issues. i had a back operation in november, |and this is what they told me to do. | this was a vital lifeline for a lot of people to keep them fit, to keep them healthy, to keep them moving. and a lot of them are just going to not do anything. i mean, i know it's a money thing and i wish i could back it, but i couldn't. i can't even back myself. the operator of this pool says the increased costs of maintaining it amount to nearly £92,000, and they say they simply cannot absorb that, and so are temporarily shutting its doors. but they've come under fierce criticism from those who use it, and in many cases, depend on it. despite benefiting from the government's energy bill relief scheme, the physical activity sector is feeling

sussex. just about clearing the coast of east anglia out in the west we will have more showers. remnants of it, still out in the north sea. but this ridge builds in and that will keep things settled at least for most of us on monday, certainly by tuesday. most of us are in that drier, clear weather. i say clearer, there will be sunshine around on monday. and indeed on tuesday. in places it would be quite foggy, and murky in the morning. where the fog persist it could end up being pretty cold. i think, on balance it is around eight to 10 degrees as far as the week ahead is concerned. goodbye. this is bbc world news. the headlines: argentina has kept their world cup dreams alive after beating mexico 2—0 in doha, with goals from lionel messi and enzo fernandez. heavy rains on the italian island of ischia have caused a landslide, with reoprts of one woman dying and others still missing. pakistan�*s former prime minister imran khan has addressed a protest rally for the first time since he was shot earlier this month. he told the crowd his one regret from his time in office was the fa

sussex. just about clearing the coast of east anglia out in the west we will have more showers.his ridge of high—pressure means that things dry out. the weather front, or remnants of it, still out in the north sea. but this ridge builds in and that will keep things settled at least for most of us on monday, certainly by tuesday. most of us are in that drier, clear weather. i say clearer, there will be sunshine around on monday. and indeed on tuesday. in places it would be quite foggy, and murky in the morning. where the fog persist it could end up being pretty cold. i think, on balance it is around eight to 10 degrees as far as the week ahead is concerned. goodbye. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are emma woolf, author and journalist, and martin bentham, the home affairs editor of the london evening standard. tomorrow's front pages, then. the observer brands a post—brexit trade deal made with japan after brexit a "failure". the paper calls it a blow to brexit and quotes figures that suggest exports have fallen sinc

sussex. just about clearing the coast of east anglia out in the west we will have more showers.the weather front, or remnants of it, still out in the north sea. but this ridge builds in and that will keep things settled at least for most of us on monday, certainly by tuesday. most of us are in that drier, clear weather. i say clearer, there will be sunshine around on monday. and indeed on tuesday. in places it would be quite foggy, and murky in the morning. where the fog persist it could end up being pretty cold. i think, on balance it is around eight to 10 degrees as far as the week ahead is concerned. goodbye. this is bbc world news, the headlines the london fire brigade is "institutionally misogynist and racist", according to a damning review into its culture. i sat with a very senior female officer, who said to me, whenever she goes into a dangerous incident, she is always thinking, "will the men around me protect me?" the family of a five year old boy who died after being sent home from hospital say he would still be alive if they had been listened to — the hospital say the

sussex. just about clearing the coast of east anglia out in the west we will have more showers.hings dry out. the weather front, or remnants of it, still out in the north sea. but this ridge builds in and that will keep things settled at least for most of us on monday, certainly by tuesday. most of us are in that drier, clear weather. i say clearer, there will be sunshine around on monday. and indeed on tuesday. in places it would be quite foggy, and murky in the morning. where the fog persists it could end up being pretty cold. i think, on balance it is around eight to 10 degrees as far as the week ahead is concerned. goodbye. this is bbc news with the headlines.... france have become the first team at the world cup in qatar to secure their passage to the last 16 knockout stages. heavy rains on the italian island of ischia have caused a landslide with reports of one woman dying and others still missing. pakistan's former prime minister, imran khan, addresses a protest rally for the first time since he was shot earlier this month. hello and welcome to bbc world news. we begin in

cloudy and damp day on monday for many, a bit of sunshine here and there, east of england and north of scotland, but kent and sussexd cause flooding, they will ease a bit. the hills of snowdonia, west cumbria and dumfries and galloway, some rain at times. sunshine in the north—east of scotland and the southern counties at the end of the day, pretty mild even with the cloud, because the wind is coming in from the south, it will strengthen later, and a wild night to come. heavy rain in wales and the south—west in the evening, spreading east across england and wales before gradually clearing. we will all see rain on monday night and tuesday, but the winds could wake you up, maybe 60 mph at times. still coming from the south, so a mild night to take us into tuesday. tuesday will be a day of sunshine and showers. welcome to bbc news — i'm rich preston — our top stories. more than four and a half million ukranians are living without power as president zelensky warns russia is planning to continue attacking his country's infrastructure. there's devastation in the city of mariupol — where an estimated 25 thousand people we

continues to drape itself across east anglia and southeast england, still bringing some rain and we could see another maybe ten or 20 millimetres through parts of sussex perhaps bringing some localised flooding behind the rain. we've got some spells of sunshine through this evening and overnight that will equate to clearer skies. still some outbreaks of rain across east anglia and south east england. some showers still pushing into the west where we have the clearer skies. then we could see some fog developing, particularly across parts of north east england as the winds start to fall out. but those winds will still have a bit of strength to them across some western coast, irish sea coast, the western isles, perhaps still some stronger gusts for a while, but it will be a slightly chillier night than recently where we have the clear skies through parts of north east england and eastern scotland. that could just lead to a touch of frost, but most will be frost free. so for the week ahead, things are looking much drier across the uk. could see some issues with lingering fog, reducing the visibility and it will be turning colder, particularly for the end

skies across the south—east of england remain cloudy and we can expect further rain at times, especially kent and sussex to sunday winds also remaining brisk. the west coast. eastern areas, though, will see some lengthy spells. sunday, however , end on spells. sunday, however, end on a dry note across the midlands , a dry note across the midlands, the clearest skies across the north—west. a few mist and fog patches may also form . the patches may also form. the evening goes on. north eastern england will also be largely dry that further west there will be some showers, some of which may be heavy. it will be breezy along irish sea coast, but lighter winds elsewhere. showers will be widespread across scotland evening with the showers heavy in places. the far north, though, may avoid most of the and state largely dry . the and state largely dry. northern ireland though won't be so lucky with scattered showers continuing here throughout the evening winds will be brisk especially along the coast and over the hills overnight . we'll over the hills overnight. we'll see further showers in the west of . the uk b

skies across the south—east of england remain cloudy and we can expect further rain at times, especially kent and sussex to sunday winds also remaining brisk. the west coast. eastern areas, though, will see some lengthy spells. sunday, however , end on spells. sunday, however, end on a dry note across the midlands , a dry note across the midlands, the clearest skies across the north—west. a few mist and fog patches may also form . the patches may also form. the evening goes on. north eastern england will also be largely dry that further west there will be some showers, some of which may be heavy. it will be breezy along irish sea coast, but lighter winds elsewhere. showers will be widespread across scotland evening with the showers heavy in places. the far north, though, may avoid most of the and state largely dry . the and state largely dry. northern ireland though won't be so lucky with scattered showers continuing here throughout the evening winds will be brisk especially along the coast and over the hills overnight . we'll over the hills overnight. we'll see further showers in the west of . the uk b

continues to drape itself across east anglia and southeast england, still bringing some rain and we could see another maybe ten or 20 millimetres through parts of sussexed flooding behind the rain. we've got some spells of sunshine through this evening and overnight that will equate to clearer skies. still some outbreaks of rain across east anglia and south east england. some showers still pushing into the west where we have the clearer skies. then we could see some fog developing, particularly across parts of north east england as the winds start to fall out. but those winds will still have a bit of strength to them across some western coast, irish sea coast, the western isles, perhaps still some stronger gusts for a while, but it will be a slightly chillier night than recently where we have the clear skies through parts of north east england and eastern scotland. that could just lead to a touch of frost, but most will be frost free. so for the week ahead, things are looking much drier across the uk. could see some issues with lingering fog, reducing the visibility and it will be turning colder, particularly for the end of the week. it's a chilly sta

it was very wet across parts of south—east england overnight and into the morning, south wales as well, and some parts of essex into kent and sussexin through parts of england, but that's not particularly helpful for refilling our reservoirs when it happens so quickly. as we head through the

it was very wet across parts of south—east england overnight and into the morning, south wales as well, and some parts of essex into kent and sussexthe london area, seeing around half to three quarters of their normal november rain fall in less than 2a hours. we do need the rain through parts of england, but that's not particularly helpful for refilling our reservoirs when it happens so quickly. as we head through the next few hours we've got that rain in the south—east clearing away, elsewhere some sunshine and also a rash of showers across parts of wales and the south—west. those could well be thundery. for much of scotland and northern ireland some sunshine, a few showers and temperature is about average. this evening, you can see the circulation of showers across the circulation of showers across the south—west, these will be heavy, perhaps thundery, and accompanied by brisk winds coming in from the north—west affecting some coastal parts. through the early hours the rash of showers moving eastwards affecting south east england, thundery for some. you can see the ridge of high pressure building on and for some that means it's

and could be locally heavy skies across the south—east of england will remain cloudy and we can expect further rain at times, especially kent and sussexth winds also remaining brisk along the west coast. eastern though, will see some lengthy dry spells. sunday, however , will spells. sunday, however, will end on a dry note across the midlands, the clearest skies across the north and west. a few mist fog patches may also form at the evening goes on both the east and england will also be largely dry that further west there will be some showers, some of which be heavy. it will be breezy along irish sea coast, but lighter winds elsewhere. showers be quite widespread across . scotland this evening across. scotland this evening with the showers heavy in places the far north—east, though, may avoid most the showers and stay largely dry . northern ireland, largely dry. northern ireland, though , be so lucky with though, be so lucky with scattered showers continuing here throughout the evening . here throughout the evening. winds will be brisk especially along the coast and over hills overnight . we'll see further overnight. we'll see further

through parts of wales, the south west of england, one or two towards kent and sussex, some fog patches lingering across parts of east with frost and with fog. and some of this fog is going to be quite slow to clear through the day. there will be some sunshine for parts of scotland, wales, south west, england as well, but it'll be cooler than it has been of late. top temperatures around about six to 12 degrees. hello this is bbc news with xxxx. hello this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines: the chinese authorities have begun cracking down on anti—government protests which have spread to cities across the country. a bbc journalist was filmed being arrested while reporting on the protests in shanghai, he has since been released. the government announces an extra £1 billion to help insulate thousands of homes across england, scotland and wales. scottish football will ban heading the day before and after matches. it's been described as an "archeological treasure trove", roman buildings and a mosaic depicting a scene from homer's iliad have been found under a farmer's field in rutland. sport and for a full rou

has brought more rain into sussex and that rain in south—eastern areas is moving away and we will keep some showers, spilling into western parts of the uk but towards the eastould slip away to around three or 4 degrees. the mist and fog that forms will slowly lift in the morning and we will see the showers in scotland and northern ireland fading away and plenty of sunshine but the showers will feed in over the irish sea into west wales, south—west england and some developing in the midlands and other parts of southern england but large parts of the uk in the afternoon will be dry with sunshine on the wind will be light but a bit cooler than today. still making double figures which is on the mild side for the moment. by tuesday morning with clear skies there is a risk of frost especially in scotland, but given the moisture, we are more likely to have mist and fog forming more widely overnight and into tuesday, particularly in the midlands, which could linger through much of the day. elsewhere mist and fog lifts and some sunshine comes through but the wind is light and it could make 9 degrees in belfast but where the fog lingers it will be a few degrees colde

skies across the south—east of england will remain cloudy and we can expect some further rain at times, especially if it. kent in sussexk along the west coast. eastern areas, though, will see some lengthy spells. sunday however, will end on a dry note across the midlands with the clearest skies across the north and west. a few mist and fog patches may form at the evening goes on. north eastern england will also be largely dry that further west. there will be some showers , some of which may some showers, some of which may be heavy . it will be breezy be heavy. it will be breezy along irish sea , but lighter along irish sea, but lighter winds elsewhere . showers will be winds elsewhere. showers will be quite widespread across scotland this evening with showers heavy in places . the this evening with showers heavy in places. the far north—east, though, may avoid most of the showers and state largely dry. northern ireland, though, won't be so lucky with scattered showers continuing here throughout the evening. when will be brisk, especially along the coast and over the hills overnight. we'll see further in the west of the

east england today. slowly easing away from hampshire and west sussex. disruption. showers are longer spells of showers. dragging mild air across the country. although there is the threat of showers or longer spells of rain, pretty much any day of the week ahead it is often windy and mild. temperature 16 in edinburgh, belfast and cardiff and 17 for london. that is a long way above the average for this stage of november. back to you two. thank you. just like you said. damp and mild. i should take his job. a lot more complicated than that! i only learnt that by listening to chris this morning. we had the expected tell us. here on breakfast we've followed rugby legend rob burrow as he lives with motor neurone disease. now, his story has inspired a new photo exhibition in leeds. it will tour different locations across the city to help raise awareness and funds for leeds hospitals charity�*s appeal to build the new rob burrow centre for mnd. cathy killick has been to take a look. a busy station provides a ready audience for this photographic exhibition with a