judith moritz, bbc news, grimsby.msby. thank you for talking to us. so, how has grimsby affected your health? well it hasn't at all. living in grimsby has given me the lifestyle i enjoy. i don't see how this report can say that having a number of betting shops or tanning shops or empty shops, how does that have an impact on somebody‘s health. i don't see how it can... hold true. what do you see in grimsby that the authors of the report haven't?” you see in grimsby that the authors of the report haven't? i see a town that has had a tough time in the past. a town that is actually growing and expanding in terms of its economy. i see a town that is the centre of the off shore wind industry and a town that is serving the food sector and there are food products going from grimsby around the uk and a town that is moving forward as far as regeneration is concerned. in five years' time it will be interesting to see if the people come back and see what the reports are then. ultimately in the reports are then. ultimately in the

judith moritz, bbc news, grimsby. of 2a hours. a 17—year—old boy was killed this afternoon outside clapham south tube station. yesterday a fifteen year old was attacked in a fast food take away shop in south east london. 115 people have been murdered in london this year. the? brexit secretary dominic raab says he's confident he can get a good dealfor all corners of the united kingdom. he was speaking during his first official visit to northern ireland, to discuss the issue of the irish border which has become the main sticking point in the brexit talks. our ireland correspondent chris page is at stormont. dare i ask, any progress? dominic grabb has visited the part of the uk which is in many ways at the sharp end of brexit, because of the sharp end of brexit, because of the land border with the irish republic and the future of that frontier has become a major difficulty in the negotiations. there is disagreement over a backstop, i guarantee that no matter what there are not going to be any border checkpoints. the eu s

i think that's typical to grimsby.think it's a topping the poll, no, i don't think it'sa fair topping the poll, no, i don't think it's a fair judgment topping the poll, no, i don't think it's a fairjudgment of what grimsby is like. i'm going to put that straight back to shirley, from the royal society for public health which has come up with this. have you unfairly pegged grimsby at the top of this list? it was based on the data. we took the evidence of what shops weather through the lbc, so it's actually a fair reflection but she is right, it doesn't mean that grimsby is a terrible place to live and that there aren't independent shops but it shows they have more fast—food takeaways, more empty shops. on the indices we looked at, certainly grimsby was up there with walsall, blackpool. 27% of shops... 27% are empty, which is all. white sharon, why do you think 27% of shops are empty in grimsby and what does it feel like on a high—street where one in four shops is empty? i think that's across the whole of grimsby with th

judith moritz, bbc news, grimsby.eet" to mark the one—month anniversary of the journalist's murder. the campaigners temporarily erected a mock street sign in front of the diplomatic compound in mayfair, in a symbolic gesture honouring jamal khashoggi. they staged the friday lunchtime stunt to coincide with the time that he was last seen alive entering the kingdom's consulate in istanbul, on the 2nd of october. it comes as a turkish official claimed jamal khashoggi's body was dissolved in acid, after being cut up. the american actor, alec baldwin, has been arrested in new york city, accused of punching a man in a fight over a parking spot. a police department spokesperson told the bbc that the actor had been taken into custody and faced a probable charge of assault. the alleged altercation occurred in the west village area of manhattan earlier today. the actor starred in the movie hunt for red october and more recently in tv shows 30 rock and saturday night live. the headlines on bbc news. a stark warning from the met

grimsby is a good place to be at the minute. do we need help? yes, we do.and the library and the museums. we have independent shops. so we have got things which are going on and we do have a lot of empty units but i don't think that typical day grimsby. that is a nationwide issue. to be top of this poll, i don't think it's a fair judgment of what grimsby is like. half of all the people who go to a&e with sports—related injuries are children and teenagers, according to research published in the royal society of medicinejournal. boys aged 1a and girls aged 12 were most at risk of sustaining a sports injury. for boys, playing football, rugby union and rubgy league caused the most fractures while for girls, horse—riding, netball and trampolining were mainly to blame. the bank of england is asking members of the public to nominate a prominent british scientist to feature on the new polymer 50 pound note. nominations can be made online during the next six weeks. speaking earlier today, the governor mark carney, said nominations can include anyone who worked in an

grimsby has been named the unhealthiest — as it has more businesses such as takeaways, gambling shops dentists and coffee shops. edinburgh was named the uk's healthiest, according to the royal society for public health which compiled the study. chief executive shirley cramer told the victoria derbyshire programme that there are five times the number of fast food outlets in deprived neighbourhoods than in wealthy ones. where you live, where you work, where you play, where you grow up and go to school has a massive effect on your life chances and on your health. health inequalities is something that government has talked about as part of the social injustices they want to see done. we know that environment is a really important part, so for example fast food outlets, there are five times more in deprived neighbourhoods than there are in wealthy ones. the same goes for the clustering of book makers in the unhealthiest areas. when folk musician sam sweeney went in seach of a new violin, he had no idea of the incredible story he was about to uncover. his chosen instrument had a label insid

healthiest and unhealthiest high streets. 0ur north of england correspondent judith moritz reports from grimsby britain's unhealthiest high street. britain's bait comes last in reports which ranked that kind of stops and 70 towns and cities. when you walk down the high street and you see them rather than selling to you, they say it's a lot really. if you look along here at the betting shop without there's another betting shop is a charity shop. there are too many of them. when you walk along the high street what do you see. there are a lot of people here that do have money, but the high street doesn't reflect that. high streets score highly if they have facilities like pharmacies and libraries, but if they are filled with fast food and bookmakers they are rated poor. in grimsley, business owners like sharon allen are frustrated. grimsley, business owners like sharon allen are frustratedlj grimsley, business owners like sharon allen are frustrated. i think the report is accurate, and i think it's the high street does play a role in society. what i think it's unfair is that grimsley keeps getting

places like grimsby, there is a huge growth of fast food shops.onwide every weekday afternoon at 4:30pm. the public is being asked to nominate which famous scientist they think should be on the new £50 note. the bank of england's governor mark carney will make the final decision and announce it next year. the new £50 note will be made of plastic polymer, and replace the current paper note. simon gompertz reports. the clue to who is going to be on the new £50 note is in way the appeal for names is being launched, in london's science museum. the field we selected on the advice of the advisory panel is science. as has always been the case, the bank will not represent living people or fictional characters on our banknotes, so i'm afraid time lords of whatever gender are ineligible. hello there, charles. have you heard the news? what news, charles? charles darwin and sir isaac newton are helping with the launch. you will never guess, the theme is... love island ? but who does the public think should be chosen? stephen hawking. stephen hawking? yes, tha

there was sympathy for the prime minister in grimsby at this kitchen and cleaning supply firm.iness owners, wejust think, let's get on and do this. there is another challenge — a shortage of customs staff to clear goods coming into the uk. when britainjoined the single market in 1993, 36,000 customs clerks lost theirjobs as companies closed. only a couple of thousand brokers remain today, and they are concerned. step back 28 years, basically. to the need for you? yes, we went from losing 90% of our work overnight to suddenly having that potentially back, and more. too much, almost? too much for us to cope with. while some firms fear a friction free brexit may be slipping away, for storage companies, business is booming. let me bring some use out of washington, regarding the case of jim acosta, the cnn correspondent, who was banned from the white house and had his press pass taken away after a very combative exchange with president donald trump. the president accused him of being a very bad reporter because he was persisting in asking some questions, and mrtrump opted persisting

the unhealthiest high—street in the uk is grimsby.t's to do with the level of high saturated fat content selling shops across those high streets. with spoken so much about the high streets in our communities rely on them. it's tricky. maybe not as many greengrocers. an online shopper, it might be help you buy —— help you if idid might be help you buy —— help you if i did walk into the town centre. two stories on the back page of the mail. you may remembera stories on the back page of the mail. you may remember a couple of weeks ago, manchester united played juventus. a fan ran onto the pitch early in the game. he was arrested. when police searched his bag, they found a toy handgun, they found its alleged he them inside. it means there is going to be a bit of a security review at old trafford. somebody managed to get toy guns in. a bit ofa somebody managed to get toy guns in. a bit of a security review going on there. it's the same paper i'm looking out. manchester city beat fulham last night. he was on the bench actually but is agreed