both grimsby and cleethorpes.e hundreds of discarded trolleys full of rubbish. and what a shock! a trolley full of rubbish! today in grimsby, it's been clear to see just how much or how little has been done to clear up this problem. that should have been took. but with council's not responsible for the clear up of private spaces like alleyways, it's difficult to see how all this will change without help from the community. this is not normal. kids are growing up and thinking this is normal. it's only going to get worse. change, of course, won't happen overnight, but what many litter campaigners are hoping for is at least some improvement. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. it may look like a small circle of paint, but for many former cancer patients, it's the missing puzzle piece. anna ishak is an award—winning permanent makeup artist, but the real prize is using her skills to help people who've undergone huge physical chan

it's all over the town, both grimsby and cleethorpes.ish. and what a shock, a trolley full of rubbish. today in grimsby it's been clear to see just how much or how little has been done to clear up this problem. that should've been took. but with councils not responsible for clear up of private spaces like alleyways, it's difficult to see how all this will change without help from the community. this is not normal, kids are growing up and thinking this is normal, it's only going to get worse. change, of course, will not happen overnight but what many litter campaigners are hoping for is at least some improvement. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hello from the bbc sport centre. i'm hugh ferris. tuesday's match at the cricket world cup gives south africa a chance to cement their place in the semi final picture. as they take on bangladesh in mumbai. after missing their huge win over defending champions england, south africa captain temba bavuma is still suffering with illness, but bangladesh skipper shakhib

all over the town, both grimsby and cleethorpes.ndreds of discarded trolleys full of rubbish. and what a shock! a trolley full of rubbish. today in grimsby, it's been clear to see just how much, or how little, has been done to clear up this problem. that should have been took. but with councils not responsible for the clear—up of private spaces like alleyways, it's difficult to see how all this will change, without help from the community. this is not normal. kids are growing up and thinking this is normal. it's only going to get worse. change, of course, won't happen overnight, but what many litter campaigners are hoping for is at least some improvement. for more stories from across the uk, head l to the bbc news website. hey, i'm zof, with the catch up. tonight, more flooding across the uk, a breakthrough on cervical cancer and a pumpkin boat race. but first, the israeli military has increased air strikes on gaza. the health ministry there, which is run by hamas, says more than 430 people have been killed in 2a hours. israel say t

both grimsby and cleethorpes., a trolley full of rubbish! today in grimsby, it's been clear to see just how much, or how little, has been done to clear up this problem... that should have been took. ..but with councils not responsible for the clear—up of private spaces like alleyways, it's difficult to see how all this will change without help from the community. this is not normal. kids will grow up thinking this is normal. it's only going to get worse. change, of course, won't happen overnight, but what many litter campaigners are hoping for is at least some improvement. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. - hello from the bbc sports centre. lets start with the cricket world cup, where we've reached the business end of the group stages. pakistan are hoping to rescue their campaign as they take on south africa, who could go top of the table with a win. pakistan won the toss in chennai, chose to bat but have been hampered by the fall of regular wickets. pakistan realistically need to

today in grimsby, it's been clear to see just how much or how little has been done to clear up this problembut with council's not responsible for the clear up of private spaces like alleyways, it's difficult to see how all this will change without help from the community. this is not normal. kids are growing up and thinking this is normal. it's only going to get worse. change, of course, won't happen overnight, but what many litter campaigners are hoping for is at least some improvement. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. after my reconstruction i was left with no nipples, and it was something that i thought, you know, it's ok, it's fine. i still looked normal having a reconstruction. and i was happy with that. as time went on, it grates on you a little bit. she discovered anna offering the service privately in chester and made the five hour round trip for the treatment, which cost £600 for a pair of tattoos. i just feel complete. i can look in the mirror and feel normal. not that i stand there every day and do that, i did to start with, because i'm so happy.

we are also working in mansfield, worksop, grimsby and accrington, dudley and ashfield, in towns across newjobs, new opportunities and new hope. in our towns the values of hard work and solidarity, common sense and common purpose, endeavour and quiet patriotism have enjoyed across generations. but our towns have been overlooked and undervalued by labour, denied the support they need, denied the action against anti—social behaviour that they have demanded, denied the investment that they deserve. that's why we are investing in our long—term plan for 55 towns across the united kingdom, to ensure that in the country we love, no community is left behind. we can make that investment because we make tough choices and that is what government requires. and that is what conservatives deliver. and conservatives in government have never been more necessary than now. because only we can deliver the long—term changes that this country needs. only the conservatives have the determination to stay the course and to bring inflation down.

, i do find i've moved to grimsby, i do find the north more welcoming than the north more welcoming than years here. missing here. so you are missing out? >> think missing out. in >> i think i'm missing out. in fact, i'm not entirely missing out because since the pandemic, i taken more holidays in i have taken more holidays in england them up in england and a lot of them up in the north of england and yorkshire and beyond. >> there's wonderful player >> and there's wonderful player just actually to just haven't actually been to hull. wanted to say hull. but what i wanted to say about right make it about hull was all right make it very quick, quick, quick it very quick, quick, quick make it nice. they're a derelict nice. if they're a derelict place, spaces in place, these spaces in the middle hull. middle of hull. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> then surely we should be using for development that using them for development that will encourage jobs and prosperity develop a grass prosperity to develop on a grass verge prosperity to develop on a grass very if there's like a little >> if there's like a

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let's get a grimsby, grimsby and have a chat with owl, alan owl, owl, owl and grimsby. all of this is en? do think that what do you think about all of this is en? beginningsik that what do you think about all of this is en? beginnings of:hat what do you think about all of this isen? beginnings of at this is the beginnings of a chance for sir keir starmer to actually take hold scotland actually take hold in scotland instead of the snp ? instead of the snp? >> good afternoon, everybody . >> good afternoon, everybody. >> good afternoon, everybody. >> um , the snp are doing a >> um, the snp are doing a pretty good job of destroying themselves. i think. nana themselves. ithink. nana they've had 14 years of a complete mismanagement of the scottish economy , ruined the scottish economy, ruined the scottish economy, ruined the scottish education system. >> i think that labour will pick up quite a few seats in scotland, but you must remember that the people of scotland vote for the snp because labour had become such a crony party up in scotland. >> so i'm not sure if they'll get

alan mcneely in grimsby, to say? grimsby, what's he got to say? it's a tough act follow.ugh act to follow. all goc good afternoon, e. it's a tough act to follow. all goc good afternoon, nana. i it's a tough act to follow. all gocgood afternoon, nana. i think >> good afternoon, nana. i think the home secretary absolutely the home secretary is absolutely spot on. it's what the average person thinks and sees. if you have hundreds of young men turning up on your beaches day after after day , what else after day after day, what else would you call it? but an invasion? and it is . these invasion? and it is. these people are coming here uninvited and they're entering the country illegally . whether they should illegally. whether they should be here or not is then got to be determined . but it can be seen determined. but it can be seen as nothing else than an invasion. and those people and i'm afraid all your guests on today who are all saying, oh, this is terribly shocking language, the home secretary is telling it like it is, and she's telling it like it is, and she's telling i

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