of halifax town hall, civic leaders are delighted with the coverage on prime time tv.ocations and i think that will continue over summer. we had the same experience, of course, with gentleman jack, so we know what to expect and we are keen to build on that. and as a local authority leader it must fill you with an enormous sense of pride? the nine o'clock continuity announcer last week said, "now over to hebden bridge". you couldn't pay for coverage like that. such a great drama and such great visual images, as well. yeah, priceless. where is the spa? just down the stairs, turn right then through to the next room. thanks. this is the holdsworth house hotel in halifax, you may recognise the reception area here because it featured in last sunday's edition of happy valley but it also has a bit of a pedigree when it comes to television production because it also featured in sally wainwright's last tango in halifax. we are led to believe that the piece we were featured in last week was written specifically by sally for us, to feature us. it's fanatstic. she's a great friend

last tango in halifax.e is a great friend of the hotel and for her to do that was marvellous. d0 her to do that was marvellous. do ou her to do that was marvellous. do you this publicity means for tourism? it you this publicity means for tourism?— you this publicity means for tourism? , ., ., ., tourism? it highlights the area and brinrs tourism? it highlights the area and brin . s the tourism? it highlights the area and brings the boulder _ tourism? it highlights the area and brings the boulder valley - tourism? it highlights the area and brings the boulder valley into i brings the boulder valley into knowledge. we have diverse landscapes, we have terrace houses and then you have rolling hills and it is growing that interest in the area. i it is growing that interest in the area. . ., ., .,~ it is growing that interest in the area. . ., ., .m' for area. i am going back to work. for those who — area. i am going back to work. for those who know _ area. i am going back to work. for those who know it, _ area.

he flew out of halifax in total, ottawa deliberately provide the kiev regime with four of the 82 tankshat it has available, they will also be delivered by air , meanwhile germany, which, under pressure from washington , undertook to supply ukraine with its leopards. it turned out to be a very delicate situation, according to the publication spiegel berlin expected that eu partners too join the formation of tank battalions for the kiev regime. however, for now. they do not burn with such a desire kasler germany olaf-scholt. writes a magazine calls other european leaders. but for the most part futile to achieve, guarantees of real supply. he succeeded only from three states, which emphasizes the publication of the council questioning the success of the idea of ​​​​supplying tanks to ukraine from europe due to strong wind, the object caused a real commotion in america says oleg shishkin, a chinese balloon was shot down over the atlantic ocean, the denouement of a story that kept america in suspense for several days was broadcast live to bring down an umbrella that flew into the usa from u

halifax is obviously a very very authoritative source house price data.nce the top of the market in august. but as the estate agent toby caulfield was saying, there in my piece from kent he doesn't and i don't foresee a sort of like 2008 style house price collapse, some big crash really do think you'll get a levelling out of house because the economy's because you know consumers feeling the cost of living squeezed but people still need to move house. they still need to move house. they still need to move house. they still need to buy and sell houses. you see i kind of suspect there might be a sense that as people as prices might down this as prices might go down this people are sitting and waiting to market or to to put them on the market or to you know they're sure you know they're not quite sure what. people are waiting what. i think people are waiting to because i think people to buy because i think people are waiting to buy because they think come somewhere think might come down somewhere is there's too much is where there's been too much hype, much s

eh, halifax. barge stood with such illuminators, these searchlights, a unique russian development, two inhabited bathyscaphes that can perform underwater operations continuously for 20 hours at a depth of up to 6,000 m. allowed filmmakers to take rare shots. and it wasn't computer graphics. for the first time, mankind was able to see the real wreckage of the liner on the external suspension of the apparatus , a special deep-sea film camera was attached. a technical solution was found in a titanium hull capable of withstanding high water pressure, which made it possible to penetrate inside the ship's hull and remove fragments of the ship. we put the interiors of passenger cabins and other ship premises on the apparatus small such purpose-driven modules that came out. uh, here, uh, from our devices and we controlled. we examined all the insides. the titanic was very important. well, look what happened there at different times with the help of world 1 world 2, hydronauts have conducted many expeditio

one of the four promised tanks, a canadian air force plane with equipment on board took off from halifax leaves the octagon. fedor emelianenko ended his career. the fight in los angeles ended with a technical knockout from world champion ryan bader. 15 years at a news post on february 5 , 2008, the russian radio station vesti fm began broadcasting. what has changed over the years and how do radio journalists work today? lies of the usa and chemical weapons in iraq - this is a crime without a statute of limitations , the chairman started this in her telegram channel council of the federation valentina matvienko exactly 20 years ago at a meeting of the un security council , colin paul showed a test tube with white powder paulo and what were the consequences will tell anton dadykin? of course, there was no anthrax spore in colin pao's test tube, but powder.

goes differently, it goes differently when you're sitting in a bomb shelter under there and miss halifax. and when you are in a peaceful country, making the decisions and thinking that you have another week or 2 for the view, recreate the processes. this is what our cold is. we do not have time. time is not money in our case. time is a matter of life or death for ukrainian people every single day, when the rational anxious another strike on us. somebody dies. and every single day we're asking is going to be me. and this is why we are leading for all that processes all them. logistics to become faster, more sophisticated, and for enjoying you have us to be delivered to ukraine. we are ready to fight. we are fighting so successfully and we can win with our lives help. how can so do you about this talk of a rush and spring offensive? what would your message beat then, to the lead of this meeting in munich at the moment, given all of that, talk about this impending offensive, which some say has already begun. russia strategy is to use the upper hand, they have power, their scale, they're usi

earlier he held talks with serious president bush halifax, in damascus. it's the 1st time a top egyptian diplomat has visited turkey and syria. in more than a decade. u. k and e u leaders are holding tanks to finalize a deal for northern islands, post breaks it trading arrangements. the european commission president or sullivan de leon is in london. she is meeting the british by miss or is she so not to discuss the details of the northern island protocol? disputes about the deal have prevented a government from forming in northern islands. at least $62.00 people, including 12 children, have died in a shipwreck off the coast of southern italy. more than 80 people have been rescued . officials say the boat was traveling to italy from turkey. those on board were trying to reach europe through the mediterranean. and the results of nigeria presidential election are beginning to come in, ballasts continue to be counted in what's become a tightest race in decades. voting was extended into sunday after some areas paste delays. and those are headlines on al jazeer

flying to ukraine, a plane of the canadian air force took off with a combat vehicle on board from halifax noted minister of defense of the country anita annand , let's quote canada, supports the people of ukraine and we will continue to provide the armed forces of ukraine with the necessary equipment for victory, we see that various countries are already starting to support igor to send the equipment promised to ukraine not so long ago ramstein took place and here are the first deliveries, in your opinion , how are the russians preparing for the appearance of modern tanks ? e t-64, ukrainian t-72, and these foreign ones are lit, and uh, so our children fought and burned tigers, we will burn the leopard, but this is a propaganda approach, this is a big problem there, sometimes they have professional experts on television who they are trying to point out, show, they are beating about it, they are clapping, they don't let you point out the truth, but the truth is that this is a serious technique, they are heavier, more powerful, these tanks and challengers are leopards and abrams, and that's

crisis or the number of terror attacks have risen to an all time i. nigeria faced regional expert ali halifax. dick one is also concerned about what the u. n. report actually fails to notice. is there a way i'm in the natural resources. why don't you come to what you know then you know, what kind of mentality if you are going to be decided to lead me about the invasion of until it was with that hadn't been filed any after 5 years chatting, intelligent and even once and had been kind of to you and i would mention the names of the behind the under development of the african american in so that they can answer and i would not be the in the in the brown but no one, no, no, i'm doing it on an independent a read more about that right now online at all t dot com, the french security forces. there was a, there to fight terror or what a there is local say to secure mineral resources in that region. read more about it . archie dot com. ah, i the phase has historically been an area of collaboration of the us and the soviet union collaborated on a number of projects. and despite the tensions of the cold

next stop, ravenscliffe high school near the centre of halifax.to take on more pupils. many special schools like ours are really struggling to recruit quality staff and retain them. the pay is not good. people here work here because they love the job, because they're really committed to the school, because they're passionate about children with special needs, not because of the salaries. three years ago, we had about 195 children on roll. we've now got nearly 250, and that will go up again in september. this is a crisis. this is not sustainable. we cannot continue like this. no school can continue like this. this school relies heavily on teaching assistants and support staff. but some have left for better paid jobs at local supermarkets. on average, teaching assistant salaries start at £9.50 an hour, compared to around £10 working in a shop. it's very hard. the school provides soup three days a week because they've decided that staff would benefit from having having a treat. so soup three times a week and a bread roll for people who can't afford t

defense of the country, footage of the vehicle being loaded aboard a military transport aircraft in halifaxd on the network, when exactly this video was filmed, and also where the unloading will take place, until

this is ravenscliffe high school, in halifax.e have a wide range of special educational needs. today, more than 100 pupils will have to stay at home because of the strike. it's really hard, but it's part of a much bigger picture, and it is about the sustainability of education and special education in particular, moving forward. recruitment is a major issue. staff are leaving. meanwhile, the school is having to take on more pupils. many special schools like ours are really struggling to recruit quality staff and retain them. the pay is not good. people here work here because they love the job, because they're really committed to the school, because they're passionate about children with special needs, not because of the salaries. three years ago, we had about 195 children on roll. we've now got nearly 250, and that will go up again in september. this is a crisis, this is not sustainable, we cannot continue like this. no school can continue like this. the government says it's open for talks and has called the strikes "hugely disap

as secretary austin said at the halifax ukraine form this last move november, our support for ukraine's self defense is an investment in our own security and prosperity. what happens in the coming months may prove decisive. we are focused on providing ukraine with the military capabilities it needs to defend its people and its territory. we are doing this in close cooperation with our allies and partners. first, we have focused on a layered, integrated approach to air defense to counter russia's devastating attacks on ukraine's population centers and civilian infrastructure. the patriot capability from the united states, germany, and the netherlands will give ukraine advanced long range capability. these are complemented by the medium and short range air defense capabilities such as nasams and avengers that we have provided. second, to enhance ukraine's ability to maneuver the united states will provide abrams main battle tanks, the best tanks in the world. the united states has also committed, the united kingdom has also committed challenger tanks and other european states will provide

indeed, we've seen the halifax and their policy of asking employees on a voluntary bafis asking employeesn their name badges. we've had ben and jerry's who sell ice , being jerry's who sell ice, being critical of the government's borders policy and the rwanda plan . why have companies become plan. why have companies become so political? matthew bell they would say . it's because they are would say. it's because they are , you know, they're virtuous. they're morally righteous. they are sort of aligning themselves with the new mood of the moment when we ask ordinary people , when we ask ordinary people, ordinary people, your viewers out there, only 10% of them say they think companies are doing this for sincere . a lot of this for sincere. a lot of people out there, i are looking at the adverts. they see on television. i think they're looking the posters they're seeing on the tube i think they're looking at what they're seeing in their workplace . and seeing in their workplace. and to be frank, i think they're quite sceptical, cynical quite sceptical, if not cynical . you know, there's a hy

sent the first leopard 2 tank to ukraine, the plane with military equipment on board took off from halifaxs distributed by the canadian ministry of defense in the near future they are going to hand over to the ukrainians to the nazis and three more leopards , meanwhile, the european allies of kiev are experiencing difficulties with the supply of german-made tanks , the spiegel newspaper writes, according to its data, berlin doubted that europe would be able to transfer the height of the previously promised two tank battalions, leopard-2. the reason for this disagreement in the eu , spiegel’s sources note that only 14 tanks of this model are now ready to be sent to ukraine, and they all belong to germany; the rest of european leaders are in no hurry to commit themselves to two leopards. because of what, schulzo had to personally call them. after decisions polyopard 2 announced that there were problems with its implementation, according to information, spiegel, practically, none of the european partners took it. in such a precarious situation, it took the personal intervention of the chancel

indeed, we've seen the halifax and their policy of asking employees on a voluntary bafis asking employeesn their name badges. we've had ben and jerry's who sell ice , being jerry's who sell ice, being critical of the government's borders policy and the rwanda plan . why have companies become plan. why have companies become so political? matthew bell they would say . it's because they are would say. it's because they are , you know, they're virtuous. they're morally righteous. they are sort of aligning themselves with the new mood of the moment when we ask ordinary people , when we ask ordinary people, ordinary people, your viewers out there, only 10% of them say they think companies are doing this for sincere . a lot of this for sincere. a lot of people out there, i are looking at the adverts. they see on television. i think they're looking the posters they're seeing on the tube i think they're looking at what they're seeing in their workplace . and seeing in their workplace. and to be frank, i think they're quite sceptical, cynical quite sceptical, if not cynical . you know, there's a hy

the engine room cafe in halifax.because from the very first one they were in saying, "oh, saw your place last night, in't it good, in't it great, you know? happy valley round here." thank you for letting us sit at table four. pleasure. this is the one if you ever come to the engine room. we're at dean clough mills in halifax. what doubles for the interior of the police station... this looks familiar. yeah, this is the area which was the offices. the scene where she's told by her senior officer that her son has gone to see tommy lee royce in prison. but how the hell would he get to gravesend and back on his own without me knowing? he ain't in gravesend, royce. he got transferred to sheffield. oh, and an extra special one. hello, is this catherine cawood's house? it is, yes, hi, come in. how much do you get tourists? we get a few out the back. have a look round. maybe peer in the windows. don't mind that too much. and so many people you meet have their own happy valley story. catherine and her sister claire were having

this is ravenscliffe high school, in halifax.ge of special educational needs. today, more than 100 pupils will have to stay at home because of the strike. it's really hard, but it's part of a much bigger picture, and it is about the sustainability of education and special education in particular, going forward. recruitment is a major issue. staff are leaving. meanwhile, the school is having to take on more pupils. many special schools like ours are really struggling to recruit quality staff and retain them. the pay is not good. people here work here because they love the job, because they're really committed to the school, because they're passionate about children with special needs, not because of the salaries. three years ago, we had about 195 children on roll. we've now got nearly 250, and that will go up again in september. this is a crisis, this is not sustainable, we cannot continue like this. no school can continue like this. the government says it's open for talks and has called the strikes "hugely disappointing". we've a

past and as you know, theoretically , as we you know, theoretically, as we remember in the case of halifax the and churchill, you know, the king make the final king has to make the final choice , know, the prime choice, you know, of the prime minister case he to minister some case he has to actually sign approve . actually sign off and approve. and it was the last that and i think it was the last that her majesty, last official actress actually anoint actress to actually anoint liz truss . was obviously quite truss. it was obviously quite but really have any but she didn't really have any choice. last of the you you choice. the last of the you you know you're saying could of course they could say you giving a bad example which is the position prime minister now which is determined by both parties, by forms of the last two years with the succession of was with the succession to macmillan where effectively the queen chose , the tory party's queen chose, the tory party's leader in alec douglas—home and thatis leader in alec douglas—home and that is and i think that i think the backlash to whi

sent to ukraine the first tank leopard 2 aircraft with military equipment on board took off from halifaxistributed by the canadian, the ministry of defense is going to transfer three more leopards to ukrainian neo-nazis in the near future, meanwhile, kiev’s european allies are experiencing difficulties with the supply of german -made tanks, and in this the spiegel newspaper writes , according to its data in berlin, they doubted that europe would be able to transfer the heights previously promised two tank battalions. leopard 2, the reason for this disagreement in the eu, spiegel sources note that only 14 tanks of this model are now ready for shipment to ukraine, and all of them belong to germany, the rest of the european leaders are in no hurry to commit themselves to paleopard 2. because of which, schulzo had to personally call them. after the decision on leopard 2 was announced, there were problems with its implementation, according to information, spiegel, practically, none of the european partners took it. in such a precarious situation , it took the personal intervention of the chan

we have fall in house prices have seen a fall in house prices according to the halifax august.s the country , which isn't a huge the country, which isn't a huge amount . be the country, which isn't a huge amount. be honest . and we've had amount. be honest. and we've had the worst of the interest rate rise is probably worst of the economic slowdown. and we've only seen a 3% fall in house pnces. only seen a 3% fall in house prices . i only seen a 3% fall in house prices. i think house prices will even now flatten . i think will even now flatten. i think there'll be a small correction rather than a 2008 style collapse or crash, even though i totally understand a lot of first time buyers want to see that house price collapse, i'm afraid there just aren't enough homes. i see it happening. yeah. because of liam. thank you very much. liam halligan our economics and editor bring you the very latest on all of that breaking news initially anyway. and course, interest and then, of course, interest after that. sure you tune after that. make sure you tune in here gb news in right here on g

headunes explaining mark, because the headlines often don't they so house prices according to the halifaxwn from the summer they're down about 3.2% from august. look i don't think there's going to be a big house collapse. i don't think there's going to be 2008 style situation. i don't think and i say this with regret for young time buyers, it's worth waiting that collapse so you can get a house more cheaply that just all enough that's not stopped is yeah there's aren't enough houses there is a little bit of a slowdown the rate of growth there's even in some areas you know a slight reduction house pnces know a slight reduction house prices which is driven that national but it's only 3% and it may be that we're through the worst of the slowdown and the worst of the slowdown and the worst of the interest rate . so worst of the interest rate. so i do agree with toby caulfield that the estate agent that i talked to in deal kent, it's more of a levelling a correction in house prices rather than a collapse. liam you for that and of course, you're with us tomorrow on. tv news live for that intere

i have sat on a lot of corporate boards, like whitbread, woolworths and halifax.choose not do anything else, it would be writing. i have written lots of novels, eight novels, and an autobiography. do you write? ., ., , novels, and an autobiography. do you write?_ writing - novels, and an autobiography. do you write?_ writing a - write? occasionally. writing a satis inc write? occasionally. writing a satisfying and _ write? occasionally. writing a satisfying and you _ write? occasionally. writing a satisfying and you can - write? occasionally. writing a satisfying and you can do - write? occasionally. writing a satisfying and you can do it i satisfying and you can do it anywhere. i have done all my life. do you ever feel vulnerable when you are writing? it is so personal. ianthem are writing? it is so personal. when i was writing — are writing? it is so personal. when i was writing my _ are writing? it is so personal. human i was writing my autobiography, are writing? it is so personal. “inuezr'u i was writing my autobiography, very much the shows are the same kind

it was shot there and places like halifax and doncaster where can i just say though, can i just say yours not very woke. yeah, not very well . they would be very upset well. they would be very upset about they saw they would, they would. and what this is , is it's would. and what this is, is it's a communications director in california where else who says there are certain words we can't use and the idea is to get violence out are two words. so for instance , killing two birds for instance, killing two birds with one stone is a no no . that with one stone is a no no. that should be replaced with that will feed two birds with one stone, but they do point out that some the areas will stay closed . scold, scolds you this closed. scold, scolds you this kind of one does the things that it points out here is some things that are meant to be bannedin things that are meant to be banned in california aren't actually violent. so jump the gun should be be banned. but of course that's not about shooting anybody. that's about runners. i'm going off too early when the starting password goes out . but

such a huge interest, it takes them to i a huge interest, it takes them to all the location spots in halifax area there are issues, — like every town, every area there are issues, everywhere has some issues _ are issues, everywhere has some issues but — are issues, everywhere has some issues but i — are issues, everywhere has some issues but i think what is interesting is all the people who visit, _ interesting is all the people who visiti they— interesting is all the people who visit, they are not visiting with a sort _ visit, they are not visiting with a sort of— visit, they are not visiting with a sort of like. _ visit, they are not visiting with a sort of like, oh, this is really horrible _ sort of like, oh, this is really horrible, people are happy, positive and in— horrible, people are happy, positive and in response to the people of calderdale are friendly back to them — calderdale are friendly back to them i— calderdale are friendly back to them. ., calderdale are friendly back to them. i, , i, calderdale are friendly back to them. i, i i, i, calderdale are friendly back to them. i,