harrogate currently has no buses because of how slippery it is there. anyone wanting to travel north of preston on the railways, and also issues on the trans— pennine routes north of carlisle. yorkshire police telling us they are dealing with eight crashes due to the snow and a warning against all but essential travel. they say only go out if you absolutely have to do, because of how treacherous the conditions are. were also hearing about power cuts as well. talks about communities being cut off, drivers stranded. but also the possibility of power cuts, we are also hearing about that happening. teams out and about on the ground trying to restore some kind of normality. we are seeing those pictures from other parts of the country in the region affected by this weather warning, showing the disruption that is caused. what happens this afternoon as temperatures warm up and these blizzard conditions stop, well, hopefully it will enable people to get out and about the temperatures will improve dramatically. we are starting to see... the amber warning for snow

the game's only goal came midway through the first half, as jack muldoon was left unmarked from a harrogatehe back of the net. league one wrexham are out in the first round of the competition for the first time since 2021. afc wimbledon continue to have the bragging rights over mk dons. they've won their last three games in all competitions against their league two rivals — without conceding a goal. matty stevens scored the first in their 2—0 win at stadium mk wins, too, for birmingham city and leyton orient over non—league opposition, though orient were taken to penalties by national league south's boreham wood. and mansfield town had no problems beating non—league curzon ashton. under pressure rangers manager phillipe clement will have breathed a huge sigh of relief after his side came from a goal down to beat motherwell 2—1 at hampden in the scottish league semi—finals. cup semi—finals. rangers are nine points off the pace in the premiership, after a damaging defeat to aberdeen, and the cup holders went 1—0 down to an andy halliday goal, but clement's men improved after the break, with c

the underlying trend in harrogate somewhere between 150 and 180,000.low the 254,000 increase so last month, but that kind of number is not sustainable. we are not going to get a clean read until next year. right now what i am focusing on is that unemployment rate and those wage gains because that is a much better indication of the true underlying fundamental strength of the american labour market. ~ . , ,, ., market. what is the us federal reserve thinking? _ market. what is the us federal reserve thinking? it'll- market. what is the us federal reserve thinking? it'll be - reserve thinking? it'll be thinking again about the cost of borrowing in the us. what of borrowing in the us. what our of borrowing in the us. what your expectations? - of borrowing in the us. what your expectations? the - of borrowing in the us. what your expectations? the 7th | of borrowing in the us. what| your expectations? the 7th of november meeting next week we will get another reduction in the federalfunds will get another reduction in the federal funds policy rate, however y

danny savage, bbc news, harrogate. time for a look at the weather.ng, it was milder out towards the west of the uk, with a fair bit of cloud, that is a sign of things to come because on the satellite picture you can see this stripe of cloud, it has been bringing rain in northern ireland and western scotland, but ahead of this we are going to be drawing in mild air, so through tonight, temperatures in many place also tend to rise, but early on, some frost in eastern parts, some fog across eastern parts, some fog across eastern parts, some fog across eastern parts of england right now but as the breeze picks up a bit through the second half of the night i think that fog should tend to lift. some rain in northern ireland, the north—west of scotland, it will be a windy night here but those temperatures, generally creeping up as the night wears on and 11 for stornoway, 12 for belfast and plymouth, so pretty mild in the west by the end of the night. into tomorrow, across a good part of england and wales, we will see dry weather, particularly further east w

it's also an fa cup weekend, the second round, and the first tie is tonight at league 2 harrogate whohe football pyramid are both looking to reach the third round of the fa cup for only the second time in their history. i'm delighted to have the former england goalkeeper paul robinson alongside me for this one. paul, nights like this with a place in the third round and a potential premier league tie at stake about the fa cup is all about. that's why we have the tv cameras, isn't it? _ that's why we have the tv cameras, isn't it? brought them into this round. — isn't it? brought them into this round, gainsborough trinity. it's the stuff — round, gainsborough trinity. it's the stuff of _ round, gainsborough trinity. it's the stuff of fairy tales. they've had to — the stuff of fairy tales. they've had to play six games to get to this stage _ had to play six games to get to this stage already, so for them to get in the next _ stage already, so for them to get in the next round and one of the potential— the next round and one of the potential big teams, it's a huge occasion— potential big

just outside harrogate.arents die and pass this farm onto you, what could your inheritance tax bill be under the chancellor's plans? my my fear which is shared across many if not all family farms across the country is the inheritance tax bill will face upon the death of parents or grandparents. for us on a medium—sized family farm we could be looking at a tax bill of £1 million. yes, we can pay that over ten years and there are some personal allowances but quite simply the profits we make from our farm will not cover that tax bill, we will be left with selling the farm or a percentage of the farm, again putting the economic and financial viability at risk. figs putting the economic and financial viability at risk.— viability at risk. as nick has 'ust said, a viability at risk. as nick has 'ust said. a farm fl viability at risk. as nick has 'ust said, a farm worth i viability at risk. as nick has 'ust said, a farm worth 3 i viability at risk. as nick has 'ust said, a farm worth 3 millionh viability at risk. as

we've heard about places like harrogate that currently have no bus services because of how slippy thee also been told about issues on the rails, avanti west coast saying anyone wanting to travel north to preston should not do so this morning, and issues on the transpennine express routes north of carlisle because of these issues. north yorkshire police telling us they are dealing with eight crashes due to the snow and a warning against all but essential travel, to only go out if you absolutely have to because of how treacherous the conditions are here. we're also hearing about proper cuts, part of amber weather warning, talks about communities becoming cut off, drivers becoming stranded but also the possibility of power cuts in areas. we are hearing that is happening as well. there are teams out on the ground trying to restore some kind of normality. we are seeing pictures from other parts of the country and the region affected by this amber weather warning, showing the disruption that's being caused. hopefully it will enable people to get out and about and conditions will improve con

it got under way last night, as harrogate of league 2 beat non league gainsbororugh trinity, but elsewherehen they could be drawn to play a premier league teams — one of those part time clubs, is tamworth, who go to league one burton albion, tomorrow, having dumped out huddersfield so famously in the last round. and their fa cup run is partly down to a special delivery. mike bushell has this report. a special delivery for offices and factories around the west midlands. and just like batman, whose theme tune he arrives to, this sausage roll sandwich and snack seller has a special superpower. nice one. because come the evening or matchdays, tamworth's tommy tonks is known for his tumultuous throwing. revered and feared across non—league football and in the fa cup first round this tonks torpedo knocked league one huddersfield out of the fa cup. # i don't believe that anybody feels the way i do about...# and since that goal and the giant killing celebration scenes were seen live on the bbc and went viral. his secret is now out wherever he goes. honestly, it's been so bizarre. the monday after

and cannot leave 2 decades on some of the ravens. harrogate is a finally phasing accountability for the sexual abuse and torture inflicted on the rockies us defense contractors, c a c. i hide employees to work at the notorious detention center during the war. and american jerry is now with the virginia base phone to pay $42000000.00 in damages, but only to throw a former prison this hundreds of others are still awaiting justice. is on the face, maureen, a cause of explain, a better late than never. i guess it's like 16 years for these 3 of rocky men who went through the horrors of the the floor is double gray prison. to get justice. the case was 1st filed back in 2008, but it was only this year that on the american jury got to hear what these men went for. my body was like a machine responding to all external orders. the only part i owned was my brain, which could not be stopped by the black plastic bag they used to cover my head. this is just one of hundreds of stories of abuse against the chinese to emerge from the jail run for years by the us military, n c i a the . so let me so let'

this picture shows the scene in harrogate in north yorkshire. at some of the roads in this part of the world and the a1 m looks they could to struggling, almost grinding to a halt right now with the heavy snow coming down. there's more of that through the rest of this morning so we will see further impacts to transport. in scotland, the a7 is a struggling too. as far as the snowfall goes, that's come to be with us for some time but it's not the outlook hazard because across western areas of the country, we've only seen gusts of wind reaching six or seven mph for the isles of scilly and also it berry head in devon. those winds will strengthen so some of the strongest costs will be into the 70 mph. meanwhile, the winds will become strong across most of the uk. those winds will be strong enough to bring down some tree branches so we could see some localised problems. the final ingredient of this essence weather is the rainfall. we are looking at huge amounts of rain, especially for wales and southwest england where over high ground we could see as

this picture shows the scene very snowy scene in harrogate in north yorkshire.been looking at some of the road in this part of the world and the aim is really struggling at the moment. are we talking about one of the biggest rows across northern england which is grinding to a halt with the heavy snow coming down. there is more of that to come across this morning. we are going to see further ram packed to trap transport —— impact to transport. it is not the only hazard we've already seen gusts of wind in the isles of scilly. some of the strongest gusts will work up into the 70s. the wins will become really strong across most of the uk reaching gale force. strong enough to bring down tree branches, so we could see localised disruption just about anywhere. the final issueis just about anywhere. the final issue is the rainfall. we looking about huge amounts of rain. overthe looking about huge amounts of rain. over the high ground we could see hundred and 50 millimetres of rain, and that rain is incessant and is building up hour by hour. we'll see the effect later to

we have heard about harrogate, places such as that who have currently got no bus services because ofrvices out there. we have also told there are issues on the rails, west coast telling us that anyone travelling north of preston should not do so this morning because of the issues, and also issues on the trans pennine express route north of carlisle, that is because of these issues. north yorkshire police earlier telling us they are dealing with eight crashes due to the snow are dealing with eight crashes due to the being stranded, off, drivers being stranded, but also the possibility of power cuts in areas. we are hearing that is happening as well, there are teams out and about on the ground trying to restore some kind of normality. but we are seeing those pictures from other parts of the country, other parts this region, affected by this amber whether one ensuring the disruption that has been caused. what happens this afternoon as the temperatures warm up in these blizzard —like conditions stop, hopefully it will enable people to get people out and about and conditions will improve