hertfordshire, hertfordshire.rtfordshire. that's a great i've been there done many gigs. >> they named it three times. >> they named it three times. >> right. hertfordshire council, county council and they got a picture. they've got tons of pictures there that they collect and it was a picture of winston churchill that they painted in 1967, when he was still a good 9”!!- 1967, when he was still a good guy. they didn't. >> did you go to hertfordshire council? >> i went to there's many places that i've been up there. you name one of those places. where is where is hertfordshire county ? is where is hertfordshire county? it's due north. it's in the home counties. that's where all the homes are in the home counties. i went there, first of all, elstree is there and i do. isn't elstree is there and i do. isn't elstree in hertfordshire county? i've been to all those places. >> i don't want you saying, why did you go to hertfordshire, the county? why did you go to the county? why did you go to the county council building?

hundreds of fans went to the sainsbury�*s in hertfordshire to get a bit of the tingly ted. luck if you are receiving your a—level results tomorrow. there has been a spike in top grade since 2019 so hopefully that continues for you. and time now for ten seconds of banksy. safe to say he's been very busy recently, after nine days of pop—up artwork around london. he finished his animal trail with a drawing of a gorilla on the shutters of london zoo. just look how amazing that looks. you're all caught up now. see you later. hello there. i'm olly foster. here's what's coming up for you on sportsday. one game, one goal, one trophy — kylian mbappe's real madrid career is up and running. will this be the season where the premier league finally gets it right with var? they have ambitious plans. and the best tennis players in the world are in cincinnati, although the world number one jannik sinner has a bumpy ride into the third round. hello, there. kylian mbappe couldn't have asked for much more on his real madrid debut, scoring for the champions league winners in the uefa super cup

tom doherty, who is 67 and from st albans in hertfordshire, was travelling alone in southern france.copters and dogs. there has been a sharp decline in the number of foreign workers and students applying to come to the uk. provisionalfigures from the home office show visa applications were down by a third injuly, compared to last summer. the conservative government passed a law, blocking certain migrants from bringing family members to britain last year. britain's katarina johnson—thompson is in prime position for her first olympic medal, as she leads the heptathlon going into day two of the event in paris. meanwhile, ellie aldridge is team gb�*s latest gold medallist. she became the inaugural kite champion yesterday. joe lynskey has more. her best high jumper for five years, the best shot putt of her life. katarina johnson—thompson is more than halfway there to gold. she is the reigning heptathlon world champion, but at the olympics she's never had a start like this. at three games before, her best place has been sixth. now, with three events left, the rest have to catch up. it's th

this jermainejenas leaving his home in hertfordshire to give an interview to the sun newspaper.its sending inappropriate texts, denies being a sex pest, and says he's ashamed. firstly to say sorry, um, to my wife, to my... you know, to my family, um, to the women involved, as well, and what i've, um, put...put them through. we've had a host of massive stars on the show, and tonight is no different. jenas, who says he was sacked by the bbc on monday, now acknowledges he has a problem — a self—destructive streak for which he says he's getting help. he says part of the reason he's speaking publicly is to correct rumours on social media. there is nothing illegal that has happened here. um... this is consenting adults that messaged each other. now...this is completely on me. um... i am 100% in the wrong, and i accept full responsibility for that. and it's something that obviously i need to address and look at myself. jermainejenas was a midfielder who played for newcastle, spurs and england. a different approach to the game. he moved to punditry on shows like match of the day, earnin

tom doherty, who is 67 and from st albans in hertfordshire, was travelling alone in southern france.ed this morning. a fourth person has been arrested in connection with an alleged plot to attack taylor swift concerts in vienna. austrian officials say an 18—year—old iraqi citizen, who knew the main suspect, a 19—year—old austrian citizen, was detained on thursday night. swift's three performances in vienna have been cancelled — let's hear from some of the fans. we are a bit sad but we are glad — i took your line! but we are glad to be alive, so, yeah, positive. yeah, i mean we had the outfit, we came last night. we just found out about it last night. we could either be mad, but we decided to be glad. we decided to come here anyways with the outfit we planned because we put a lot of effort into it and we're just having fun with all the other fans. i feel disappointed, sad, l because this is a moment, a very special moment, - for all us swifties, and, well, it's so sad that it's . destroyed right now. we wait a year to this - moment, and it's so bad. our correspondent in vienna, bethan

another success story for pumpkins wildlife hospital in hertfordshire.em. so they spread the legs out like a pancake. and this summer, like most summers, vet anna lapez mendez has seen a rise in the number of injured hedgehogs. when it comes summer, you get more people going out and doing their gardening. most of the hedgehogs that we have, they are injured by strimmers. hedgehogs are nocturnal, but many of these animals need food and medicine 24/7. which is why anna is happy for us to film them during the day. this is one of the hedgehogs that arrived with a strimmer injury, and by the time he arrived, the back foot was broken. the amount of damage, it was unsolvable. so we amputated the foot. and now he has a stump. so what's the plan now? we're going to try to find a secure garden where he can live the rest of his life. secure gardens belong to volunteers who've adapted them to make them a safe, separated space for hedgehogs. wherever possible, though, the aim here is to release animals back into the wild. that's the plan for these baby hedgehogs, or

tom doherty, who is 67 and from st albans in hertfordshire, was travelling alone in southern france.en into police custody for failing to attend court. an arrest warrant was issued for the 46—year—old last week, after she failed to attend a court hearing relating to her bankruptcies. ms price will appear in court today, as sean dilley reports. back from holiday, but katie price's feet hardly touched the ground before she found herself in police custody. the former glamour model was arrested by metropolitan police officers at 7:45 last night, for failing to show up at a high court bankruptcy hearing on the 30th ofjuly. the court said she failed to show despite knowing that she had to, and being given very clear warnings she'd face arrest if she did not. the model, once known asjordan, had been due to answer questions about two bankruptcies. herfirst was in november 2019, her second in march this year. judge catherine burton said katie price had provided no real explanation for not turning up. she said, "it is in myjudgement necessary that the court issue a warrant for ms price's arres

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tom doherty, who is 67 and from st albans in hertfordshire, was travelling alone in southern france.ve agreed a date for their first televised presidential debate. they'll go head—to—head on the us channel abc, on september the 10th. mr trump says he also wants another two debates later in the month. here's our north america correspondent, peter bowes. the first presidential debate of the year didn't go well for one of the candidates. um, dealing with everything we have to do with, uh... look... ..if we finally beat medicare... that embarrassing performance byjoe biden eventually led to him dropping out of the presidential race. he was quickly replaced by kamala harris, whose energetic campaign has rejuvenated the democratic party. now it's harris versus trump. and at a news conference at his mar a lago resort in florida, the former president attempted to belittle his new opponent, questioning her intelligence and political record. we have somebody that hasn't received one vote for president, and she's running, and that's fine with me. but we were givenjoe biden, and now we're given

henry clark, from ilford in east london, and 19—year—old sofija vinogradova, from cheshunt in hertfordshiretes�* court today. 0nline safety campaigners are accusing whatsapp of failing to stop the spread of child sexual abuse images. citing the recent case of the disgraced bbc broadcaster huw edwards, who accessed indecent images of children on the app, the internet watch foundation said more safeguards should be introduced. whatsapp insists it has robust measures in place to prevent and detect abuse. sweden's public health agency says it has recorded the first case of a contagious new variant of mpox outside africa. 0vernight, officials in pakistan have also detected three people arriving into the country, who have the virus. earlier this week, the world health organization declared mpox a global public health emergency for the second time in two years — this, after an outbreak in the democratic republic of congo spread to other countries. 0ur reporter, simon jones, has the latest. in the democratic republic of congo, the country hardest hit, public health campaigns are under way to warn p

another success story for pumpkin's wildlife hospital in hertfordshire.trimmers. hedgehogs are nocturnal, but many of these animals need food and medicine 21w. which is why ana is happy for us to film them during the day. this is one of the hedgehogs that arrived with a strimmer injury, and by the time he arrived, the back foot was broken. the amount of damage, it was unsolvable. so we amputated the foot. and now he has a stump. so, what's the plan now? we're going to try to find a secure garden where he can live the rest of his life. secure gardens belong to volunteers who've adapted them to make them a safe, separated space for hedgehogs wherever possible, though, the aim here is to release animals back into the wild. that's the plan for these baby hedgehogs, or hoglets, as they're known. they were found under a barbecue. they were orphaned. they waited for mum to see if she would come back. but she never came back. there's been a long historic decline in the number of hedgehogs in britain — a drop of more than 70% in rural areas since 2002, according t

jermainejenas leaving his home in hertfordshire to give an interview to the sun newspaper.it, he admits sending inappropriate texts, denies being a sex pest, and says he's ashamed. firstly to say sorry, um, to my wife, to my... you know, to my family, um, to the women involved, as well, and what i've, um, put...put them through. we've had a host of massive stars on the show, and tonight is no different. jenas, who says he was sacked by the bbc on monday, now acknowledges he has a problem — a self—destructive streak for which he says he's getting help. he says part of the reason he's speaking publicly is to correct rumours on social media. there is nothing illegal that has happened here. um... this is consenting adults that messaged each other. now...this is completely on me. um... i am 100% in the wrong, and i accept full responsibility for that. and it's something that obviously i need to address and look at myself. jermainejenas was a midfielder who played for newcastle, spurs and england. a different approach to the game. he moved to punditry on shows like match of the d

the papers today , a council in the papers today, a council in the papers today, a council in hertfordshireided that a portrait of our greatest ever britain will hang alongside a lengthy and apologetic explanation of his links to racism , slavery and colonialism. racism, slavery and colonialism. now this is the man who defeated the greatest racist in history, adolf hitler. but now he's the bad guy. make it make sense . as bad guy. make it make sense. as the son of irish immigrants myself, i won't apologise for this country. in fact, i will invite the world to thank us for everything the rule of law, parliamentary democracy, free markets , the industrial markets, the industrial revolution, the commonwealth, a historic legacy of investment in some of the poorest and most depnved some of the poorest and most deprived nations on earth. we can be thanked for shakespeare, the beatles, jk rowling and yes, my favourite sir elton john. you can thank us for international diplomacy, entrepreneurial ism, creativity and art and the small matter of our expensive and bloody efforts to end slavery. and you

and says he's been kicked out of the bedroom that the couple shared at their £1 million house in hertfordshirein tears during the interview with the sun and said that he didn't know if his wife would ever forgive him. we'll have more on that, a little bit later on in the show. but yesterday, pupils up and down britain got their gcse results and like every year there was a mass of tears shed some of joy, some of disappointment. but one woman, who was certainly not recoiling in despair was the controversial headmistress of a north london school called the michaela school katharine birbalsingh. so she has a quarter of its pupils eligible for free school meals . eligible for free school meals. 70% of them come from households where english is not the first language many would write the institution off as inevitably returning mediocre exam results. okay, but no, her school continues to be one of the most successful state schools in the country. after adopting old fashioned discipline , fashioned discipline, traditional values of personal responsibility and patriotism, they sing the national anthem

the papers today , a council in the papers today, a council in the papers today, a council in hertfordshireided that a portrait of our greatest ever britain will hang alongside a lengthy and apologetic explanation of his links to racism , slavery and colonialism. racism, slavery and colonialism. now this is the man who defeated the greatest racist in history, adolf hitler. but now he's the bad guy. make it make sense . as bad guy. make it make sense. as the son of irish immigrants myself, i won't apologise for this country. in fact, i will invite the world to thank us for everything the rule of law, parliamentary democracy, free markets , the industrial markets, the industrial revolution, the commonwealth, a historic legacy of investment in some of the poorest and most depnved some of the poorest and most deprived nations on earth. we can be thanked for shakespeare, the beatles, jk rowling and yes, my favourite sir elton john. you can thank us for international diplomacy, entrepreneurial ism, creativity and art and the small matter of our expensive and bloody efforts to end slavery. and you

another success story for pumpkins wildlife hospital in hertfordshire.e time he arrived, the back foot was broken. the amount of damage, it was unsolvable. so we amputated the foot. and now he has a stump. so what's the plan now? we're going to try to find a secure garden where he can live the rest of his life. secure gardens belong to volunteers who've adapted them to make them a safe, separated space for hedgehogs. wherever possible, though, the aim here is to release animals back into the wild. that's the plan for these baby hedgehogs, or hoglets, as they're known. they were found under a barbecue. they were orphaned. they waited for mum to see if she would come back. but she never came back. there's been a long historic decline in the number of hedgehogs in britain — a drop of more than 70% in rural areas since 2002, according to one survey, due, it's thought, to loss of habitat. research in 2022 suggests there may be grounds for hope in urban areas, hedgehog numbers seem to be stabilising, even recovering. what can people do to help hedgehogs? if yo

in whitehall has been sentenced to 14 months in prison. 50 year old david probert, who is from hertfordshire to one charge of violent disorder. footage played to the court showed probert repeatedly lunging and charging at police, who were attempting to defuse the situation. police arrested over 120 people following violent disorder outside downing street on july 31st, two days after a stabbing killed three little girls at a dance studio in southport . little girls at a dance studio in southport. in other little girls at a dance studio in southport . in other news, in southport. in other news, reform uk leader nigel farage has no future in the conservative party no matter who replaces rishi sunak as leader. that's according to tory leadership candidate mel stride stride today confirmed that he wouldn't allow him to sit on the conservative benches in the commons. it means that all of the six candidates to replace rishi sunak as leader have declined to work closely with nigel farage. the position is in contrast to sunak, who twice told gb news last year that farage could join the party, saying