we'll go live to huddersfield . and joining me on huddersfield. and joining me on talking pints well, he was a banken talking pints well, he was a banker. he was a politician in a renowned thatcherite and right winger, sir gerald howarth will join me on talking pints but before all of that, let's get monnieres with tatiana sanchez . monnieres with tatiana sanchez. >> nigel, thank you very much and good evening. this is the latest from the newsroom around 121,000 patients died while waiting for nhs treatment in england last year. that's to according figures obtained by labour gathered from nhs trusts. it suggests . 7.6 million people it suggests. 7.6 million people were still on waiting lists at the end of june, up from 7.5 million in may. the government says cutting waiting lists is one of its key priorities as junior doctors and consultants will be taking joint strike action in england for the first time across september. and october. they'll walk out for four days in their long running disputes over pay. the british medical association says cons

huddersfield has sufficient student meet huddersfield has sufficient stumeeds meet huddersfield has sufficienttumeeds of our meet huddersfield has sufficient stumeeds of our students meet huddersfield has sufficient stumeeds of our students and et the needs of our students and there are currently vacancies available. fine. but where available. yeah fine. but where and do those vacancies all have and do those vacancies all have a cinema room and a gym? but but new figures today show that car production in the uk increased by a third compared to by almost a third compared to a year this is a little year ago. so this is a little bit of brexit. britain good news with twist. marks the sixth with a twist. it marks the sixth consecutive month of growth , consecutive month of growth, with than 76,000 vehicles with more than 76,000 vehicles rolled off production lines last month. car makers have been month. uk car makers have been hit by a global shortage of chips the pandemic. but with chips and the pandemic. but with increased demand for electrified cars , the future is looking cars, the future is lo

prestige student living, which manages the student accommodation huddersfield, accommodation in huddersfieldo inform students and help them secure alternative accommodation huddersfield help them secure alternative accoreturnation huddersfield help them secure alternative acco return all n huddersfield help them secure alternative acco return all paymentsersfield help them secure alternative acco return all payments madei help them secure alternative acco return all payments made to and return all payments made to us. we deeply sympathise with the affected by the students affected by the news we'll do all we can to news and we'll do all we can to support them. now. lost support them. now. i've lost count times i've count of how many times i've shown sleepy joe biden's shown you sleepy joe biden's gaffe this show with the gaffe on this show with the doddery president clearly not fit office. but as you fit to be in office. but as you know, we do do both sides of the story here on gb it's story here on gb news. so it's only fair also show you only fair that i also show you republican senate lea

and apparently in huddersfield . and apparently in huddersfield.ng to get booted out for young men that have recently crossed the channel. and there is some considerable local angeh is some considerable local anger. i'll hand it over to anna riley , gb news yorkshire and riley, gb news yorkshire and humber reporter. anna >> good evening, nigel. >> good evening, nigel. >> yes. 168 students were due to come to this accommodation behind us. one it's called in just a matter of a few weeks time due to start the university term again in september. but last minute they were notified wide that the home office have actually going to use this accommodation to house asylum seekers . offers 405 is what the seekers. offers 405 is what the accommodation can hold up to. so 405 rooms for asylum seekers coming over on the boats. of course, that's left students sort of scrambling for last minute accommodation on the provider of the accommodation said that they are doing the best that they to can help house the students and the home office as well have said that they

i'm up in huddersfield stop aood morning? i'm up in huddersfield stop good morning — morning?tem of going from humans dealing with tickets to machines, but i wanted to compare it a bit to banks. banks on the high street are closing in huge numbers, and my 92—year—old dad, and even i'vejust had to learn that i have to do everything online. i think it isjust that i have to do everything online. i think it is just the way that we are going no, and there is always going to be teething problems, but people have had to learn how to manage to do all their banking not face—to—face, and also i would like to say, in huddersfield station, i moved up your only two years ago, and i didn't have a car. as i said i'm not going to have a car, i will use public transport. it has been an absolute nightmare. using the trains, i'm so disappointed. there are staff everywhere, that the trains don't function. that are staff everywhere, that the trains don't function.- trains don't function. that is a whole other _ trains don't function. that is a whole other conversation, - trains don't function. tha

we'll go live to huddersfield . and joining me on huddersfield.nts well, he was a banken talking pints well, he was a banker. he was a politician in a renowned thatcherite and right winger, sir gerald howarth will join me on talking pints but before all of that, let's get monnieres with tatiana sanchez . monnieres with tatiana sanchez. >> nigel, thank you very much and good evening. this is the latest from the newsroom around 121,000 patients died while

we'll go live to huddersfield . and joining me on huddersfield.g pints well, he was a banker. he was a politician in a renowned thatcherite and right winger, sir gerald howarth will join me on talking pints but before all of that, let's get monnieres with tatiana sanchez . monnieres with tatiana sanchez. >> nigel, thank you very much and good evening. this is the latest from the newsroom around 121,000 patients died while waiting for nhs treatment in england last year. that's to according figures obtained by labour gathered from nhs trusts. it suggests . 7.6 million people it suggests. 7.6 million people were still on waiting lists at the end of june, up from 7.5 million in may. the government says cutting waiting lists is one of its key priorities as junior doctors and consultants will be taking joint strike action in england for the first time across september. and october. they'll walk out for four days in their long running disputes over pay. the british medical association says consultants will strike on september 19th and 20th, with junior d

they had 76% possession in the game against huddersfield.mpionship was more powerful than city's championship in the premier league . also, the record for the fastest promotion to the first division of english football in the history of english football is here. in your name he recorded that we trained hard for tonight's game, they are very excited to face city , which is a serious and good challenge for us with the champion of the premier league and the champions league in the first game, and i don't know the past honors easily . last season, we climbed to the highest peak, but now the citizens with their new acquisitions are looking to form a winning team again . the first serious step of guardiola's students was against arsenal in the super cup, when the house was damaged by electricity , now they want to win tonight's game. i will direct the women to themselves again, right? the stars of the team are not comparable, but the high motivation of the ananis made them a little worried. they were beaten by 60 in the knockout cup, but now the g

leicester won away at huddersfield, as they keep their 100% winning record up, along with ipswich, whoreston, and west brom... and there was a thriller at st marys 7 with a four all draw between southampton and norwich. in the scottish premiership, rangers got back on track, after their opening loss to kilmarnock 7 with a 470 win at ibrox over livingston. three late goals giving them their first points of the season. wins also for ross county 7 who beat stjohnstone 270... and st mirren, who won 271 against dundee. champions celtic take on aberdeen tomorrow lunchtime. rugby league fans have been treated to a double bill at wembley with the men's and women's challenge cup finals take place there for the first time. it's fair to say that it's more than lived up to it's billing too. st helens beat leeds rhinos in the women's event before leigh leopards made history with their first challenge cup title for 52 years 7 beating hull kr on golden point in a thrilling match. adam wild was watching. two big firsts. for the women, the first challenge cup final here at wimbley, victory for st. hele

and are to have huddersfield and are set to have their tenancy contract torn up to way for 400 migrantsigrants. the home office plan gives the student tenants just one week to find new accommodation before the start of the academic year. so is this what progress looks like? well, perhaps gb's gb news is brand new. political editor christopher hope may have some answers. but first of all, christopher, welcome to news. christopher, welcome to gb news. it's nice to be talking to it's very nice to be talking to you in this environment rather than you quizzing me representing the telegraph. so how good is the prime minister's answer that the numbers are down answer that the numbers are down a bit, but still students being booted out, barges being hired and not working, housing and hotels being taken by illegal migrants. it's still a big problem, isn't it? >> well, it's a huge problem , >> well, it's a huge problem, jacob, and great to be on your show tonight . the first part of show tonight. the first part of that question, i asked the pm yesterday in north london was that the number of smal

you mentioned where they are huddersfield, coventry , lincoln, stoke, places coventry, lincoln, stokeike that more places have a shortage of student accommodation. manchester, bristol york, glasgow, edinburgh . they've got they don't have anything like enough student beds and i don't think they'll find any landlords, any student accommodation providers in those cities willing to talk to the home office, especially as it could make those companies rather unpopular with students. if they look like they're doing the home office as well. >> i wonder if it actually will. nick you see, this is the thing, isn't it? because the students will be in an incredibly difficult situation simultaneously holding out refugees. whilst simultaneously holding out refugnot. whilst simultaneously holding out refugnot. liking whilst simultaneously holding out refugnot. liking the whilst simultaneously holding out refugnot. liking the fact hilst also not really liking the fact that have welcomed refugees that they have welcomed refugees into where they're supposed to be living . be living. >> well, of course,

there was also a victory for newly promoted plymouth who beat huddersfield 3—1.norwich scored a 96th minute winner to beat hull 2—1. all the efl results can be found on the bbc sport website. including a heavy defeat for wrexham on their return to the efl — they were beaten 5—3 at home by mk dons in league two. all the reaction from the championship, leagues 0ne and two on the bbc sport website — and app. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. new manchester united signing rasmus hojlund was unveiled at old trafford ahead of their friendly win over lens. the 20—year—old arrives from italian side atalanta for around 72 million pounds, but is set to miss the first few games of the season with what the club say is a �*small injury�*. a day to remember for alex marquez. the gresini ducati rider held off marco bezzecchi to claim his first ever motogp win, in the british grand prix sprint race at silverstone. championship leader francesco bagnaia finished 14th. and britain's elvin evans has his second world rally championship v

there was also a victory for newly—promoted plymouth who beat huddersfield 3—1.found on the bbc sport website. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. new manchester united signing rasmus hojlund was unveiled at old trafford ahead of their friendly win over lens. the 20—year—old arrives from italian side atalanta for around 72 million pounds, but is set to miss the first few games of the season with what the club say is a �*small injury�*. a day to remember for alex marquez. the gresini ducati rider held off marco bezzecchi to claim his first ever motogp win, in the british grand prix sprint race at silverstone. championship leader francesco bagnaia finished iath. and britain's elvin evans has his second world rally championship victory of the season in his sights in finland. the toyota driver has a 32 second lead over belgium's thierry new ville going into tomorrow's last four stages. there's been further success for great britain at the cycling world championships in glasgow. three gold medals so far already today. nesta

ian in huddersfield, and vicky in shrewsbury, thank you very much indeed.now if we want to leave a future world for future generations. that is the point will mccallum is making. and he is right, that we are talking about the protests, but we are talking about the issues around it as well. a lot of stuff about record temperatures coming up. another listener saying i used to support greenpeace, not any more. extremism is bullying, intimidation and psychological damage is not acceptable, they say, particularly when it is because somebody has a point of view different to yours. no, greenpeace, time to fold up your tent and disappearfrom people's lives. it is nine 31 five people have been released on bail. greenpeace activists claimed on the roof of rishi sunak�*s house. scientists have warned that the oceans have reached their highest temperatures. the average daily sea surface temperature has been the record set in 2016. donald trump has described his latest criminal charges as the persecution of a political opponent. mr trump remains the front runnerfor the

this was after last night's 28—0 hammering by huddersfield giants.me all the way to watch me swim and she taught me how to do breaststroke so to be able to be on that podium and see her up there with my year seven maths teacher as well and my parents and sisters, itjust means so much. they are all part of the journey, aren't they? finally, a reminder of how robust moto gp riders are ahead of the british race at silverstone this weekend. this was in the second practice session. the italian rider marco bezzecchi, was going well until, his bike got too low, and he's catapulted into the air, and he rolls over and over onto the grass, but thankfully is able to walk away relatively unscathed. we can see it from his point of view, and wow, he did say afterwards, "you won't believe how much that hurt. we take your word for it, marco, butjust thank goodness he's ok and able to return to the track today. the big races tomorrow. at least the weather should be better. unbelievable. thank goodness he's 0k. it will be wet, i think that is fair to say. we have been

and there was a great start for newly—promoted plymouth argyle, who beat huddersfield 3—1, bali mumbathe team pursuit for the first time in nine years. in her home city, katie archibald inspiring her team—mates elinor barker, josie knight and anna morris to beat new zealand by more than three seconds. it is all coming out now, to be honest. this is the event. someone was talking about imposter syndrome the other day and we almost have at the other day and we almost have at the other day and we almost have at the other way around, we have always seen ourselves here but never been here. to have that feeling validated, even though it is one day in a year, feels good. britain's para athletes continue to show they're the best in the world. jaco van gass was involved in a british one—two in the men's c3 scratch race ahead of defending champion finlay graham. if medals were awarded for victory celebrations then sam ruddock would top the podium. he had a nervous wait to see if he'd done enough in the c11km time trialfor gold. when he saw he had, this is how he celebrated — pure joy at beating

lots of you have been in touch about this, pamela from huddersfield says, after losing her baggage onou can. no flies on jeff, well, quite a lot of— if you can. no flies on jeff, well, quite a lot of flies _ if you can. no flies on jeff, well, quite a lot of flies on _ if you can. no flies on jeff, well, quite a lot of flies on jeff! i i quite a lot of flies onjeff! i loved a message i saw on twitter from one of our viewers who said that they went on a business trip to china, back didn't turn up on the plane, so they had to go shopping in a hurry, the only shop they could find was a military shop and so ended up having to go to a conference dressed in a chinese army uniform. is conference dressed in a chinese army uniform. . . i conference dressed in a chinese army uniform._ i don't - conference dressed in a chinese army uniform._ i don't know. l uniform. is that true? i don't know. rather take — uniform. is that true? i don't know. rather take the _ uniform. is that true? i don't know. rather take the bait. _ rather take the bait. john is here with the sport this morning. we are talk