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you can see a line of rain there from point rays to inverness, but this air is so dry that the moisture has to work its way into it's going to take a little while for the moisture to reach the ground. so we'll say the showers will be scattered throughout the day. today with our level one system. so it's going to linger throughout the afternoon. the breezy winds, the scattered showers, it will become more widespread and heavier overnight tonight. and right now current temperatures are on the mild side, with 59 in half moon bay, low to mid 50s. elsewhere, there's a look from our sutro tower camera. lots of clouds here in san francisco with this subtropical fetch. it is mild today in the 60s already temperatures are about five degrees warmer than we were yesterday. and here is our short our rapid range model that shows the high resolution rainfall that will continue throughout the sunday afternoon time frame. more on that in a few minutes. stephanie. >> all right. lisa thank you. in the north bay utility workers will begin deflating a rubber dam on the russian river near forestville tomorr

, aberdeen and inverness, the west highlands and the far north, so still quite a bit of disruption. of disrution. , disruption. elsewhere, in fife, there were _ disruption. elsewhere, in fife, there were severe _ disruption. elsewhere, in fife, there were severe flooding - disruption. elsewhere, in fife,| there were severe flooding and some residents had to be rescued from their homes. specialist boats were brought in to help. you're live with bbc news. the new york times is suing microsoft and 0penai for copyright infringement. it's a significant escalation in the battle over unauthorised use of published work to train artificial intelligence technologies. the times alleges millions of articles of original journalism were used without their permission to develop chatgpt and similar platforms. the newspaper is seeking damages, although an exact monetary amount was not mentioned. it also wants an order for the companies to stop using its content, and destroy any chatbot models or training data, which use copyrighted material. the defendants have not yet responded to the lawsuit. what

do you have a suggestion to go to inver onver private hospital? the head of my hospital invited me again , mrs. magdari, we would like you to come back and work in our own hospital. come back to our own hospital, continue here again, i said no , i have retired and i prefer to continue here where i started, you are 20 years old. . yes, but love for the homeland, love to the patient, the love for my people does not allow me to be separated from my community. you stayed, i stayed. did you have an offer from a foreign country? yes, yes, and how long are you going to stay here with the elderly? as long as there is life in my body! how are you? mr. pressin, how are you? how are you dad thanks god. i am very good. thank god. thank god, and by god. you are satisfied. it means a world. god is pleased with you. what is your wish? my wish is to die standing by myself. i have no other wishes. i do not want anything from the world but from god. i want, but my hope is that i will not fall ill and die standing the end is good. yes, the end is good. may the perso

proof, yeah we hear from the palestinians who are being released from israeli prisons, they have invered uh sexual abuse, um, certainly huge part of war is is is is the informational war, the media war, but here in the belly of the beast in the united states, who owns cnn, who owns the new york times, owns msnbc, who owns bright bar news? who owns the full gamet of corporate uh media outlet? we don't have a way of reaching people. if this is not censorship, what is it? if this is not fascism, uh uh, what is it? but the whole world is watching, how could any citizen of the world, the eight billion people of the world, from nigeria to the philippines, to algeria, to the middle east, to south america, who can very plainly see, this is david, who only has slingshot in the in the bricks and stone from the... rubble that is crumbled down on his on the heads of how many tens of thousands of children to say that 16,000 or 17,00 palestinians are are dead is ridiculous, there's not one hospital that's left functioning or or standing, it's very clear to anyone who studied any amount of history, tha

the north bay has showers from inverness to bolinas as well. from san rafael to richmond. not a whole lot going on, but these are all going to move across the bay here. so right over the san pablo bay, some showers and then right along highway one from half moon bay to montara. but more to come here. this will sweep on in through about nine 10:00. so as we get into the second half of saturday, we may even see some sunshine. this is a level one system and we'll continue to watch this system dry on out for the next several days. and that's some good news because as much as we need the rain, we need the breaks. as well. 54 san francisco, oakland, hayward, 55, san jose and half moon bay and a wet looking golden gate bridge. we still have our high surf warning and also our coastal flood warning, so that's going to allow for some tricky travel with a lot of people out and about today. 53 santa rosa, 51, in livermore. but as we look at the rainfall totals, not bad. 1.57 santa rosa 2.87 ben loman, san francisco not quite an inch, just over an inch, maybe an inch and a quarter by t

children will never get sick in my life because of the good prayers of this helper from somewhere inver private hospital , did you suggest that you go ? the head of my hospital invited me again, mrs. magdari, we would like you to come back and work in our own hospital. she was there. she said yes , yes , no, we will give you whatever you want. if you come to our own hospital, continue here again. i said no. i have retired and i would prefer to continue where i started . you are 20 years old. well, i was invited to many different countries. but the fact is that as a nurse? yes, yes, but love for the country, love for the sick, love for the people. he doesn't let me go i left my community , did you stay? did you offer me a foreign country? yes, yes, and how long are you going to stay here with the elderly as long as i have a life in my body? how are you, mr. porsin ? how are you? my wish is to die standing by myself, i don't have any other wishes , i don't ask god for anything from the world, but my hope is that i don't get sick, i don't collapse. and i will die standing up, the end will

do you have a suggestion to go to inver onver private hospital? the head of my hospital invited me again. we would like you to come back and work in our own hospital yes, yes, i said no, we'll give you whatever you want, come back, come back to our own hospital , it's been here again, i said no, i'm retired and i prefer to continue here where i started, you've been coming for 20 years, so i was invited. to different countries , but the fact of the matter is that yes, yes, but love for the country , love for the sick, love for my people will not allow me to be separated from my community. as long as there is life in my body. mr. porsin, how are you? you are a better dad, alhamdulillah, i am very good. thank god, alhamdulillah, and god. why are you not satisfied? it means a world where god is pleased with you. what is your wish for me to go? my wish is to die standing by myself. i have no other wishes. i do not ask god for anything from the world. but i hope not to get sick. i did not fall down and die standing. good ending yes. good luck, man. may

so from inverness, through san rafael, down to mill valley, seeing heavier spots. as we go east, parts of oakland, berkeley, and that is heavy rain moving in right now. as we go through the peninsula, the san mateo coastline also seeing some heavy rain over woodside right now, toward portola beach, and this cell that's popped up over the last couple of minutes in the santa cruz mountains. it's going to be a very heavy rainfall day. it's the fourth day in a row. as we continue through the day, we could be seeing gusty winds at times. we have a coastal flood advisory i want you to take note of. we should see clearing by thursday and into the holiday weekend. i'll have that in the extended forecast in a little bit. >>> right now, mike is helping you find the cheapest gas prices. >> you're all contributing on gasbuddy.com. we're going to start in concord, $3.79, the low price on grant street just off 242. $3.82 in san jose, 7th and keys, and let's check the peninsula. it's $3.89 in burlingame at a&a gas on broadway. we're showing you the blue. a lot of puddling and pon

defense ball, this represents a circle around the seismometer at fixed distance that we managed it to invere sound data from the explosion. so this is a team of 28 people on the deck of the ship, what you see behind the team is the a-frame that we had a cable go from the sp to a sled that we designed that included magnets onoth sides, the sled was lowered to the ocean floor which was more than a mile deep and this cable that connected it to the ship went through this a frame through one of the hoops there and the cable went three miles so it was a pretty long cable and we tried to skim the oceafloor and collect a magnetic particles that came from the surface of the meteor when it was exposed to the immense heat from the fireball so the surface was melted by that heat and drops of material range wn and settled on the ocean floor. we use magnets assuming the material includes that so here is a montage of several photos, you can see universal ld,he top metal image, o of the ocean, had magnets on both sides, as you will see in a minute. the bottom left and middle, you see the filming crew that

premiership with four games to spare, leaving them clear to focus on victory in the cup final against invernesstle. celtic, the treble winners! whilst here, at manchester city, something very special indeed was happening. it had been a long time in the making but pep guardiola's side finally achieved their dream. the first part — a fifth premier league title in six years. manchester city are champions of england again! their dominance of the domestic game without question. still, to underline it, they went to wembley to prove their point against their nearest rivals. city and united face off in the endgame. and there's a good try! 0h, incredible! it's the fastest that's ever been scored in an fa cup final. gundogan... he got it, and he's got another one! manchester city have done the double! one to go! city's continental challenge would come soon enough but byjune, they weren't the only brits abroad. all cheer. 20,000 west ham fans were in prague for a europa conference league final against fiorentina. it was at times ugly, always dramatic and, ultimately, a triumph. it feels the best feeling i

premiership with four games to spare, leaving them clear to focus on victory in the cup final against inverness thistle. celtic, the treble winners! whilst here, at manchester city, something very special indeed was happening. it had been a long time in the making, but pep guardiola's side finally achieved their dream. the first part, a fifth premier league title in six years. manchester city are champions of england again! their dominance of the domestic game without question. still, to underline it, they went to wembley to prove their point against their nearest rivals. city and united face off in the endgame. and there is a good try! 0h, incredible! it is the fastest that has ever been scored in an fa cup final. gundogan, he got it, and he's got another one! manchester city have done the double! one to go. city's continental challenge would come soon enough but byjune, they weren't the only brits abroad. 20,000 west ham fans were in prague for a europa conference league final against fiorentina. it was at times ugly, always dramatic, and ultimately, a triumph. it feels the best feeling i thi

we had some freezing fog in inverness airport, cold air is still in place, elsewhere rain is spreadingow in central and northern scotland, more confined to the higher ground through the night as the rain spreads north and east, patchy into the early hours of tomorrow. frost free for many of us, we have not seen that widely across the uk

, needing to get to the inverness, needing to get to the caphal inverness, needing to get to the capitalon a number of buses instead because the railways are the main problem with high winds and railways is that stuff gets blown onto the tracks up to might be trees. sometimes it's trampolines that causes a hazard. we've even had between crewe and stoke on trent. um, see, uh, all services had to stop because some kind of bag had been blown into the overhead wires . as a result of that, wires. as a result of that, things are messed up. if you are in the north of england or scotland. well, um, i hope that you are getting where you need to be, but it's not going to be until later on. this afternoon, possibly to this evening, possibly to this evening, possibly tomorrow, that things start getting back on track. and of course, that then gets us into friday and saturday, which are going to absolutely the are going to be absolutely the peak for pre—christmas travel. >> and simon, speaking of, uh, flying objects, what about, uh, airline lines? what about our airports ? how are flights still airpor

uh, edinburgh to inverness . uh, edinburgh to inverness. services still disrupted .l disrupted. um, some problems at portsmouth and southsea would you believe with a points failure. but that's kind of just disruption as usual. and most people will get around i've out at around that. i've been out at heathrow this morning where actually busiest actually it's the busiest winter's since the covid winter's day since the covid pandemic . there seems to be pandemic. there seems to be going fairly smoothly , slightly going fairly smoothly, slightly helped by the fact that british airways have cancelled 20 short haul flights . it's, only to haul flights. it's, um, only to places near europe and people will be rebooked , um, some will be rebooked, um, some domestic flights. manchester newcastle, glasgow . um, but they newcastle, glasgow. um, but they cancelled a few of those and then they just. >> why did they cancel them? simon >> well, i'm being asking them and i imagine pertinent question. well i imagine because of course it has an impact on whether you'll get compensation

the uk, inverness or something. it's somewhere something. according this. according to this. >> to think it used to be >> i used to think it used to be on centre . yeah, on bbc television centre. yeah, i remember something about that. i remember something about that. i don't know if that's an old wives or something my wives tale or something that my mum she's an old wife, mum told me. she's an old wife, so maybe it was, but she's not watching. she be watching so maybe it was, but she's not watchingsorry. be watching so maybe it was, but she's not watchingsorry. i'm be watching so maybe it was, but she's not watchingsorry. i'm sorry atching so maybe it was, but she's not watchingsorry. i'm sorry ma'am, and i'm sorry. i'm sorry ma'am, but quite but they also cram in quite a bit about how today's lowest average never went average temperature never went below about 12.4 degrees, whereas previously its lowest was 11.4, which was in 1983. so so there's some conflicting information in here, but it is a white christmas. >> technically, yes. >> techn

precipitation that is entering portions of the north bay, primarily around inverness, making tracks towards forest knolls and bolinas. you know what i'm talking about right now. and all this is making tracks towards mill valley. it is now raining anywhere from vallejo through martinez into walnut creek, alamo, also in black hawk. you are void of any precipitation right now around the tracy area. discovery bay as well, but you too will get some action within the next 30 minutes. milpitas all the way that 680 drive into downtown san jose and the rose garden district. you have the light to moderate rain, and here we go, the santa cruz mountains getting hammered. peninsula. check this out. south san francisco. colma. look at these neighborhoods right here, right now. john daly boulevard getting hammered with this precipitation. by the time it's all said and done, we should have over an inch of rain in many neighborhoods. and even surpassing two and three inches. we'll tell you about those spots. and that's still coming up in just a couple of minutes. >> thank you. roberta and while some are tak

capital funding, progressing million in capitalfunding, progressing much needed replacements for hmp invernessrrow linney. the presiding officer, i know there will be members who want us to go further in different areas in this budget. i would remind them that we are in a situation because of the constraints placed upon us by a uk government, that does not share our values, a uk government, that does not share ourvalues, our a uk government, that does not share our values, our principles or our commitment to public services. thank ou commitment to public services. thank you members- — commitment to public services. thank you members. the _ commitment to public services. thank you members. the mac— commitment to public services. thank you members. the mac white - commitment to public services. thank you members. the mac white can - you members. the mac white can simply, _ you members. the mac white can simply, we — you members. the mac white can simply, we do not have and we can't mitigate _ simply, we do not have and we can't mitigate every cuts made by the uk government. we mitigate every cut

winds already picking up from half moon bay on up to inverness as well as oakland on down through hayward, some pretty breezy conditions, peak wind gusts on mountain passes and at the coastline could get up to 45 miles per hour today. as far as temperatures go, we remain kind of cool. right now we're 40's and 50's later today. daytime highs will get as warm as the low 60's and that's about as warm as it's going to be getting this afternoon. rainfall for most of us really concentrated between noon and 04:00pm. and i'll be telling you exactly what it looks like where you're at in future cast in your full forecast ahead. all right, jon, thank that. they were talking about the winds. definitely like me will just mentioned. >> keep both of those hands on the steering wheel. if you are traveling out there this morning, i'm in iran. a bridge, 14 minutes there. your richmond center fell bridge look 8 minutes. but again, gusty conditions out there. look at that flag. will you see on the golden gate bridge just giving us a little go as well in terms of when 20 minutes. 37 to the tolls. >> a dance s

so you will notice around inverness it's also a little bit wet as we pull out. level one system moving in our direction. it gets here while you're sleeping and the showers will spread overnight going into tomorrow. so 5:00 tonight, still isolated as we head towards 8 p.m, mainly north bay. and then look what happens while you're sleeping, 3 a.m. to about 10 a.m. is when most of those showers will come through. and then in the early afternoon could be a lingering chance. breezy certainly temperatures in the 50s and 60s for your saturday. your sunday is mostly dry unless you're in the north bay. that's where you may still have a lingering chance in the morning and then warmer next week. julian kristin thank you. sandhya a movie for game show fans is ready to have some fun. >> quiz quiz got candy. >> we are going behind the scenes with the stars of quiz lady next hi, my name is damion clark. if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligi

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. —— the 89 connecting southern scotland to inverness.ers of fake or second hand batteries in e—bikes are well documented, as they can explode with catastrophic and even fatal consequences. and now the charity electrical safety first is urging people to make sure that they know how to charge their device safely this christmas. celestina olulode has been catching up with andrew, who lost his house after an e—bike he bought for his son last year caught fire. that's how lucky we were that we got down. that's off my daughter's bed. earlier this year, andrew was picking up the pieces left behind after a devastating fire damaged his family home. months later, they are safe and back in for christmas. the stairs, like you can see, they're all wood, theyjust went in seconds. like i say, my wife was stuck on the little landing here. well, this is what it's like, everyone. it was an e—bike, a christmas present for andrew's teenage son, that caused the fire. it was about hlaf past one in the morning, my son gets up for a drink, just about to go upsta

we had some freezing fog in inverness airport, cold air is still in place, elsewhere rain is spreadingn bed as it bumps into colder air in the north—east we see a bit of snow, particularly over higher ground, but through tonight there could be significant snow in central and northern scotland, more confined to the higher ground through the night as the rain spreads north and east, patchy into the early hours of tomorrow. frost free for many of us, we have not seen that widely across the uk for quite awhile. any snow should clear away quickly and we robertjenrick was a close friend and ally of rishi sunak�*s — even he doesn't believe this new emergency legislation will work. we'll talk to a former conservative attorney general, labour's chair of the home affairs select committee, and a former conservative mep. also tonight... sorry for the pain and the loss and the suffering. an apology from boris johnson to relatives of those who died during the pandemic. at the covid inquiry he admitted both he and the scientists underestimated how fast covid was spreading. we should have twigged, we

you couldn't make an intercity journey to aberdeen or inverness, though , around inverness, though, around bits. tottenham hale, which is on the underground to stansted airport , london stansted airport, london victoria to gatwick airport and brighton , and then a funny brighton, and then a funny little line from clapham junction around to stratford, but nothing very substantial. and clearly, uh, the there is demand out there. i know that because i've talked to the coach operators, express , operators, national express, flixbus, megabus. they say we're running a normal tuesday service and we're full. >> so what's the main reason? is it because it's a bank holiday? is it engineering works? is it? is it engineering works? is it? i don't know what is it? it's not strikes the finish. there's something for now. >> they've finished for something for now. >> we'veey've finished for something for now. >> we've gote finished for something for now. >> we've gote fcheapi for now. we've got a cheap strike coming in the, uh, first half coming up in the, uh, first half of january in london. and then i p

um, but i thought i'd come up to snowy inverness , a lovely snowy inverness, a lovely snowy scotland, in london, but. yeah, just quickly. >> joel. look, i know it's a business and very successful business and very successful business as well that you run, but it must be quite nice to know this christmas know that this christmas morning. yeah. children in not just children, but mostly children will have woken up and opened some of the things that your company has made and their little faces will have lit up. we're going to show some pictures, the way, very pictures, by the way, very shortly some people opening, shortly of some people opening, some children opening their presents. but presents. so it all ties in. but that must give you an immense, immense of joel. now immense amount of joy. joel. now >> do you know what? when i founded this company in 2015, um, it was it was actually dunng um, it was it was actually during university . um, it was it was actually during university. um, and it was, uh, an incredible kind of journey to have gone through over the last, uh, 8 or 9 years or s

premiership with four games to spare, leaving them clear to focus on victory in the cup final against invernesse finally achieved their dream. the first part, a fifth premier league title in six years. manchester city are champions of england again! their dominance of the domestic game without question. still, to underline it, they went to wembley to prove their point against their nearest rivals. city and united face off in the endgame. and there is a good try! 0h, incredible! it is the fastest that has ever been scored in an fa cup final. gundogan, he got it, and he's got another one! manchester city have done the double! one to go. city's continental challenge would come soon enough but byjune, they weren't the only brits abroad. 20,000 west ham fans were in prague for a europa conference league final against fiorentina. it was at times ugly, always dramatic, and ultimately, a triumph. it feels the best feeling i think i've ever had watching a football match. no words can describe how awesome this is feeling. i think i'm dreaming. ijust can't believe _ west ham have won something! inspiratio

it was basically over the highlands and the grampians , but also and the grampians, but also invernesse valleys there. tulloch bridge , valleys there. tulloch bridge, uh, aberdeen got a flake . um, uh, aberdeen got a flake. um, and there was other places in europe as well. moscow, saint petersburg , riga in latvia, petersburg, riga in latvia, stockholm the previous day um and denverjust managed to and denver just managed to squeak a flake. i think just before midnight. um, they air time. that is, uh, most, most of the rest of the united states. absolutely not. they were in the same oven as as we were. and most of europe . most of europe. >> right, jim? we're going to have a quick play of the prime minister's home alone video, and ihear minister's home alone video, and i hear you've got quite the take about it, but let's have quick about it, but let's have a quick look at it for our viewers that haven't it . haven't seen it. >> am i the only one here? are. uh, number 10 press office. harry, you've got the wrong . number >> come on then, jim, give us your take on that. what did you make

running services on those lines until it has had a daylight inspection and, guess what, sunrise in invernessanies putting out warnings on twitter saying, please don't travel if you don't have to because there is so much confusion and how the weather might affect services. certainly yes, we saw a horrible day yesterday from the far north of scotland to the south coast. there were problems with fallen trees, a lot of flooding, you had at one stage the east coast and west coast main line between england and scotland both closed because of flooding north of preston, and also because of electric wire problems in the edinburgh area. and that has unfortunately been the pattern we have seen recently. yes, lots of extreme weather, lots of problems with overhead wires, and frankly i have with overhead wires, and frankly! have been covering festive travel since pretty much the nativity, and i don't think i have seen things quite so difficult in such a wide range of problems. and it goes beyond just bad weather. for instance today, lner, the very well company that runs on the east coast main line, they

the single most expensive journey was a fare of almost £800 from wick to inverness for an eight seaterthe criticism, though, is misplaced. they claim there have been fewer services cancelled since scotrail was nationalised . since scotrail was nationalised. well, this is gb news. we're on tv, digital radio and on your smart speaker too. that's it for the moment. now back to ben and . emily. >> thanks , aaron. so let's get >> thanks, aaron. so let's get stuck in. >> yes. >> yes. >> next topics the release of the latest crime figures here in the latest crime figures here in the uk reveal that a whopping 4.7 million crimes in the year to june 2023 have not been solved. yes that figure makes up 80. >> 87% of all the crimes reported. so 87% of all crimes not resolved . and this comes as not resolved. and this comes as more than half a million public order offences also went unpunished. >> predictably , the labour party >> predictably, the labour party have slammed the tories handling of and order as, quote, of law and order as, quote, disgraceful labour also disgraceful. labour have also an

temperatures lowest around inverness, a few degrees above _ around inverness, a few degrees above freezings of wind around 50, 60 lift and we'll see gusts of wind around 50,60 mph, if not more. rain is falling _ around 50,60 mph, if not more. rain is falling rather than snow, which could _ is falling rather than snow, which could give — is falling rather than snow, which could give a flooding risk for some and certainly a lot of surface water spray— and certainly a lot of surface water spray across the country but for the evening _ spray across the country but for the evening rush hour, northern, central eastern— evening rush hour, northern, central eastern england, some of the wettest weather~ _ eastern england, some of the wettest weather. western fringes of england and wales— weather. western fringes of england and wales and northern ireland, with and wales and northern ireland, with a bit of— and wales and northern ireland, with a bit of sunshine but still some gale _ a bit of sunshine but still some gale force _ a bit of sunshine but still some gale force winds around the coast. eveni

also seeing lots of cancellations on the northern railways from dundee and perth to aberdeen and invernesstland yesterday with motorists stranded in snow. um, the for lack of availability of buses, as i'm concerned, one person who's been in touch with me, who says i've been in stirling since um, yesterday afternoon when all the trains were were cancelled and there aren't any hotels tonight. help! what can i do? i think there are going to be buses available, but as can see, the roads are not as we can see, the roads are not as we can see, the roads are not as , um, good as they might be. as, um, good as they might be. um, turning if i may, to other parts of the rail network in england . um, we've got a couple england. um, we've got a couple of, uh, really significant problems. the first one is in, um, on the west coast main line, which links southern scotland, north—west england and the west midlands with london. we had a tree on the line between rugby and lichfield, and that caused a lot of problems there. and then on the great western line with great sadness, i must say that, uh, there wa

if you are stepping out a chilly start where there are clear skies in inverness.e rain pulling away. that will curl in across central scotland. showers in northern ireland to england and wales, pushing eastwards. some will be heavy inventory. the brighter skies will be across the north west highlands where we will see some sunshine. temperatures five to 13 degrees. it will be breezy. the wind will approach the english channel and north—east england and also scotland. the low pressure will continue. it will very slowly meander in the direction of the low countries. —— low counties. the rain will be mostly confined to the east. clearer skies across scotland and northern ireland means here we will have the lowest temperatures with patchy frost in the highlands. it will be colder tonight generally than last night. into tomorrow's the low pressure still taking its time to pull away. there will be residual counter left behind with a few showers. that will push south—east. in the west something drier and brighter, more sunshine coming our way. temperatures six in the nor

remember the inverness moment from the 20 did three snooker tactics?me history between those two. and in an hour's time we are going underground to unearth some more fa cup magic. rugby league legend kevin sinfield is on day two of his epic challenge to run seven ultramarathons in seven cities across seven days. his mission is to raise awareness and funds for those affected by motor neuron disease, inspired by his friend and former team—mate rob burrow. super kev has already ran an ultramarathon in leeds. this morning he's in cardiff, before setting off for birmingham, edinburgh, dublin and brighton, finishing on the mall in london. our reporterjohn maguire was with him yesterday. at the beginning of this latest challenge, the beginning of the story, kevin sinfield and rob burrow, former teammates who have been through so much on the rugby field together and as friends are facing the future together. cabin is an inspiration _ facing the future together. cabin is an inspiration to _ facing the future together. cabin is an inspiration to so _ facing the

the single most expensive journey was a fare of almost £800 from wick to inverness for an eight seaternsport scotland, though, says criticism is misplaced . they claim there have misplaced. they claim there have been fewer services cancelled since scotrail was nationalised . since scotrail was nationalised. well, that is it for the moment. i'll be back with more in just under half an hour's time. and now it's over to richard . now it's over to richard. >> aaron, thank you very much indeed. good afternoon folks. yes, it's gb news saturday. i'm richard tice with you for the next three hours looking at a whole host of extraordinary topics , and i've got fantastic topics, and i've got fantastic panellists . i've got panellists. i've got conservative mp paul scully, who's sitting on my left slightly strangely , and the slightly strangely, and the political commentator matthew stadlen sitting on my right. but the new years honours list, it always causes a bit of excite , always causes a bit of excite, isn't a bit of controversy. every year , and i suspect all of every year, and i suspect all