i am particularly pleased that my good friend kevin sinfield is also receiving a cbe. *s unexpected and humbling to be made an obe for services to broadcast and charity. fellow dj steve wright becomes an mbe, as does bake—off star paul hollywood for services to broadcasting and baking. most honours go to people not in the public eye. rizwanjaved has saved 29 lives on rail platforms, approaching and talking to people who were showing signs that they were thinking of ending their lives. he�*s been made an mbe. every intervention that i was involved in, ijust felt like it was a part of life. i never thought it would be recognised to this scale. but it�*s definitely given me the confidence to carry on this work and spread awareness amongst everyone. the oldest person honoured is 97—year—old jill gladwell. a poppy appeal collector for eight decades, she�*s been made an mbe, one of many being recognised for making a real difference. lizo mzimba, bbc news. we�*ll have more on this throughout the morning. we�*ll be speaking to recipients of the awards, including the youngest pe

now on bbc news, kevin sinfield: 7in7in7. cheering he had run further before, he had run longer before, but for this, kevin sinfield's for the marathon challenge, it was going out on the road notjust to run back to tour around the uk and ireland. we will cive it our around the uk and ireland. we will give it our best _ around the uk and ireland. we will give it our best shot _ around the uk and ireland. we will give it our best shot and _ around the uk and ireland. we will give it our best shot and see - around the uk and ireland. we will give it our best shot and see what | give it our best shot and see what we have got. give it our best shot and see what we have got-— give it our best shot and see what we have not. , �* , ~ ~ ,, we have got. cheering and applause his former leeds _ we have got. cheering and applause his former leeds rhinos _ we have got. cheering and applause his former leeds rhinos team-mate i his former leeds rhinos team—mate rob burrow diagnosed with motor neurone disease four years ago was once again ke

former rugby league players kevin sinfield and rob burrow have campaigned around motor neurone disease burrow was diagnosed with the condition. they've both been made cbes. certainly weren't expecting it. this has never been about any recognition, this is about raising money and awareness for the mnd community and fighting for rob. so, you know, ifeel very humbled by the whole thing. three world cup lionesses are recognised for services to football. millie bright, who captained the world cup finalists, says it feels incredible to be made an obe, while england'sjoint top goal scorer lauren hemp... saved! and golden glove winner mary earps are both made mbes. most honours go to people not in the public eye. rizwanjaved has saved 29 lives on rail platforms, approaching and talking to people who were showing signs that they were thinking of ending their lives. he's been made an mbe. every intervention that i was involved in, ijust felt like it was a part of life. i never thought it would be recognised to this scale. but it's definitely given me the confidence to carry on this work and spre

now on bbc news, kevin sinfield: 7in7in7.d's for the marathon challenge, it was going out on the road notjust to run back to tour around the uk and ireland. we will cive it our around the uk and ireland. we will give it our best _ around the uk and ireland. we will give it our best shot _ around the uk and ireland. we will give it our best shot and _ around the uk and ireland. we will give it our best shot and see - around the uk and ireland. we will give it our best shot and see what | give it our best shot and see what we have got. give it our best shot and see what we have got-— give it our best shot and see what we have not. , �* , ~ ~ ,,

lionesses after a great year for women's football — and for the charity work of rob burrow and kevin sinfieldn the programme... the family of chris marriott, killed in sheffield while helping a stranger, says he devoted his life to others. a shopping centre and a maternity hospital are among many buildings destroyed in ukraine after what it says is russia's biggest missile bombardment of the war so far. and we're out with griff the sniffer dog — trained to uncover illegal vapes. good evening. in the last few moments, the new year honours list has been announced — with people recognised from the worlds of sport, entertainment and charity. the authorjilly cooper becomes a dame; and there are knighthoods for michael eavis, who co—created the glastonbury festival more than 50 years ago, and tim martin, the founder of the wetherspoons pub chain. the former rugby players rob burrow and kevin sinfield have been awarded the cbe for their charity campaigning following rob's diagnosis with motor neurone disease. 0bes go to the radio presenter and dj tony blackburn;

dave viva kevin sinfield's seven tuesday, dave viva kevin sinfield's seven ultramarathons in seven citiesotland, a cold and frosty start with sunshine. in england, wales and southern scotland, cloudy with rain but brighter later in the west. all the details through the show. it's tuesday the 5th of december. in the last hour, the home secretary james cleverly has landed in rwanda, where he will sign a new deal which he hopes will mean that the uk government will then be able to send some asylum—seekers to the the east african country. his visit comes just hours after mr cleverly announced a series of measures to reduce the levels of legal migration into the uk. our political correspondent peter saull has the details. immigration has long been a tricky issue for the government. successive conservative prime ministers have promised and failed to bring the numbers down. the new plan — a ban on foreign care of workers bringing care workers bringing family members with them. an increase in the minimum salary for skilled workers of almost 50% to £38,700 a year, cutting the number ofjobs where o

an ultramarathon fund.— kevin sinfield could talk about an ultramarathon fund.raised so much money and awareness, there is still so much to do. the bil there is still so much to do. the big story— there is still so much to do. the big story in _ there is still so much to do. the big story in women's football is what _ big story in women's football is what is — big story in women's football is what is happening to england. trying to get— what is happening to england. trying to get a _ what is happening to england. trying to get a team for the olympics. hopefully, to do that now they have to beat _ hopefully, to do that now they have to beat scotland on monday, after a dramatic _ to beat scotland on monday, after a dramatic comeback when they were down _ dramatic comeback when they were down and _ dramatic comeback when they were down and out and they came back to beat the _ down and out and they came back to beat the netherlands. now they have to beat _ beat the netherlands. now they have to beat scotland, the scotland team includes _ to beat scotland, the scotla

there's recognition for rob burrow and kevin sinfield for their work raising funds for mnd charities. england lionesses captain millie bright receives an 0be, with mbes for team—mates mary earps and lauren hemp. there's also controversy over liz truss's resignation honours list after her 49 days as prime minister. a man is charged with the murder of chris marriott, who died after being hit by a car as he helped an unconscious woman. good morning. we're looking at a dry and bright start the north and east. however, it is a day where it is a day where it will turn increasingly unsettled with outbreaks of rain spring into many areas of the uk. very windy with some strong gusts around later on. and if that were not enough some of the rain will turn to snow over this got tojill�*s and that could affect travel plans later on. join me for more details about later on. how a close—up look at the fjords, mountains, and wildlife of scandinavia has been made into a striking new tv series. good morning. it's saturday, 30 december. our main story: the new year's honours list has been published, wit

former rugby league players kevin sinfield and rob burrow have campaigned around motor neurone diseasede cbes. certainly weren't expecting it. this has never been about any recognition, this is about raising money and awareness for the mnd community and fighting for rob. so, you know, ifeel very humbled by the whole thing. three world cup lionesses are recognised for services to football. millie bright, who captained the world cup finalists, says it feels incredible to be made an 0be, while england'sjoint top top goal scorer lauren hemp... saved! ..and golden glove winner mary earps are both made mbes. that they were thinking of ending their lives. for services to broadcasting and baking — most honours go to people not in the public eye. rizwanjaved has saved 29 lives on rail platforms, approaching and talking to people who were showing signs that they were thinking of ending their lives. he's been made an mbe. every intervention that i was involved in, ijust felt like it was a part of life. i never thought it would be recognised to this scale. but it's definitely given me the confiden

after one week and more than 190 miles, kevin sinfield has completed his gruelling challenge of runningfriend and former team—mate rob burrow — came to an emotional end in london. john maguire has spent the past week with kevin — and can explain what happened on the final stretch. cheering. leaving the twickenham rugby stadium was groundhog day — and some. it all started six days, six cities, and more than 169 gruelling miles ago. from wales. to scotland. over to ireland and back. all in december. this was as tough as it gets. richmond park was the venue for the final extra mile... all: well done, kevin! ..and a reminder of why he puts his body through this, as he met people affected by motor neurone disease here to thank kev for all he's done for them. that was good, that was brilliant. brilliant meeting kevin. the whole morning was good, wasn't it? because i guess you you'll have followed the exploits from afar, because i guess you'll have followed the exploits from afar, but this was a chance to sort of get involved, really. yeah, absolutely. the first time we've been involved in any

kevin sinfield, we will be checking in at 8.30 as he gears up for another ultramarathon.ighting mnd. and thanks for making some friends here, also. we are all behind you. the astonishing thing, as he said, he leaves dublin. he must want to get in the bath but he has to get on the plane and fly to brighton and do the next bit. finishes tomorrow. a big day tomorrow in london. if you are in brighton today do get out and cheer him on. not the best weather to complete this. i do not think he expected. a 100—year—old veteran has received france's highest honour for her work at bletchley park — the uk's codebreaking headquarters during world war ii. gladys lewis typed up transcripts of decoded nazi messages, and kept her work secret from her family for 50 years. now, she has been awarded the legion d'honneur, as jo makel reports. veteran sergeant gladys lewis, now legion de honeur, your long overdue medal. this is france's highest honour given to gladys lewis for her contribution to the country's liberation in the second world war. as i say, i was only doing a job of work. but i

and kevin sinfield comes to the end of his incredible challenge for mnd — he's run seven ultra marathons rain to come this weekend, which will at times pretty windy. i will have all the details here on breakfast.

a hero's welcome for kevin sinfield as he finishes day two of seven ultra—marathons in seven days to e stuck for hours. in ambleside, these scenes meant drivers were told to leave their cars and make their way to and emergency refuge. paul smith was one of those stuck there for hours. the snowjust came down, and as you can see now, the road all the way down is still blocked, we're still about 1.5 miles from ambleside, and it's just been like literally moving ten yards, stopping again. this was ant brett's view from his car on the a595 in cumbria on his way to a family wedding. he said he was stuck for 19 hours without food or water or any help from emergency services. siren wails cumbria police and the area's fire and rescue service urged people not to take to the roads. a spokesperson for cumbria constabulary said: communities have been opening local centres for people to stay. many of our community have got that cumbria spirit where they'll crack open hotels and bed and breakfasts and help people out there who are tourists or even just visiting just for the day or even on holiday. w

former rugby league players kevin sinfield and rob burrow have campaigned around motor neurone disease certainly weren't expecting it. and this has never been about any recognition, this is about raising money and awareness for the mnd community and fighting for rob. so, you know, ifeel very humbled by the whole thing. three lionesses are recognised for services to football. millie bright, who captained the world cup finalists, says it feels incredible to be made an 0be. england'sjoint top goal scorer at the world cup, lauren hemp, becomes an mbe, the same honour goes to golden glove and bbc sports personality of the year winner, mary earps. in the entertainment world, tony blackburn says it's unexpected and humbling to be made an 0be for services to broadcast and charity. fellow dj steve wright becomes an mbe, as does bake 0ff star paul hollywood for sservices to broadcasting and baking. most honours go to people not in the public eye. rizwanjaved has saved 29 lives on rail platforms, approaching and talking to people who were showing signs that they were thinking of ending their live

the end is is sight for kevin sinfield as he reaches the final day of his challenge to do seven ultra i will have your full forecast on breakfast. it's thursday the 7th of december.

it's five down, just two more to go for super kevin sinfield and his seven ultra marathons in seven citiesfarm as christmas approaches. in sport.. their olympic dreams — over. england thrash scotland but still miss out on qualifying team gb a place at the paris olympics. and damejudy dench tells us how her life has been shaped by shakespeare, both on and off the screen. good morning.

down to beat the netherlands at wembley. 0ne down, six ultramarathons to go: we catch up with kevin sinfield

if you had an easy weekend, kevin sinfield did not. and for them to meet kevin and the team and to rob burrow vicariously. and this is doddie weir country. what they will do today on the route, which you can check out on the leeds rhinos social accounts. a five is built—in because five was doddie weir's number. seven was rob burrow�*s rugby league shirt number. if yesterday, i think i remember, we were in birmingham. this is what happened. birmingham, a city with reputedly more miles of canals than venice, and kevin sinfield, a man with more miles under his belt than there are canals in both cities combined. another 27 ahead today — the third out of seven with the extra mile right at the start at the alexandra stadium, home of birmingham's commonwealth games. cheering. keep going! people from the local motor neurone disease community were once again able to run with the team. since his diagnosis, sam perkins has raised more than £250,000 to fund the fight. lynn pritchett lost her husband mel to the disease six years ago. ever since, sh

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the work people like kevin sinfield are doing, doddie weir did is going to get us to a place where weam palace so he can put his feet up. cheering. if there's one thing you leave today with from our team, it's that have a great christmas, but spare a thought for those who are a bit less fortunate. and if you can help, if you can pick up the phone, please do it. thank you. there is no stopping him. what an unbelievable week that was. the next a mile every day and all those special peoplejoining a mile every day and all those special people joining for the extra mile. kevin will be here with us on the sofa at 8.30 with proper real news of progress about his fundraising. some brilliant news to share. over £1 million he has raised. well done. here's carol. she is out and about in gorgeous covent garden and the weather is confusing me. what is going on? good morning. it is magical in covent garden. look at the tree and the snow. this tree is 60 feet tall. it has in excess of 30,000 little light bulbs on it. the snow is fantastic. if you do not feel christmassy, you will if it is snowing wh

kevin sinfield starts his latest epic challenge in support of his friend rob burrow.nd it is a bitterly cold start. we had a widespread sharp frost with icy stretches. some of us will see wintry showers. most places dry. i will be here with all the details. a fairly wintry weekend ahead. it's friday, the 1st of december. our main story. israel has resumed fighting with hamas in gaza, after the seven—day ceasefire expired. the israeli military has accused hamas — which is designated a terrorist group by the uk — of violating the terms of the truce agreement. iio hostages held in gaza were exchanged for 240 palestinian prisoners during the pause in fighting, as our middle east correspondent, hugo bachega, reports. after 55 days, together again. mia schem, who is 21, welcomed back by her family. another hostage freed from gaza. this is her mother speaking days before her release. ijust want her back now. you know, our life would never be the same. but we will be all right. the minute she will be here, we will be fine. the truce between israel and hamas has now expired. t

he was diagnosed with mnd aged 37 and since then he and kevin sinfield together have raised over £15 charity. so even though, you know they weren't sports stars, sport stars, it's their charity work that actually they're getting the recognition for. and i think that's what these honours do. they say to people, yes, you can be amazing. you can be incredible. you can draw, highlight issues. but when those people on to an amazing people go on to do an amazing charity, that's what we really love to celebrate. >> okay. eddie phillips, thank you much. we have to leave you very much. we have to leave it simply because of the it there simply because of the time. joining us. time. thank you for joining us. and told okay, it's and that's me told okay, it's 621. if you just joined us. a reminder our top story. this reminder of our top story. this morning. this rishi morning. and it's this rishi sunak nightmare before year sunak nightmare before new year as gb people's poll as a gb news people's poll reveals than half of reveals that more than half of the country feel worse off a year the line.

the end is is sight for kevin sinfield as he reaches the final day of his challenge to do seven ultraarathons in seven days across seven cities. nowhere near as cold across the country today but we have stronger winds and heavy rain at times. i will have your full forecast on breakfast. it's thursday the 7th of december. our main story. rishi sunak is considering who to appoint as immigration minister following robertjenrick�*s dramatic resignation. he left in protest against new legislation designed to give the government the power to send migrants to rwanda. mrjenrick says the bill, which will be presented to parliament today, doesn't go far enough, because people arriving in small boats can still challenge their deportation to rwanda at the european court of human rights. our political correspondent, damian grammaticas, reports. it's nice to see you, have a good evening. why did you resign, sir? the answer is simple. nice to see you all, thanks very much. and it makes this a moment of perilfor rishi sunak. do you think the prime minister will be able to stop _ the boats, mr jenrick

earlier this month the rugby league star kevin sinfield ran seven ultra—marathons over seven days, inkevin sinfield�*s fourth marys on challenge he was going out on the road to not just run but to tour around the uk and ireland. we just run but to tour around the uk and ireland— and ireland. we will give it our best shot _ and ireland. we will give it our best shot and _ and ireland. we will give it our best shot and hopefully - and ireland. we will give it our best shot and hopefully we i and ireland. we will give it our| best shot and hopefully we will and ireland. we will give it our- best shot and hopefully we will see you. best shot and hopefully we will see ou. , ., , ., you. his former leeds rhino teammate. _ you. his former leeds rhino teammate, rob _ you. his former leeds rhino teammate, rob burrow, i you. his former leeds rhino - teammate, rob burrow, diagnosed you. his former leeds rhino _ teammate, rob burrow, diagnosed four years ago with motor neurone disease was, once again,�*s inspiration. what was, once again,'s inspiration. what he is prepared _ was, once again,'s in

tory donors as charity heroes kevin sinfield and rob burrow are refused knighthoods again.ohn griffin , who was mogul john griffin, who was handed the tory party £4 million. liz truss's resignation honours list also slipped out, rewarding 11, as they say, cronies . the rewarding 11, as they say, cronies. the lib dems have piped up and said that this calls the honours system into disrepute. there are a heck of a lot, may i just say, of lib dems in the house of lords, by the way. so you know, there is that. um, okay. the guardian now courts and nhs will not recover until 2030 yet. so i ipp our study says , is that next government says, is that next government will inherit huge challenge to restore public services. the courts backlog rarely gets spoken about enough. i think , spoken about enough. i think, but it is massive people waiting . it's especially for . it's especially bad for innocent who are awaiting innocent people who are awaiting a trial something then a trial for something who then get of get found not guilty. and of course, , um, outstanding course, victims, um,

cooper, shirley bassey, jilly cooper, people outside the world, someone i'm really impressed by is kevin sinfield>> so he had an incredible rugby league career . there's a bit of league career. there's a bit of a southern bias, isn't so a southern bias, isn't there? so the usually the focus is usually on rugby union. rugby man union. i'm a rugby union man myself did brilliant myself but he did brilliant things for great britain as a league . then coached, league player. then he coached, helped, coached england to the point a world cup rugby union point of a world cup rugby union final. but most important, he has work on has done incredible work on pubuchy has done incredible work on publicity for mnd and there's some other great names. >> we're going to get back to you later in the show, but we need to move on to exclusive need to move on to an exclusive poll, from people's polling need to move on to an exclusive polgb from people's polling need to move on to an exclusive polgb news,| people's polling need to move on to an exclusive polgb news, which .e's polling need to move on to an exclusive p