it turned out this was a man in the lancashire area, pass the lancashire police.umed lancashire police would now know the name of the suspect, they would arrest and charge him. pretty simple, i thought. it did not turn out to be that way. lancashire police told me they did not have the necessity to arrest. they would knock on his door, they did get a couple of times. they told neighbours they were looking for him and i was really concerned. they had given him the wherewithal to destroy the phone and get rid of the evidence. he knew they were looking for them. i was really concerned, i had done a lot of reporting unfortunately on violence against women, harassment against women. i reported on the case of sarah everard and wayne couzens, the police officer who had committed indecent exposures before he went on to murder sarah. they are seen as a red flag. i wanted this man stopped because i was worried he could go on to commit more serious offences. eventually after my pushing they did go and arrest this man. great, i thought that we now have some progress. surprise

there could be some showers around lancashire, into northern parts of wales, but generally speaking,the south—west. another spell of potentially very heavy rain on the way. it shouldn't last for too long. this is a smaller area of low pressure compared to what bert was, but it could be an intense storm developing just as it moves across southern parts. rain affecting southern areas of the uk, certainly south—western england, wales in the morning and through the afternoon, exiting the south—east of the country, butjust as it pulls away a sting in its tail. there could be gales around coasts of lincolnshire, also east anglia and possibly coastal areas of the south—east, but, hopefully, the worst will be out to sea. it will impact though the low countries. i think for most on wednesday it's going to be a dry and bright day. the potential for some nasty weather in the south—east and east anglia at some point on wednesday — not a guarantee. here's the outlook then, as we head through the rest of the week and into the weekend. i'm very pleased to say the weather is going to be generally ca

murky conditions, with some patchy light rain and drizzle, particularly for western hills, here is lancashirehe north east of higher ground, such as here in aberdeenshire, of course for st andrews day. tomorrow, we will be keeping the mild air. there will be some showers. some of those showers possibly heavy, especially towards the west, but also some spells of brightness and sunshine. this weather front gradually approaching from the west. we are keeping the strength of that southerly to south—westerly wind as we head through this evening and overnight. it will feel brisk at times through these irish sea coasts. bands of rain tracking eastwards, plenty of cloud around, some clearer spells developing across parts of western scotland into northern ireland, but temperatures do remain in double figures to start off the day tomorrow, so it's a mild start to the day for this time of year. and then into tomorrow morning itself, these bands of rain and showers keep tracking further eastwards, there will always be a lot of cloud across parts of east anglia for much of the day but some brighter skies

people—smuggler has been jailed for 17 years, after arranging small—boat crossings from his home in lancashire three separate crossings from france to the uk late last year, but investigators believe he was involved in many more. here's our north of england correspondent danny savage. he was feted as being the best smuggler, but it wasn't drugs or goods he was moving, amanj hasan zada was sending a different commodity, humans, from the middle east across europe to the uk. this social media video was believed to have been filmed in iraq in 2021. the song was about him being a master of his illegal trade, with the obligatory guns and glamour. it all ended in a street in preston in may this year when a major operation by the national crime agency saw the 34—year—old iranian national arrested. today he was convicted and jailed. it demonstrates how we can work internationally, our reach is global in its scope, we have a number of officers embedded with law enforcement organisations around the world, through those conduits we are able to work in collaboration with our partners. he drummed up trade b

in rural lancashire, houses here in pendle have some of the worst insulation in the country.ng a fortune. people need the help from me, i and i can't leave until i know i've kind of fulfilled my promise to them. i hello, good morning, it'sjessica. i'm calling from - the open door centre. i see an influx of pensioners coming in who their utility bills _ are probably on par with a family. notjust pensioners, single people, people on their own who are having to heat the full house. it's expensive. most pensioners won't get extra help because of the cuts to the winter fuel allowance this year, which the prime minister says was necessary. there were lots of decisions we had to make in the budget which, to be perfectly honest, i'd have preferred not to have had to make. there are a number of people who are entitled to pension credit who aren't claiming it, and it's very important that we take up that...or they take up that entitlement. there are fixed deals available now which could save money, so the regulator is encouraging people to shop around. but energy bills in the new year

murky conditions, with some patchy light rain and drizzle, particularly for western hills, here is lancashirer. there will be some showers. some of those showers possibly heavy, especially towards the west, but also some spells of brightness and sunshine. this weather front gradually approaching from the west. we are keeping the strength of that southerly to south—westerly wind as we head through this evening and overnight. it will feel brisk at times through these irish sea coasts. bands of rain tracking eastwards, plenty of cloud around, some clearer spells developing across parts of western scotland into northern ireland, but temperatures do remain in double figures to start off the day tomorrow, so it's a mild start to the day for this time of year. and then into tomorrow morning itself, these bands of rain and showers keep tracking further eastwards, there will always be a lot of cloud across parts of east anglia for much of the day but some brighter skies developing for central western areas, another rash of showers, some of which could turn out to be heavy, across northern ireland, tow

here is lancashire underneath the cloud.shine to the north east of higher ground, such as here in aberdeenshire, of course, for st andrew's day. tomorrow we will be keeping the mild air. there will be some showers. some of those showers possibly heavy, especially towards the west, but also some spells of brightness and sunshine. this weather front gradually approaching from the west. we are keeping the strength of that southerly to south—westerly wind as we head through this evening and overnight. it will feel quite brisk at times. through these irish sea coasts bands of rain tracking eastwards. plenty of cloud around. some clearer spells developing across parts of western scotland into northern ireland, but temperatures do remain in double figures to start off the day tomorrow, so it's a mild start to the day for this time of year. and then into tomorrow morning itself, these bands of rain and showers keep tracking further eastwards. there will always be a lot of cloud across parts of east anglia for much of the day, but so

murky conditions, with some patchy light rain and drizzle, particularly for western hills, here is lancashiree to the north east of higher ground, such as here in aberdeenshire, of course for st andrew's day. tomorrow, we will be keeping the mild air. there will be some showers. some of those showers possibly heavy, especially towards the west, but also some spells of brightness and sunshine. this weather front gradually approaching from the west. we are keeping the strength of that southerly to south—westerly wind as we head through this evening and overnight. it will feel brisk at times through these irish sea coasts. bands of rain tracking eastwards, plenty of cloud around, some clearer spells developing across parts of western scotland into northern ireland, but temperatures do remain in double figures to start off the day tomorrow, so it's a mild start to the day for this time of year. and then into tomorrow morning itself, these bands of rain and showers keep tracking further eastwards, there will always be a lot of cloud across parts of east anglia for much of the day but some brighter

murky conditions, with some patchy light rain and drizzle, particularly for western hills, here is lancashireurse for st andrew's day. tomorrow, we will be keeping the mild air. there will be some showers. some of those showers possibly heavy, especially towards the west, but also some spells of brightness and sunshine. this weather front gradually approaching from the west. we are keeping the strength of that southerly to south—westerly wind as we head through this evening and overnight. it will feel brisk at times through these irish sea coasts. bands of rain tracking eastwards, plenty of cloud around, some clearer spells developing across parts of western scotland into northern ireland, but temperatures do remain in double figures to start off the day tomorrow, so it's a mild start to the day for this time of year. and then into tomorrow morning itself, these bands of rain and showers keep tracking further eastwards, there will always be a lot of cloud across parts of east anglia for much of the day but some brighter skies developing for central western areas, another rash of showers, some

the lancashire healer will make its debut alongside more than 200 other breeds.e little devil and killer has been recognized as an official breed in the uk since 1981, it joined the american kennel club's official list of dog breeds at the beginning of this year. the breed will be part of the herding group. coming up tonight. yeah, pretty cute. >> coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 5. helping those in need this holiday season. how bay area communities are coming together to help the less fortunate. also, another big court ruling talking about the san jose state volleyball team as they get. >> set to play in the conference tournament. and remember, you can stream kron for news on your tv for free with the new kron-on app. available for download on apple tv, roku, fire tv and samsung tv. >> you can also stream kron for news on the go with the kron 4 mobile or watch us online at kron 4 dot com. our friends at 5 is next. >> now at 5 traveling for the holidays, thousands of locals are hitting the skies roads and >> even the tracks. and checking off that thanksgiving

>> right down below you, this is a lancashire heeler. >> he weighs about 12 pounds.ty dog. he is going to run out there with the cows. why just this type of breed now? >> it takes a while to get enough and have a following. kim mcintyre is involved. she's from cape cod coming down to visit us. >> tell us about the two friends down here on the end. >> we have our scottish terrier. ernesto has won best in show. this is beatrice. she's lighting the world on fire with best in show and winning international. >> we have -- go ahead, your chance to show off. >> this is a petite bassett. this is archie. he loves going on walks and meeting people and meeting an occasional rat. imagine that in new york. >> it is quite a tradition. >> this is our 23rd year. >> the watch the dog show. when you are calling the dog show, are there any breeds that every year, year in, year out, you pull for? >> yeah. we have been pulling for the goldenen retriever. i don't know who we have to write to. everybody loves a golden. for some reason, we just haven't had a best in show in that breed. >> w

exposed by the sunday times who have through the crown estate, the duchy of cornwall and duchy of lancashireeach per year, and okay, i think fair enough. but on the back of the nhs on prisons, from schools, they cream it and also charities. so charities that they represented, like red nose day and marie curie, every time they fundraised or appeared in them, they were making money. >> okay. all right . today's >> okay. all right. today's winner of the union jackass. it's going to be emily maitlis for the old swearing on air. two out of two it is. i know it could have gone, david. >> i think she was pure entertainment. i've got to say she was pure entertainment. >> i think i've done that a couple of times already. so. right. we're going to go over now to our headliners this evening, which was presented by the wonderful cressida, cressida. so what have you got coming up on your show this evening. >> good evening patrick. >> good evening patrick. >> it's going to be a great show tonight. >> we will of course be discussing the us election. >> you won't be surprised to hear that. >> i've got a gre

axel rudakubana of banks , lancashire, rudakubana of banks, lancashire, is charged with the murders oflice de silva, akua bebe king and elsie dot stancombe, who died following the stabbings at the heart space in southport shortly before midday on the 29th of july. the teenager is charged with the attempted murder of eight other children, who cannot be named for legal reasons, as well as instructor leanne lucas and businessman john hayes. he is also charged with possession of a knife. he is due to appear at liverpool crown court for a plea and trial preparation hearing. this afternoon . and finally, almost afternoon. and finally, almost half of warm water coral reef building species are at risk of going extinct . the conservation going extinct. the conservation status for all 892 species were analysed for the threatened species red list, ahead of cop29 in azerbaijan. the data revealed that at the current projections, 44% of all coral species are threatened and could be extinct in the near future . well, those in the near future. well, those are your latest gb news headlines. for now, i'

by the way, it was in lancashire . by the way, it was in lancashire.others omar and mohammed badreddin were jailed in march this year for multiple counts of rape, including that of a 13 year old girl, eritrean phil montclare , who's 29, raped phil montclare, who's 29, raped a woman in leeds in 2018. he was jailed for more than six years. i could go on for a very long time and then you've got the pressures on public services on top of all of this. i mean, dentists, gps, as one lady points out . points out. >> there were concerns too , >> there were concerns too, about adding pressures on local gp services in the country and get what i want to see a doctor. >> well, i suppose the good thing for her is that we're being told that loads of these illegal immigrants are doctors and engineers, so presumably they can build more gp surgeries and then work in them. just today, greater manchester police wished everyone a very happy christmas by telling us, oh don't worry, we'll have armed police at manchester's christmas market. why do we need armed police? well,

supply board has said that high winds have caused power outages for around 60,000 customers, and in lancashire, the championship game between blackburn and portsmouth has been postponed. our northern ireland reporter dougie beattie is in county down for us today and has been urging people to take care. >> late last night we about 3:00 in the morning we had snow. now we've been battered by winds and really, really ice cold rain . really, really ice cold rain. it's not sleet. the rain is just so freezing cold. and what's happenedis so freezing cold. and what's happened is the roads are now flooded, trees are down and underneath that line water is ice . so anybody that is out and ice. so anybody that is out and about this morning, please, please be very, very careful. >> the ministry of justice has said that immediate action has been taken after blueprints of prisons in england and wales had been leaked online. the government has said it has become aware of a data breach in which detailed prison layouts had been shared on the dark web over the past two weeks. the blueprints are said to include th

gb news reporter jack carson will be live from a farm in lancashire and a blockbuster boxing bout. >>ike tyson takes on youtuber jake paul tomorrow. will it be the fight of the century or a celebrity circus .7 celebrity circus? >> running through the theme of today's show will be the peculiar state of affairs. we've got ourselves into with these so—called non—crime hate incidents . if these incidents incidents. if these incidents are not crimes as their name would suggest, what on earth is the police doing investigating exactly the idea of gathering intelligence is something that you more associate with the secret services, rather than police, who are there just to uphold the law. >> if you've not broken a law, why are the police involved , why are the police involved, especially children? >> yeah, i mean, it's crazy enough going afterjournalists like allison pearson, but going against eight year old children for playground insults. i mean, this stuff is beyond orwellian and all these crimes crimes, i should say in inverted commas, are predicated on the fact that there's an intention

supply board has said that high winds have caused power outages for almost 60,000 customers, and in lancashirethe championship game between blackburn and portsmouth is just one of the games to be postponed. our northern ireland reporter dougie beattie is in county down for us today and has been urging people today and has been urging people to take care . to take care. >> late last night we about 3:00 in the morning. we had snow. now we've been battered by winds and really, really ice cold rain. it's not sleet. the rain is just so freezing cold. and what's happenedis so freezing cold. and what's happened is the roads are now flooded, trees are down. and underneath that line water is ice. so anybody that is out and about this morning, please, please be very, very careful . please be very, very careful. >> a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after one man died and another was critically injured during a shooting in birmingham. police were called to edgbaston at around 11:00 last night. one man in his 20s was found in a car but was pronounced dead at the scene. another man in his 30s w

we are here at the university of central lancashire in preston with expert and a live audience to helpou beat the fraudsters. in sport, relief for ruben as the new boss of manchester united enjoys his first win. but ruben amorin�*s side, had to come from behind to finally see off the norwegian side, bodo/glimt in the europa league. and kevin sinfield prepares to embark on his latest ultra—marathon challenge for mnd, in memory of his former team mate, rob burrow. and it may be turning milder this weekend, but i have come to stockel parkjust outside weekend, but i have come to stockel park just outside wetherby where they are getting into the festive spirit. all coming up this friday morning on breakfast. good morning. it's friday, 29th november. mps are facing a momentous decision today, as they prepare to vote on a bill which would allow assisted dying in england and wales. if passed, it would allow terminally ill adults to end their lives, after the approval of two doctors and a high courtjudge. today's debate comes after weeks of intense discussion, with strong opinions on both sides