a poor start for dave furner, in his first game in charge of leeds.matty lee won today's10—metre sychronised event at the british national diving cup. one of the biggest sporting events of the year takes place tomorrow night as the la rams play the new england patriots in superbowl 53. it's a third successive superbowl appearance for the patriots, and it's set to be a huge night for their coach bill belichick, who's aiming to win a sixth championship. seth bennett is there... welcome to atlanta on what is a gorgeous spring saturday afternoon. earlier this week, that the rights of the big heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures but the weather has played away. if you look behind me, i am weather has played away. if you look behind me, iam neck said weather has played away. if you look behind me, i am neck said the nfl experience. this is in the centre of the time, people are having a great afternoon. the music is thumping. everybody is getting into super bowl spirits. it is a really huge at that. i have covered 0lympic spirits. it is a really huge at

eight years, non stanford trained alongside the brownlee brothers at the elite triathlon centre in leedse just missed out on a medal at the last olympics. now at the age of 30, to try and get back to the top of her sport, she has left the country and joined an international training group. tom brown reports from her new base in fuerteventura. when it's 20 degrees in the winter, maybe choosing the canary islands over the uk seems an obvious decision, but for non stanford to leave leeds, one of the main centres of british triathlon, was a painstaking choice, but when she felt she simply had to make. non sta nford felt she simply had to make. non stanford is the champion of the world. world champion in her first senior season in 2015 —— 2013, showed her talent but injury has scuppered her since. great after the olympics but i felt my enjoyment for the sport had whittled away and i was not enjoying training as much or racing as much anymore and i got to the point where i knew i did not wa nt to the point where i knew i did not want to walk away from the sport but i had to change something. s

life for residents on this street in leeds has been pretty grim for weeks.overflowing full stop ——it has been about 3— four weeks. overflowing full stop ——it has been about 3- four weeks. it is disgusting and we have seen rats everywhere. since we filmed this week, leeds city council that they have come back to cat —— collect these bins but last year 1.8 million complaints were made about rubbish being uncollected and figures from councils across the uk show the number of complaints has increased by one third since 2014. waste collection teams go out in all weather, bad winters coupled, making it easierfor residents weather, bad winters coupled, making it easier for residents to complain online can contribute to more complaints. there are warnings that budget cuts are now making the job harder. there is considerably less money. i think every year from that, we have been saving money. local government association said 99% of bins up collected without complaint and councils will also receive extra funding in the coming year to provide all services. moron—mac a

so perhaps one day that leeds experiment could be seen on the streets of birmingham. many places, is suffering from retail recession. it is thought around 200,000 people will lose theirjobs here in the uk. so ben godfrey has come here to take the temperature here and look at potential solutions. wolverhampton is home to a quarter of a million people. it boasts a football club thriving in the premier league. beside a high street facing retail relegation. it lacks a bit of a grand vision. the shutters are down, and shoppers need a lift. what do you make of wolverhampton at the moment as a place to come and shop? crap. we will meet traders taking huge risks to survive. i normally hide out of the way if a new customer comes in so they can have a look around before i leap on them. and an online business bagging big sales. being on ebay, the platform is setup with customers just funnelled through. we all know the high street‘s suffering. but has anyone got a solution? i've been trying to find out. i was iwasa i was a child of the 80s. i remember wolverhampton, shopping on d

now i'm surrounded by a great team in leeds, a lot of the time i was self coaching.to me getting injured quite a lot. now i've got someone injured quite a lot. now i've got someone to help me with that, i'm confident that we won't be dealing with as many injuries. the last 0lympic with as many injuries. the last olympic games in 2016 saw the lowest moment of her illustrious career so far. an agonising fourth—place finish, she admits she only is just getting over this. all this fuels the fire to get to the next 0lympic games at tokyo 2020. she believes this new training environment and this new training environment and this new training environment and this new coach or put in best possible shape to get there.|j this new coach or put in best possible shape to get there. i would love to go back and have another crack at it, even if it was successful, i'd like to tap the opportunity to do that again. i want to be at the top end of the field and fighting for a podium. hopefully ican and fighting for a podium. hopefully i can put myself back in a position and really enjoy

they said leeds' conduct "fell significantly short of the standards expected" and it "must not be repeatedm the championship side was found acting suspiciously outside derby's training ground before the fixture between the two sides last month. boss marcelo bielsa later admitted that he had sent someone to watch every team they had played train. it was a crucial opening day for caster semenya at the court of arbitaration for sport. athletics governing body the iaaf is attempting to limit the levels of testosterone in her body, which they claim gives her an unfair advantage. lose, and it will have a huge impact notjust on her career but the sport as a whole. our sports news correspondent richard conway reports from low—zan. you have to walk before you can run. a two—time olympic champion, caster semenya's journey has brought her to the highest courts. she is challenging new regulations to require female athletes with naturally high testosterone level to ta ke naturally high testosterone level to take medication to lower their hormone prior to competing. the lawyers claimed that that is disc

not in leeds, no. -- i just wanted. we have been relatively...ays. this is... iam not of coverage in many, many ways. this is... i am not going to say that name. it is a village in wales. the thing is, i do not want to offend anyone in wales but it is a village in wales and it looks beautiful. we had all that coverage we had correspondence all over the country saying in that it was covered in snow and others saying it was fine. lam one snow and others saying it was fine. i am one of those kind of weird individuals who has no problem with this. maybe i should move to that weird village in wales, i would be very happy. we have been talking today about swimming, are you any good serving? yeah, i rather like serving. i do, yeah. we are talking about later because john serving. i do, yeah. we are talking about later becausejohn legend as having lessons at the age of 40, he hears. he hasjust started learning to swim but tom ash, richard, both of us, no good at swimming, not great memories of swimming we were younger. by that my children are absolutely

leeds travel to champions wigan on friday, while warrington host hull kingston rovers on saturday.or several minutes. that is a big cat! the reason for the ‘paws' was this little pitch invader. sorry! they're meant to be good luck, right? try telling everton that. they lost 3—1 to wolves. but even the winning manager was a bit spooked. so scared! so scared!” so scared! so scared! i don't know how long it lasted but... it was one minute or more. the commentator on final score was, he was commentating on the cat. as though it was trying to score a goal, a whisker wide and things like that, it was very good. lovely, lovely, iam things like that, it was very good. lovely, lovely, i am glad things like that, it was very good. lovely, lovely, iam glad it things like that, it was very good. lovely, lovely, i am glad it was all right. it was fine. well, was it? how is your swimming? you have the physique. i am all right. are you good at the whole breeding... you can tell i am not a good swimmer. controlling your breath? —— one —— breathing. i can sort of, you know when you struggle with yo

shefield united will stay second on goal difference ahead of leeds if they can win. to pay tribute to one of their icons — england's world cup winning goalkeeper gordon banks, who died earlier this month. banks spent six years with stoke in the late 60s and early 70s. it was also the city where he lived for much of his later life. the home supporters revealed a green goalkeeping shirt during a minute's silence, and stoke's goalkeeperjack butland wore a commemorative replica jersey. there were three games in the scottish premiership today... hearts drew with bottom side st mirren. livingstone beat kilmarnock. third placed aberdeen won at stjohnstone andceltic and rangers are both playing tomorrow... it's the league cup final at wembley tomorrow and manchester city could do the double after their women's team won the continental league cup today. they beat holders arsenal on penalties. jo currie reports from bramhall lane. for teams in england women's this final had promised a lot, arguably the two a lot, arguably the two form teams in england women's football coming t

counter—terrorism police in leeds have arrested a man on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts.police say the 33—year—old was held as part of a pre—planned operation into suspected extreme right—wing activity. a property in leeds is being searched by police votes are being counted in nigeria's closely fought presidential election. nearly 73 million people were eligible to vote, making it the biggest in african history. a handful of polling stations remained open into a second day after logistical problems and violence meant some people had not been able to cast their ballots. as our nigeria correspondent explained to me a little earlier, it's likely to be some time before we get any results from the vote. we have just heard from the electoral commission in the past hour, saying that voting is still going on in some places, but the majority of the votes have gone ahead. there were delays in other places where there was violence in some parts of the south of the country. those have been put off indefinitely. we are expecting to hear from the electoral commission any minute now as

that win lifts leeds up to seventh. while hull kr beat london broncos 22—12.family believes she has given birth. the news comes as president trump is the main european countries to come hundreds of islamic state fighters captured in syria and put them on trial. a little earlier, macer gifford came into the studio. we cannot use his real name for legal reasons. i begin by asking him about his thoughts on the case. she is certainly unrepentant. i see no evidence that she is any less of a threat now than she was when she first went out. i want the british government to treat her with extreme caution. we can't get this wrong. people's lives are at stake. a lot of people are going to be in the situation where they went out for whatever reason, some idealistic, but the reality of what they have seen and experienced might not only have an impact, a deep psychological impact, but their views may not have changed. what do you make of donald trump's suggestion that it is down to us as european countries to, if necessary, bring these people back and put them on trial and

they find themselves behind, the score at the moment salford 1a, leeds rhinos 20.don broncos. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. videos and photographs promoting animal cruelty and illegal more now on our top story: the family of the teenager shamima begum, who left britain four years ago to join islamic state in syria, believe she has given birth. it comes as president trump has demanded that european countries take back hundreds of islamic state fighters captured in syria and put them on trial. earlier i spoke to macer gifford. he fought alongside kurdish forces against islamic state for more than a year and a half. we can't give macer‘s real name for legal reasons. i began by asking him about his thoughts on the shamima begum case. she is certainly unrepentant, i see no evidence that she is any less of a threat now than she was when she first went out. i want the british government to treat her with extreme caution. we cannot get this wrong. people's lives are at stake. a lot of people are in the situation where they went out

based in leeds, the yorkshire post is yorkshire's national paper.rely a custodian. 100 years ago, people got their news from the local paper. today, many of us get our news online, while the internet has destroyed the market in classified advertising. according to the press gazette, 245 local newspapers have shut since 2005 alone. what we have is, essentially, a business model that's acutely challenged by declining revenues. but the dichotomy of more people demanding our content than never before. local papers have been asking government for help, particularly from what they see as the predatory behaviour of technology firms like google and facebook. the government response was to ask dame frances cairncross to publish a review on the future of high quality news. it suggests... ..and its impact on the commercial sector. i asked dame frances why she resisted lobbying from the industry to classify tech platforms as publishers and make them pay for news content. there's no way that the platforms are going to pay for content. i think they would rather s

a property in leeds is being searched by police.geria's closely fought presidential election. nearly 73 million people were eligable to vote, making it the biggest in african history. a handful of polling stations remained open into a second day after logistical problems and violence meant some people had not been able to cast their ballots. let's get the latest now from our correspondent tomi oladipo whojoins me now from the capital abuja. it seems to have passed off without too many incidents. is there any indication of how long it will take before there is a result? that is going to be some while. we have just heard from the electoral commission in the past are saying that voting is still going on in some places, but the majority of the votes have gone ahead. there were delays in other places, where there was violence, in some parts of the south of the country. those have been put off indefinitely. we are expecting to hear from the electoral commission any minute now as to what is going to happen with those but for the general re

that is the equivalent of every man, child and woman in birmingham, leeds, glasgow and manchester fling on foot. this is a human crisis and what is shocking about venezuela is that it has oil reserves which could make it one of the richest countries in the world and this is a question of failure of governance in the world. it has gone on the years. we have seen food and medicine shortages, hyper inflation, it has decimated peoples pay. they are having to go through the hindi mt, it is difficult to breathe because it is so high, it is cold, humanitarian aid stop piled out of the country that the president is refusing to accept and closing borders. the future of these people fleeing venezuela, what can they expect to find in columbia, for example? many at taking treacherous roads into columbia. on the one hand there will be a welcoming on the human level but can those countries cope with the influx? we've seen this in other parts of the world with a massive wave of people, this or it in germany with refugees from syria, refugees from africa tried to get into italy to get access into the e

but first lets go to harry in leeds. 1.8 million complaints about bins in the uk, what makes leeds particularlyhis is something that gets people really wound up everywhere. particularly where you are and some of you are looking in on the programme tonight?“ are and some of you are looking in on the programme tonight? it is indeed. i suppose that the answer goes down to austerity. one of the points that you get is that every single counsel in the country will be pleading poverty in some shape or form at the moment. and of course the government is now turning around and saying well, we are going to get councils an extra billion pounds to try and help with certain situations. the reality may be that rubbish collection might not be one of the priorities. that is why people get so angry. because one of the basic things you get when you pay your council tax, you expect your bins to be collected and indeed every one week or two weeks. in whatever shape or form that materialises in. so i think it is a issue which gets people very hot under the collar to say the least. before i leave you. gordon thanks

they'd been docked points for breaching the salary cap, but after tonight's 3a—16 win over leeds they'rero points mid table on points difference. it's a boost for wigan ahead of next week's world club challenge game he crushed him in the semifinal. he will play barry hawkins for the title. ben stokes has been named in the 12 man squad along with mark wood and keatonjennings, who was dropped for the second test. stokes had been a doubt after suffering a bruised heel earlier in the week. well earlier the bbc‘s cricket team gave their reaction to the squad announcement for the final test in st lucia. and looks like they went back to what they know. may be, it may be, that caused a little bit confusion in barbados for the first test match. no matter what side you are going to take, you are not going to win with that kind of combat, let you and to be but see as one thing, the rail engine room there, dad ducking out of holes and numerous occasions. —— they are digging out of holes and numerous occasions. they had this week to put their needs and the hat as players. ultimately, more importantly

salford red devils‘s unbeaten record in super league was ended by leeds rhinos this afternoon. bottom up to seventh. hull kr beat london broncos 22 points to 12 in the other game. it's the battle of two former champions in snooker‘s welsh open final. and it's australia's neil robertson who has the edge. he began the final session with a five frames to three lead against the english open champion stuart bingham, who looked like winning the opening frame. but robertson produced a break of 65 to recover from 53—0 down and win the frame to make it 6—3. the match is the best of 17 frames. live coverage is on the bbc sport website and bbc red button. double european indoor champion laura muir is one of a record—equalling 48 athletes named by great britain for next month's european indoor championships in glasgow, perhaps unsurprising following her performance yesterday. she will defend her 1500 and 3000—metre titles at the event and demonstrated she's in line to retain both after taking five seconds off the british record for the indoor mile in birmingham yesterday. sprinter asha phi

former leeds manjimmy keinhorst was the hero as he snatched victory from the jaws of defeat.d beat catalan dragons and salford beat huddersfield. it's one of the biggest sporting events in the world. american football's super bowl takes place on sunday and in atlanta — the fans have been arriving in their thousands to watch the new england patriots against the los angeles rams. the bbc‘s jason bell is in place for us. welcome to atlanta! we are on radio row, the media row, super bowl l three! you can see it! you can feel it! it is live an act of! i will let you know a full, things to look for it but the big game on sunday. this is all about old versus new. the old quys is all about old versus new. the old guys on the block versus the new. they do england patriots had been here before versus the la rams with the first time being there. you have quarterback tom brady versus the new kid on the block. you also have a young up—and—coming vibrant coach of sean against bill belichick, the man who has done more to anybody before. this is going to be an outstanding game. i cannot wait

goals from teemu pukki sealed victory for norwich in the second half as they move two points ahead of leedsw with women's super league leaders manchester city. tessa wullaert opened the scoring for city before georgia stanway made it two, finding the corner from 18 yards. but chelsea rallied back in the second half withji so—yun pulling one back early, before scoring a deflected free kick with just minutes of the match remaining to claim a point. let's have a look at some of the rest of today's news lindsey vann who is the most successful alpine scare in history has raced for the last time. she's managed to take the bronze medal in it the downhill at the alpine ski championships in sweden. the former 0lympic championships in sweden. the former olympic and idlewild champion who is 34 years old, and announces last week she would be retiring after these championships, you might remember she crashed heavily in earlier in the week, but she made a solid run in the downhill, and it does also mean she's the old est and it does also mean she's the oldest woman to secure a metal out of world champion

what we're supposed to do here we're supposed to do and we know there are logistics program common in leeds but our community is a civilized community we are determined and ready two weeks to vote our civic rights and we're going to do that today but do you blame i think the electoral commission for showing up that late they had a long time to plan it in your robot learn on in there you know we don't blame anybody want to get a result we're not there for blooms to vote that is what we're going to do let him do a new department out women that will still vote i thank you very much sir so you can see a lot of patient voters right now here but the mood was a little bit different when i came here for the first time and the electoral offices were not here of course people were aggressive and disappointed not really aggressive but disappointed certainly that there was a delay but now it seems things are going on. things are going on learning is underway but there have been reports of violence tell us what you're hearing. right not here in lagos but in the northeast of the country that's the area w

leeds united have been fined £200,000 by the english football league for spying on opponents' trainingnth. and britain's george russell has high hopes for his first season as a formula one driver, but his williams team couldn't get their new car to barcelona on time for four days of testing. i'll be back with more on those stories later. see you in half an hour. thank you, sally. each year in the uk, more than 50,000 people die from sepsis. it's a serious complication resulting from an infection, and can lead to multiple organ failure. now a team at the university of strathclyde hopes a new test they've developed could help speed up diagnosis, potentially saving thousands of lives a year. tim muffett reports. twice my heart stopped, i had two cardiac arrests in hospital, and i was in an induced coma for eight days. what started as a sore throat nearly ended ryan's life. i went to the doctor and was sent home. i was gradually feeling more unwell and i really couldn't recognise what was happening to me. my whole body ached, i felt really confused. ryan was sent home again by a different

based in leeds, the yorkshire post is yorkshire's national paper.news from the local paper. today, many of us get our news online, while the internet has destroyed the market in classified advertising. according to the press gazette, 245 local newspapers have shut since 2005 alone. so what we have is essentially a business model that's acutely challenged by declining revenues, but the dichotomy of more people demanding our content than ever before. local papers have been asking government for help, particularly from what they see as the predatory behaviour of technology firms like google and facebook. the government response was to ask dame frances cairncross to publish a review on the future of high—quality news. it suggests a regulator to oversee the quality of news on online platforms, tax relief to encourage online subscription models, and that 0fcom investigate the size of bbc news and its impact on the comercial sector. i asked dame frances why she resisted lobbying from the industry to classify tech platforms as publishers and make them pay f

when he woke up, he allege leed reached for his gun. officers then opened fire. they have been placed on leave. >>> two men caught on camera robbing a san jose liquor store. these twooo hel up sean market on julian street. one waved a gun at the cashiers, demanding all the money. the pair made away with cash and a couple bottles of hickor. >>> a literal atm withdrawal has police looking for a trio of crooks. you can see the big machine trailing behind them. it happened on university avenue. the suv the suspects used was steal friend albany. >>> it looks like plans between the transbay transit center and the. >> reporter: the high-speed rail project is overbudget and years behind schedule. now the governor is announcing some serious doubt on those grand plans. it was animation of what the transbay terminal would look like approximate and when the high-speed rail is incorporated. the service would connect the megaregions of the state. >> the current project as landed would cost too much. it would take too long. there's been too little oversight and not enough trans

certainly the leeds excising are going to. find out why the kick. right now. the byron faithful know better than anybody how quickly things can change it feels like just yesterday that the club was in crisis with speculation about nico kovacs possibly heading for a premature exit. have stumbled by and have kept up a steady trucks i'm not now breathing down. they're coming off a big away draw a little pool where manuel neuer looked back to his old self at happy martinez a rotational play of the season put in a vintage performance. by will a champions league hangover distract him from that league match a good ten thousand and two that were involved in all three competitions in the cup the champions league and the pundits they guess of which makes this match incredibly important for me all that matters is we win this even though and if it's spectacular great if it's a bit less spectacular i couldn't care less it is news of the. lion seemed to take his pre-match words to heart they were dominant from the opening whistle even if they didn't manage to do much specta

leeds united have been fined £200,000 by the english football league for spying on opponents‘ traininglo bielsa admitted he sent someone to watch derby train before the fixture between the two sides last month. boxing fans‘ hopes of seeing a rematch between tyson fury and wbc heavyweight world champion deontay wilder could be in doubt. the briton‘s signed a deal with a rival tv broadcaster to wilder which could make it harder to arrange their second fight. and britain's george russell has high hopes for his first season as a formula 1 driver, but his williams team are the only one which couldn't get their new car to barcelona on time for four days of testing. i'm not sure, if i were running the publicity department for them, whether i would have let him just stand there looking forlorn, text in the body, where is this car? like he has lost his luggage. it isa has lost his luggage. it is a logistical nightmare getting all of that equipment around the world. it is a travelling circus. they had technical problems. the newspapers picking up on that saying eve ryo he newspapers picking up o

leeds travel to champions wigan on friday, while warrington host hull kingston rovers on saturday.his little pitch invader. sorry. they're meant to be good luck, right? try telling everton that. they lost 3—1 to wolves. that poor little pussy cat! but not little, really, quite a big one. the mayor of liverpool twittered that everton was a team of pussycats having their tummies tickled. you could blame the stewards for pussyfooting around. i can only apologise! one of the biggest events in the american sporting calendar, the super bowl, takes place in atlanta tonight. the los angeles rams will play the new england patriots, with more than 100 million people expected to watch on television. so what can they expect? let's speak to former nfl player shawne merriman. thank you forjoining us. give us a sense of the anticipation, the new england patriots and tom brady aiming to make history, give us a sense of what is happening. there's so much build—up leading up to the biggest game of these guys lives speakers when the season starts there all 0—0, everyone wants a championship break and

in the day's earlier game, leeds returned to the top of the table thanks to a 101st minute equaliserderby and nottingham forest. birmingham led 4—0 at qpr — quite a comeback was on the cards at loftus road — the home side missing a penalty late on to make it 4—4. the games at rotherham and sheffield wednesday both ended in draws while swansea beat millwall. england's cricketers have endured a difficult start in the third and final test against the west indies in saint lucia. the hosts have an unassailable 2—0 lead going into the match and have reduced england to a few wickets approaching tea. patrick gearey has been following the action. a cry to the heavens for help, or a necessary step england responded to the banking problems by recalling keatonjennings to they only chop last week. before long, he will stop again. this time by chase in the slips. jennings career seems stuck ona slips. jennings career seems stuck on a lieutenant any endings condemned to end like that. nowhere fast, england scratched along. west indies thought they had joe denly caught behind, he was reprieved only

would end up looking at leeds have been a slave to fled rising crime and poverty has been in europe the to. the resigned. negotiations we've seen throughout venezuela history will not change the government because all the power that intake in. mexico and the other countries are doing it's actually due to resign we can't have a dialogue on the. sides agree they want peace and prosperity and. it is still not clear despite the best efforts of the international community there are any closer to achieving it. the sister of thailand's king has been declared as a leading candidate for prime minister next month's elections the first since the military power in twenty fourteen when haye has more from bangkok. the intriguing and often unpredictable world of type politics just went to another level this is the official launch of the election campaign that vote due to take place on march twenty fourth but the event was completely overshadowed really by the announcement from the thai party that it would be fielding a member of the royal family as its candidates to become prime minister in that elect

leeds go bottom, without a win in their opening two games.in the caribbean later. they've already lost the series but will be looking to avoid a whitewash against the windies. after losing the first two tests in barbados and antigua, they're in st lucia. ben stokes is expected to be fit but ben foakes - the wicket—keeper — has been dropped in favour of keaton jennings. we are desperate to come away from this tool with something. but we are more than capable of doing that. we have been in similar positions before, we have not performed to our strength and page to our —— play to our ability. this is a great chance to put it right and finish this tour. it's the world snooker grand prix in cheltenham and ali carter is into his first ranking finalfor two years , he booked his place with a crushing 6—0 win over xiao guodong. he'll play eitherjudd trump or barry hawkins next. it did not want to drop. cheerleading may conjure up images of pom poms and ra—ra skirts but in reality it's an extreme team sport requiring strength and agility. the world cha

leeds go bottom, without a win in their opening two games.hey're in st lucia. ben stokes is expected to be fit but ben foakes — the wicket—keeper — has been dropped in favour of keaton jennings. cheerleading might conjure up images pom—poms and bra roscoe is, but it is an team sport requiring agility “ ra-ra is an team sport requiring agility —— ra—ra skirts. mike bushell, amen, has been to newbridge to train with one of the best teams. music plays. acrobatics and gymnastics, in time with the music and each other, at a breathtaking pace. what started out as a way to cheer on sports teams has become a global sport in its own right. so the general stereotype still is pom—poms and girls wearing frilly skirts. to tell you how different it is, our girls wanted to play rugby, so we sent them out to play rugby. we have had a rugby team come in and they have lasted 15 minutes doing cheerleading. that is the level of fitness you need. you have to work really hard. yeah. what i like about all the noise is that you think you are inside like a special ca

life for residents on this street in leeds has been pretty grim in recent weeks.bad. here, students live next to those who have called the streets home for decades. all agree, though, that the council could do a betterjob at collecting the bins. it's awful. they are not coming. and sometimes... too windy, they blow down, go everywhere. as you can see, it's overflowing. we've had this issue for a while and it's just really disgusting, we see rats everywhere. since we filmed here last week, leeds city council say they've been back to empty these bins and that they collect over 99% of all waste on time. waste collection teams go out in all weather. here in barnsley, complaints about bin collections have been falling, and across the country, over 800 million bins are collected by councils every year. bad weather, the rise of social media, all reasons why complaints to councils about bins not being picked up are, yes, going up. but there is a clear trend. more of us feel our bins are not being collected on time. last year, 1.8 million complaints were made to councils a

mark and to be with two thousand and six a really good players are growing up alongside leeds or i receive you know which means went to the senate seat with the same is now actually going on to the club on america's south america's biggest international zone and whether any advice you suggest measuring the bits i don't like in argentina. along here in new green on the big snap is this team develops its awards marketing and playing out to the world cup finals in twenty twenty two and now i can just enjoy being asian champions for the first time in that country's history. and the mention the world cup force approaching twenty twenty two households correspondingly winnings explains why asian cup success is likely to have a huge impact on that well cattle stunning victory in this tournament is not just good news for cattle it's actually good news for the asian football confederation and for why because fee for awarded this tournament to cut all twenty twenty two world cup and there's been nothing but negativity and control over our side of cuts on the side of the middle east people looking in

they'd been docked points for breaching the salary cap, but after tonight's 34—16 win over leeds they'reet. ben stokes has been named in the 12 man squad along with mark wood and keatonjennings, who was dropped for the second test. stokes had been a doubt after suffering a bruised heel earlier in the week. great success insulate. great things over there. it hasn't quite materialise for us here. whether that we down to selection or down to how poorly we have paid it in parts, you have to see it for what it is. asa you have to see it for what it is. as a player, as a selector. how can you best exploit these conditions that are right in front of us now? we need to make sure we give a good account of ourselves and the guys that get that opportunity, take that responsibility, and put in the big performances for the country. that's all for now. hello there. storm erik has brought strong winds and destruction and damage. we saw some trees down across western parts of the country where wind speeds reached 60—70 mph. it's not done yet. the southern flank of storm erik will bring a flank of storm

they're two points ahead of sheffield united who also won 4—0, and leeds who have a game in hand. at aston villa, they remain fourth, // while the other matches ended in draws rangers missed out on the chance to narrow the gap between themselves and celtic at the top of the premier league down to three points. rangers had to settle for a 0—0 draw at home to stjohnstone..that means celtic could go 8 points clear with a win at kilmarnock tomorrow. third place aberdeen were also held at home by st mirren.. elsewhere there were wins for hibernian and dundee.. the funeral of emiliano sala, the argentinian footballer killed in a plane crash in the channel, is taking place in his home town of progreso, with cardiff manager neil warnock in attendance. sala had just signed for the club when his plane went missing. a wake was held at the club he played for as a youth — where he was described as a celebrity. his body was repatriated on friday after a privately funded search found the wreckage of the flight. he was my player, you know? and the feelings i had, you know i chased him, wanted him

leeds united have been fined £200,000 by the english football league for spying on opponents' trainingof the standards expected" and it "must not be repeated". a member of staff from the championship side was found acting suspiciously outside derby's training ground before the fixture between the two sides last month. boss marcelo bielsa later admitted that he had sent someone to watch every team they had played train. the olympic 800m champion, caster semenya, is challenging controversial plans by athletic‘s world governing body — the iaaf — to make female athletes with naturally high levels of testosterone take medication to lower them. semenya, who was born with hyperandrogenism, says the rule discriminates against women like her and is an infringement on their human rights. and while the iaaf believe that if semenya wins the case, transgender atheltes could have an unfair advantage , someone who's done extensive research in the field at yale university, says that added levels of testosterone don't give athletes an advantage... it does not bring the kind of performance advantage tha

former leeds manjimmy keinhorst was the hero as he snatched victory from the jaws of defeat.now. “— and that is all your support for now. —— sport. hello there. it has been another day where we have seen some severe transport disruption, this time focused across central and southern england, especially around the basingstoke area. reports now at i9 the basingstoke area. reports now at 19 centimetres lying on the ground in the north—east of hampshire. conditions truly atrocious. and actually, this is a photograph from near that area, looking down on the m3. absolute carnage. you can see snow covering all of the carriageway, and i havejust been checking on the travel england website, the stretch of the m3 around basingstoke on even at this time of night, still has 1.5 hour delays on it so don‘t even think about travelling that way unless you are going to leave yourself a lot of extra time. so is horrendous travel conditions out and about lasting through the evening and overnight with the risk of further snow in some icy stretches around as well. it is not just some icy stretche

based in leeds, the yorkshire post is yorkshire's national paper. a custodian. 100 years ago, people got their news from the local paper. today, many of us get our news online, while the internet has destroyed the market in classified advertising. according to the press gazette, 216 local newspapers have shut since 2005 alone. there is a charm to newspapers, don't you think? the rustle and crinkle of newsprint. that faint pong as you leaf through the pages. and the irresistible whiff of proper reporting and the craft of clever curation. best of all, there are no weird adverts for nappies or marmalade, based on your most recent online search. the trouble is, in news, convenience is king, and for a generation used to getting free stuff direct to their smartphones, newsprint just can't compete. so what we have is essentially a business model that's acutely challenged by declining revenues. but the dichotomy of more people demanding our content than ever before. innovation is key. the manchester evening news just launched a sunday edition, and a new gen

they're two points ahead of sheffield united who also won 4—0, and leeds who have a game in hand. ended in draws. rangers missed the chance to narrow the gap between themselves and celtic at the top of the premier league down to three points. (gfx) rangers had to settle for a nil—nil draw at home to stjohnstone. that means celtic could go 8 points clear with a win at kilmarnock tomorrow. third place aberdeen were also held at home by st mirren. elsewhere there were wins for hibernian and dundee. saracens remain on course for a potential treble—winning season as they returned to the top of the premiership with victory over leicester today. their 33—10 win today coming despite having a number of key players who are away on international duty. elsewhere northampton thrashed sale 67—17, bath beat newcastle and harlequins who are now in third place beat worcester. and in pro 14 leinster beat zebre 40—24. bennetton scarlets kicked off 15 minutes ago. connacht beat cheetas 25 to 17 and cardiff blues are currently playing glasgow warriors — the scottish side lead 24—7. britain's laura mui

leeds putting in a clean air zone starting 6 january next year.h me that awareness is extremely important to tackling this issue, and initiatives undertaken by counsel such as westminster where the use volunteers around schools to knock on people's windows and tell them to turn their engines off and tell them of the problems of air pollution that they're causing, is actually extremely valuable in the fight against this terrible scourge was green i'm well aware of my noble friend's expertise and leadership on this particular matter. a number of local authorities, entire hamlets in the city of westminster, are all examples of local authorities raising awareness. it's for us all to change our behaviours and stop parents idling their cars outside of schools, for instance. the death was announced at the weekend of a significant political figure in the 1960 and ‘70s. this is how it was announced in the lords. my lords, i regret to inform the house of the death of the noble baroness lady falkender on 6 february. on behalf of the house, i extend our condo

based in leeds, the yorkshire post is yorkshire's national paper.ople got their news from the local paper. today, many of us get our news online, while the internet has destroyed the market in classified advertising. according to the press gazette, 2115 local newspapers have shut since 2005 alone. there is a charm to newspapers, don't you think? the rustle and crinkle of newsprint. that faint pong as you leaf through the pages. and the irresistible whiff of proper reporting and the craft of clever curation. best of all, there are no weird adverts for nappies or marmalade based on your most recent online search. the trouble is, in news, convenience is king, and for a generation used to getting free stuff direct to their smartphones, newsprint just can't compete. what we have is essentially a business model that's acutely challenged by declining revenues. but the dichotomy of more people demanding our content than ever before. innovation is key. the manchester evening news just launched a sunday edition. and a new generation of entrepreneurs is delive

dustinjohnson at leeds on 16 under. that's all your sport.g the build—up to the premier league action and the league cup final. that's all for me. back to you. holly, thank you. pope francis will close a four—day conference at the vatican this morning, called to discuss sexual abuse in the roman catholic church. last night, speaking at a special service for some 200 bishops and cardinals taking part in the meeting, the pope said senior figures in the church had to be honest and confront the reality of abuse. bishops from around the world were told yesterday that official files on priests, who had sexually abused children, were destroyed or never even drawn up. and later today we should get more detail on the measures the pope would like to see put in place to protect children from abuse, as our rome correspondentjames reynolds explained to me earlier. we waited to hear from the pope himself. in his closing speech he is expected to point the way forward, to talk about what kind of concrete and effective measures and those are his words, he wan

leeds united missed the chance to go top of the championship as they were beaten 1 nil at qpr. the winner as the hosts ended a run of seven straight league defeats. elsewhere birmingham beat bristol city 2—1 to move to within three points of the play—off places. hull city got their first victory in four games as they beat beat millwall 2—1. and steven fletcher scored twice to give sheffield wednesday all three points against brentford. tyson fury‘s next fight will not be the much anticipated rematch with wbc heavweight champion deontay wilder. their dramatic fight in december ended in a draw and many hoped a second bout could be made. but wbc president mauricio sulaiman said on social media that fury will take on an interim contest first in the summer, before looking at a rematch with wilder later in the year. wales lock cory hill will miss the rest of the six nations after injuring an ankle in saturday's win against england. the dragons second row was hurt as he scored the second—half try which gave wales the lead. there's better injury news elsewhere for the welsh: full—back