that was live from leeds. thank _ katie higton. that was live from leeds.e from leeds. thank you. now, - katie higton. that was live from leeds. thank you. now, over i katie higton. that was live from | leeds. thank you. now, over the katie higton. that was live from - leeds. thank you. now, over the next hour, we will be hearing live from rishi sunak as he addresses the scottish conservative conference in aberdeen. he is expected to say that only the conservatives can be trusted to protect vitaljobs in the north sea, claiming his government support for the oil and gas sector will help to build a brighter and greener future. will help to build a brighter and greenerfuture. he will will help to build a brighter and greener future. he will be on stage soon, he is not there at the moment, but once he gets to the podium, we will bring you that speech live. we will bring you that speech live. we will stick with politics now and turn to the rochdale by—election where veteran left—wing politician george galloway swept to victory after a campaign focused on the war

you're still so leeds! yeah, i'm still leeds. i'm still a leeds girl, at the end of the day.tic violence survivors, as the patron of women's aid. ijust bring awareness and i talk about abuse and i talk about what i've been through. and i'm the voice of all the other survivors out there that don't have a voice, that can't be heard, or can't get their point across, especially when it comes to things like trying to change the justice system and trying to enforce more laws that are more supportive towards people that are coming out of an abusive situation. # this time, you gotta take it easy... # it's now 30 years since the spice girls first auditioned. and if you're sat with one of them, well, you have to ask this. do you think there's the will in the group to get back together as a five? i think there always has been. there always is, yeah. it's just a case of logistically getting it going. and you're still friends, you still got your whatsapp group. yeah. and you still support each other. victoria beckham's doing your wedding dress? well, yeah, i might have a few wedding dress

you're still so leeds! yeah, i'm still leeds. i'm still a leeds girl at the end of the day.e patron of women's aid. ijust bring awareness and i talk about abuse and i talk about what i've been through. and i'm the voice of all the other survivors out there that don't have a voice, that can't be heard or can't get their point across, especially when it comes to things like trying to change the justice system and trying to enforce more laws that are more supportive towards people that are coming out of an abusive situation. it's now 30 years since the spice girls first auditioned. and if you're sat with one of them, well, you have to ask this. do you think there's the will in the group to get back together as a five? i think there always has been. there always is, yeah. it's just a case of logistically getting it going. and you're still friends, you've still got your whatsapp group? and you still support each other. victoria beckham's doing your wedding dress? well, yeah, i might have a few wedding dresses! i haven't decided yet, but she's said yeah, she'd love to. charlotte g

a great opportunity for ipswich and leeds in the late kick—offs.will still have a game in hand. saints dropping points has pretty much put paid to their title challenge, although they do have a couple of games in hand. coventry and preston are still knocking on the play—offs. the bottom is so tight. defeats for plymouth, huddersfield and birmingham, who went down at qpr in injury time, rangers the big winners today in the bottom half of the table wednesday could have moved out of trouble but conceded late against swansea. rotherham losing again. they may be be reelagted in the next round of fixtures. wrexham have tightened their grip on one of the three automatic promotion spots in league 2 with with a 2—0 win over mansfield, who've now dropped from top to second behind stockport. paul mullin, as he has so often for wrexham, scoring the opener. they were awarded a penalty for this challenge in the second half — looked debatable — but mullin stepped up, and made sure of the win. wrexham who only came up from the national league last season, are thir

you're still so leeds! yeah, i'm still leeds. i'm still a leeds girl, at the end of the day.on of women's aid. ijust bring awareness and i talk about abuse and i talk about what i've been through. and i'm the voice of all the other survivors out there that don't have a voice, that can't be heard, or can't get their point across, especially when it comes to things like trying to change the justice system and trying to enforce more laws that are more supportive towards people that are coming out of an abusive situation. # this time, you gotta take it easy...#. it's now 30 years since the spice girls first auditioned. and if you're sat with one of them, well, you have to ask this. do you think there's the will in the group to get back together as a five? i think there always has been. there always is, yeah. it's just a case of logistically getting it going. and you're still friends, you still got your whatsapp group. yeah. and you still support each other. victoria beckham's doing your wedding dress? well, yeah, i might have a few wedding dresses! i've decided yet, but she's sai

you're still so leeds! yeah, i'm still leeds. i'm still a leeds girl at the end of the day. survivors as the patron of women's aid. ijust bring awareness and i talk about abuse and i talk about what i've been through. and i'm the voice of all the other survivors out there that don't have a voice, that can't be heard or can't get their point across, especially when it comes to things like trying to change the justice system and trying to enforce more laws that are more supportive towards people that are coming out of an abusive situation this time. it's now 30 years since the spice girls first auditioned. and if you're sat with one of them, well, you have to ask this. do you think there's the will in the group to get back together as a five? i think there always has been. there always is, yeah. it's just a case of logistically getting it going. and you're still friends, you've still got your whatsapp group? and you still support each other. victoria beckham's doing your wedding dress? well, yeah, i might have a few wedding dresses! i haven't decided yet, but she's said yeah,

ipswich capitalised on leeds�* draw to move within three points of leaders leicester.n the relegation places as a result of qpr's win at leicester. wins also for millwall, sheffield wednesday and swansea. manchester city have moved clear at the top of the women's super league. they maintained their push for the title with a 2—1 home win over everton. their rivals chelsea and arsenal play tomorrow. nick parrott reports. it was the victory that mattered most to manchester city, but in the wsl title race, goal difference could ultimately be the difference. the last time these sides met, manchester city won 4—1. when the toffees put themselves in a sticky situation, there was only going to be one outcome. there were heroics from courtney brosnan, pulling off several saves. she was perhaps fortunate to stay on the pitch after the referee missed her hitting the ball with her hand outside the area. on the one occasion city really slipped up, everton failed to punish them. lauren hemp doubled the hosts�* advantage after the second half and few would expect a comeback from ever

many will remember your time at leeds when you had significant financial difficulties, what about clubsility rules, but also this season in particular being significant for some... what about them? would they be willing to part with cash to other teams when they feel that purse strings are tight?- other teams when they feel that purse strings are tight? when you sa urse purse strings are tight? when you say purse strings _ purse strings are tight? when you say purse strings are _ purse strings are tight? when you say purse strings are tight, - purse strings are tight? when you say purse strings are tight, i - purse strings are tight? when you say purse strings are tight, i was. say purse strings are tight, i was looking at leeds's difficulties after i left and we were competitive when i was there. look at the premier league at the moment. look at their wage bills and the turnover to those in the football league. we have to turn around over 16 million. a parachute club in the premier league gets much more. we hero sally 0lise in the premier league —— salaries of thousands of pounds a wee

sanchia berg has the latest for us from leeds.rcus osborne had done was horrific. he had forced his way into katie higton's home when she was out. there was another woman there and also several children. when katie higton returned home, he attacked her, stabbing her with a bread knife, almost 100 times. then he used her own phone to trick steven harnett into coming to the house, where he killed him as well. now, we've been hearing this afternoon from the families of both victims and we heard steven harnett�*s twin brother say he thought west yorkshire police had failed the two people who were killed, the two victims, and that is because as we reported earlier this week, katie higton had been to west yorkshire police a few days before the murder and she had told them that marcus osborne had explicitly threatened to kill her and any new boyfriend. now, west yorkshire police said they can't discuss that in detail because reviews into the case are still under way by their own directorate of professional standards and also by the indep

but leeds knew they needed to win by two goals to go top of the table.both they and leicester are on 82 points, with leeds having played a game more. rangers say they are "extremely disappointed and angered" by the late postponement of their scottish premiership match at dundee. the game was due to start at noon but the surface was deemed unplayable at 10:15 and it became the fourth match to be called off at dens park this season following heavy rainfall. dundee insist they did all they can. rangers say they don't understand why the home club did not raise concerns in a more timely manner. manchester city are level on points with chelsea at the top of the women's super league after a 4—1victory at brighton, their 10th in a row in the league. lauren hemp started the scoring early on and mary fowler added a second before half time. league top scorer khadija shaw and then laura coombs added two more in the second half before a late consolation for brighton. city are in second place, only behind leaders chelsea on goal difference, but both are now six points

it said a meeting at leeds in 2019. said a complaint was first made to the metropolitan police parliamentary and investigations team and a pass to west yorkshire because the meeting took place in its area. it said officers were looking at the facts and trying to ascertain whether a crime had been committed. mr hester has admitted making rude comments about diane abbott, for which he has apologised, but he said the comments had nothing to do with her gender nor the colour of her skin. rishi sunak said it would not be right for him to comment on police matters but said the alleged comments were wrong and racist and mr hester had rightly apologised. there has been pressure on the conservatives to hand back the £10 million intonation, which so far they have resisted. the existence of a police investigation is only likely to bring those calls back to the forefront.— the forefront. thank you, helen catt. america's top diplomat, antony blinken, has arrived in israel to push for a truce in gaza. it comes amid growing diplomatic

leeds incredible form has seen them go top, leicester have won just one of their last five games. that looks set to go to the end. below that are teams seeking the play—offs. west bromwich albion well set at the moment, with norwich there with them, but three teams below them have a game in hand. at the bottom of the division, it's also congested. qpr and sheffield wednesday looked set for league one not long ago, but managerial changes have given them hope. teams as high as 16th, even watford in 12th are still looking over their shoulder. and it means that in truth, every match this weekend has something riding on it — we could've highlighted all 12 games tomorrow as key fixtures. but qpr against birmingham city — two teams just above the bottom three has particularjeopardy. huddersfield looking to capitalise. 0n easter monday, it may be southampton�*s last chance for automatic promotion when they go to ipswich. this is the stand out weekend on the calendar of football's unpredictable division. thank you. looking forward to what is to come on good friday. looking forward to what

leeds were in control after that and with nearly an hour gone willy gnonto doubled their lead.able, but after being behind for much of the game, salford have just taken the lead through deon cross — they're 24—20 ahead. ireland rugby union captain peter 0'mahony says the current crop of players is the best he's played with. ireland sit top of the six nations table ahead of their penultimate match against england at twickenham tomorrow. another victory would put ireland one match away from back—to—back grand slam titles, something that's never been done in the six nations, and 0'mahoney believes this side is as good as any. ina in a short answer, i think it is. the quality of the player... you know, it's a really healthy, good... provoking, enjoyable environment. 0bviously, provoking, enjoyable environment. obviously, the quality of, obviously, performance and results speaks for itself. 0liver bearman is set to become the youngest briton to race in formula 1 at the saudi arabia grand prix. he received a late call—up to replace carlos sainz, who has appendicitis. red bull's max v

i am still a leeds girl at the end of the day. >> a big part of her life now is campaigning on behalfer domestic violence survivors. >> cyber in awareness -- i bring awareness and i talk about abuse and i'm the voice of other survivors out there that cannot be heard or get their point across especially when it comes to things like trying to change the justice system and trying to enforce more laws that are more supportive towards people that are coming out of an abusive situation. >> it is now 30 years since the spice girls first auditioned. if you sat with one of them, you have to ask this. do you think there is will in the group to get back together as a five? >> there always has been. it's just a case of logistically getting it going. >> and used to have a whatsapp group? >> yes. i might have a few wedding dresses, i have not decided yet. but she said yes. >> let's look at quick headlines. lithuania's president is braving -- blaming russia for attacking and aid of alexei navalny. he was assaulted while in his car in the less whiny and capital tuesday night. he released a video mess

it is investigating what it describes as racist comments which were allegedly made at a meeting in leedsd originally been made to the met police's parliamentary and investigations team on the 11th of march, but had been passed to west yorkshire because of where the meeting took place, in horsforth, in leeds. now, it said that officers had since been working to establish the facts and to ultimately ascertain whether a crime has been committed, and it added that it recognised the strong reaction to these allegations and would appreciate everyone who had contacted them since that article was published. and this of course, looking at the background to this story, there has been a huge political row as a result of these allegations. there has, yeah. it dominated quite a lot of a week's worth of news, if you think back to last week, and that's because there was the revelation of these comments, there was then downing street's reaction to it. the prime minister then saying that they were racist, and there were calls from the opposition parties and from some conservatives for the conservatives t

helens going over to leeds.ood start to the season. that's can be a tough battle for st. helens. alwa s be a tough battle for st. helens. always difficult _ be a tough battle for st. helens. always difficult to _ be a tough battle for st. helens. always difficult to play _ be a tough battle for st. helens. always difficult to play at - be a tough battle for st. helens. always difficult to play at home. | always difficult to play at home. these matches will play the weekend starting on friday, 22nd, 23rd and 2ath. i think leads have got saints this week, haven't they? thea;r 24th. i think leads have got saints this week, haven't they?— 24th. i think leads have got saints this week, haven't they? they do. it will be back — this week, haven't they? they do. it will be back to _ this week, haven't they? they do. it will be back to back _ this week, haven't they? they do. it will be back to back games. - this week, haven't they? they do. it will be back to back games. a i this week, haven't they? they do. it will be

miles away, police pulled that vehicle over towing the caravan on the hard shoulder of the mi near leedsy behind the wheel of the vehicle, alongside a selection of number plates. he was arrested on suspicion of theft, burglary, and motoring offences including dangerous driving. he has been questioned and since been bailed, the police was caravan it was have been told that it has been recovered. but one very experienced traffic sergeant with north yorkshire police tweeted this afternoon, even after 23 years of service, you come across things that you struggle to comprehend. the time is 6:15. our top story this evening: a report finds a british army spy in the ira cost more lives than he saved, during northern ireland's troubles. still to come: aaargh! tributes to the man who created some of the most influential japanese comic—book characters of all time. and on bbc london: coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news. the series is already lost and it is been another tough day for england's cricketers against india in the final test in dharamsala. violence in the occupied wes

mel b later found herself struggling financially and living back with her mother in a bungalow in leedspeatedly denied the claims of abusive behaviour made by the singer. charlotte gallagher has been to meet her. # so here's the story from a to z...# mel b made millions from the spice girls. but a few years ago, after leaving an abusive marriage, she was left with almost nothing, and had to move in with her mum in leeds. her ex denies the allegations. it's embarrassing. it's shameful. i'm all about "girl power." yet look at what i'm just leaving, which is a complete girl—powerless situation. i was doing a spice girls tour in 2019 here and i lived with my mum because i wasn'tjust emotionally and physically abused, it was all the financial abuse, too. i didn't realise that i didn't actually have as much money as i thought i had. obviously, any situation is better than being with your abuser, but when you've left that kind of abusive situation, you have to... it's like starting all over again. a big part of mel's life now is campaigning on behalf of other domestic violence survivors as the

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and a calm finish from willy gnonto gave leeds their second.to win the premier league. they've been in sensational form of late, having not lost in the league this year, scoring 21 goals in their last four league matches. but they're still third in the table, two points behind liverpool and one behind city. ahead of hosting this evening, manager mikel arteta credits their winter trip to dubai with the turnaround, saying "everything clicked" after that. the experience is a factor. they have played _ the experience is a factor. they have played more _ the experience is a factor. they have played more time - the experience is a factor. the: have played more time together the experience is a factor. t"ia: have played more time together as well. they understand where we have to compete in the demand that we have to put ourselves better. the confidence grows when the results go their way in their performance as well. manchester united manager erik ten hag says no team could cope with as many injuries as they've had this season. they're without ten pl

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but because it took place in leeds, that's why they're investigating.rtain whether a crime has been committed. the statement also went on to say that it recognises the strong reaction to these allegations and appreciated everyone who had contacted us since the initial article in the guardian, which is where those comments were first reported, was published. data obtained by bbc news shows the highest outstanding student debt in the uk is almost £250,000, the student involved is known to have taken multiple courses and now owes £231,000 in student debt, more than five times the average. is the cost of going to university too much? are students leaving burdened with unmanageable debt? new figures acquired by the bbc from freedom of information request show one person who had done multiple degrees had a student debt of £231,000. another has a community interest alone of £55,000. 0n interest alone of £55,000. on average, a student in england will leave university with a debt of around £45,000. the figures in wales and northern ireland. in scotland, tuition

leeds rhinos complete with the great britain great but unable to stop loughborough lightning who playagainst newcastle but listen to this from craven cottage. fulham leading spurs by 4-0... cottage. fulham leading spurs by 4—0... three goals to nil, i'm sorry. three nil they are leading, thatis sorry. three nil they are leading, that is some scoreline for a team attempting to go fourth in the premier league this evening but our top story is the news just in the last few moments that ireland are six nations champions. they beat scotland by 17—13 in dublin, back to back wins ireland. their captain, these are the scenes from the final whistle and fitting that they are able to celebrate this feet in front of their home fans in dublin. it is their 16th six nations title in their 16th six nations title in their history and in fact, if you think about everything about the disappointment that filled them in the world cup, losing to new zealand in that quarterfinal, the world cup, losing to new zealand in that quarter final, they once again prove that certainly in the northern hemisphere, they

leeds started the day top, but dropped points with a 2—2 draw at watford.al gave leeds a point, but it's not enough to keep them in first place. earlier today ipswich went top with a 1—nil win at blackburn. conor chaplin with the goal that takes his team closer to a second successive promotion. blackburn had two goals ruled out, as ipswich win for an eighth time in nine games. they are two points clear at the top. while leicester's poor form continues. they were runaway league leaders earlier in the season. but their 1—nil defeat at bristol city it's just one win in six. it was their first game since being charged with a breach of financial rules from when they were in the permier leauge. and they're now third. xabi alonso says he is going to stay at bayer leverkusen next season. he's arguably the most wanted coach in football with leverkusen unbeaten in all competitions this season, heading for the bundelsiga title and also still in contention for the german cup and europa league. liverpool were one of the clubs linked to alonso as they seek to replace the

were investigating what they described as racist comments which were allegedly made at a meeting in leedst yorkshire is investigating, it comes after an initial complaint was made to the metropolitan police's parliamentary and investigation team, but because it took place in leeds, that is why they are investigating. the officers were working to establish the and ultimately ascertain whether a crime has been committed. the statement also went on to say it recognised the strong reaction to these allegations and appreciated everyone who contacted them since the initial article in the guardian, which is where the comments were first reported, was published. i5 where the comments were first reported, was published. is it clear at this stage _ reported, was published. is it clear at this stage what _ reported, was published. is it clear at this stage what potential - reported, was published. is it clear at this stage what potential crimes | at this stage what potential crimes the police might be looking at? it isn't. all we have is that statement from west yorkshire police, which talks about t

there are still three points clear of leeds, though. he guided the side into the scottish cup semi—finals. they beat kilmarnock 3—1, by far his best result since taking over on an interim basis last month. he failed to win any of his six league games in charge, with his two victories coming in the cup. warnock leaves them 10th in the scottish premiership. the club, they say, are at an advanced stage in the search for a permamanent replacement. i only came to help them out and try and steady the ship. unfortunately we have not got the right results in the league but i thought i ought to try and get through the cup, and i know they are well on their way now to getting a new manager, i have been telling them now for the last couple of weeks, you've got to put forward now and try and get a new manager as quickly as possible, and thatis manager as quickly as possible, and that is what they're doing. so i thought it was the right time, we decided in midweek that today was going to be the day, and i am glad i left on high, really. leicester ci

he arrived at dogs trust leeds aged one in 2015.19 as the owner's circumstances had changed. after spending more than four years at the centre, he has now been taken in by a couple from keighley. the team said it was "delighted" to see him happily rehomed. the couple, veronica and keith, said they felt an instant connection with keith after seeing him enjoying a walk with one of his carers. finally this half hour — i want to show you one of the most watched videos on the bbc news website and app. take a look at this romantic moment between two swans. a walker has captured the pair performing a courtship ritual at a country park in nottinghamshire. as you can see they make a heart shape with their head and necks. experts say it's time of the year when the pair will have established a territory and are strengthening their bond. now let's take a look at the weather. here's ben rich. hello there. sunday didn't turn out too badly with a bit of spring sunshine, just 1—2 showers. but through the next few days, the weather is looking quite

you promised hs2 to leeds that was cut in 2021.nh understand why people in the north and are loath to believe these promises? they've heard it all before and it hasn't been delivered . delivered. >> i think the most important transport investments are investments in the north that make it easier for people to, uh, move between and within the towns and cities that they live in. and they love. so the announcement that i've made today on additional investment for transport in west yorkshire is about a mass transit system in leeds and bradford, and that will link leeds and bradford more effectively to , to, to more effectively to, to, to wakefield, to huddersfield and to halifax and those are the transport links that really matter here because at the moment the travel time work for, for people who live in the communities just outside leeds is significantly greater than in comparable cities. so that's the sort of difference on the ground that really benefits that i think really benefits people who face tough commutes and who also need,

the first thing i realised i needed to do was be referred to the leeds gender identity clinic.st appointment? for people my age, it means that... the prospect of never transitioning, you know? sort of been given a... ..it�*ll never happen diagnosis. we know that poor mental health outcomes for trans people on waiting lists are very common. what did that look like for you? half a bottle of spirits a night, plus some beers. on very, very bad days, a whole bottle of spirits. and i was quite frightened. the worst was when i tried to repress who i was and i was... ..planning suicide, not just thinking about it. many patients facing waits like naomi are unable to access hormone treatment from their gp and will end up seeking private care. leeds and york partnership nhs foundation trust, where naomi was referred, say they're constantly trying to improve patients' experience. this includes offering support from gender outreach workers, improving the efficiency of follow—up appointments, and enabling gps to play a greater role in care. so why are waiting lists so long? dr mike shaw is t

, hubs of growth— manchester, liverpool, leeds, hubs of growth and skills generation.ther than being told what to be done by the treasury — being told what to be done by the treasury that is a completely different approach to growth and that is— different approach to growth and that is what will drive productivity not endless cuts to public service. henry. _ not endless cuts to public service. henry. you — not endless cuts to public service. henry, you work for a website i assume has a lot of contact with conservatives and the grassroots across the country. do you think this is an election winning budget particularly in those redwall seats that will be the main battlegrounds? no. i don�*t think it�*s an election budget. if they do go in the autumn they will have another fiscal event where they will front—load as many eye—catching giveaways as possible. we did a survey of a panel of conservative members and we did a survey last month and three quarters of them favoured increasing defence spending over cutting taxes. that has been a big role in the government during the

white has a history of playing in brighton and leeds united.ohammad meshed , sed and broadcasting news agency. shahrab yazd and shahdari rumieh they won against their opponents in their first match of the preliminary stage of the volleyball premier league. the elimination stage of the premier league of volleyball continued with the victory of shahdab and uromi municipality teams. in the continuation of these competitions. the other match of this stage of urmia municipality was 3 two out of 100. today we defended well and received well. it was good that we were able to win the game. we did not play well . we did not take advantage of our opportunities, especially in the fifth game. on friday night, two more matches will be held, and from 19:00 foulad sirijan will go to chadormello he travels with the arrow. foulad sirjan and pikan finished the first game of this stage in favor of themselves and if they win in the second game , they will go to the semi-finals. tonight, gonbad municipality and egypt's nian electronics , rafsanjan , and saipa will

i went studied leeds law at leeds like keir starmer of all people, you've written to that all people,o maww all people, you've written to that vice chancellor. what have jewish students been experiencing? oh it's horrific. >> camilla and i cried, actually , when i was speaking to them, i met with some jewish students , met with some jewish students, and in the main building, they've been put in palestinian flags. they've been students have been chanting, in front of, jewish pupils from the river to the sea, they told me that this hasn't been reported to the police because some of the staff members and lecturers are saying, well, we do not want to give the university a bad name and draw attention it. so and draw attention to it. so they're it . and they're not reporting it. and no, university student , no, no, no university student, nobody in life will stop. should be fearful to be who they are. >> the jewish chaplain there, a rabbi basically received death threats to him and his family. he had to go into hiding. we've then had graffiti daubed on the front of hillel house, which is the

. >> frank hester built a computer company from scratch in leeds designing software for the health servicee trained to be a priest. he has an obe for services to the nhs and donated 10 million pounds to the conservatives last year. tonight, he is at the center of a growing storm of anger and condemnation. >> they are clearly racist. they are clearly sexist. i think diane was right to point out the cult of violence, even in a flippant way. this is really inappropriate for those were very stupid comments. i don't know that they were said. >> diane abbott is now -- has reported frank hester's leged comments to the police. >> that was chris mason are political editor. now let's cross to our correspondent. it is interesting that earlier we had ministers doing the media arounds refusing to say the words racist or racism and now at 6:00 p.m. in the evening the prime minister came out with those words. >> there has been a real shift out of the last half hour or so after, as you say, a day of refusing to use the word racist. now coming out and saying that. in the last half hour they released a stat

matthew had come back to leeds over christmas to visit his brother.r months. he's channelling his pain, anger and frustration into calls for change. it's tough. tell us what you want to happen. so, 9pm, cut the glass off. change it for a pvc or recyclable cup. 9:00 in all bars and clubs? definitely. we can get rid of the glass before the people start getting rowdy. if we can get rid of the glass before the people start getting rowdy, take — eliminate the glass so there's no way of anyone getting hurt with a weapon. the weekend that this happened to me, ten people came into the same hospital and had been glassed. and, yeah, ijust would never want anyone to sit in these shoes that i'm sat in. it's horrific. rules vary across the uk but, essentially, for a premises to serve alcohol, it needs a license. and as things stand, in most areas, if police believe there is a risk of violence in a specific bar or club, they can insist that no glassware is used beyond a certain time. but matthew wants things to go much further. his petition is calling for a post—9p

santa clara county supervisor joe summit in leeds, assemblyman evan low by just 2 votes. both campaigns are working to cure ballots. that means are asking voters to fix ballots. it may be missing a signature. san mateo county officials say there are 525 ballots that need to be cured by april. 2nd or they will not be counted. any candidate can ask for a recount. but so far neither smitty in orlo have said they plan to do that. robert f kennedy junior's announcement yesterday of a bay area running mate as voters and political analysts talking. >> the independent presidential candidate chose tech attorney and philanthropist nicole shanahan kron four's. catherine heenan is in our newsroom now with details. yeah. and the first 24 hours or so, vicki, following that announcement, kennedy has raised more than >> 2 million dollars. a little bit of a financial bump, but not bad, although it's agreed he will need 10's of millions to get on state ballots and keep going putting a running mate in place is considered a move that could help kennedy on several fronts, although it remains

that song is specifically about different communities coming together in a pub in leeds, so everything using the music, even if you don�*t agree with it. we don�*t always agree with each other. what happened with the song, because of the nature of the song, the message is a universal message, people don�*t realise the history of the band and what the band are trying to say with the song. and so it gets taken over by people who we would rather not use it or use it to promote their ideas and ideologies. it is not the first time this has happened. we have talked about donald trump. i remember going to his rallies in the states in 2016 and you would hear the rolling stones and bruce springsteen, and adele, artists who did not want him playing their music at his rallies. the estate of sinead o�*connor also says they do not want donald trump to use her songs. nigel farage used one of ours a few years ago, which was an appalling use of the song, which again we sent out a cease and desist letter. in terms of the other side of it, what will a cease and desist do, do they have to stop using it?

could well be replaced by the same three teams that they replaced in the premier league, leicester, leedst finances within the top two tiers and the competitiveness? we are going to speak to another person now, if you can believe that. is this a quirky sport in coincidence? no, that it is part of a pattern. when something happens for the first time ever, the tendency to say is, if it has not happened before, it cannot really be a problem. but it is part of a pattern of those clubs are relegated from the premier league feeling like they have a competitive advantage to get straight back there within the first two years, partly because of the gap between the two weeks, so they come down with stronger squads than they did before, and also because of the parachute payment system that gives them that extra economic leg—up in a league where in the championship, where clubs generally make losses. clubs are doing one of two things. one is that they are overstretching financially, we that with everton and nottingham forest trying to compete, i think we will see it we will see it with others, or the

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and the cindy leeds before required from him. it was the last, the expected from the president himself, himself, which was to organize the presidential election before april seconds. at the end of the day, the main question that remains is why, which performed these erections in the 1st place. because he 1st mentioned and talked about institutional crisis. so today we have the tools, the city got used in new in systems, no crisis in new form of quite as you probably mentioned earlier or someone else mentioned. his goal was to reopen the list of the candidates to be able to add new copy dates to dudley. and at the end of the day that also did not happen. so i would election was held hostage and was told to no good reason. and today we're getting this news that it's happening on march 24th. well, i've got the date. we have been fighting for these past weeks and months to make sure that the president, but the so called the election before april 2nd. and today we are getting exactly what he wants it can. i just tell us what you make

when rishi sunak made this visit to a mill near leeds in november, his helicopter ride had been provided of his party's biggest donors, frank hester, who last year donated £10 million to the conservative party, now alleged to have made comments that the prime minister's spokesperson has described as racist and wrong. "it's like trying not to be racist. but you see diane abbott on the tv," frank hester is reported to have said in 2019, "and you just want to hate all black women because she's there, and i don't hate all black women at all, but i think she should be shot." mr hester has apologised and said that he abhors racism. in a statement he said that he accepts that he made comments that were rude about diane abbott, but said his criticism had nothing to do with her gender, nor the colour of her skin. the prime minister has suggested that he accepts that apology, but today he's likely to face questions about what will happen to the money frank hester donated. labour are calling for it to be given back. they're absolutely reprehensible comments. rishi sunak should now apologise to dian

he built up a computer company from scratch in leeds, designing software for the health service.be a priest and has an 0be for services to the nhs. he donated £10 million to the conservatives last year but tonight he's at the centre of a growing storm of anger and condemnation. they�* re clearly racist and they're clearly sexist, and i think diane abbott was right to point out the call to violence, even in a flippant way, is really inappropriate. so they were really stupid remarks. i don't know that they were said, because i haven't had independent corroboration. diane abbott has now reported frank hester�*s alleged comments to the police. that was chris mason, our political editor. live now to our political correspondent, hannah miller. earlier on we had a whole load of ministers during the immediate rounds, refusing to say the word racist or racism, and yet now, at 6pm in the evening or thereabouts, the premise or came out with those words. . ., , , ., the premise or came out with those words. . . , , ., ., words. yeah, it has been a real shift in the _ words. yeah, it has been

he was told by a crematorium in leeds that she was cremated there on the 16th of january, weeks aftereep me peaceful and the bairns all happy over christmas, which is disgusting. theyjust give me anybody�*s ashes. peter says he will keep the ashes he has received safe. but he doesn't know who's they are. she didn't deserve all this. she went through a lot in hospital. as part of the police investigation into legacy, a man and woman have been arrested on suspicion of fraud and prevention of a lawful and decent burial. they have since been released on bail. aruna iyengar, bbc news. finally, this half hour... candle in the wind, daniel, crocodile rock, rocket man and goodbye yellow brick road. just some of the dozens and dozens of songs written by eltonjohn and his long time writing partner bernie taupin. well, the duo have been honoured for their song writing abilities in washington dc — being awarded the prestigious gershwin prize for popular song by the library of congress. at the event, other musicians performed their tunes. 0n the red carpet, the pair spoke about their partnership.

gareth dean assaulted him with a glass bottle in a bar in leeds on boxing day.stand he has guidelines to stay by. a life sentence we thought would have been nice. but it is what it is. look, ijust need to move on with my life. it has affected my life massively. the surgeons are hopeful they can give me some sort of sight that i can get back on a plane and go and see my fiance and kids. i need to be positive every day and focus on that. that is what is getting me out of bed, and the campaign the same thing. i want to focus on them things moving forward and hopefully make a change. a satellite has blasted into orbit to measure the levels of methane gas in the atmosphere. methane is believed to be a major contributor to global warming, because it traps in heat. the new project will flag where there are high levels of the greenhouse gas. our climate editor justin rowlatt has more. how does the satellite find the methane? what it does is it looks down at the light reflected back from the earth. there is a tell—tale fingerprint in the light. the spectrum of the light

leeds city council _ agree, who have done the work. leeds city council have started on theirs. people. it's notjust people with stomas, all sorts— it's notjust people with stomas, all sorts of— it's notjust people with stomas, all sorts of problems. it is it's notjust people with stomas, all sorts of problems.— all sorts of problems. it is hard work. all sorts of problems. it is hard work- what _ all sorts of problems. it is hard work. what is _ all sorts of problems. it is hard work. what is the _ all sorts of problems. it is hard work. what is the solution, - all sorts of problems. it is hard - work. what is the solution, francis, given it has been a discretion for councils? we know budgets are tight, we talk about it all the time. how do we do it, is the alternative funding model needed? when we talk about what councils _ funding model needed? when we talk about what councils are _ funding model needed? when we talk about what councils are spending - funding model needed? when we talk about what councils are spending on i about what councils are spending on toilets, it's use

officers there say in leeds.019. the businessman, who's already given the party £10 million, is accused of saying the mp diane abbott, made him want to hate all black women . want to hate all black women. the funeral of 15 year old masonry rest is being held later. he was stabbed to death in bristol in january alongside his best friend max dixon, who was also laid to rest this week . was also laid to rest this week. a total of 12 people were arrested in connection with their deaths, and five people have been charged with murder . have been charged with murder. the partner of max's mother is taking part in a charity walk between weston super mare, grand pier and bristol to raise funds in their memory. pier and bristol to raise funds in their memory . a man that's in their memory. a man that's been described who has been described as a loner, will be sentenced later for the murder of a couple that he worked for by poisoning them with the opioid fentanyl. luke dewitt invented fake personas and rewrote the wills of s

he arrived at dogs trust leeds aged one in 2015.the team said it was "delighted" to see him happily rehomed. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. sunday didn't turn out too badly, with a bit of spring sunshine, just one or two showers. but through the next few days, the weather is looking quite changeable, decidedly unsettled, spells of rain, often windy, and it will be cold enough for snow over higher ground in scotland. now let's take a look at the rainfall we're expecting to accumulate over the next five days. wet for hills in the west, very wet for eastern scotland. but while i say rainfall, actually, some of this will fall as snow across scotland, because certainly over the next couple of days, we'll hold on to some rather cold air across this northern half of scotland. in the short term, well, through this evening and tonight, we see cloud and rain spreading from the west across northern ireland, western england, wales, pushing its way a little bit further northwards and eastwards. ahead of that, a slice of clear sky, o