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, bringing an abrupt end to a successful career with gloucester, and before that leicester and milton keynesyears and today they gathered to do it all again. last time ed was in the driving seat. this time he'll be in a support vehicle. last time, he and former team—mate billy twelvetrees rode over three days. this time, just 2a hours. ed is only 36 years old, and his children will be affected for the rest of their lives with this. they get given a diagnosis of 2—5 years to live and then they are left to themselves. we need to raise as much awareness and money to help find a cure because it's a cruel, cruel disease. the kids are excited as ever, which is always the thing that keeps us going. that's really nice to see. i think you know in your head what's going to happen but it's not real- until it's happened to you in a way. and i think, you know, _ part of it is he wants people to see that this is the reality of the situation - and people need help. for the fans and the mnd community, this means the world. ed, we are there for you, we are there for your family. gloucester are your family an

>> milton keynes, milton keynes, canterbury ? yes, solihull. canterbury? yes, solihull.e. yes. and, coventry right to next the y next to the theatre. >> okay. so is your background in cookery or is this just something you went into? >> no, i have two partners, harminder and parm. i've known harminder and parm. i've known harminder for a while. parm was his cousin. yeah. he always wanted to set a business up. we lived locally together and i was always in hospitality, and events in my area. yes. so we came together with the idea of doing wing kings, which is obviously a chicken wing restaurant and burgers. yes, and a sports bar as well. yes. and then we, we went along with it and we're, we're flying at the moment. >> so. and these are the burgers that you have here. these are the burgers. okay. do you want to show us what they look like? >> i can indeed. >> i can indeed. >> so this is, a jokerjack okay. >> this is a little bit on the spicy side. not too spicy . yeah, spicy side. not too spicy. yeah, but, a favourite from the customers . customers. >> and are these recipes

with us too, chris curtis, labour mp for milton keynes north. hello.ppened to the light touch? i hello. what happened to the light touch? ~ . ., , ., ~ touch? i think what kim was talking about without _ touch? i think what kim was talking about without really _ touch? i think what kim was talking about without really important - about without really important statement is what we were all sick to death of, and even by the end of it, many of you journalists were as well, it was a politics that seemed determined to constantly fill up our lives with drama, bickering, divisiveness, rather than politicians that just got divisiveness, rather than politicians thatjust got on with the job of trying to govern the country. the big reset we have tried to do, i think mostly successfully so far, is not to be filling the airwaves each night with the bickering in westminster butjust getting on with the difficult policy work that will be necessary in order to start getting britain moving back in the right direction punter i will come back to some of the headlines dom

the i from gloucester to leicester, the club where he first played with billy twelvetrees, under milton keynesh. unbelievable. are they going to — london to edinburgh. unbelievable. are they going to be _ london to edinburgh. unbelievable. are they going to be here _ london to edinburgh. unbelievable. are they going to be here on - london to edinburgh. unbelievable. are they going to be here on time l are they going to be here on time tomorrow morning?— are they going to be here on time tomorrow morning? yes. no doubt about it. tomorrow morning? yes. no doubt about it- itut— tomorrow morning? yes. no doubt about it. but what _ tomorrow morning? yes. no doubt about it. but what is _ tomorrow morning? yes. no doubt about it. but what is stated - tomorrow morning? yes. no doubt about it. but what is stated they i about it. but what is stated they will be in stock i have got no idea. i did it in three days. i was exhausted. so, i cannot wait to be here tomorrow and to see them coming. it here tomorrow and to see them cominr. . . here tomorrow and to see them comin-. , . . ., here tomorrow and to s

they'll start at kingsholm stadium in gloucester, cycle up to leicester, down through milton keynes andhip and stuff, and it has deteriorated him, it has affected ed especially but his family massively as well. he has a wife and young kids and for anyone in the motor neurone disease community affected by it, it's really, really tough for themselves obviously, but the family and close a network around him, it's affected them so much. and we've seen it through rob burrow and kev sinfield and doddie weir and everyone affected by it and rugby is such a good way of coming together because it's a team sport and all its values and helping each other. and it's affected him and everyone around him but everyone just wants to get behind him and everyone affected by mnd and help the cause, because there is no fix at the moment and we will keep banging down the door until there is one because that's the most important thing. there's a bizarre spectacle in store on the eve of the diamond league meeting in zurich next month. mondo duplantis, who broke his own pole vault world record in defending his o

well, just some breaking news to bring you from milton keynes this morning.e understand that a man is in a critical condition after being stabbed there at a music festival in the city. that was last night at around 9:00. he was attacked during a reggae concert at the national bowl. just as i say after 9:00. officers at this stage say they do believe it was a targeted attack. any more details on that we will bring to you. but as i say, a man in a critical condition after being stabbed at a music festival in milton keynes last night, a music festival in milton keynes last night , turning keynes last night, turning overseas now and family members of british embassy workers in beirut have been evacuated from the region amid fears of an all out war between israel and lebanon. the government's also renewing calls for all british citizens to leave immediately , citizens to leave immediately, with the military said to be on standby to get people out of the middle east. tensions in the region are high after leaders of the lebanese militant group hezbollah and hamas we

they�*ll start at kingsholm stadium in gloucester, cycle up to leicester, down through milton keynesily massively as well. he has a wife and young kids and for anyone in the motor neurone disease community affected by it, it�*s really, really tough for themselves obviously, but the family and close a network around him, it�*s affected them so much. and we�*ve seen it through rob burrow and kev sinfield and doddie weir and everyone affected by it and rugby is such a good way of coming together because it�*s a team sport and all its values and helping each other. and it�*s affected him and everyone around him but everyone just wants to get behind him and everyone affected by mnd and help the cause, because there is no fix at the moment and we will keep banging down the door until there is one because that�*s the most important thing. a couple of days after arriving home, many of our olympians will be enjoying some well earned rest. but not gold medal winning dr imogen grant. the rower won the lightweight double sculls but is now off to work to start her career as a junior doctor. she t

they started at kingsholm stadium in gloucester, cycling through leicester, milton keynes, twickenhamkfast this morning, during our programme, before 9:30am. we really hope they make it but they have had a very, very tough night so far. as soon as we get word from them, we will be there live to watch that moment as they cross the finish line together. for now, let's hear from jane mccubbin, who has been following theirjourney. ten, nine, eight... 211 hours ago, the rugby community once again united with one cause. ..two, one, go! cheering. come on, ed! it's not about me, to be honest. it's about the mnd community. obviously i'd love to be able to do it physically. um, but the cause is the most important part. it's amazing. it is absolutely amazing, - and they're going to do brilliantly! ed's friend and former team—mate billy twelvetrees led out the team that, just two years ago, had been led by ed himself. go on, ed! they're calling this the ride against time, because it really is. ed never seems to stop smiling — at least when we see him. ye... - that's it, yeah. i think it means so

they've lived and worked here for many, many years to turn this into a, you know, a city the size of milton keynesbridge put together is just mental, you know , we can't just mental, you know, we can't cope with that. the infrastructure is not here. we've got nothing here at all. you know, we don't even have mains gas. we have issues with sewage. every, every year we have, you know, just huge problems. it does not work. >> and is there a is there a is there a school a hospital the gp's there. >> we in oxford we don't have a shop. let alone, you know, i'm currently reopening the pub. we have a small farm shop. we have no school anymore. we have no shop, we have no supermarket , no shop, we have no supermarket, no dentist, no doctors, nothing at all. so this is completely greenfield development that they're talking about doing . and they're talking about doing. and to be fair, it's to me, it just seems a lazy idea that there's a big piece of space where the new east west rail link will, hit the east coast main line. let's just put all of the housing requirement that we need in this small little vill

i'm just a normal bloke from milton keynes that's ok at rugby and the way, the way you've supported men _ aired, you doing? yeah, i'm good. a different set of wheels on me - aired, you doing? yeah, i'm good. a different set of wheels on me than i different set of wheels on me than two years— different set of wheels on me than two years ago. but i'm positive, and. _ two years ago. but i'm positive, and. yeah. _ two years ago. but i'm positive, and. yeah. i_ two years ago. but i'm positive, and, yeah, i got great friends around — and, yeah, i got great friends around me, luckily. so i'm keeping on. ., around me, luckily. so i'm keeping on, ., ., , around me, luckily. so i'm keeping on. ., ., , ., . ., on. how does it feel watching that from two years — on. how does it feel watching that from two years ago? _ on. how does it feel watching that from two years ago? well, - on. how does it feel watching that from two years ago? well, it - on. how does it feel watching that. from two years ago? well, it brings back how tired _ from two years ago? well, it brings back how tired i _ from two ye

i mean, it's if you look at somewhere like milton keynes, which was based around, i think 16 little villagesy intact. >> it's just it will be a development. yes. >> of around it. >> of around it. >> yeah. if you do it intelligently it can work. i mean i kind of fall on both sides of this i get it, i get why people oppose building in their areas because they don't think it will serve them well. and they think, oh, there'll be lots of new houses, but there won't be new gp's, there won't be schools. well, there have to be. >> they have to be. you have to be. they're going to build a super city of 350,000, which is apparently the size of coventry. i mean, that's big. yeah, yeah. stephanie, katie price . stephanie, katie price. >> oh, you don't look . >> oh, you don't look. >> oh, you don't look. >> oh, you don't look. >> oh, i just you know, stephanie takyi. wow. the showbiz claws are out . it's time showbiz claws are out. it's time she paid the price. it really is time. i feel like katie price has been the cat with nine lives when it comes to the law . and if when it comes to the law. and if th