a niall guite original. a fellow artist friend. people with a disability are only resuming gradually. life is about adapting and niall has one room in the loft for training, anotherfor art, and those pictures, they have become a business. niall sells prints of his pictures on his website in conjunction with the special olympics charity. he is now self—employed and in britain only 6% of adults with a learning disability have paid jobs. he does a lot of research. you have always done that, haven't you? you have got a head full of football. if you opened it up, there would be a ball in there. but to get to this point just feels quite dreamlike actually. perhaps niall�*s pictures represent the power of sport, but also the possibility of creativity. joe wilson, bbc news, in sheffield. time for a look at the weather, here's darren bett. we have been talking about that red weather you have always done that, haven't you?

a niall guite original. a fellow artist friend.s pictures on his website in conjunction with the special olympics charity. he is now self—employed and in britain only 6% of adults with learning disability have paid jobs. he does a lot of research. you have always done that, haven't you? you have got a head full of football. if you opened it up, there would be a ball in there. but to get to this point just feels quite dreamlike actually. perhaps niall�*s pictures represent the power of sport, but also the possibility of creativity. joe wilson, bbc news, in sheffield. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there, the met office have issued a red warning for the strength of the wind in coastal areas of eastern scotland and the north—east of england. gusts of 90 mph developing, continuing into tomorrow morning. there is a danger to life. please stay away from these areas if you possibly can. we are blowing down a colder air with those strengthening winds this evening and overnight, and maybe some snow, not just

back in 1989 it was margaret thatcher, niall's former boss, who took pride in declaring that we in the conservative party are conviction politicians. we know what we believe and we hold fast to our beliefs. when elected, we put them into practice. being here today is very much a reminder that our international coalition throughout the conservative movement are based upon principles, purpose, and conviction. we are the generation politicians who followed in the footsteps of political giants margaret thatcher and ronald reagan. the very people who stood up to our enemies, confronted the hard issues of the nanny state, defended our values with conviction and beliefs, and tackle to those who sit in the way of our economic freedoms. at the core of our value system is the principle of safety and security. in my role as home secretary, the safety and security of the people of the united kingdom is fundamental to everything that i do. security and safety can only be achieved by working with our friends and allies, because not only are we united in our shared values, but we are united in our de

a niall guite original. fellow artist, friends.flanked on each side by hundreds of ram—headed sphinx statues, dating back more than 3,000 years, which were buried beneath the desert for centuries before they were uncovered and restored. the ancient road has been opened by egypt's president abdul fattah al—sisi, who hopes this will give a much—needed boost to the country's tourism industry. two million egyptians are employed in tourism, which generates more than 10% of the country's income. but tourists have been kept away in recent years, largely due to a decade of political turmoil, as well as the coronavirus pandemic. but with a procession of mummified pharaohs through the streets of cairo earlier this year and another museum opening plan for the coming months, egypt's government says it hopes this evening's spectacle in luxor will cement the country's reputation as the world's open—air museum. nickjohnson, bbc news. an expedition has set off to the great barrier reef to investigate sightings of shipwrecks there. at least one wre

— the benefits according to scientists like niall ferguson, is that the united — like niall ferguson,t and that is potentially what we're seeing in austria and the netherlands. austria has announced today— netherlands. austria has announced today that _ netherlands. austria has announced today that it will bring in a lockdown for anyone who hasn't had a vaccine _ lockdown for anyone who hasn't had a vaccine but— lockdown for anyone who hasn't had a vaccine. but as i say, we are still at the _ vaccine. but as i say, we are still at the very— vaccine. but as i say, we are still at the very beginning, we are not really— at the very beginning, we are not really even — at the very beginning, we are not really even in winter yet. there is still much — really even in winter yet. there is still much uncertainty, and january is really— still much uncertainty, and january is really going to be the month where — is really going to be the month where we _ is really going to be the month where we really find out where we are. . ~' where we really find out where we are. ., ~ , ., y where we really

it has been called prudent, this move, by professor niall ferguson is one of the uk's to government advisersth african scientists have said it could take six or eight weeks to analyse the results properly. but there has been displeasure in south africa is putting up the borders and reacting in this way. they have done such a good job finding this they would rather help and support finding new variants and spotting them and point to the fact that two thirds of older people in south africa have vaccinated. but it throws up also the question of how did we get here? the campaign at global justice now has criticised the uk from, and his word, preventing lower middle income countries were having equitable access to covert vaccines. he says we have created the conditions for this variant to emerge. visit was entirely avoidable and he is basically saying world leaders have been constantly asked to waive intellectual property on vaccine tests and treatments. so that the super variants would not be able to take place. but what happened as the uk is part of the kovacs vaccine system so they've been sen

now, one of the government's key advisers during this pandemic professor niall ferguson, has called thisent in response to this lack of knowledge about the new variant which is causing concern. south african scientists say it may take around six or eight weeks to analyse it properly but there is displeasure in south africa that these borders have been put up again with short notice with south african scientists saying they could do with more support and help spotting new variants plus point to the fact that two thirds of the elder generation in south africa have been vaccinated. but there was a question about how we got here as well. a campaigner at global justice now has criticised the uk from, in his words, preventing low and middle income countries from having equitable access to covert vaccines. he said we have created the conditions for this variant to emerge. it was entirely avoidable. well, the point there was that he is saying countries have been calling for a while for world leaders to waive intellectual property on coronavirus vaccines, tests and treatments, warning that if the

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the challenging circumstances of the past 18 months have forced all of us to adapt; but niall gite hass he started to create pictures — and from his bedroom in sheffield they're now being sold around the world. joe wilson went to meet him: knoyle combines his passion with sport with art and his stadium pictures began as a lockdown distraction and they have become a phenomenon. that distraction and they have become a phenomenon-— distraction and they have become a henomenon. ., ., ., phenomenon. that in the morning and caettin the phenomenon. that in the morning and getting the plan _ phenomenon. that in the morning and getting the plan of— phenomenon. that in the morning and getting the plan of it _ phenomenon. that in the morning and getting the plan of it and _ phenomenon. that in the morning and getting the plan of it and selecting i getting the plan of it and selecting the colours and then starting that process of drawing. yes. the artist travelled in — process of drawing. yes. the artist travelled in spain _ process of drawing. yes. the artist travelled in spain and _ process of d

in three of us admit to feeling anxious or stressed at this time of year, mental health podcaster nialld route from the east midlands to this part of the world but also across the pennines between leeds, manchester and liverpool and hull that was designed to make the journey times faster and we are expecting that they will indeed be scrapped. lots of frustration, particularly for people who would have stood to benefit along the route, including in bradford, the city that would have seen thousands of jobs city that would have seen thousands ofjobs created, and a £60 billion boost to the economy on the cards but that could now be at risk. i've been to bradford to find out what people there make up the proposal. bradford — one city, two stations, and they are at the heart of northern england's train troubles. there are direct services to manchester and leeds, but the journey is slow and expensive. getting from here to leeds, just a ten—mile trip, takes nearly half an hour and it's a journey that passengers want speeding up. i've had to take an uber all the way to manchester to get to an im