tottenham's north london — is a strong person.son. tottenham's north london rivals arsenal- is a strong person. tottenham's north london rivals arsenal are| is a strong person. tottenham's . north london rivals arsenal are the team to catch at the top of the premier league. they play west ham later. they were five points clear of manchester city who just lost at home to bradford city. they don't play until wednesday night so arsenal could stretch their lead to eight points if they win later. we know the eight points if they win later. - know the importance of starting strong. we have been at home. it is a very special day in premier league history, a very special family day to play football. it is an incredible atmosphere that day and we want to make the most out of it. the england rugby league international has left the club to australia. it will be his second stint in australia after leaving wigan in 2019. bateman helped wigan win the challenge cup this year and played in four of england's two games at the rugby league world cup

after north banbury on its london to birrfour days of work after north banbury on its london to birrfourkes after north banbury on its london to birrfour days of strikes end fter north banbury on its london to birrfour days of strikes end on' the four days of strikes end on 7th january. this feels like 7th of january. this feels like traffic this traffic report reading this about a4. i'm about passengers on the a4. i'm just you back information just giving you back information . yeah. so basically this strike is going to go even longer, going to destroy the trains for months it's a months to come. and it's all a total nightmare. you say, total nightmare. as you say, train don't paid, train drivers don't get paid, so they to in the army. they have to bring in the army. probably get paid as probably who get paid half as much as train driver. and yet much as a train driver. and yet we get some get some nurses we get some we get some nurses to ride the trains when the system works. the train drivers are 70, 80, 80 grand are run like 70, 80, 80 grand and they literally don't even have steerin

after north banbury on its london to birrfour days of work after north banbury on its london to birrfourkes after north banbury on its london to birrfour days of strikes end fter north banbury on its london to birrfour days of strikes end on' the four days of strikes end on 7th january. this feels like 7th of january. this feels like traffic this traffic report reading this about a4. i'm about passengers on the a4. i'm just you back information just giving you back information . yeah. so basically this strike is going to go even longer, going to destroy the trains for months it's a months to come. and it's all a total nightmare. you say, total nightmare. as you say, train don't paid, train drivers don't get paid, so they to in the army. they have to bring in the army. probably get paid as probably who get paid half as much as train driver. and yet much as a train driver. and yet we get some get some nurses we get some we get some nurses to ride the trains when the system works. the train drivers are 70, 80, 80 grand are run like 70, 80, 80 grand and they literally don't even have steerin

households in north london borough of islington will have that access to heating and hot water restricted in a bid to save cash . this the start of energy rationing. a common sense economy or a dangerous precedent . meanwhile, rishi sunak announces new masterplan to illegal migrant crossings , illegal migrant crossings, including a deal with albania. more that shortly. but will it work .7 we'll speak to a top tory work? we'll speak to a top tory mp who wants to get tough on immigration. mp who wants to get tough on immigration . jonathan gallus i'm immigration. jonathan gallus i'm told he's in a cab on his way to the studio right now. gallus not sunak not live on delay in either . the eu folks caught up either. the eu folks caught up in a corruption scandal surely not. we'll hear the gory details from legal philosopher eva blah . dinda broke lots to get through, including my prescription , get britain back prescription, get britain back on its feet in my big opinion monologue and i'm going for it tonight, folks. i'm not pulling punches. but first, a welcome return to polish middle midhurs

households in north london borough of islington will have that access to heating and hot water restricted in a bid to save cash . this the start of energy rationing. a common sense economy or a dangerous precedent . meanwhile, rishi sunak announces new masterplan to illegal migrant crossings , illegal migrant crossings, including a deal with albania. more that shortly. but will it work .7 we'll speak to a top tory work? we'll speak to a top tory mp who wants to get tough on immigration. mp who wants to get tough on immigration . jonathan gallus i'm immigration. jonathan gallus i'm told he's in a cab on his way to the studio right now. gallus not sunak not live on delay in either . the eu folks caught up either. the eu folks caught up in a corruption scandal surely not. we'll hear the gory details from legal philosopher eva blah . dinda broke lots to get through, including my prescription , get britain back prescription, get britain back on its feet in my big opinion monologue and i'm going for it tonight, folks. i'm not pulling punches. but first, a welcome return to polish middle midhurs

in many ways firstly, levelling up, the government's big plan to move investment out of london, especially up northng this, they are called the edinburgh reforms but it is difficult to get away from the fact that much of this is tied up in london so that is politically quite a hard sell. getting big business to take the uk seriously is another challenge, especially big tech firms. taking deliveroo as an example, they launched a big fanfare on the london stock exchange last april. early shares traded at around £4 but they are down to around 90p now, an embarrassing fall and they are far from the only ones. there is a feeling out there that the uk is out of touch and a bit behind the times. finally, the big challenge is to convince all of us it's a good idea to relax the rules. the financial crash is still pretty fresh and a lot of people's mines. allowing more risk in can be lucrative but it needs to be very carefully managed. thank you, marc ashdown. santander bank has been fined nearly £108 million for "serious and persistent" gaps in its anti money—laundering controls. the watchdog, the financial

like here in north london. but across the country, the lines of needy people are growing longer. i had to read than i ruzen as a single mother and works part time in a department store. she comes here almost every week it to be very difficult, especially nowadays with a inflation and the prices are growing. arlena go up so much know very difficult, very def, i didn't know how could manage our f tars carnis in charge of food distribution. he estimates that demand has gone up by 50 percent in the last 6 months. the country i don't bring a face to time that is simple to warm people that are in, we're actively both husband and wife. they are currently access all services. and these people will normally associate, yet older people, single parents, children, poverty hits them all particularly hot. martin godfrey is a doctor in london. some of his patients are overly pale and prone to infection because they don't have enough to eat. he worries, especially about the children to 2020 and in some parts abundant. 25 percent of the population is living below the poverty line. something like

thousands homes without water in north london after a mains pipe in north london after a mains pipe burst causing multiple properties be flooded. london fire brigade was called to properties in camden last night after water reaching a metre high, half metre high. sorry. affected more than 100 homes. thames water says some homes remain without water as they continue assess the damage . continue assess the damage. phoenixville leader leo varadkar has become the tea shock for the second time. he's replacing fianna fail leader micheal martin . as part of the rotating martin. as part of the rotating tea shock, a agreement within ireland's coalition government. mr. varadkar, previous held the office from 2017 to 2020. police a man and a woman arrested after two young boys were found in east london were known the children. emergency services were called to cornwallis road in dagenham yesterday. where they discovered the boys, aged two and five, both already deceased. the two suspects were arrested separately in nearby locations and they remain in police custody . the met has police custody. the

here he is in north london, where he met with local charities and volunteer groups.s witchell had more on the likely palace reaction. >> by and large, buckingham palace will be relieved. on the most sensitive area, the suggestions of racial prejudice, there is no explicit allegation against the family, though carrie does say that there is a huge double of oncology sky is. maryam: the three remaining episodes are due to be released next week, but the relationship between the sussexes and the royal family made the beyond repair. >> even if nothing dramatic is revealed, the threat noel's have been there and the painting of mily -- you always have been there and the painting of the family's private lives in a public way, i do not think the royal family can forgive back. -- forgive that. maryam: turning to the world cup, a migrant worker has died while working at a facility. a filipino worker fell to his death while carrying out repair work at a resort while her -- where the saudi arabia team was staying. fifa said it is deeply saddened by the tragedy and our thoughts and

community kitchen volunteers give out $600.00 kilos of food per week at for distribution sites in north london. they're busier than ever. dana ruth and is a single parent. she works half days in a department store almost every week she comes here to get food for herself for 2 young sons and her mother eat. so it'd be very difficult, especially nowadays the day inflation and the prices of growing not globs so much. no, very difficult vetted if that didn't know how could manage very cooper also comes here almost every week and loads up anything that's left over. he shares it with others that don't need all of that. i just go around to give it to other people. i can't make it who can come here. so most of it are getting way towards con, works with supermarket send suppliers, they donate food that can no longer be sold. it's distributed quickly, right? part of his commitment to 0 waste, 0 hunger. we fact the people that come and use our service because the during the, the service, if you don't take the food that we off up, it's going to end the palazzo and it's gonna damage the environment. the ga

a lot of attention is given to the housing crises in so called superstar cities in the global north london, frankfurt new york sydney to name just a few, but it's bad as the housing affordability crisis is in these expensive cities, is even worse in rapidly urbanized regions of the global south, where rents a share of income, average 100 percent, a 150 percent to 100 percent or even higher. in these areas, urbanized asian has outpace development, resulting in the creation of teeming but dysfunctional megacities, such as lagos, karachi, kinshasa, and deca of the 33 major cities on the planet right now. 26 are in the global south . in fact, 90 percent of feature growth is going to be located in asia and africa with africa set to double its urban population. in the next 30 years, if nigerian population continues to grow and urbanized at the same rate as now, lagos could become the world's largest metropolis home to 85 or 100000000 people. a lot of the conversations are on migration. no onst migration of our comes to the go wrong off. whereas a lot of the migration that's happening is happenin

every face tells a story, or at least that's how it looks at this fan zone in wembley in north londonur years ago and lost in the final of the euros last year, so hopes were high, and the disappointment is clear. let's get the view from paris now, where celebrations have been taking place on the champs elysees and elsewhere including both french and morrocan fans. the french supporters are hopeful their national team can be the first side to retain the world cup since brazil in 1962. our correspondent lucy williamson watched the match there for us. absolute euphoria here, absolute joy. that first goal in the first half, when france scored, i can't describe the atmosphere in the bar. i think there are many people here who saw this as the big match, the best side they had faced so far, many said. the final before the final, as one man put it. it is one of the quarter—finals, but for many people it felt like the most significant match, perhaps of the whole tournament. we have yet to find that out. but it was really built up as a match of equals or almost equals. the best side they had fa

today, the king was visiting a jewish community centre in north london.. he and his officials will hope that today�*s meeting will draw a line under an unpleasant episode. for its part, the palace has said it will continue its focus on inclusion and diversity. nicholas witchell, bbc news. cheering the first ever satellite to survey all of the earth�*s surface waters from space blasted off from california on a spacex rocket. injured ignition, and lift off. lift up injured ignition, and lift off. lift up of— injured ignition, and lift off. lift up of swot. nasa�*s "surface water and ocean topography satellite", or swot, should improve weather forecasting, help to manage freshwater supplies in regions suffering drought, and give us new insights on the consequences of climate change. well, our science correspondent, jonathan amos gave us more details. this is an experimental mission, but it�*s a big advance on what has gone before. we�*ve really struggled to see some of the rivers around the world, some of the lakes, and even get detail on the movement of oce

brentford v spurs is a 1230 kick off, tottenham's north london rivals arsenal are the team to catch atague, they play west ham later. 7 matches in total. newcastle could go second if they win at leicester. next to an eventful first day of the boxing day test in melbourne between australia and south africa, where the hosts are in control at the close of play. there were emotional scenes at the mcg where tributes were paid to australia legend shane warne. this the first match played at his home ground since he died earlier this year. both sides lined up to pay tribute to warne before the match putting south africa into bat, cameron green got his maiden five wicket haul, ripping through the lower order as the tourists were bowled out for 189. in reply david warner hit an unbeaten 32 as australia reaching 45 for1 at stumps, usman khawaja the only wicket to fall. meanwhile in karachi it's the opening day of pakistan's first test against new zealand. the hosts looking to bounce back from their series defeat to england. babar azam leading the charge, at tea pakistan are 261—4. the tampa bay b

today, the king was visiting a jewish community centre in north london.etween different faiths. he and his officials will hope that today's meeting will draw a line under an unpleasant episode. for its part, the palace has said it will continue its focus on inclusion and diversity. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the american space agency, nasa, has launched a mission to undertake the first survey of all of the earth's surface waters from space. mission swot will use radar technology to monitor the elevation of water as tom brada reports. engine ignition and lift off. for a landmark mission which aims to transform what we know about water on earth. the spacecraft will chart rivers and lakes and will also track features in the ocean's surface in unparalleled detail. the results could be vitally important, helping to improve drought forecast and give researchers a better understanding of climate change. understanding of climate chan . e. , «a change. every three weeks it will complete _ change. every three weeks it will complete a _ change. every three weeks i

i did it in an ivory tower in north london . ivory tower in north london.ten, i completely agree you. but unfortunately, these people that selling these kind of processed foods just toxic for our children, full of bad fats and sugar. they to sell this. and so they are nudging people to buy them. and that's where the problem happens. that's what parents where problem you're talking down to parents that most know that if they are serving a certain cereal is a lot of sugar in it. we've got to stop all this, you know. oh, poor parents. let us patronise you because you don't know. there's a lot of sugar in this when in fact, they do because there's lots of responsible parents out there who, you know, aren't aren't nutritionists, but know because they use that common sense. so i say no to complexity say stop blaming the food manufactures chris. yes let's look after our children and pay for free school meals through general taxation and stop paid wasting on things like rainbow on police cars or silly projects that don't work, like the tax and trace thing didn't wo

i did it in an ivory tower in north london . ivory tower in north london.ten, i completely agree you. but unfortunately, these people that selling these kind of processed foods just toxic for our children, full of bad fats and sugar. they to sell this. and so they are nudging people to buy them. and that's where the problem happens. that's what parents where problem you're talking down to parents that most know that if they are serving a certain cereal is a lot of sugar in it. we've got to stop all this, you know. oh, poor parents. let us patronise you because you don't know. there's a lot of sugar in this when in fact, they do because there's lots of responsible parents out there who, you know, aren't aren't nutritionists, but know because they use that common sense. so i say no to complexity say stop blaming the food manufactures chris. yes let's look after our children and pay for free school meals through general taxation and stop paid wasting on things like rainbow on police cars or silly projects that don't work, like the tax and trace thing didn't wo

train companies of one passengers to check before travelling in this crust houston station in north londonere? well, the trains are starting _ greg, how bad is there? well, the trains are starting to _ greg, how bad is there? well, the trains are starting to arrive - greg, how bad is there? well, the trains are starting to arrive and i trains are starting to arrive and depart from here and with albeit some delays. there only been one cancel training here in the last hour and i was a train in liverpool lime street and it was not cancelled due to the snow and ice, it was cancelled due to their not being enough crewmembers. crew, the train and as of now, it is starting to get and as of now, it is starting to get a bit busier as it starts peak time, there were delays and people are being advised to check the timetables before they get here and many are simply arriving early because they want to get back up north to get to their destinations. and manchester in houston is one of the busiest stations in the capital. if you delays, this evening at ten and 11 o'clock is the last train expected to l

every face tells a story — or at least that's how it looks at this fan zone in wembley, in north londonf view from our sports editor dan roan, in doha. england avenue impressed here and they're entitled to feel a little hard done by what happened this evening but there is no doubt given how far this team is come in recent years, given the teams that have already been knocked out in the fact that he suppressed me finalists, morocco were waiting for them and had england victorious. they had their backs packed in a great sense of this being a missed opportunity and it's been penalty shoot—out that have caused england grief and it's a cruel twist of fate that it was a penalty by their usually reliable captain, he retained under incredible pressure that cost them on this occasion whether not they would've prevailed had they made it 2— all, we will never know. are there questions about the referee, gareth southgate's future. windows of the things he's taken the steam as far as he's taken the steam as far as he can and they were wanting to say that maybe he will feel it is time to walk away. e

today, the king was visiting a jewish community centre in north london.al tolerance and understanding between different faiths. he and his officials will hope that today's meeting will draw a line under an unpleasant episode. for its part, the palace has said it will continue its focus on inclusion and diversity. nicholas witchell, bbc news. three people are critically ill in hospital after being injured during a crush outside a concert venue in south london. the nigerian singer asake was performing at the brixton academy, when it's reported some people tried to force their way in without tickets. the concert was abandoned. daniel sandford's report contains some distressing details. caught up in a dangerous crush outside the famous 02 academy in brixton, hundreds of fans of the nigerian singer asake — some with tickets, some without. the fans pushed up against the door, eventually forcing it open. you got 3,000 people have broken the doors outside, and because of security, the police have asked us to close the show. booing a frustrated audience didn't rea

today, the king was visiting a jewish community centre in north london.anding between different faiths. he and his officials will hope that today's meeting will draw a line under an unpleasant episode. for its part, the palace has said it will continue its focus on inclusion and diversity. nicholas witchell, bbc news. emmett till�*s savage murder in 1955, gave impetus to the civil rights movement in segregated america, and now a majorfilm about his mother's fight forjustice will be released next month. called till, it tells the story of maymie till mobley, who at his funeral, insisted on having an open casket to show the horribly disfigured face of her ia yr old son who'd been tortured and beaten by two white men. it's produced by the woman behind the bond films, barbara broccoli, and stars danielle dead—wyler, as may—mie. they've both been speaking, to our culture editor, katie razzall. 14—year—old emmett till. they have a different set of rules down there. his brutal murder in mississippi in 1955 galvanised the civil rights movement. the body of emmett

london fire in north london, a mains pipe burst. ndon fire brigade was called properties in camden last night after water reaching half a metre flooded. more than 100 homes. thames water says some homes. thames water says some homes remain without water as they continue to assess damage . they continue to assess damage. the met office has issued a yellow weather warnings and is expecting ice for much of scotland, wales and southwest england . it comes as blizzards england. it comes as blizzards are set to sweep across the north of the country weekend. temperatures could temporarily rise on sunday. frost is expected to create difficult road conditions and croatia finished third in the world cup after a two one victory over . after a two one victory over. mislav orsic or stitches late . mislav orsic or stitches late. first half strike was enough to set the contest after two early goals inside the first 9 minutes of the match. france play against argentina in final tomorrow . you're up to date on tomorrow. you're up to date on tv online

london fire in north london, a mains pipe burst. ndon fire brigade was called properties in camden last night after water reaching half a metre flooded. more than 100 homes. thames water says some homes. thames water says some homes remain without water as they continue to assess damage . they continue to assess damage. the met office has issued a yellow weather warnings and is expecting ice for much of scotland, wales and southwest england . it comes as blizzards england. it comes as blizzards are set to sweep across the north of the country weekend. temperatures could temporarily rise on sunday. frost is expected to create difficult road conditions and croatia finished third in the world cup after a two one victory over . after a two one victory over. mislav orsic or stitches late . mislav orsic or stitches late. first half strike was enough to set the contest after two early goals inside the first 9 minutes of the match. france play against argentina in final tomorrow . you're up to date on tomorrow. you're up to date on tv online

well, a small gas power station in north london , not a big scale in north london, not a big scale onebeing charged with charging the national grid £6,000 per megawatt hour and thatis £6,000 per megawatt hour and that is a record for the balancing mechanism. and that's the national grid's system that they have to make sure that in real time supply is meeting demand . £6,000 per megawatt demand. £6,000 per megawatt houn demand. £6,000 per megawatt hour. what is the normal price of electricity? so the long term average was about 50 or of electricity? so the long term average was about 50 o r £60 per average was about 50 or £60 per megawatt hour . before this megawatt hour. before this energy crisis . so this is 100 energy crisis. so this is 100 times greater than we were seeing. just to assess what the national grid has paid to this company . and that in the end company. and that in the end comes down to us and consumers and will go on our bills. this will go on people's bills. and it's a symptom of complete chaos and complete crisis in our energy system. this is absolutely astonishing.

well, a small gas power station in north london , not a big scale in north london, not a big scale onewas being charged with charging the national grid £6,000 per megawatt hour and thatis £6,000 per megawatt hour and that is a record for the balancing mechanism. and that's the national grid's system that they have to make sure that in real time supply is meeting demand . £6,000 per megawatt demand. £6,000 per megawatt houn demand. £6,000 per megawatt hour. what is the normal price of electricity? so the long term average was about 50 or of electricity? so the long term average was about 50 o r £60 per average was about 50 or £60 per megawatt hour . before this megawatt hour. before this energy crisis . so this is 100 energy crisis. so this is 100 times greater than we were seeing. just to assess what the national grid has paid to this company . and that in the end company. and that in the end comes down to us and consumers and will go on our bills. this will go on people's bills. and it's a symptom of complete chaos and complete crisis in our energy system. this is absolutely astonishi

let's selecting let's not forget, keep selecting white north london. white men from north london.heir seemed struggle their leader seemed to struggle even to be a even getting a woman to be a leader, alone protecting leader, let alone protecting the minority background . so minority background. so let's not take lessons from the not take any lessons from the virtue left in karate virtue signalling left in karate the silence. on twitter and the silence. us on twitter and i've got serious concerns that we are, as i alluded to in my monologue earlier, we are making no provision , no massive no provision, no massive provisions the seriously provisions for the seriously high levels of legal migration , high levels of legal migration, illegal immigration. so our pubuc illegal immigration. so our public services , our housing public services, our housing stock, and we are creating stock, etc, and we are creating a situation where, in the words of a councillor from lancaster, which has had third migrant hotel plonked on it in the space of however long there is an inevitable conflict here

let's selecting let's not forget, keep selecting white north london. white men from north london.heir seemed struggle their leader seemed to struggle even to be a even getting a woman to be a leader, alone protecting leader, let alone protecting the minority background . so minority background. so let's not take lessons from the not take any lessons from the virtue left in karate virtue signalling left in karate the silence. on twitter and the silence. us on twitter and i've got serious concerns that we are, as i alluded to in my monologue earlier, we are making no provision , no massive no provision, no massive provisions the seriously provisions for the seriously high levels of legal migration , high levels of legal migration, illegal immigration. so our pubuc illegal immigration. so our public services , our housing public services, our housing stock, and we are creating stock, etc, and we are creating a situation where, in the words of a councillor from lancaster, which has had third migrant hotel plonked on it in the space of however long there is an inevitable conflict here

how about primrose hill in north london , a primrose hill in north london, a man who is usually used were saying that even though the temperature is not quite below freezing, it feels a lot colder than it shows on the thermometer . yeah, i'll tell you , never . yeah, i'll tell you, never used to bother at all about the winters. when i was farther north in scotland, but 22 years down in london , i've become a down in london, i've become a real southern , i have to say. real southern, i have to say. and it does feel subzero here today and actually the lights starting to fade now. so within an hour or . so starting to fade now. so within an hour or. so we're probably going to be heading towards darkness and we know that with that will come the subzero temperatures . so all of the temperatures. so all of the snow, that's been melting throughout the day will turn to ice and that's going to make it treacherous underfoot for those walking on the pavement but also, of course, for the road users. and we've had multiple accidents reported throughout the day. there's a lot of videos issued out