at the end of- march, a tournament held in its own right, the red roses and northampton when they playomen's game. it’s names in the women's game. it's alwa s names in the women's game. it's always mainly — names in the women's game. it's always mainly been about the men but now we _ always mainly been about the men but now we have a stand—alone six nations— now we have a stand—alone six nations in— now we have a stand—alone six nations in front lewis gardens, twickenham and getting loads of ticket _ twickenham and getting loads of ticket sales for that and it also means— ticket sales for that and it also means that we've got the fan base and the _ means that we've got the fan base and the men also have this and so, just to _ and the men also have this and so, just to see — and the men also have this and so, just to see that is amazing.- just to see that is amazing. these uirls left just to see that is amazing. these girls left usually _ just to see that is amazing. these girls left usually motivated - just to see that is amazing. these girls left usually motivated and i girls left usu

in rugby union's premiership — northampton saints were on the end of real mauling by bristol bears, whoate. it's the biggest win of the season — with bristol scoring nine tries, harry randall with two of them. northampton were ahead courtesy of a penalty, but it was one—way traffic from then, in bristol's favour, the win moving them to 8th, with saints losing ground on the top two. finally — the women's six nations starts at the end of the month. one of the games taking place is in northampton at franklin's gardens, where england will play italy. ahead of the match, two girls schools had the chance to meet and train with one of england's biggest stars. 0ur reporter, james burridge was there too: when i'm carrying the ball, i think get in touch and then, where's my mate. with an english rugby big stars. under the record point scores and were tempted, ready and willing to inspire the schoolgirls to in her footsteps. the schoolgirls to follow in her footsteps. pushes younger players being taught by professionals really good. it is absolutely - amazing, there's no way to, no words to descri

they appeared before northampton magistrates today, they were remanded and will appear again at northamptonter manchester has been fined for speeding after admitting driving at 78mph on a motorway where the limit had been reduced to 40mph. mr burnham has been ordered by a court to pay nearly £2,000 in fines, charges and costs — and given six penalty points on his licence. in a statement, mr burnham said he acknowledged that he was "going too fast" and accepted the court's decision. the hollywood actor, gwyneth paltrow, has told a court in the us that she did not cause a skiing accident in 2016 — in which the man suing her was injured. terry sanderson, wants more than a quarter—of—a—million dollars in damages — claiming the oscar winner is to blame for the long—lasting brain injury he suffered. 0ur north america correspondent david willis reports. day four of this trial saw the oscar—winning actress take to the witness box to give her account of the ski slope collision she stands accused of causing. i was skiing and two skis came between my skis, forcing my legs apart, and then, there was a

they appeared before northampton magistrates today, they were remanded and will appear again at northamptonrace crew — it's been quite the journey for 21—year—old noam mouelle. on sunday, he'll become one of a very small number of non—white oarsmen to take part in the historic annual contest on the river thames. he's been speaking to our sports reporter, james burridge. je m'appelle noam mouelle, etje prepare la boat race avec cambridge. it's quite something, i would say, it's very challenging. there is a lot of pressure, obviously. i've never been that stressed, stressed out about rowing in my entire life. noam mouelle's mum wanted him to do an outdoor sport. little did she know how far that sport would take him — from the suburbs of paris to the wild and lonely great ouse, for one of rowing's biggest endeavours, the boat race. when you tell people in france, so people who don't do rowing, that you're doing the oxford—cambridge boat race, it's a bit like... it's hard for them to imagine, right? because it's something that seems very old—school and very uk—based, and seems like almost a gli

angus crawford, bbc news, northampton.e being recognised. king charles is recognising for the roles they played. angela kelly, the queens dresser who worked for more than 25 years, also received an honour. from the suburbs of paris to the cambridge university, it has been quite a journey for this man who will become one of a very small number of non—white roseman to take part in the contest on the river times. he has been speaking to our reporter. speaks french. it is uuite reporter. speaks french. it is quite something _ reporter. speaks french. it is quite something i _ reporter. speaks french. it 3 quite something i would say. it's very challenging. there is a lot of pressure, obviously. i have never been that stressed about rowing in my entire life. his mum wanted him to do an outdoor sports will— outdoor sports will from the suburbs of _ outdoor sports will from the suburbs of paris _ outdoor sports will from the suburbs of paris to - outdoor sports will from the suburbs of paris to the - outdoor sports will from the

angus crawford, bbc news, northampton.be recognised in a special honours list. king charles has recognised royal aides and military personnel for the roles they played during the period of national mourning. angela kelly, the queen's dresser, who worked with her, for more than 25 years, also received an honour. returning home. three more parthenon fragments are now being displayed at the acropolis museum in athens, alongside other ancient artefacts. there were smiles all round at the ceremony attended by representatives of pope francis and the greek orthodox church. the gifting of the fragments of the parthenon, which have been held in the vatican museums for more than two centuries, shows itself as an ecclesial, cultural and social gesture of friendship and solidarity with the people of greece. the decision to return the fragments was announced by pope francis last year. translation: my personal heartfelt wish is that this initiative _ is mimicked by others. pope francis showed that this is possible and significant. greec

the 14 and 16 year olds who can't be named for reasons, appeared before northampton magistrates courtthis morning. they've been remanded in custody . well, the remanded in custody. well, the mayor of greater manchester has been fined almost £12 after being caught driving 38 miles an hour over the limit. in a statement , andy hour over the limit. in a statement, andy burnham said he had to review routes when he realised that his junction was closed. but he was, he says, not aware of any variable speed limit being in place. he reportedly driving at 78 miles an hour in a 40 zone. mayor says he was going too fast and accepts the court's decision . at accepts the court's decision. at 23, people have been killed . a 23, people have been killed. a major tornado hit the us. state of mississippi . it's understood of mississippi. it's understood that dozens have been injured and at least four people are still missing after the twister swept through the state and on into alabama . the emergency into alabama. the emergency management agency says the storm has left a trail of damage. more than 100

the red roses roll into northampton on april the 2nd when they play italy.— women palm again. it also mainly been about the _ women palm again. it also mainly been about the men _ women palm again. it also mainly been about the men but - women palm again. it also mainly been about the men but now i women palm again. it also mainly been about the men but now with| women palm again. it also mainly. been about the men but now with a six nations and playing at grounds like twickenham for the france game and getting loads of ticket sales for that opportunity to lock that we have the fan base of the and also have. :, , , , have the fan base of the and also have. :, ,, , , have. passing drills mastered these tirls left have. passing drills mastered these girls left usually _ have. passing drills mastered these girls left usually motivated - have. passing drills mastered these girls left usually motivated hoping l girls left usually motivated hoping that one day they may be running out with the red roses. that's all from sportsday. have a great weekend and good nigh

he died. they were remanded and will appear again at northampton crown court on monday morning.upport each other. , ., ., , ., , other. the young ones have been cominu other. the young ones have been coming and _ other. the young ones have been coming and they _ other. the young ones have been coming and they are _ other. the young ones have been coming and they are absolutely i coming and they are absolutely devastated. they are devastated and shocked. and the church, the community, alljust want to come together and be there for theirs. there has been an online appeals to help grow 1's family. so far it has raised more than £19,000. at least five are dead and six missing after an explosion at a chocolate factory in pennsylvania. the blast occurred just before 5pm on friday at the rm palmer &co facility in the town of west reading. the cause is currently unknown, authorities say they are investigating. the vatican has returned three fragments of the ancient parthenon sculptures to greece, in a move that's been described as a "gesture of friendship". 0ur reporter shelley phelps h

named for legal reasons and have been remanded until monday when there'll be another hearing at northampton each other. the young ones have been coming, and they are absolutely devastated. they're devastated and shocked. and, you know, the church, the community, all wejust want to come together and be there for this. there is been an online appeal to help the family that has so far raised more than £19,000. firefighters in eastern spain have been battling the country's first major wildfire of the year, which has destroyed more than 7000 acres of forest in the valencia region. authorities say more than a thousand people have been forced from their homes. the bbc�*s emer mccarthy reports. valencia's rolling hills burning in march. more than 500 firefighters worked to extinguish the blaze as emergency services evacuated residents from eight communities. translation: frustrated. i'm frustrated because of everything that has burned. but i was fearing this because of how badly things have been done, so this was normal thing to happen. spain is in drought after three years of below—average rainfal

the murder of a 16 year old boy who was stabbed death in northampton , stabbed death in northampton,d following the attack on wednesday afternoon . the 14 and wednesday afternoon. the 14 and 16 year old boys who can't be named for legal reasons, appeared before northampton magistrates court this morning . magistrates court this morning. they've been remanded in custody . the mayor greater manchester, has been fined £2,000 after being caught driving 38 miles an hour over the speed limit. in a statement, andy says he had to reroute routes when he was when he realised his junction was closed, but he was not aware of any variable speed limit being in place. he was reportedly driving 78 miles an hour in. a 40 zone mayor says . he was going 40 zone mayor says. he was going too fast and accepts court's decision . and at least 23 people decision. and at least 23 people have been killed after a major tornado hit the us state, mississippi sunday. that dozens have been injured and at least four are still missing after the twister swept through the state and on into alabama. the emergency manage

the murder of a 16 year old boy who was stabbed death in northampton , stabbed death in northampton,ed following the attack on wednesday afternoon . the 14 and wednesday afternoon. the 14 and 16 year old boys who can't be named for legal reasons, appeared before northampton magistrates court this morning . magistrates court this morning. they've been remanded in custody . the mayor greater manchester, has been fined £2,000 after being caught driving 38 miles an hour over the speed limit. in a statement, andy says he had to reroute routes when he was when he realised his junction was closed, but he was not aware of any variable speed limit being in place. he was reportedly driving 78 miles an hour in. a 40 zone mayor says . he was going 40 zone mayor says. he was going too fast and accepts court's decision . and at least 23 people decision. and at least 23 people have been killed after a major tornado hit the us state, mississippi sunday. that dozens have been injured and at least four are still missing after the twister swept through the state and on into alabama. the emergency manag

rowan shand, known northampton.wing the attack on wednesday afternoon. the and 16 year old boys who can't be named for legal reasons will appear before northampton magistrates court today . at magistrates court today. at least 23 people have been killed following a major tornado that hit the us state of mississippi. it's understood dozens have been injured and at least four people are still missing after the twister swept through the state and into alabama overnight. emergency management agency , the emergency management agency, the storm has left a trail of more than a hundred miles long with buildings left in rubble and cars turned over on their sides. one of britain's leading retail consultants has warned john lewis faces a battle to regain its soul . mary lewis faces a battle to regain its soul. mary portas has published an open letter to chair sharon white following the news she was consider bringing, ending the employee owned business structure to attract outside investment . john lewis, outside investment. jo

the young coolidge read the law clerking a local firm in northampton, massachusetts, and then sat the bar. judge edith jones will speak about coolidge's legal background. well, we've given you so many of the the story of calvin coolidge is the story of every american and village from the period. while listening to our guests today, think about what we've retained from that period as well as what we've lost and what we should to restore. and it's now my great pleasure to introduce our first panelist, the great grandson, the president. chris jeter. thank john calvin coolidge was, as you've heard already born on july 4th, 1872, in plymouth notch, vermont he was named after his father. the family referred to him always as calvin or cal. so over the years that john was dropped to better understand calvin. one needs to understand his family in, the environment in which he was raised. first notch is nestled in the green mountains of vermont. it is somewhat centrally located in a state 12 miles north of ludlow. calvin was the fifth generation in the family to live in plymouth. his great great

rowan shand, known northampton.wan shand, known as fred, died following the attack on wednesday afternoon. the 14 and 16 year old boys who can't be named for legal reasons, appeared before north hampton magistrates court this morning. they've remanded morning. they've been remanded in . the mayor of greater in custody. the mayor of greater manchester has been ordered to pay a manchester has been ordered to pay a speeding fine of almost £2,000 after being caught driving 38 miles above the miles per hour, rather above the speed limit. in a statement, andy burnham says he had to reroute when he realised his junction was closed , but he was not aware was closed, but he was not aware of any variable speed limit in place , he says. he was place, he says. he was reportedly driving 78 miles an hourin reportedly driving 78 miles an hour in a 40 zone. the man says he was going too fast and accepts the court's decision . at accepts the court's decision. at least 23 people have been killed after a major tornado hit the us state

rowan shand, known northampton.n shand, known as fred, died following the attack on wednesday afternoon. the 14 and 16 year old boys who can't be named for legal reasons, appeared before north hampton magistrates court this morning. been remanded morning. they've been remanded in . the mayor of greater in custody. the mayor of greater manchester has been ordered to pay a manchester has been ordered to pay a speeding fine of almost £2,000 after being caught driving 38 miles above the miles per hour, rather above the speed limit. in a statement, andy burnham says he had to reroute when he realised his junction was closed , but he was not aware was closed, but he was not aware of any variable speed limit in place , he says. he was place, he says. he was reportedly driving 78 miles an hourin reportedly driving 78 miles an hour in a 40 zone. the man says he was going too fast and accepts the court's decision . at accepts the court's decision. at least 23 people have been killed after a major tornado hit the us state of m

appeared in court this morning charged with murdering a 16 year—old who was stabbed to death in northamptonyneth paltrow has told a court in the us that she did not cause a skiing accident in 2016, in which the man suing her was injured. terry sanderson, wants more than a quarter—of—a—million dollars in damages, claiming the oscar winner is to blame for the long—lasting brain injury he suffered. 0ur north america correspondent david willis reports. day four of this trial saw the oscar—winning actress take to the witness box to give her account of the ski—slope collision she stands accused of causing. i was skiing and two skis came between my skis, forcing my legs apart, and then, there was a body pressing against me and there was a very strange grunting noise. so, my brain was trying to make sense of what was happening. ithought, "am i...? is this a practicaljoke? is someone, like, doing something perverted? this is really, really strange." my mind was going very, very quickly. more used to the red carpet of hollywood premieres than the austere surroundings of a utah courtroom, gwyneth palt

named for legal reasons and have been remanded until monday when they will be another hearing at northamptonis lost one of its own trying to support each other. the ounu to support each other. the young ones _ to support each other. the young ones have _ to support each other. tue: young ones have been to support each other. tte: young ones have been coming in and they are absolutely devastated, devastated and shocked. you know, the church, the community, all we want to come together and be there for this. . , , ., ., this. there has been an online a- eal this. there has been an online appeal to _ this. there has been an online appeal to help _ this. there has been an online appeal to help robin's - this. there has been an online appeal to help robin's family. | appeal to help robin's family. so far it has raised more than £19,000. -- operation chiffon was the code name given to a top secret british intelligence operation that eventually paved the way for the good friday agreement, bringing an end to more than three decades of violence in northern ireland. at the centre of it all, was an und

rowan shand, known northampton.rowan shand, known as fred, died following the attack wednesday afternoon. the 14 and 16 year old boys who can't be named for legal reasons, appeared before magistrates court. this morning. they've been remanded in custody . the mayor of greater manchester has been fined almost £2,000 after being caught driving 38 miles an hour over the speed limit. in a statement , andy burnham says he had to reroute when he realised his junction was closed, but he was not aware of any variable speed being in place. he is reportedly driving at 78 miles an hour in a 40 zone. the mayor says he was going too fast and accepts the court's decision . at least 23 court's decision. at least 23 people have been killed after a major tornado hit the us state of mississippi . it's understood of mississippi. it's understood that dozens have been injured and at least four people are still missing after the twister swept through the state and on into alabama. the emergency management agency says the storm has left a

the 14 and 16 year olds who can't be named for reasons, appeared before northampton magistrates courtthis morning. they've been remanded in custody . well, the remanded in custody. well, the mayor of greater manchester has been fined almost £12 after being caught driving 38 miles an hour over the limit. in a statement , andy hour over the limit. in a statement, andy burnham said he had to review routes when he realised that his junction was closed. but he was, he says, not aware of any variable speed limit being in place. he reportedly driving at 78 miles an hour in a 40 zone. mayor says he was going too fast and accepts the court's decision . at accepts the court's decision. at 23, people have been killed . a 23, people have been killed. a major tornado hit the us. state of mississippi . it's understood of mississippi. it's understood that dozens have been injured and at least four people are still missing after the twister swept through the state and on into alabama . the emergency into alabama. the emergency management agency says the storm has left a trail of damage. more than 100

the murder of a 16 year old who was stabbed to in northampton.own as fred , died following the as fred, died following the attack on afternoon. the 14 and 16 year old boys who can't be named for legal reasons appeared before magistrates court this morning . they've been remanded morning. they've been remanded in custody at least 23 people have been killed after a major tornado . the us state of tornado. the us state of mississippi . it's understood mississippi. it's understood that dozens have been injured and at least four people are missing after the twister swept through the state and on into alabama. the emergency management agency says the storm has left a trail of damage more than 100 miles long. resident have spoken of entire buildings in rubble. cars turned over and trees uprooted . i had to get trees uprooted. i had to get ourselves into middle part of the house and did. and we got in there. and obviously was coming right behind us because as soon as we got in there, we heard a big boom and didn't hear anything else for little while. so

with northampton losing ground on the top two.t have it all his own way in practice on friday. he was just behind fernando alonso who has joined the aston martin team this season. it was a disappointing day for lewis hamilton and his mercedes team—mate george russell. remember we said hamilton was only eighth quickest. they expect a difficult start to the season,. one small bit of good news for the 7—time world champion, though — he's been given permission to wear a nose stud while racing despite a ban on drivers wearing jewellery in their car. stewards in bahrain grand prix have given hamilton a medical exemption to leave his studs in place, which is big u—turn after taking a hard line on jewellery last season. the official line is, and this is the quote, there were concerns about disfigurement. if hamilton had to keep pulling in and out the nose stud so they have given this exemption. igrate stud so they have given this exemption-— stud so they have given this exem tion. ~ ., �* ., exemption. we don't let charlie where his nose

london irish win — 37 to northampton saints 22. tries before half time, with blade getting the first of his three. more of the same followed after the break with 2 more tries for blade as connacht notched up their fifth consecutive victory. both sides picked up a bonus point. ospreys kept their hopes of finishing as the top welsh region alive, running in 5 tries to beat struggling dragons 37 by points to 18. iestyn hopkins went over for the bonus point winning fourth score. the wru's acting chief executive— nigel walker says the future of welsh rugby is on the line this weekend — more than 280 clubs will meet at an extraordinary general meeting in port talbot tomorrow. they'll vote on plans to modernise the way the game is run following a series of scandals that have rocked the union — including allegations of misogyny, sexism and racism. matt murray reports. steeped in history, the rugby club has been in existence longer than the wru and its chairman is not underplaying how important this vote is on sunday. you'll make the most im

henry slade outside of him, then the forwards, ollie chessum picked up an injury, in comes the northampton raw power next, and arguably the biggest mma fight this country has ever seen. leon edwards defends his ufc welterweight title against kamaru usman at the 02 on saturday night. after losing the first meeting back in 2015, edwards delivering a head kick heard around the world to become only britain's second world champion four years later. the trilogy fight has a lot to live up to. ade adedoyin has been in london where the pair have exchanged verbal blows today. this press conference was open to the public and leon edwards walked onto the stage to charges of rocky, his nickname, he delivered such a performance when he run it magg won the title, he was being berated by his corner team for being too passive and at the last minute of the last round he delivered a high kick which pu kamaru usman down, ending his reign as champion. some say it was a fluke but edwards remained confident that the outcome will be the same on saturday night. i am going out there to show off, show— i am going ou

he looks at northampton what a handsome and large village though much scattered checking it out. how does this work? but he goes the court of justice is small but very elegant house inside work is very grand. so other things pointing out how people are living. so he's praising some areas that he goes through. and then he denigrates others swansea for instance was despicable. okay. all right, not good for any pr there, walpole. oh lordy, walpole where he found the troops much scattered some indwelling houses and other in barns the poor mean despicable wretched town. could not afford one regiment room in their dwelling houses for one night. this is the first night that our men has been under the necessity of lying in barns on this march. so fascinating point in this he's revealing that as they have been marching through these communities. they have been quartered in people's homes. the inhabitants along this trek have been welcoming the soldiers. into their homes, they've not had to lay out under the stars or at that point up to that point in barns. now i will point out that it cou

he looks at northampton what a handsome and large village though much scattered checking it out. how does this work? but he goes the court of justice is small but very elegant house inside work is very grand. so other things pointing out how people are living. so he's praising some areas that he goes through. and then he denigrates others swansea for instance was despicable. okay. all right, not good for any pr there, walpole. oh lordy, walpole where he found the troops much scattered some indwelling houses and other in barns the poor mean despicable wretched town. could not afford one regiment room in their dwelling houses for one night. this is the first night that our men has been under the necessity of lying in barns on this march. so fascinating point in this he's revealing that as they have been marching through these communities. they have been quartered in people's homes. the inhabitants along this trek have been welcoming the soldiers. into their homes, they've not had to lay out under the stars or at that point up to that point in barns. now i will point out that it cou

well, indeed, although strictly speaking, i was northampton, but i was born northampton, but i regard . i regard myself as a mancunian. i went school there the went to school there and the you've a huge brain drain you've seen a huge brain drain from not just manchester, the whole of the north over the last 50 or 60 years. and the danger is, of course, that if the evasions to is even quicker than the two, 2 hours, 5 minutes that it is now , you know, you'll get it is now, you know, you'll get people commuting even more than so.the people commuting even more than so. the brain . this is why the so. the brain. this is why the overall action of the north was far more , but that have been far more, but that have been almost a benefit you that it started the north rather than stopping . well i think there stopping. well i think there were planning reasons with the fact but when it goes to seat doesn't do it so . oh yes what's doesn't do it so. oh yes what's it what's. no to be fair it doesn't help really. the north at all. and if you see what's going to happen now that you've got the slow

i6—year—old rohan shand, known to his family and friends as fred, died in kingsthorpe in northampton.is 9.10. who does not want to see firefighters doing a dance routine? you want to see it, of course you do. technically it is not a dance routine. this is called the �*ba shuffle' — demonstrated by firefighters in kent — it's not a new dance trend, but a technique used to help them navigate smoke—filled rooms. training involves blindfolding crews and teaching them how to navigate when there's low—visibility. hence the shuffle. once you've had the vaccination it does make sense. —— heard the explanation. it’s does make sense. -- heard the exolanation-_ the rental market is facing what has been described as a �*perfect storm' — with high inflation and the cost of living crisis forcing many landlords to hike up their prices. meanwhile, renters are extending tenancies and avoiding buying a home, until mortgage rates fall. our correspondent ben godfrey has been finding out more. jenny taupin didn't expect to be a sofa surfer in her early 705, but the search for a suitable property to rent s

bath are bottom of the table, while northampton are up to third.tch, what's happening to the multiple champions st helens? beaten again, this time in a huge shock, at leigh. they had been 12—0 up at half time, but lost 20—12. elsewhere, huddersfield giants are up to third after thrashing castleford 36—6 — running in six tries — chris mcqueen with two of them. warrington are top after beating hull kr, while leeds beat wakefield in the night's other match. in tennis, cameron norrie cruised to a second—round victory at indian wells. the british number one defeated taiwan's wu tung—lin in straights sets, 6—2, 6—4. norrie won the tournament in 2021 and will face taro daniel ofjapan in his second—round tie. and it was another day to forget for rory mcilroy at golf�*s players championship. he was 2—over par in his second round after ten holes, 6—over par overall, when stormy weather caused play to be abandoned. it now means that mcilroy is very likely to miss the cut. danny willet is the leading brit five shots off the lead. maybe the storm came out a goo

because of family relationship that my grandfather and grace coolidge first cousins i met her her northampton home and when i was 14 i didn't know any better so. i was more interested in the elevator in her and the buick in her garage. sadly but she was a wonderful and beautifully named woman full of grace and i am named after the coolidge's two sons, john and calvin. and i remember my mother who said that she had gone to john and florence's wedding. i remember this because kept a piece of the wedding cake in our freezer for years, along with a frozen and chicken and. i said, mom, i think this has been in here long and needs to be deeded to the smithsonian so that that that's my relationship with the coolidge family and it's my grandfather me a great story. they they used to double date years and years ago and then when he became president my grandfather to visit the president in the oval office and he said coolidge took a nap and after he woke he looked at my grandfather and said thanks for the visit arthur. i exchange words. the problem with going last is that a lot of people have already q

funny email from leon morning leon in northampton this morning saying hunt will be saying chairman hunthe'll be saving all the fireworks for the pre—election budget. on, he? budget. he's spot on, isn't he? well, been well, yes. i mean, really been the platform that both the sort of platform that both jeremy hunt set out before rishi sunak but as he sunak came in, but also as he was kept as chancellor which was kept on as chancellor which is very much steady as she goes, which is very much about we have to ourselves. we've been to set ourselves. we've been very we very tight limits because we all knew the liz knew what happened with the liz truss government and so on and that kind sense about if you that kind of sense about if you if too bold then things if you're too bold then things can go awry very quickly. and i think of the think that's one of the regrettable about the regrettable things about the many liz truss regrettable things about the many is liz truss regrettable things about the many is it liz truss regrettable things about the many is it is liz truss regrettable things abou

keynes runs dorchester in northampton, said david in watford . jackie o, david in watford.are great british voices. it's now time for a supplement. when my panel and i discuss some of the news stories that caught our eye, i'm joined by author and broadcaster christine hamilton and also broadcaster and janice kelly. i want to start danny. danny, also start with danny. danny, also about too grotty for about brits being too grotty for lanzarote. it's a real lanzarote. well, it's a real slap in the face for, us all inclusive from great britain. they're actually going after the german market. apparently the german market. apparently the german is those germans. they spend more dough , more spend more dough, more sophisticated. they're less likely to get into a pawnshop at 3:00 after an all inclusive night out. and so that goes for the small quantity or higher quality . so it's not all about quality. so it's not all about the size . it's about what you do the size. it's about what you do with it . crikey, while you're with it. crikey, while you're out . in the with it. crikey, wh

the exiles ran in four tries for a bonus point victory against northampton during which the league'st david light in manchester. 0kolie dominated the fight to register his 19th professional win against the previously unbeaten kiwi. the british boxer landed some heavy shots towards the end of the fight as he secured a unanimous victory on his return to the sport after more than a year out of the ring. there we go. so looking all right, i suppose, a year out, in that context. in play ukraine and northern ireland versus finland. good to see that as well. england and ukraine will be poignant with what is happening.— what is happening. absolutely. reau what is happening. absolutely. really nice _ what is happening. absolutely. really nice to _ what is happening. absolutely. really nice to see _ what is happening. absolutely. really nice to see you. - what is happening. absolutely. really nice to see you. thank i what is happening. absolutely. i really nice to see you. thank you so much. we'll be back with the headlines at 7:00. now on breakfast, it's time for the travel show. this week on

and sharon in northampton says it's this obsession with the universities and degrees that have put usa massive push for hands on apprenticeships and it's just so expensive i mean, we heard earlier from somebody new, a student nurse and £70,000 worth of debt. i mean, you've got to ask question. i mean, is it worth it ? i ask question. i mean, is it worth it? i just want to read this from norma . good morning this from norma. good morning to you. i was trained in you. she says, i was trained in the we considered the sixties. we were considered the sixties. we were considered the best nurses world. the best nurses in the world. our training was on the job as apprentice , as apprentices. apprentice, as apprentices. however since i trained, i studied for a degree. well. well, do coming in gb views at gb news dot uk now . nine year gb news dot uk now. nine year old olivia pratt coble was shot inside her home in liverpool last august and died . 34 year last august and died. 34 year old man from liverpool has been charged with her murder and the trial continues . but joining us trial continue