yesterday, i attended a vigil from the of nottingham.gambian community, about 50—60 people came down. they issued a statement. and also the family issued their own statement in which they thanked notjust family issued their own statement in which they thanked not just the gambian community but the wider community in nottingham for their support over the last few nights. it's black friday today — and retailers are hoping for some festive cheer on what is one of the most important the signs are everywhere and this year the black friday deals have been earlier too to tempt us to part with our cash. some are spending more than others. i'm going to spend as much as i can possibly spend to make whoever happy. everything will be cut back this year, the food, absolutely everything will be cut back this year. cut back the rest of the year but enjoy christmas. - this is the last hurrah, then, is it? could be! christmas in a cost crisis. households are under pressure at the most crucial time of the year for retailers. i think it's going to be all a

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jo black, in nottingham.y for health service treatment. it would mean abandoning the founding principles of the nhs that make it free for all. our scotland editor james cook is in glagow. james. that is right, this is a minute of a meeting held by nhs chief executives in september and they appear to have discussed all sorts of ideas for the reform of the nhs, most controversially, that suggestion there could be a two tier service where those who can afford to go private. but also plenty of other ideas apparently on the table including cutting the funding of new drugs, perhaps restricting access to free prescriptions which are state funded in scotland, and also, discharging patients from hospital earlier is one possibility even if that lead to increased risk. the most controversial has been immediately knocked down by the scottish government, nicola sturgeon telling us that the founding principles of the nhs are not up for discussion, and the prime minister echoing those points in his speech this morning as we

after the fire that happened in the clifton area of nottingham.eir mother did and she died in hospital two days later. the little girl is fat aged three, her younger sister, who was one, and mother and other sister all died and today we sawjamie barro appear that saw jamie barro appear that nottingham sawjamie barro appear that nottingham in that test strips caught in a very brief hearing —— appear at nottingham magistrates' court and he lived at her flat next door to them. over the last few days there's been an outpouring of grief, really, in that past nottingham. yesterday, i attended a vigil from the gandhian community. around 50 or 60 people came down, said prayers and issued a statement adult of the family issued their own statement in which they thanked notjust family issued their own statement in which they thanked not just the gambling community but the wider community here in nottingham over the last few days. — gambian community —— gambian community the headlines on bbc news... world cup heartbreak for wales deep into injury time, as the

. her two young daughters following a fire at theirflat in nottingham. and her two young daughters. all three died from smoke inhalation at their home. jimmy barrow is due to appear at nottingham magistrates�* court tomorrow. a report into the death of a five—year—old boy who was killed by his family has called for the welsh government to change how agencies share information about child protection. logan mwangi was murdered by his mother, stepfather hospital doctors didn�*t pass on a list of significant injuries the little boy had suffered. 0ur corrrespondent tomos morgan has the story, and a warning, his report may contain some distressing details. if he is unconscious, he needs me... a mother in distress... he needs mum. ..heryoung boy missing... but it transpired this was all a lie. angharad williamson and stepfather john cole and 15—year—old craig mulligan had beaten and brutally killed five—year—old logan mwangi. back in august 2020, logan was taken to a&e with several significant injuries. in march the following year, he was put on the child prote

the mother of two young children killed in a house fire in nottingham on sunday has also died — a manheld on suspicion of murder. the un denounces the "hardening" of iran's response to nationwide protests. more than 300 people have died in anti—government demonstrations in the last two months. rescue workers in indonesia continue to search for survivors. at least 268 people have died — many of them were children whose schools collapsed around them. cristiano ronaldo is leaving manchester united with immediate effect, an abrupt end for an old trafford legend. the announcement, mutually agreed, came after he gave a tv interview, criticising the club and declaring he had "no respect" for manager erik ten hag. the first big shock of the world cup — saudi arabia beat argentina, one of the favourites to lift the trophy. if you've just us, good evening. welcome to bbc news. rail passengers across britain are to face fresh disruption over christmas and the new year, as the rmt union announces an escalation in strike action by workers in their long running dispute aboutjobs, pay and conditions

the three people were taken to the queen's medical centre in nottingham.tinghamshire police are now pleading for witnesses. what nottinghamshire police are now pleading for witnesses. what more have they said? _ pleading for witnesses. what more have they said? the _ pleading for witnesses. what more have they said? the investigation i have they said? the investigation was launched _ have they said? the investigation was launched later _ have they said? the investigation was launched later today. - have they said? the investigation i was launched later today. detective greg magill, who is leading the investigation, said the circumstances were tragic and very sad and his thoughts with the family of those involved. they're a feeling for witnesses and want anyone in the area at that time to come forward —— appealing. they also want local people to know that a team of detectives are working hard and will be in the local area. inquiries continue. nottinghamshire fire and rescue service also said they will be in the area to offer reassurance to residents over da

simon at the scene of that dreadful tragedy in nottingham. more coming up tragedy in nottingham.nd we will talk pause to take the news the hello. it wasn't a completely dry day but we have some scarce guys to take us through the night. parts of central scotland and england could see some fog patches. out west some change in a band of heavy rain pushing it with some squally wins. as a consequence of miles across the western corner of the uk. northeast it will be chilli with a touch of frost. some freezing frost patches to touch—up in scotland. i have a band of rain pushing eastwards across scotland. behind that a mix of sunny spells and heavy blundering first showers. particularly gusty for some irish closing english channel close as well. temperatures north to south eight to 12 degrees. as we look towards the end of the week it will turn at either. but there was still be some white and windy weather at times. hello, this is bbc news with jane hill. the headlines... more disruption on the railways this christmas — the rmt union announces a series of 48 hour strikes in december and

the three people were taken to the queen's medical centre in nottingham.d the woman remains in critical condition. the fire was started deliberately and nottinghamshire police are now appealing for witnesses. what more have police said? the investigation was launched later today. detective chief inspector greg magill, who is leading the investigation, said the circumstances were tragic and very sad and his thoughts with the family of those involved. detectives are working hard and will be in the local area. there will be a large police presence while flats remain cordoned off an inquiries continue. nottinghamshire fire and rescue service also said they will be in the area to offer reassurance to residents over coming days. 22—year—old is custody named as anderson lee alrdich. the shooting has been described as a hate attack. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt. now it's ti commute >ok now it's ti comr they ok at the we much vith matt. now it's ti comr they ok at the we much vit england, with up up to around 7—8 to start the day. to sti ii i7—

the mother of two young children killed in a house fire in nottingham on sunday has also died — a mansuspicion of murder. they are all at sea suddenly argentina and they are now behind! saudi celebrations after a shock win over favourites argentina at the world cup. the defending champions france take to the stage for the first time i gets australia. good evening. more than 40,000 rail workers are expected to walk out in december and january in a wave of 48—hour strikes that will hit train services across britain. it's a significant escalation in the strike action that began in june. the rmt says strikes will take place on tuesday 13th and wednesday 14th and then friday 16th and saturday 17th of december. there'll be four more days of strikes on the 3rd, 4th, 6th and 7th of january. there will also be an overtime ban over christmas and new year. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin has the latest. christmas is coming. but so are more train strikes, and within weeks of disruption. train strikes, and within weeks of disru tion. , train strikes, and within weeks of disrution. , ., , t

simon is in nottingham forest this afternoon and what more can you tell us?, she has been named as fatoumatta hydara, who was 28, mother of the two young children who died. she had been on life support, but died earlier today from her injuries. her two children have also been named by nottinghamshire police today, they were naeemah drammeh and fatimah drammeh. police investigations are continuing, they arrested a 31—year—old man from the clifton area of nottingham in this area on the south edge of the city on sunday and police have been granted an extra 36 hours to question him. detective chief inspector mark sinski described this as a horrendous crime and a deep upsetting tragedy and can only imagine the family's pain, including the husband and father of the two children who was not said to be in the uk on sunday at the time of the fire. there are a large team of detectives working on the case, specialist have been examining and continue to examine the first floor flat behind me, and officers are appealing for any information from the public, especially thos

has begun after two children died and a woman was left critically injured in a fire at a flat in nottinghamw it is time for the media show. hello — how should journalists cover climate protests? the climate conference, cop27, ended this week. but you might have seen more about the activists who threw oil on a gustav klimt painting in vienna or the protesters who brought the m25 to a standstill. in an era of apparently increasing action, what's the media's role? and by giving the latest stunt publicity, is it fanning the flames? i'm joined by cameron ford, who's a carpenter and spokesperson for insulate britain. and richard felgate, a documentary maker who was arrested last week while filming at a just stop oil protest. also here, wolfgang blau, who left his top job at conde nast and co—founded the oxford climate journalism network. danny shaw, who used to be a bbc home affairs correspondent. he's now free to say what he really thinks. and fiona harvey, the guardian's environment correspondent who is at cop27 in egypt and hasjust left a session to get on the phone to talk to us. fiona, what'

fire and rescue were nottingham.ire and rescue were called to a flat in ferrol close to clifton in the hours of yesterday morning . the children yesterday morning. the children , aged one and three, were treated at the scene for smoke inhalation but later died in hospital . a woman in her hospital. a woman in her thirties remains in a critical condition , a who left the uk to condition, a who left the uk to join the islamic state when she was 15 years old, is going to appeal removal of her uk citizenship today. shamima begum , her east london home for syria more than seven years ago the supreme court ruled she was not allowed come back to the uk to fight her british citizen case against the home office after it was revoked when she was found in a syrian refugee camp. she's any involvement in terror activities . england wales begin activities. england wales begin their quest for glory in fifa world cup today it'll . be the world cup today it'll. be the first time that wales has played in the in 64 years while they the

in nottingham is due to appear in court today. children in nottingham is due to appear in court today . jamie appear in court today. jamie barrow is charged with the murders of fatoumata haidara and her daughters, aged three and one. they died from smoke inhalation during a fire at their flat in clifton . on energy their flat in clifton. on energy regulator ofgem has proposed changes to protect customers and ensure suppliers are more resilient . they include the resilient. they include the introduction capital requirements so that companies have the funds to deal with markets . it's after soaring markets. it's after soaring energy prices forced many smaller providers out of business. ofgem also wants suppliers to help households by closely monitoring credit balances and identify vulnerable customers . the deputy prime customers. the deputy prime minister has rejected claims he broke the ministerial code by bullying civil servants in fresh allegations . bullying civil servants in fresh allegations. dominic raab has been accused using his personal email phone to intimidate . he email ph

rosieea nottingham, england sauntered into to a police station after wandering away from her owner.border collies. they are so smart and so adorable. she entered through the automatic doors and then took a seat in the corner of the reception area yourself in gets you a plea deal? no. thankfully, rosie was wearing a collar. so police work. able to quickly track down her adoptive mom who was thrilled to be reunited with rosie. they just celebrated eight years together on sunday. i think it should at least earn her some treats. what do you think? absolutely okay. i love this next video, the ultimate wedding crashers. this also happened down under a wedding ceremony was temporarily temporarily delayed as two kangaroos just duked it out in new south wales. this video, they're really going at it casually dressed wedding guests . they were too distracted with fighting each other to pay attention to the bride and the groom. who do you think won the fight? i'm not sure. but i wonder if they live together ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf l

he returned to nottingham this week.r get the chance to _ have had dreams, will never get the chance to actualise those dreams, a mother— chance to actualise those dreams, a mother that — chance to actualise those dreams, a mother that will never see her children— mother that will never see her children grow, a father who will never— children grow, a father who will never see — children grow, a father who will never see his children grow. we are very sad _ never see his children grow. we are very sad and — never see his children grow. we are very sad and shocked. why— very sad and shocked. why did this happen? family members in the community hope answers will be found soon. i'm simon ward, bbc news, clifton, nottingham. to the world cup now. both england and camps have been putting in the last training sessions before tomorrow's second group match is against the usa and iran. we will hearfrom our wales against the usa and iran. we will hear from our wales correspondent from their camp, but first, let's hear from from the

there was there's one in nottingham because i know if you guys in nottingham because i know if you guysuse i know if you guys gag you have to not even play your just tunnel. so there's like there's a hooters there's like there's a hooters there and i never actually paid. but you know, who's catherine used to work at who said, oh really we've show, right? really we've got show, right? no, catherine, ryan of no, no, no. catherine, ryan of years with the nice women in the women behind him . yeah. so women behind him. yeah. so i suppose he looks at in this article the dad keeps on going on about how good the food is , on about how good the food is, but his son is a oh my god. margo licious. oh i barnsley performance thought that he's coming back every week for a date on a late night because the food's great. apparently the way the way that kid got there was by claiming he didn't think hooters real, is quite hooters was real, which is quite a so i got to even a good trick. so i got to even believe it exists. and then you force someone to take you there. so the said hooters wasn't so the kid

there was there's one in nottingham because i know if you guys in nottingham because i know if you guysuse i know if you guys gag you have to not even play your just tunnel. so there's like there's a hooters there's like there's a hooters there and i never actually paid. but you know, who's catherine used to work at who said, oh really we've show, right? really we've got show, right? no, catherine, ryan of no, no, no. catherine, ryan of years with the nice women in the women behind him . yeah. so women behind him. yeah. so i suppose he looks at in this article the dad keeps on going on about how good the food is , on about how good the food is, but his son is a oh my god. margo licious. oh i barnsley performance thought that he's coming back every week for a date on a late night because the food's great. apparently the way the way that kid got there was by claiming he didn't think hooters real, is quite hooters was real, which is quite a so i got to even a good trick. so i got to even believe it exists. and then you force someone to take you there. so the said hooters wasn't so the kid

. in a fire in nottingham.the hours of yesterday morning. the children aged one and three, were treated at the scene for smoke inhalation, but later died in hospital. a woman in her thirties remains in critical condition . 162 people have been condition. 162 people have been killed and more than 700 have been injured in an earthquake . been injured in an earthquake. indonesia, according to officials there. local weather officials there. local weather officials say a point six magnitude earthquake hit west java region which rattled jakarta, which is about 75 kilometres away for several seconds. rescuers are trying to reach survivors trapped under the rubble . at least 25 the rubble. at least 25 aftershocks hit . the comedian aftershocks hit. the comedian joe lycett, who claimed to have shredded joe lycett, who claimed to have shredde d £10,000 in protest at shredded £10,000 in protest at david beckham's cup role, says he didn't actually do it. the comic filmed himself giving the former england an ultimatum of do

the win comes off the back of successive league losses to nottingham forest and leeds united.ble. miguel almiron with his seventh goal in as many games. michael olise with a winner in injury time as crystal palace won at west ham. the last—i6 draw for the champions league gets under way in the coming hours in switzerland. the likes of holders real madrid — seen here — bayern munich, and manchester city will be seeded, while liverpool and paris saint—germain are two of the big—name unseeded teams. tennis now, and there's been a big shock at the paris masters, where danish teenager holger rune came from a set down to beat novak djokovic to the title. djokovic came into sunday's final having won 21 out of 22 matches since the start of wimbledon. but after a solid start, mistakes on some key points started to creep in. it's been an incredible week for rune — he beat five top—ten players in as many days. the 19—year—old is the youngest winner of the tournament since boris becker in 1986. it's a perfect way to, you know, finish this tournament, and i'm super proud of myself and ijus

cancellations and today there were no services at all running from here in leeds to london, manchester, nottinghamcal stations as well. there are some, as you can probably see behind me, there are still some trains around and there are some passengers heading to board their trains because there are trains coming and going, but services are severely limited and the last trains for various destinations are departing within the next couple of hours. and by about 6:30pm this evening, there will be little movement here because for many of them, the last trains in and out of the station will be by 6:30pm at the latest. now, the passengers i spoke to here today, some of them weren't aware of the impact on their services today and had turned up expecting to board a train and they couldn't. the passengers i spoke to who were aware of the strike action that had been scheduled for today, many of them were sympathetic with the cause. and, of course, as we know, this is part of the long running dispute overjobs and pay and conditions at the rmt. now, the rmt said that what it was doing was entering a period of

defense support for ukraine continues world-famous british singer roth stewart began his tour in nottingham and dedicates a star lesson to our country, the performer came on stage in a blue and yellow suit and sang his move to the rhythm of my heart, written about the war in vietnam, as the singer himself stated in front of the audience. now he dedicates this song to the struggle of ukrainians with russian evil and this is the least he can do before the performance. the 77-year-old musician told reporters how he and his wife saw footage from ukraine on the news, and they were so impressed that they could not stand aside. a gas pipeline exploded in saint-petersburg, according to witnesses of the fire, there was a roar in the vicinity, a loud roar was heard , and the flames were visible at a distance of up to 10 km. the administration of the leningrad region confirmed the explosion of the main gas pipeline leading to the nord stream, one that is also not working at the moment, according to the russian ministry of emergency situations, the outbreak occurred as a result depressurization and in

joining us there from the scene nottingham . the uk must wean itself off immigration. .st wean itself off immigration . that's the message immigration. that's the message from labour leader to business bosses. from labour leader to business bosses . sir from labour leader to business bosses. sir keir starmer from labour leader to business bosses . sir keir starmer told bosses. sir keir starmer told the confederation of business industry, the days of low pay and cheap must end. and it's time to invest in training those already in the uk. he also promised to be a pragmatic about the shortage of workers, saying if he gets into government, he's willing to increased skilled immigration. willing to increased skilled immigration . the home office immigration. the home office says a migrant processing centre , kent is now completely empty after concerns it had become extremely overcrowded. it said the manston site used to house people who've reached uk via the engush people who've reached uk via the english channel has been cleared. having moved everyone was there to hotels at i

so always gb news in nottingham.ved. i'm joined by broadcaster and activist tonia buxton , a political commentator buxton, a political commentator and youtuber mighty aussie and former liberal democrat mp lambert. opiate rights tanya. let's talk about labour leader keir starmer and what he said today. he said we've got to end cheap labour. we must. we in the uk of immigration dependency. we've we've got a twitter poll going on this morning. so we've had over 6000 votes. and according our twitter poll, 21% of you think that concern tiff could be trusted. 19% of you think labour and a whopping 60% of you think i'll active such as reform and ukip. is a surprise to you, tanya. no, not all. but what did he say? you said he something. what is it? we don't. i i saw mine going with his begging her back to the red wall, saying exactly what he wanted the red wall to hear. so all people that voted for boris and left lay behind them. that's all i heard someone who was just saying spouting anything to get votes. well what i heard

according to a recent report from the university of nottingham, in the u. k, at least 15000 young men were trafficked from west africa to europe in the middle east and 2021. with a promise that play professional football most were minors. generation foot is a football academy where the langley starr said your money was spotted here. they work with professionals clubs abroad. now the 2 top players will be sent to the french football club, met for the vast majority of the young men that you see on this pitch will not make a living, playing professional football. they'll be disappointment for them to carry of their families, but also of entire communities and villages that have supported them. me hope this 22 year old central defender was months, so will be selected by a professional club here. would have it on the i my favorite is i me, my family, my friends, my community. everybody's waiting on me to succeed. success means a contract normally does the academy make money on a potential transfer, but the players community expects to cash in to his is a possibl

that have been cancelled completely, including trains to and from london, manchester, hull and nottinghamey, halifax, harrogate and pontefract. now, there are some services, so there is this train here behind me. there have been a few trains that have been coming and going because there are some services running, but they too are severely disrupted because they are being wound down earlier than they normally would be. so actually the last trains to places such as sheffield, york, birmingham new street will be by 6.30 this evening at the latest. some of the passengers i spoke to today hadn't been aware of it, and some of them had turned up and were a bit confused by the fact that train services weren't on and weren't running. but many of them were sympathetic to the cause of the strike action that had been planned, which, as we know, is the long running dispute involving the rmt over pay and conditions. just to reiterate the advice that you heard from mark's report there, network rail are saying that passengers should not travel today unless absolutely necessary. and if you are planning to

launched after two young children died and a woman was left critically injured in a fire at a flat in nottingham one, died in hospital after the blaze in clifton, early this morning. a joint fire and police investigation has concluded the fire was started deliberately. the health secretary steve barclay says the government hasn't abandoned — just postponed — promised social care reforms in england. he has been defending a delay in introducing a spending cap for individuals. the chancellor's announced £2.8 billion extra for social care next year, rising to 4.7 billion the year after. it's a very difficult decision to delay those reforms. we remain committed to them, but we recognise an immediate issue, particularly in hospitals, where we have 13 and a half thousand people who are ready to discharge, but we're not able to do so. that is having a knock—on effect in areas like ambulances and the flow through hospital and the prime cause of that, not the only cause, is around social care. so it's right that we're targeting investment. 2.8 billion next year, 4.7 billion the year after. clear commitmen

there are no trains running between here and london, manchester, nottingham or health.here and pontefract and halifax and barnsley and harrogate. as you can see behind me, there are plenty northern trains because there are trains coming and going that even the services that are running are affected by disruption because the last train is earlier than usual. services are winding down earlier than usual. by 6:30pm, for in fact. the birmingham new street train from leeds to parts, the last departs in just over an hour. passengers who turned their peer today, some of them told me they had expected this deception, they haven't realised it with affect their trains. this is is as a result of the strikes that were due to happen today, monday and wednesday being called off. according to network rail, not early enough of them to put on a timetable as normal. we will expect to see this level of deception on monday as well. they say they are working to try and get a full timetable running by wednesday. the advice from northern rail and from network rail more widely is don't travel

a mother dies at two days after a flat fire in nottingham that killed her two daughters.

there are no services at all to and from leeds from london, manchester, nottingham, and more like ——barnsley, halifax, pontefract. there are some services running. as you can see, there is a train behind me, but those services will be wound down a lot earlier than they normally would be on a saturday. there are services running to sheffield, york and birmingham new street. the one behind me i think going to bradford. the latest trains on those routes will be wound down by 6:30pm at the latest. some passengers had been caught unawares and had turned up possibly because as you say the strikes were cancelled and therefore may be they assume that services were running but the message from network rail is do not travel unless it is absurdly necessary and if it is necessary, check before you travel because services are affected today and they will continue to face disruption on monday. the strike action was due to be taking place today, monday and wednesday. network rail say they hope to have a timetable running as normal by wednesday. and of course, as you heard in the report, this is due

the woman was being treated in hospital after the fire at a flat in nottingham on sunday morning.unday. a man was arrested on sunday night on suspicion of murder. most of the outstanding schools in england which have been inspected by 0fsted since 2020 have been downgraded. some of the schools hadn't been looked at for 15 years. with the details, here's our education editor, branwenjeffreys. parents rely on school inspections. 0fsted grades are meant to be a guide to standards. the top grade in england is outstanding. for many years, outstanding schools weren't inspected. the government said it was only needed if concerns were raised. now, 0fsted has been allowed to revisit and, so far, 80% overall are down from outstanding, mainly to good. 17% have been told they require improvement. 4% of them have gone to the bottom grade of inadequate. many parents have noticed a bit of a gap between what's said in a 13 or 14—year—old inspection report and what they see in front of them. and many parents have been concerned about that. i think that's part of why pressure built up to scrap the

two children died and a woman was left critically injured following the blaze in nottingham.pital early this morning. as the uk's cost of living crisis deepens, libraries say more and more people are coming through their doors. some are now hosting food banks and clothing donation points. but the group that represents libraries across england, wales and northern ireland says that despite increased demand, many will see their budgets reduced, forcing them to make painful cuts, or even shutting branches. here's our business correspondent, caroline davies. warm, free and sociable. it does get a bit rowdy sometimes in here. the knitters of nantwich meet in their local library every week, making their winter warmth packs. we give everybody a knee blanket, a hat, a scarf, and a treat and a christmas card. i know from personal experience you've got to find money to heat and eat somehow, which is why i'm still working. libraries around the country are expecting more visitors this winter. here in nantwich, they've begun stockpiling warm clothes, sleeping bags and slow cookers to give

clifton is quite a big village on the outskirts of- village on the outskirts of nottingham and as youpapers filed in the us revealed that the collapse of ftx owes its 50 biggest creditor a total of more than $3 billion, around £2.5 billion. the administrator appointed to run what is left of the firm says he has never seen such a complete failure of corporate controls. the collapse of the second largest crypto exchange has shaken confidence in the already troubled cryptocurrency market and made to exchange bus some bankman—fried to step down this month. joining me now is izabella kaminska. she is the founder and editor of the—blindspot.com and has been a close watcher of the cryptoworld right from its early days. welcome. that is extraordinary it owes more than $3 billion. yes. owes more than $3 billion. yes, --eole owes more than $3 billion. yes, people have _ owes more than $3 billion. yes, people have been _ owes more than $3 billion. ye: people have been speculating about the size of this absolute fraud from day one was a paid started of as one billion and then within days and ther

. in a flat fire in nottingham.ress from close in clifton in the early hours of this morning. the children aged one and three were treated at the scene for smoke inhalation but later died and hospital. a woman in her thirties remains in a critical condition . and in the critical condition. and in the us, the governor of colorado has described a shooting in a gay nightclub in which five people were killed and 18 injured. a senseless act of evil . police senseless act of evil. police say the suspect, a 22 year old, and cindy eldridge, opened fire that several people risked their own lives trying to stop him. his currently in custody and receiving treatment for his injuries. the motive for the attack is not yet known . tv attack is not yet known. tv online on dab+ radio's this is gb news now is back to mark tennis night. my tennis night. my thanks to the brilliant rhiannon jones who returns in an hours rhiannon jones who returns in an hour's time . welcome to mark hour's time. welcome to mark dolan tonight. big stories

nottingham forest rescued a point at the city ground — it looked as though brentford were heading forr mathiasjorgensen — to make it 2—2. controversy surrounded brentford's first goal, a penalty — and the forest manager wasn't happy---- i don't think it was apparent and i've spoken to the referee and he knew he had touched the ball, it was a half decent save. so, that is my view on it. but i just feel that if he has to look at the screen for that one, he's also got a look at the three others that i mentioned. in the late game of the day, everton were beaten at home by struggling leicester. youri tielemans with a superb first half goal to give brendan rodgers's side the lead at goodison park. and a second half harvey barnes goal sealed the points on merseyside. t the result moves the visitors out of the bottom three. and in the scottish premiership — celtic�*s sead haksa—banovic was on the scoresheet twice, in their win over bottom siide dundee united — as they pulled further clear at the top. it was nother late show at celtic park — the serbian international put them 2—1 up going into

elsewhere, there were wins for bournemouth, liverpool, nottingham forest and tottenham.less with four minutes gone. celtic have extended their lead at the top of the scottish premiership to nine points — that's after rangers were held to a 1—1 draw at st mirren. the home side took the lead just after half time from declan gallagher's long throw — jonah ayunga scored at the second time of asking. rangers equalised with six minutes to go after ryan kent was brought down — captain james tavernier put away the resulting penalty. celtic beat ross county, while kilmarnock also won. there were draws at st johnstone and hearts. and aberdeen are beating dundee united in the final moments there. back to rugby union now, as the autumn internationals continue this weekend. world number one side ireland, were made to work hard for their win over fiji in dublin. and eddiejones's england side bounced back from a loss to argentina last week, with a comfortable win against japan at twickenham. patrick gearey rounds up the action. the in erance f: away. little �* the lost arentina a move

if you go to we've joke in nottingham we've got a joke in nottingham that people are breaking their neckir way going of thought their way in going can i of thought their way in going cani an of thought their way in going can i an idea. that can i get an idea. yeah i'm that guy. but i, i enjoy that. but also as i don't know something's going in the human race but going on in the human race but as we kind of get in, things are moving on and developing. people don't to with anybody. i don't want to with anybody. i know that enjoy know so many people that enjoy their and i think their own company and i think do kind because they're kind of go, oh, because they're just of getting paid with just sort of getting paid with people because of lockdown of the it's us the lockdowns. it's made us a bit antisocial and a bit like maybe i'm lazy, i go out less . maybe i'm lazy, i go out less. yeah, you don't want yeah, yeah. and you don't want to. that's the other thing. so i've been indoors for two years and you've got this brilliant excuse about excuse we were talking about christmas parties. lisa was

. in a flat fire in nottingham.ress from close in clifton in the early hours of this morning. the children aged one and three were treated at the scene for smoke inhalation but later died and hospital. a woman in her thirties remains in a critical condition . and in the critical condition. and in the us, the governor of colorado has described a shooting in a gay nightclub in which five people were killed and 18 injured. a senseless act of evil . police senseless act of evil. police say the suspect, a 22 year old, and cindy eldridge, opened fire that several people risked their own lives trying to stop him. his currently in custody and receiving treatment for his injuries. the motive for the attack is not yet known . tv attack is not yet known. tv online on dab+ radio's this is gb news now is back to mark tennis night. my tennis night. my thanks to the brilliant rhiannon jones who returns in an hours rhiannon jones who returns in an hour's time . welcome to mark hour's time. welcome to mark dolan tonight. big stories

if you go to we've joke in nottingham we've got a joke in nottingham that people are breaking their neckir way going of thought their way in going can i of thought their way in going cani an of thought their way in going can i an idea. that can i get an idea. yeah i'm that guy. but i, i enjoy that. but also as i don't know something's going in the human race but going on in the human race but as we kind of get in, things are moving on and developing. people don't to with anybody. i don't want to with anybody. i know that enjoy know so many people that enjoy their and i think their own company and i think do kind because they're kind of go, oh, because they're just of getting paid with just sort of getting paid with people because of lockdown of the it's us the lockdowns. it's made us a bit antisocial and a bit like maybe i'm lazy, i go out less . maybe i'm lazy, i go out less. yeah, you don't want yeah, yeah. and you don't want to. that's the other thing. so i've been indoors for two years and you've got this brilliant excuse about excuse we were talking about christmas parties. lisa was

investigation after two children died and a woman has been left critically injured in a fire at a flat in nottingham building in clifton. but his breaking news that is coming to us there from nottinghamshire police. they say that woman remains in a critical condition, and we will bring you more on that as we get it. condition, and we will bring you more on that as we get it. the metropolitan police says a file of evidence about cash—for—honours allegations involving one of the king's charities, has been passed to the crown prosecution service. 0fficers began an investigation following a series of newspaper articles which claimed that a saudi donor to the prince's foundation was offered help to secure a knighthood. earlier i spoke to our correspondent simonjones. that was following a series of newspaper allegations in which it was alleged that the then head of the prince's foundation charity, michael fawcett, had offered to help a prominent saudi businessman and donor, a man called mahfouz mubarak, get an honour, and also british citizenship. in september we know that the police spoke to a man in his

a man charged with the murders of a mother, two children in nottingham , is due children in nottinghamis due to appear in court today. children in nottingham, is due to appear in court today . barrow to appear in court today. barrow is charged with the murders of fatoumata haidara and her daughters, aged three and one. they died smoke inhalation following fire at their home in clifton on sunday. the prime minister crack down on foreign students who bring a dependent and steady steady , low quality and steady steady, low quality degrees after the latest own figures . just more than half a figures. just more than half a million people moved to the uk then left in the year to june, it's the level since the second world war. the prime minister , world war. the prime minister, we're told, is fully committed to bringing overall immigration . dow to bringing overall immigration. dow rejected claims that he the ministerial code by, bullying civil servants during tenure as foreign secretary and justice secretary. dominic raab is facing new allegations now that . he used his personal email and i

a man with the murders of a mother , with the murders of a mother, two children in nottingham, is due to appear in court today. jamie farrow is charged with the murders of fatoumata haidara and her daughters , aged three and her daughters, aged three and one. they died from smoke inhalation during a fire at their flat in clifton on sunday. energy regulator ofgem has proposed changes to protect customers and ensure suppliers are resilient. they include the of capital requirement so that companies have the funds deal with market shocks . it's after with market shocks. it's after soaring energy prices forced many small providers out of business. ofgem also wants suppliers to help households by closely monitoring credit and identifying customers . royal identifying customers. royal mail workers are striking for a second consecutive day. the communication workers union has rejected the company's final pay offer and more industrial action is planned in the coming weeks. cw general secretary dave ward says the union will continue renew the fight for jobs . they renew the fight for jobs. they

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the blaze began in the early hours of yesterday morning at a flat in the clifton area of nottingham.et's speak to our reporter natasha turney now, who's in the city for us this morning. good morning, what can you tell us about what happened?— good morning, what can you tell us about what happened? morning. this is uuite a about what happened? morning. this is quite a close _ about what happened? morning. this is quite a close knit _ about what happened? morning. this is quite a close knit community - about what happened? morning. this is quite a close knit community on i is quite a close knit community on the outskirts of nottingham. residents here understandably rocked by the fire and now murder investigation that is under way here. it's the flat behind me here, you can see very charred and blackened smoke windows, the turn of the tragedy that unfolded yesterday morning. it was around 3am in the early hours when the fire started, and reports of people being trapped ztezeee the the 77 inside the building. the fire their did inside the building. the fire to heir did inside the buildin