few places have had as much difficulty as nottingham.pt in recent years. there have been changes, including a new leader. but the challenges don't seem to be getting any easier. it's only when you're in the hot seat, you actually look- at the figures you have access to, and realise the demand is not - slowing down, it's getting... the gap's getting bigger. so we need to make - fundamental changes here. there have already been huge cuts to things like council jobs and youth services, and now libraries like this one are at risk of closure. and all the signs are there is more pain to come for nottingham, with predicted gaps in the council's budget over the next few years totalling more than £170 million. and our political correspondent alex forsyth joins me now. so that is a snapshot of three areas. give us a sense of the scale and what the government can do about it? . ., and what the government can do about it? ~ ., , ., ., and what the government can do about it? ~ ., i. ., ., and what the government can do about it? ~ ., y., ., ., ., .,

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few places have had as much difficulty as nottingham.der. but the challenges don�*t seem to be getting any easier. it's only when you're in the hot seat, you actually look- at the figures you have access to, and realise the demand is not - slowing down, it's getting... the gap's getting bigger. so we need to make - fundamental changes here. there have already been huge cuts to things like council jobs and youth services, and now libraries like this one are at risk of closure. and all the signs are there is more pain to come for nottingham, with predicted gaps in the council�*s budget over the next few years totalling more than £170 million. and our political correspondent alex forsythjoins me now. i9 councils have asked the government for emergency funding, which is believed to be an unprecedented number. yes, and there are cancers that have effectively said, we can�*t make the sums add up without help, and a number have reached that point. what is going on here, as you heard from our regional colleagues, is that there is a growing deman

chelsea and nottingham forest have been charged by the football association for failing to control their bridge. tempers had flared after forest's neco williams had appeared to push defender marc cucurella off the pitch. both clubs have until thursday to respond to the charge. however, no action will be taken against nicolas jackson after the chelsea forward appeared to slap forest's morato, case on rules over commercial deals. city have written to top—flight clubs criticising the league's summary of the case verdict, saying it contains "several inaccuracies". city are not commenting on the letter. the premier league has also declined to comment, but a senior source has told bbc sport that it rejects any view that its summary of the ruling was misleading or inaccurate. chelsea and nottingham forest have been charged by the football association for failing to control their players during sunday's premier league game at stamford bridge. tempers had flared after forest's neco williams had appeared to push defender marc cucurella off the pitch. both clubs have until thursday to respond to th

chelsea came from behind in an ill tempered match against nottingham forest who took the lead through only an equaliser. james ward—prowse was sent off later in the second half for a deliberate handball. there was also an altercation between a dozen players but in the end nottingham forest left with the point. i think we deserved to win, because the performance was very good. but also they are a very good team. we knew that they defended very well. so it was a tricky game, tough game. as i said, completely different compared to the brighton game. but i think the performance was very good. we have been patient on the ball, we create many chances. the full game was a very good game of football. both teams trying, we were organised, we tried to play, we played, we created. there is no other way to play against big teams and so hard places to come — if you don't unite your strengths, your efforts, and try to balance at the same time. to rugby union, its three wins in a row for england over new zealand after the red roses put in a ruthless performance against the world champions in the sec

so they're away from the main landings on the seven wings of the category b hmp prison in nottingham,lus men. i don't know what a plus man is. according to the mirror , man is. according to the mirror, i don't know. i think this is we're sort of told that, you know, prisons are so brutal and so tough and overcrowded, but then you also hear that you're getting these special sort of elon musk designed sci fi pods where you're you're protected from anything lavender pillow as well. i imagine lavender pillow. you can also apply to attend a cam gym session to keep the grunting bodybuilders on each wing. i mean , i've been paying wing. i mean, i've been paying for acupressure, acupressure sessions. i might just commit a crime instead. >> at this rate, they'll be furious that they get released at 40% of the way through their their sentence. yeah , this would their sentence. yeah, this would be great for me if i ever flip or like post the wrong meme and i just go to prison, or like post the wrong meme and ijust go to prison, i or like post the wrong meme and i just go to prison, i would love

i mean, the first time i was a nottingham forest ticket, which ihave nottingham forest ticket, whichhave a season ticket for anyway, so i don't need a free ticket at forest, but i had to take a child with who's been a carer for her brother. it was like a reward. wanting to meet her mp wanted to go to a forest match. i think if some of the labour frontbencher that took their constituents instead of their constituents instead of their own family to these sporting events, then it wouldn't have been so bad. >> look, i think the real problem here is the hypocrisy of it , right? problem here is the hypocrisy of it, right? benjamin has pointed out and so many other labour politicians and commentators supporting them have pointed out, oh, the tories were all at it. loads of other mps are at it. loads of other mps are at it. and it's like, okay, but these are the people who, before they got into power, constantly called out the tories for their tory sleaze, accepting donations. we've had loads of videos resurfaced in recent weeks of keir starmer and angela rayner and others saying that they w

the country's last coal powered station near nottingham closed on monday, meaning an end to a 142 relianceuel. time for ten seconds of record—breaking. new zealand has regained the world record for the most people taking part in the haka, a traditional mauri dance made famous globally by the all blakcs rugby team. ——mauri dance made famous globally by the all blacks rugby team. over 6,000 people took part. incredible. right, you are all caught up. have a great night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. the drip drip drip of criticism — the manchester united manager is expected to stay despite that embarrassing loss to tottenham. a convincing win for bournemouth who are up to 11th but their rival southampton are in trouble after thei 3—1 loss. after the 3—1 loss. and a landmark deal at hampshire are to become the first county cricket side owned by an overseas franchise, the delhi capitals. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with speculation over the future of manchester united manager erik ten hag. he is expected to stay. and senior sources at the club have told bbc

of the premier league, and still searching for their first win of the season — after defeat to nottinghamhe monday night game. it was a game of few chances, but chris wood's second half effort crept in from long range — that his fifth goal of the season. forest claiming a 1—0 victory, they're up to eighth, and still with the second best defensive record in the league. arsenal manager mikel arteta says his side can't continue to play with 10 men. the gunners lost to bournemouth at the weekend, following william saliba's red card. he's the third arsenal player to be sent off this season. saliba will miss the match at home against liverpool on sunday, but can play in arsenal's game against shakhtar donetsk in the champions league on tuesday. we cannot continue to play with ten men. that's fine, easier to say that it's getting done because a very specific moment had to produce that situation, but that is reacting, you know, you have a defeat in these parts of the games, part of the sport. you have them in very specific conditions as well. let's move on, take that pain and use it for tomorrow

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the east midlands derby between leicester and nottingham forest.er was sacked by forest 11 months ago, despite getting them into the premier league and keeping them up against the odds. he says he won't be distracted by that, with enough to deal with at his new team. that is enough to consume me and my mind and the mind of the staff. reviewing the game on the weekend, what we did well and how could we do better and taking it into friday, that is enough to think about. and people that know me will know that i completely stay on task for the job i that i completely stay on task for thejob i do and don't let anything interfere with that. that is the same this week. the world series gets under way later between the la dodgers and the new york yankees. it's the best of seven. with game one in los angeles at the dodger stadium. it'll be the 12th time these two teams have faced each other in a world series — although it's over a0 years since the last one. it will see two of the stand out major league baseball stars make their world series debuts, the yank

this comes after other local authorities in cheshire, blackpool, nottingham and darlington said theyn million pensioners will no longer receive the winter fuel payment this year under changes being brought in by the government. injuly, the treasury said the payment would now be made only to those on low incomes who received certain benefits in a move expected to save around £1.3 billion. after widespread criticism of the plan, a number of councils in england have announced they will help plug the gap through the use of the household support fund, designed to help with cost—of—living pressures over the winter. the fund is worth £a21 million in england and will run until the end of march next year. it was extended following the government's decision to scrap the winter fuel allowance. £79 million is also available for devolved administrations. racheljones is the chief executive of act on energy, and joins us now. good of act on energy, and joins us now. morning. how this good morning. how much difference this cash from councils make? it’s this cash from councils make? it's auoin to thi

this is the disgraced surgeon ian paterson arriving at nottingham crown court for his trial.rming", jurors convicted him of 17 counts of wounding with intent and three of unlawful wounding, after carrying out unnecessary surgeries on nine women and one man. he was initiallyjailed for 15 years, but the sentence was later raised to 20 years after being found to be unduly lenient. he had worked at two private hospitals in and near birmingham and at an nhs hospital in solihull. a public inquiry found opportunities to stop him had been repeatedly missed. my report sets out what can only be described as wilful blindness in relation to paterson's behaviour and abhorrent clinical practice. paterson treated hundreds of patients who thought that he had their best interests at heart. instead, many were left disfigured by botched or unnecessary operations. his unregulated cleavage—sparing mastectomies in which breast tissue was left behind meant the disease returned in many of his patients. he operated on catherine coyne in 2002. she died six years later. hers is one of 62 inquests curre

. >> now a historic sentencing at nottingham crown court this morning , the first ever person morning of conspiracy to commit female genital mutilation in england and wales. >> 47 year old emad kaki has been sentenced to four and a half years for conspiracy to commit fgm and forced marriage. he attempted to arrange the travel of a young girl from the uk to iraq, where she would have been the victim of fgm and forced into an arranged marriage. >> now let's cross to our east midlands reporter will hollis, who is outside nottingham crown court. will, can you tell us a little bit more about this case? >> yes. well, for a start, the crown prosecution service has said that this is a landmark case because this is the very first time in england and wales that a person has been convicted of conspiracy to commit . fgm, of conspiracy to commit. fgm, fgm, female genital mutilation has been a crime in england and wales since 1985, but this is only the third case of the sort to come to court. and emad kaki, who arranged for a young girl to travel to iraq from the uk while he was living in nottingha

this is the disgraced surgeon ian paterson, arriving at nottingham crown court for his trial.rs convicted him of 17 counts of wounding with intent and three of unlawful wounding after carrying out unnecessary surgeries on nine women and one man. he was initiallyjailed for 15 years, but the sentence was later raised to 20 years after being found to be unduly lenient. he'd worked at two private hospitals in and near birmingham and at an nhs hospital in solihull. a public inquiry found opportunities to stop him had been repeatedly missed. my report sets out what can only be described as wilful blindness in relation to paterson's behaviour and aberrant clinical practice. paterson treated hundreds of patients who thought he had their best interests at heart. instead, many were left disfigured by botched or unnecessary operations. his unregulated cleavage sparing mastectomies, in which breast tissue was left behind, meant the disease returned in many of his patients. he operated on catherine coyne in 2002. she died six years later. hers is one of 62 inquests currently listed to take

fourth place chelsea are drawing 1—1 at home to nottingham forest chris wood scoring early in the secondton take on tottenham at home spurs are on a run of five wins in a row in all competitions. i think we have been consistent all year. got the rewards for the performance, that always kind of makes you even more eager to keep pushing on and get better and see what level we can reach. i think we are a developing site, we are very much a young side. real madrid captain dani carvajal will be out for several months after suffering a serious knee injury during their la liga win over villarreal on saturday. the 32—year—old defender, who won the euros with spain this summer, tangled with yeremy pino in stoppage time before being carried off. he has ruptured ligaments in his right knee. carvajal posted on social media ?looking forward to starting the recovery process and coming back like an animal�* translation: a player like dani is so key. - always there and always motivated. when a player like that get injured, it affects the whole team. last season, we reacted well after the big injuries we

chelsea coming from behind in an ill tempered match against nottingham forest who took the lead throughjames ward browse was sent off for forest for a deliberate handball and there was also an altercation between a dozen players after an incident involving marc cuccurella, he was one of seven chelsea players booked. brighton kick off take on tottenham at home in next 15 minutes. spurs are on a run of five wins in a row in all competitions and have mantained the squad from manchester united win. brighton team news — two changes as veltman and minteh start. i think we have been consistent all year. the result in the last five games, we haven't got the rewards for the performance, that always kind of makes you even more eager to keep pushing on and get better and see what level we can reach. i think we are a developing site, we are very much a young side. coco gauff has won the china open in beijing. it was a one sided final as she swept aside the unseeded karolina muchova for her second title of the year, 6—1, 6—3. it's gauffs 8th career title and she has an incredible record on hardcourt

it's 3:25 on martin daubney and this is gb news now 47, was jailed at nottingham crown court today for found guilty of conspiracy to commit female genital mutilation and the forced marriage. our east midlands reporter, will hollis has this report. >> here at nottingham crown court , emad karki has been court, emad karki has been sentenced to four and a half years in jail for conspiring to commit fgm after he made arrangements to send a young girl to iraq, where she would be subjected to female genital mutilation and forced into an arranged marriage. today speaking in court, judge nirmal shah said that fgm is a barbaric practice often inflicted on young and vulnerable girls and that there would have been lasting effects if he had succeeded in his plans. the 47 year old was given what the judge described as a substantial sentence, to act as an appropriate deterrent. now he has been sentenced to four and a half years, a concurrent sentence for the crimes of conspiracy to commit fgm, but also to commit a forced marriage. but the judge conceded that he is unlikely to offend again. the crown

the sheriff of nottingham -- [applause] [laughter] >> one last one. i don't want to take up too much time. i don't know if you have heard of an anime character called sailor moon. do you thinks it -- do you think it promotes homosexuality and transgenderism? caller: >> i have heard of sailor moon. i do not know what it is. -- >> i have heard of sailor moon. i do not know what it is part are you asking about anime? is that happening in real life right now? >> i used to watch it. [laughter] i was just starting to realize that they seem to promote lesbianism and transgenderism in certain seasons. >> i have no specific views on whether sailor moon promotes transgenderism. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you for coming. i'm caroline. my question is do you think israel is in a race against time ? do you have a strategic vision before the u.s. becomes beholden to the left and its anti-israel bias? >> yes. the question is whether israel has got a short timeframe in order to ensure his own security for the future as the left gains power? the answer is yes. y

chelsea coming from behind in an ill—tempered match against nottingham forest who took the lead throughke to equalise. james ward—prowse was sent off for forest later in the second half for a deliberate handball and there was also an altercation between a dozen players after an incident involving marc cuccurella, he was one of seven chelsea players booked. forest's morgan gibbs white came off injured in the second half, leaving him a doubt to play for england in the international break. we are worried, now he's going to be assessed and tomorrow he's going to do a scan. see if he's going to do a scan. see if he's able tojoin he's going to do a scan. see if he's able to join the england squad, but hopefully, i hope it's nothing serious, i hope. tottenham threw away a two goal lead at half time to lose 3—2 at brighton spurs made a great start with brennanjohnson putting spurs ahead with his sixth goal in as many games as they looked to win a sixth match in a row in all competitions. james maddison added another before the break, only for yankuba minte to pull one back for brighton at the s

chelsea coming from behind in an ill—tempered match against nottingham forest who took the lead through to equalise. james ward—prowse was sent off for forest later in the second half for a deliberate handball and there was also an altercation between a dozen players after an incident involving marc cuccurella, he was one of seven chelsea players booked. i think we deserve to win because the performance was really good, but also they are a very good team. we know that they defend very well so it was a trick again, tough game, as i said completely different compared to brighton game. but i think the performance was very good. we've been patient on the ball, we create many chances. the full game was a very good game — the full game was a very good game of— the full game was a very good game of football, both teams trying, — game of football, both teams trying, organise, we tried to play— trying, organise, we tried to play and _ trying, organise, we tried to play and create, there is no other— play and create, there is no other way— play and create, there is no other way to play against bi

shared at stamford bridge, chelsea having to come from behind in an ill tempered match against nottinghamforest finished the match with ten men but held on for a deserved point. scotland have lost again at the women's t20 world cup. they batted first against west indies in dubai and only made 99 off their 20 overs. the windies raced to their target with ease, winning by six wickets. meanwhile india have their first win after beating pakistan by six wickets. pakistan won the toss and batted first but struggled to get any meaningful parternship going, richa ghosh with a brilliant catch to dismiss fatima sana, pa kista n eventually reaching 105—8. india lost their opening match and were quite cautious in their chase, and had a wobble when sana took two wickets in two balls but india eventually got themsleves over the line with an over to spare. they face sri lanka next on wednesday, pakistan have got the champions australia on friday. and that's all the sport for now. the prime minister's top adviser sue gray has resigned from her position as downing street chief of staff. our political corr

fourth—placed chelsea take on nottingham forest, and brighton, who lost 4—2 to chelsea last time out,n all competitions. real madrid captain dani carvajal will be out for several months after suffering a serious knee injury during their la liga win over villarreal on saturday. the 32—year—old defender, who won the euros with spain this summer, tangled with yeremy pino in stoppage time before being carried off. he has ruptured ligaments in his right knee. carvajal promised to come back like �*an animal'. translation: a player like dani is so key. always there and always motivated. when a player like that get injured, it affects the whole team. last season, we reacted well after the big injuries we had. but we need to do the same again this season. hopefully these injuries could be a spark for the rest of the players, just as it was last season. defending motogp champion francesco bagnaia won japanese grand prix to keep up the pressure onjorge martin at the top of the standings bagnaia — on his ducati — overtook pedro acosta on pole on the opening lap and maintained that lead throughout

fourth—placed chelsea take on nottingham forest, and it could be an entertaining affair at the amex withir la liga win over villarreal on saturday. the spanish international tangled with yeremy pino in stoppage time before being carried off with what tests have shown are two ruptured ligaments in his right knee. ahead of his surgery, carvajal promised to come back like �*an animal'. translation: a player like dani carvajal is key, always there and always motivated. when a player like that, it affects the whole team. last season we had a similar situation and we need to do the same this season. hopefully these injuries will be a spark for the players, just like it was last season. defending champion francesco bagnaia has ramped up the pressure onjorge martin at the top of the motogp standings after winning the japanese grand prix. bagnaia, on his ducati, overtook pole—sitter pedro acosta on the opening lap and maintained that lead throughout the race. with martin finishing in second place and marc marquez third. martin's overall lead is down to ten points with four races of the season rem

nottingham forest have said they'll appeal against the three—match ban manager nuno espirito santo hasained about the red card shown to morgan gibbs—white, who has been given a one—game ban. brighton coach fabian hurzeler has also been given a fine. britain'sjosh charlton has broken the men's individual pursuit world record in qualifying at the track world championships in denmark. charlton recorded a time ofjust under three minutes. you can see his gold medal ride around 7.30pm this evening on bbc three. india recovered from being dismissed forjust a6 in their first innings in bengaluru to reach 231—3 at the close of play on day three of the first test against new zealand. they trail by 125 runs, with sarfaraz khan ending the day unbeaten on 70. after a month's break, formula 1 returns to action with the us grand prix this weekend. practice hasjust got under way in austin — we'll keep you up to date. but there's still all to play for ahead of the final six races of the season. in the four races following the summer break, lando norris outscored max verstappen in all of them. so that m

it�*s an east midlands derby as leicester manager steve cooper goes up against his former side nottinghammatter who we play now, that�*s completely where where my focus is and that�*s enough to consume me and my mind and the staff�*s mind. the play—offs for next years women�*s european championship start later. scotland, wales and northern ireland are all involved in the first round. all of them are playing the first legs away. the scots are in budapest to face hungary, northern ireland are in croatia. wales are unbeaten under rhian wilkinson and looking to qualify for their first major tournament, they are in slovakia. the defending champions, england, have already qualified for next years championship in switzerland and they have a high—profile 1480 00:42:28,248 --> 00:42:33,

it connects birmingham to areas including nottingham, solihull , including nottingham, solihull, tamworthth and redditch. >> an image of a swarm of toad tadpoles has won this year's wildlife photographer of the year competition. it was captured by the conservation photojournalist shane gross whilst out snorkelling, and he beat a record breaking 60,000 entries to scoop the top award. images will be on display at the natural history museum . imagine natural history museum. imagine snorkelling through a swarm of toad tadpoles. no thank you, but i love to see that they've had a record number of entries. i think that shows an increasing interest in conservation and our nature, something that we both really love and appreciate and love to see celebrated. did you even love to see celebrated. did you ever, as a child, catch tadpoles? >> yeah, yeah. it's illegal. you could be thrown in jail for that. >> well, it probably wasn't illegal when i was a child. >> and things you used to do, but you can't do anymore. there's a lot of them. yeah, it's certainly the weather for tadpoles is going to be a lo

chelsea one, nottingham forest one. there were 38 attempts on goal one. argy bargy. and so that's how that ended in the golf. tyrrell hatton won the alfred dunhill links championship at saint andrews, equalled the course record on saturday 61. went round in 61. and also the thing about tyrrell hatton is that he particularly wanted to win this, not just for the money, not just for the title, but matt fitzpatrick, one of our ryder cup golfers, is getting married in a couple of weeks. and tyrrell hatton said that if he hadn't won this competition, he hadn't won this competition, he would then have had to go to spain and he wouldn't have been able to go to matt's wedding. so he's particularly pleased that he's particularly pleased that he managed to win it so it can go to matt's wedding, which is lovely. but gareth bale was playing in the pro—am on saturday and a very interesting thing happened as he's on the 16th. very capable golfer, very good guy. he's good at everything gareth. so anyway, have a look at this. so he's chipping the ball outside. there we ar

look what happened in nottingham. two entirely separate pubuc will kill two entirely separate public deserves. >> not how the rule of law works. nigel farage i just think that with power comes responsibility. >> quite right. and you cannot just on camera raise spurious questions which you know will inflame people. >> tell us the truth . and then >> tell us the truth. and then just how inflammatory is that? >> we know . >> we know. >> we know. >> right? i'm joined now by reform uk mp lee anderson. lee, do you think that the establishment media understand the concerns of millions of brits? >> i think what they don't understand , patrick, is when understand, patrick, is when people tune in to a program like that in the morning, they actually want to listen to what nigel farage has to say, not what these tin pot presenters have to say. this is why they through the interview was butt in and stop nigel from actually speaking. this is not good interviewing patrick. this is just, you know, this is just somebody who's trying t

that they could question teaching on lgbt relationships after losing his job at trent college in nottinghamdren. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby , has of canterbury, justin welby, has continually refused to allow doctor randall to bring a misconduct case against the bishop of derby , who barred him bishop of derby, who barred him from preaching. this is despite a case saying this decision was plainly wrong. the church of england and the diocese of derby said that they could not comment on the matter during an ongoing legal case. so joining me now is the reverend doctor bernard randall. welcome to the show. thank you very much. thanks for having me. well, welcome back to the show, because, of course, you were here a few years ago to talk about this. but for those who didn't see that episode, maybe if you could explain what on earth happened here, what happened was that we had one of these very aggressively pro lgbtqia+. the whole acronym. yeah. the whole thing. yeah. >> came into the school to do some training, ostensibly to talk about eradicating homophobic bullying, which is goo

emad karkhi, who lived in nottingham at the time that he offended, arranged for a young girl to to travelto fgm and forced into marriage. he's been sentenced to four and a half years . and those four and a half years. and those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'll have more news in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . gbnews.com forward slash alerts. >> today, the labour party parted with a bit of british sovereign territory without a single shot being fired. keir starmer has taken so many freebies he's decided to give one away himself the chagos islands. now it turns out that keir starmer's close friend philippe sands casey, is the chief legal advisor for mauritius, who starmer has just handed the islands over to. now, do you think that's a coincidence? but it goes even deeper. coincidence? but it goes even deeper . mr coincidence? but it goes even deeper. mr sands is one of the many founders of matrix chambers, which also happens to be where starmer's other clos

bukadesh, for 20 years, while he checked in at 16 pubs, the journey began from the nottingham pub, whichafe. old establishments definitely have ladders, and what can be made from an old stepladder worn out by time, we will tell you right now. oh, excuse me, do you really need this stepladder? can i borrow it from you when you finish, otherwise i absolutely can’t... put flowers, and why are you surprised, because old stepladders turn into ideal greenhouses, it is important to take into account the mass nuances, for example, we put the flowering plants on top. steps, at the bottom we place more unpretentious green brothers, it remains to paint the stepladder and come up with a watering system. by the way, this idea carries not only a decorative, but also a purely practical function, i want to break up a small vegetable garden, but there is a catastrophic lack of space, a stepladder will come to the rescue again, we carefully arrange shelves on each step, carefully think through a tasty and healthy neighborhood. all cucumbers, and tomatoes, lettuce, and spinach. in general, stepladders are

brennan johnson brennan johnson, who signed from nottingham forest. lovely lad. just.ing dogs abuse from a lot of fans because he wasn't playing very well. deleted his social media and now he scored his fifth goal on the bounce. so a fourth goal on the bounce. so a fourth goal on the bounce and five wins in a row for spurs. so that's looking good. >> not all good news for ghent. >> not all good news for ghent. >> yes. ghent. now, not to be confused with genk, because we had the genk ghent problem, didn't we? yesterday? in fact, there are even players that play for ghent that sometimes turn up at genk . so it's not just, you at genk. so it's not just, you know, it's hard to believe it. it's a nightmare. but that was chelsea four, ghent two. what we learned from that. chelsea have got strength in depth. they've got strength in depth. they've got lots and lots of players. they made 11 changes. cole palmer , romeo lavia, wesley palmer, romeo lavia, wesley fofana, they're not even in the squad for the conference league because they're not really bothered about it. it says a

the sheriff of nottingham -- [applause] [laughter] >> one last one.p too much time. i don't know if you have heard of an anime character called sailor moon. do you thinks it -- do you think it promotes homosexuality and transgenderism? caller: >> i have heard of sailor moon. i do not know what it is. -- >> i have heard of sailor moon. i do not know what it is part are you asking about anime? is that happening in real life right now? >> i used to watch it. [laughter] i was just starting to realize that they seem to promote lesbianism and transgenderism in certain seasons. >> i have no specific views on whether sailor moon promotes transgenderism. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you for coming. i'm caroline. my question is do you think israel is in a race against time ? do you have a strategic vision before the u.s. becomes beholden to the left and its anti-israel bias? >> yes. the question is whether israel has got a short timeframe in order to ensure his own security for the future as the left gains power? the answer is yes. you have seen this slow

he moved from nottingham forest to tottenham in the summer of 2023 for £45 million.ptember the 18th after spurs lost at home to arsenal two zero. big game, big local derby missed a couple of chances and he you know i say minority a small tiny minority of his own fans turned on him. he was then i don't know if it was of his own volition or whether somebody else advised him to come off social media altogether and since then, having scored five goals in the entirety of last season , he's entirety of last season, he's since scored five goals in five games. now his manager at tottenham, ange postecoglou, who is often quite, quite upfront when he talks about these kind of things. he's not short of an opinion, is he said. look, i hate the way we've we've normalised this kind of stuff, he said. i got abused as a player. postecoglou is in his in his late 50s. he said i got abused as a player but it was from the terraces. yeah , and i'd from the terraces. yeah, and i'd go home and i'd forget about it. yeah. nowadays the generation, they take it home all the time and especially

the sheriff of nottingham -- [applause] [laughter] >> one last one.on't want to take up too much time. i don't know if you have heard of an anime character called sailor moon. do you thinks it -- do you think it promotes homosexuality and transgenderism? caller: >> i have heard of sailor moon. i do not know what it is. -- >> i have heard of sailor moon. i do not know what it is part are you asking about anime? is that happening in real life right now? >> i used to watch it. [laughter] i was just starting to realize that they seem to promote lesbianism and transgenderism in certain seasons. >> i have no specific views on whether sailor moon promotes transgenderism. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you for coming. i'm caroline. my question is do you think israel is in a race against time ? do you have a strategic vision before the u.s. becomes beholden to the left and its anti-israel bias? >> yes. the question is whether israel has got a short timeframe in order to ensure his own security for the future as the left gains power? the answer is yes. you h

about outskirts of nottingham.t their views on the government's controversial plans. >> there's some exercise. what's your diet ? rather than have the your diet? rather than have the government fork out a load of money again? well, i think they're being a bit rude, actually. i don't think it would be a total answer to get people working again. well, i'm sorry, but i think if you need to lose weight, go on a diet and do some exercise . no, that's an easy way exercise. no, that's an easy way out . out. >> and an extra dollop of common sense there from the good folk of arnold. well, now we can speak with the health and social affairs editor at the sunday express , lucy johnson. lucy, express, lucy johnson. lucy, welcome to the show. always a pleasure to have your company. so our fat jabs, the answer. or instead of feeding people jabs, how about we stop feeding them their benefits? >> well, we do have a problem with obesity in this country. it's true. and it's costing the nhs as wes streeting has said, about £11 billio

>> next, you remember the pizzat wait until you meet nottingham's pastry squirrel. >> this is acrosshe pond. look at this english squirrel here not only jumped onto the then j, took off. >> seriously, britain, where is a bobby when you need one? knew, but now i forgot shrimp. >> i hope it's nothing bad. >> nobody was hurt. in the end, the squirrel was well fed. but thatesng >> 329 year old galapagos

spoke to the people of arnold that's just down the road from where i was born, on the outskirts of nottingham. but their view of the government's plans is some exercise. >> what's your diet.7 rather than have the government for a load of money again? well, i think they're being a bit rude . they're being a bit rude. actually, i don't think it would be a total answer to get people working again. well, i'm sorry , working again. well, i'm sorry, but i think if you need to lose weight, go on a diet and do some exercise. no , that's an easy way exercise. no, that's an easy way out . out. >> you can always rely on the good folk of arnold to talk some common sense. you don't need a jab. just get off the kebabs. there's lots more still to come between now and 4:00, including a serious story because three years ago today we remember tory mp david amess was viciously stabbed to death by an islamist terrorist. i'll be joined in the studio next by lee anderson, and we're paying tribute to him and finding out whether anything has been learned in these past three years. with death threats issued to nigel

knocked on the door and handed it to a security guard and the mother of a teenager killed in the nottinghambbings has branded an episode of bbc panorama as shameful. emma webber, whose 19 year old son barnaby was killed last yean son barnaby was killed last year, says the families were not properly consulted about the episode. the documentary featured an interview with the killer's family and has now been nominated for a range of journalism awards. >> he loved his family and we love him and we miss him so much that i don't think there's any words that could ever , ever words that could ever, ever convey how much that boys loved and missed. but what we will do is we will care. we will get justice, wes streeting wrote to the director general of the bbc with his concerns when he found out a week before that this was airing and that we hadn't been involved. you know, there's no duty of care to us, despite what they say in their right to reply statement and i can't believe that that's our bbc that have done that to us. you would think that panorama would have learnt from past mistakes , and the

now a mother of a teenager killed in the nottingham stabbings has branded an episode of the bbc panoramas shameful. emma webber, whose 19 year old son barnaby was seen on the left here, was killed last year. she says the families were not properly consulted about the episode . the documentary episode. the documentary features an interview with the killer's family and has now been nominated for a range of journalism awards. >> he loved his family and we love him and we miss him so much that i don't think there's any words that could ever, ever convey how much that boy is loved and missed. but what we will do is we will care. we will get justice, wes streeting wrote to the director general of the bbc with his concerns when he found out a week before that this was airing and that we hadnt this was airing and that we hadn't been involved. you know, there's no duty of care to us, despite what they say in their right to reply statement and i can't believe that that's our bbc that have done that to us. you would think that panorama would have learnt from past mistakes. >> well, the bbc has resp