i've been to the marginal constituency seat of ashfield in nottinghamshire, so get the views of voters there. which one would you rather see as prime minister and shadow leader of the house? sangam debbonaire we shouldn't have to tolerate the sort of wrongdoing that puts people in fear, that makes people fearful at work. all that after your news . good all that after your news. good afternoon . it's 6:01. i'm afternoon. it's 6:01. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb news room. police are still searching for the gunman behind yesterday's suspected drive by shooting in central london. a seven year old girl remains in a critical condition after being shot outside a church near euston station. four women and a second child aged 12 were also taken to hospital with one of them suffering, life changing injuries. police say shots were fired from a moving black toyota . as mourners left a funeral service superintendent jack rowlands is urging witnesses to come forward if the suspects discharge a shotgun from a moving vehicle , which was a moving vehicle, which was a black toyota

i've been to the marginal constituency seat of ashfield in nottinghamshire, so get the views of voters there. which one would you rather see as prime minister and shadow leader of the house? sangam debbonaire we shouldn't have to tolerate the sort of wrongdoing that puts people in fear, that makes people fearful at work. all that after your news . good all that after your news. good afternoon . it's 6:01. i'm afternoon. it's 6:01. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb news room. police are still searching for the gunman behind yesterday's suspected drive by shooting in central london. a seven year old girl remains in a critical condition after being shot outside a church near euston station. four women and a second child aged 12 were also taken to hospital with one of them suffering, life changing injuries. police say shots were fired from a moving black toyota . as mourners left a funeral service superintendent jack rowlands is urging witnesses to come forward if the suspects discharge a shotgun from a moving vehicle , which was a moving vehicle, which was a black toyota

actually happens on the ground, and interestingly, this afternoon, i spoke to one of my members in nottinghamshire the last few months and nobody has got back to them. so i think one of the challenges in all of this is to start making it real rather than rhetorical. and, frankly, i am so old that i have been through so many of these statements, so many times when we've been told it's a new start and that the whole system is going to be more integrated and betterfor citizens, and it never seems to materialise. professor martin green, the chair of care england, there. let's speak now to mike padgham, chair at the independent care group, a representative body for independent care providers in york and north yorkshire. hello to you. thanks forjoining us. are you as set up as professor martin green there, clearly, is, about lots of statements coming out from various governments over the years but no meat —— as fed up? yes. years but no meat -- as fed up? yes, i am, and _ years but no meat -- as fed up? yes, i am, and i — years but no meat -- as fed up? yes, i am. and i have _ years but no meat -- as fe

okay so that's it for part three coming up, the world's smartest dog nottinghamshire's stupidest driversin advance. birmingham see you . soon welcome back to final part of headliners. and let's kick off with the sunday times and. in an unusual move a celebrity cook is suggesting we fight food, poverty using hammers and knives . cressida is brilliant celebrity . cook jacqueline rowe celebrity. cook jacqueline rowe gets fried. i thought it should say fired after recipe book is branded danger. so jacqueline tells readers of the thrifty kitchen , which is on sale for kitchen, which is on sale for 1999. they cannot afford a tin openen 1999. they cannot afford a tin opener, but they can afford book to use a small sharp knife that you're not particularly attached to a hammer or mallet, a of vigour and patience and a very steady. so what is the. oh, you know, i've heard it all. now this is this jack monroe is basically an underage thieving. want to be bear grylls of suburbia? that's what . i say suburbia? that's what. i say it's the fish . i just. i'm just it's the fish. i just. i'm just being p

okay so that's it for part three coming up, the world's smartest dog nottinghamshire's stupidest driversin advance. birmingham see you . soon welcome back to final part of headliners. and let's kick off with the sunday times and. in an unusual move a celebrity cook is suggesting we fight food, poverty using hammers and knives . cressida is brilliant celebrity . cook jacqueline rowe celebrity. cook jacqueline rowe gets fried. i thought it should say fired after recipe book is branded danger. so jacqueline tells readers of the thrifty kitchen , which is on sale for kitchen, which is on sale for 1999. they cannot afford a tin openen 1999. they cannot afford a tin opener, but they can afford book to use a small sharp knife that you're not particularly attached to a hammer or mallet, a of vigour and patience and a very steady. so what is the. oh, you know, i've heard it all. now this is this jack monroe is basically an underage thieving. want to be bear grylls of suburbia? that's what . i say suburbia? that's what. i say it's the fish . i just. i'm just it's the fish. i just. i'm just being p

a man from nottinghamshire has been speaking about his struggle to overcome dyslexia, in order to becomee. this is richard, getting ready for a shift at beechdale ambulance station. but life wasn't always this way for him, especially at school, where he struggled because of his dyslexia. "i do not feel that richard has really come to terms with his problems. at times, progress is hindered by daydreaming." i mean, i can remember i was just so demoralised. and you just... you just feel like... well, you believed in every word that they said to you. when he left school, richard tried to teach himself to read by following reports of football matches in the paper. i love football. so i used to watch all the matches, and then ijust used to buy paper because i knew what had happened. i knew the story, i knew who'd scored. and like i say, why you've got a paper in front of you, it was more of a, like a defence thing, so that sort of made me feel a bit more like everybody else. it was the birth of his son which motivated richard to finally follow his dream and become a paramedic. you know, i had

nottinghamshire grabbed his collar broke his chain and chucked him to the floor.. where does this end? i've no idea thoroughly as well as nathan's airing of dirty family laundry. i i think that prince harry is to be thought. i think he's had a difficult week. i think from a pr perspective, it's been a poor week. if be told, especially with the revelation surrounding his experience in experience serving in afghanistan , the personal number afghanistan, the personal number of referring to but i think i think it's like i think harry is fed up of being pawn and it's now it's time for him to take control of the narrative. he's had enough. he's had enough of what institution has been dictating whole entire life. remember, he was not married in he was born into this lifestyle. he's been dealing with this his whole entire life and now he's finally seen the light. he's realised he had bigoted, you know , unconscious bias know, unconscious bias tendencies. and he's released from this pressure under the firm. he is saying i am hurt, i am sad i am upset and i want my family t

nottinghamshire grabbed his collar broke his chain and chucked him to the floor.. where does this end? i've no idea thoroughly as well as nathan's airing of dirty family laundry. i i think that prince harry is to be thought. i think he's had a difficult week. i think from a pr perspective, it's been a poor week. if be told, especially with the revelation surrounding his experience in experience serving in afghanistan , the personal number afghanistan, the personal number of referring to but i think i think it's like i think harry is fed up of being pawn and it's now it's time for him to take control of the narrative. he's had enough. he's had enough of what institution has been dictating whole entire life. remember, he was not married in he was born into this lifestyle. he's been dealing with this his whole entire life and now he's finally seen the light. he's realised he had bigoted, you know , unconscious bias know, unconscious bias tendencies. and he's released from this pressure under the firm. he is saying i am hurt, i am sad i am upset and i want my family t

nottinghamshire nottinghamshire and northamptonshire are two local communities effectively protestedseekers to hotels near them. the home hotels near them. and the home office backed down. richard office has backed down. richard says could start says the government could start the channel crisis by saying to the channel crisis by saying to the either you stop the french. either you stop them heading we stop your heading for the or we stop your boats fishing our waters. and boats fishing in our waters. and patricia been in to say patricia been in touch to say they illegal immigrants and they are illegal immigrants and should treated the as . should be treated the same as. anyone else who breaks the law, they shouldn't housed they shouldn't be housed in luxury accommodation. we have many people , this many homeless people, this country, not housed in country, who are not housed in this if anything, they this way. if anything, they treated as a nuisance and not with an allowance for placing in central london. yeah. kevin, gavin and gb views that gb news the uk. let's talk about ambulanc

rob sissons, bbc news, nottinghamshire.it is a i complex problem but probably the single biggest factor is the shortage of staff in social care, so we have around 130,000 vacancies in the nhs but around 160,000 in the social care systems, the system is under immense strain, so although health service leaders work as closely as they can with local authority colleagues its gaps in social care provision means people can't go home because they don't have the social care support, now there are also gaps in community provision in the health service as well, so those are the fundamental factors here, that is why the government has invested more money in packages to try to help people get out of hospital. unfortunately the money came late, announced in september not distributed until september. it isn't made for that impact. the government has now announced extra money to create places in care homes for patients who are stuck in hospital and again thatis, who are stuck in hospital and again that is, rather late but better than noth

was coming william knew, what was coming when he allegedly sent old harry off balance in that nottinghamshireottage in 2019. it was a k.o, a points win for our next king . now i don't our next king. now i don't advocate violence and i never will. if william has done this then it's clearly wrong. but just imagine william would do now if he could get hold of old harry once again , that would be harry once again, that would be pay per harry once again, that would be pay per view entertainments. william's frustration must now be huge given the fact that he and his father and the whole of the royal family have no right to reply as they're pilloried and demonised by this couple 24 seven william and charles have kept a dignified silence , as did kept a dignified silence, as did the queen when so much of this soap opera was playing out. that poor woman. it can't do that for her mental or physical health as she mourn the passing of her beloved philip and helped lead country through the pandemic. to be worrying about what her much grandson would say next about the family and the to which she gave so mu

was coming william knew, what was coming when he allegedly sent old harry off balance in that nottinghamshireottage in 2019. it was a k.o, a points win for our next king . now i don't our next king. now i don't advocate violence and i never will. if william has done this then it's clearly wrong. but just imagine william would do now if he could get hold of old harry once again , that would be harry once again, that would be pay per harry once again, that would be pay per view entertainments. william's frustration must now be huge given the fact that he and his father and the whole of the royal family have no right to reply as they're pilloried and demonised by this couple 24 seven william and charles have kept a dignified silence , as did kept a dignified silence, as did the queen when so much of this soap opera was playing out. that poor woman. it can't do that for her mental or physical health as she mourn the passing of her beloved philip and helped lead country through the pandemic. to be worrying about what her much grandson would say next about the family and the to which she gave so mu

cheshire nantwich, a little bit of bedfordshire, a little bit of derbyshire, leicestershire, nottinghamshirehire is quite comprehensive , quite comprehensive, fluoridated. the proposal this yearis fluoridated. the proposal this year is to fluids at the northeast , which year is to fluids at the northeast, which is the remaining part, which is not fluoridated. so newcastle , north fluoridated. so newcastle, north tyneside and gateshead are already fluoridated. and so too is a little bit of northumberland and a little bit of county durham . and the of county durham. and the intention is they get through the public consultation and don't take any .notice of this is to fluoridated right across county durham, right up to the border with cumbria and right down to redcar and right up to bury on tweed on the scottish border . 1.6 bury on tweed on the scottish border. 1.6 million people has this consultation process begun . know they're telling us it's going to happen this year. i'm not quite sure why there is a delay. they may have to try and work out how they can ask the questions in the public con

cheshire nantwich, a little bit of bedfordshire, a little bit of derbyshire, leicestershire, nottinghamshirehire is quite comprehensive , quite comprehensive, fluoridated. the proposal this yearis fluoridated. the proposal this year is to fluids at the northeast , which year is to fluids at the northeast, which is the remaining part, which is not fluoridated. so newcastle , north fluoridated. so newcastle, north tyneside and gateshead are already fluoridated. and so too is a little bit of northumberland and a little bit of county durham . and the of county durham. and the intention is they get through the public consultation and don't take any .notice of this is to fluoridated right across county durham, right up to the border with cumbria and right down to redcar and right up to bury on tweed on the scottish border . 1.6 bury on tweed on the scottish border. 1.6 million people has this consultation process begun . know they're telling us it's going to happen this year. i'm not quite sure why there is a delay. they may have to try and work out how they can ask the questions in the public con

council, or the new mavor— of nottinghamshire council, or the new mayor that will be appointed, or elected why does it always have to come through you? we've increased funding for local government. but we've increased funding for local government-— we've increased funding for local covernment. �* , , ., . government. but these pro'ects are art of a government. but these pro'ects are part of a bidding * government. but these pro'ects are part of a bidding process _ government. but these projects are part of a bidding process and - government. but these projects are part of a bidding process and they l part of a bidding process and they have to apply for the money in august and it takes months and months to find out if they are successful. why should you have the final say? i successful. why should you have the final sa ? ~ , successful. why should you have the final sa ? ~' , ., final say? i think there is a balanced _ final say? i think there is a balanced approach. - final say? i think there is a balanced approach. it's - final say? i think there is a | balanced approach. it's not final s

great nottinghamshire in 1983. that's my dad . barbies. watch that's my dad. barbies. watch it. debate between two guests on whether benefits of opening coal mines. in terms of jobs and bringing industry back to our shores outweighs the drawbacks. now i'm joined by lee anderson , the tory joined by lee anderson, the tory mp for ashfield and former coal miner. i do in lee and also john grant is a senior lecturer in sustainable construction and climate change. let's start with you . do you support opening this you. do you support opening this mine and why ? yes of course. as mine and why? yes of course. as a part owner of this coal mine market and why i think, you know, over the last 20, 30, 40, even 50 years, we've had a failed energy policy and a failed energy policy and a failed coal policy. now we know this coal from the congressman . this coal from the congressman. coking coal is much of metallurgical coal is going to be used for smelting steel. i'm making cement. but i've always said , you know, that we should, said, you know, that we should, you know , net zero and to you k

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i've been to the marginal constituency seat of ashfield in nottinghamshire, so get the views of voterse to tolerate the sort of wrongdoing that puts people in fear, that makes people fearful at work. all that after your news . good all that after your news. good afternoon . it's 6:01. i'm

i'll be there's nothing better than really thick slice of bread with of, as we would say, nottinghamshireaitrose. i didn't really shop in waitrose. i'll be honest, i don't really have a local waitrose. we i think we're a bit too north for waitrose , a bit too north for waitrose, but in the local shops where i shop, there's always warburtons in there and you can almost always grab a thick slice. what do you think ? waitrose do you think? waitrose suggestion their performance did not expectations . is that what not expectations. is that what they said? is that what they're. i mean, i'm not sure what that means. yeah, i don't know what i mean. i was interested in your link to brexit and i'll you. why i'm interested in that because i do think since brexit there has been a lot of sort of cosmopolitan middle class prejudices against sorts of things actually in the country . things actually in the country. so i was interested in that sort of waitrose war button , you of waitrose war button, you know, whether it's got something to do with brexit and the prejudices that are how old around the peop

i'll be there's nothing better than really thick slice of bread with of, as we would say, nottinghamshireaitrose. i didn't really shop in waitrose. i'll be honest, i don't really have a local waitrose. we i think we're a bit too north for waitrose , a bit too north for waitrose, but in the local shops where i shop, there's always warburtons in there and you can almost always grab a thick slice. what do you think ? waitrose do you think? waitrose suggestion their performance did not expectations . is that what not expectations. is that what they said? is that what they're. i mean, i'm not sure what that means. yeah, i don't know what i mean. i was interested in your link to brexit and i'll you. why i'm interested in that because i do think since brexit there has been a lot of sort of cosmopolitan middle class prejudices against sorts of things actually in the country . things actually in the country. so i was interested in that sort of waitrose war button , you of waitrose war button, you know, whether it's got something to do with brexit and the prejudices that are how old around the peop

a mum from nottinghamshire has teamed up with a neonatal nurse to design and hand—make premature babyurvival rates and looking at the long—term disability rates. i think there was this real feeling of fear rather than celebration. nearly four years on, kayden is a thriving child and the business has given lorna a supportive online community. parents can talk to each other, share tips and validate and see each other's experiences, because that is such an important part of healing. lorna is now pregnant with her second child. i definitely feel supported and uplifted and brave enough to go for another pregnancy where there is a risk of prematurity because of that community. that was rebecca brice reporting. it isa it is a bank holiday. you might be going outside. here's carol. you can tell us what to wear, crucially. i would say wrap up warm today. a cold start today. ice on untreated services in scotland, northern ireland and england. the rest of this week, the weather will be changeable. mostly mild. there will be rain at times. then we will see chilly interludes. i want to see that on

one in drax in nonh blackout today, one in drax in north yorkshire, the other west burton in nottinghamshireatives . absolutely not. the green agenda of the consyou tives . absolutely not. the green agenda of the consyou know, absolutely not. the green agenda of the consyou know, we're utely not. the green agenda of the consyou know, we're tryingiot. the green agenda of the consyou know, we're trying to. and you know, we're trying to move from from those sort move away from from those sort of fossil fuel type energy suppues of fossil fuel type energy supplies and move to more renewable energy. but when you've got two massive coal plants firing up again, well, that doesn't send the right message at so i do think message at all. so i do think it's one areas where it's one of those areas where the government is stuck between a hard place. we need a rock and a hard place. we need to people's homes, to power people's homes, but also and climate also try and combat climate change. to talk about nadhim zahawi morning, i'm sure he zahawi this morning, i'm sure he wishes of wishes we weren't. lots of

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cistercian monks who built an abbey nearby and more recently served as a handy shortcut from nottinghamshiren closed. why has it been closed? because of video clips of cars driving through it attracted millions of views online on tiktok and for our listeners on the radio , there's a good the radio, there's a good graphic here of a four by four going through which looks like a river. actually, you spin it round for us. this is when we see that blackboard . so we've see that blackboard. so we've got a youtube of 50 foot lifted up a little. there we go. 50 year old youtuber where we can reflect i three at the camera we'll do right okay and we've got people driving through it to make a flood and what's happened is it's been and people is it's been recorded and people have gone onto social to have gone onto social media to record this and keep going and it's just made the fort often resemble the log flume, a theme park as it was attempted to play through it. i quite like that when tik—tok comes in and you on tiktok , i'm on it. i just watch tiktok, i'm on it. ijust watch nicholas. see you on tikt