jack is from visit nottinghamshire .ingham's tourism economy has done really, really well amongst the backdrop of a really difficult last year. people are feeling the pinch in the pockets right now because of a whole host different reasons and host of different reasons and we're actually seeing that the tourism continues to tourism economy continues to bounce . bounce back. >> robin hood knew how to keep the cash different the cash coming in. different methods , maybe, but the aim is methods, maybe, but the aim is the same. will hollis gb news in nottinghamshire . nottinghamshire. >> now let's bring you some better encouraging news on the mortgage market because we're being told the average five year fixed deal has fallen back below 6% for the first time since july, to according moneyfacts. but mortgage brokers say actually you can get a deal below 5. now six major lenders are saying, including virgin money, natwest, hsbc offering those rates on the five year fixes. so could buyers be tempted back into the property m ark

forms of cricket earlier this year, stuart broad has been given the ultimate honour by his county nottinghamshiret trent bridge will be renamed in honour of the bowler. broad joined notts from leicestershire in 2008 and played 43 times at trent bridge for notts and england, taking 190 wickets. tyson fury may be getting ready for his upcoming fight against mma star francis ngannou at the end of october, but his next bout is already confirmed. his undisputed heavyweight fight against oleksandr usyk has been signed and will take place in saudi arabia. a date is yet to be confirmed, but the fight is set to take place either by the end of this year, or early next year. the bout is the first undisputed heavyweight title fight since november 1999. ending ryder cup europe up six and a half to one and a half against the united states more reaction on the bbc sport website. incredible, what a start. thank you. a 17—year—old boy has been charged with the murder of elianne andam, the schoolgirl stabbed to death in croydon on wednesday. the boy appeared at a youth court this morning. our home affairs correspo

i think the thing that really makes me emotional is that the families in nottinghamshire are the onese, not the people that failed us, not the people that have conducted the cover—up, and there needs to be accountability for that. around 1800 cases are going to be investigated by this independent review into poor maternity care, even before it finishes its work, we know that dozens of babies died or were harmed because of poor maternity care. this police investigation, however, raises the possibility of individual clinicians being charged for some of that poor care. there is likely to be a long and complex police investigation. tonight, the nottingham university hospitals trust said they would co—operate fully with the police and they remained committed to improving their maternity services.— their maternity services. michael, thank yom _ network rail has admitted a series of failings which led to the death of three people in a train derailment in aberdeenshire in 2020. six others were injured when a train struck a landslide caused by heavy rain. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordo

in a statement nottinghamshire police say they had met with the chairperson of the review, the midwifesed cases of potentially significant concern. they are going to learn from the ongoing police investigation in west murcia where the police are looking into maternity failures at the shrewsbury and telford trust over a number of years where more than 200 babies died because of poor maternity care. the trust here, nottage nottingham university hospitals trust, they say they will cooperate fully with the investigation. thank you. a deal has been struck for the uk tojoin thank you. a deal has been struck for the uk to join the european union's k horizon programme. british—based scientists were missing out on grants for work post—brexit from an £80 billion fund. the first picture of a black hole, and plants that help the paralysed walk again, mapping the human brain, these arejust some walk again, mapping the human brain, these are just some of the projects funded by europe's horizon programme. the uk should have been part of it after brexit but disagreements with the eu meant britain was

tarasivka is a nottinghamshire in slavery. such a city is not a city.e of tarasivka was bought out a long time ago by ukrainians. there, it means some kind of such at the end of summer at the beginning of autumn. as far as i remember, there are many such coincidences ukrainians drink beer, they make some receptions, they sing . well, in short, this is the ukrainian land, well, it is clear that the name is from taras hryhorovych shevchenko. and the land is beautiful and there is a lot of this land. but the british are definitely cunning, because if you see where the ukrainian house is located, yes, the ukrainian bar, the chip pub, the ukrainian hotel , i don't know if it still exists, but it's very noble , noble, son, there, the university is ukrainian and it's very it's holeng park, it's very the embassy is expensive there and the land is very expensive there, and after the second world war, you see, the ukrainians bought it there and now they have their own real estate there, so taras kuzyob, british canadian ukrainian political scientist, mr. taras, h

to the chief constable of nottinghamshire police as well.ng to be the biggest maternity review into the deaths of babies that there has ever beenin of babies that there has ever been in british history. mark and pip, it's actually going to be as many as 1800, baby deaths that will be investigated by donna ockenden and her team. and the reason it's going to be so many, the increase on the 1200 figure that you just gave a moment ago is because quite recently it changed to an opt out model . now that means that out model. now that means that families do not need to give their permission to have their information included in the review . the information will be review. the information will be included automatic and families will have to opt out. if they do not want their information to be used in the review. so that's why it will be such a big one. and the police will now continue to make progress and investigate dozens of baby deaths here at the hospital. trust will hollis live from outside queen's medical centre in nottingham. >> thank you for

in a statement, the chief of nottinghamshire police said she had met with the chair of the review toant to make sure we do not hinder the progress, but i am in a position to say that we are launching a police investigation. she goes on to say she has appointed the adjustment, assistant chief constable to overlook operations and the subsequent investigation. she says we are currently looking into work being done in shrewsbury and telford bite was murcia police to understand how they conducted their investigation alongside donna ockenden's review and any lessons learned. we have met with donna kingdon, and plan preliminary discussions with some families in the future. we will have more on that story as and when we get it. russia has accused the us of �*inhumanity�*, after it confirmed it would send ammunition made with depleted uranium to ukraine. the rounds, which will be used by abrams tanks, are better at penetrating armour than conventional shells. but russia says they will leave radioactive residue, which could cause health problems. let's hear from colonel hamish de bretton—gordo

i think the thing that really makes me emotional is that the families in nottinghamshire are the ones failed us, not the people that have conducted the cover—up, and there needs to be accountability for that. dozens of babies died or suffered avoidable harm at nottingham's two nhs maternity centres. an ongoing independent clinical review is examining around 1800 cases. well, the review will reveal the scale of the harm. this police investigation raises the possibility of criminal charges being brought against individuals, people appearing in court for either failing to provide good maternity care are failing to investigate when things went wrong. that is the accountability that the families have been looking for. winter andrews' parents only had 23 minutes with their daughter before she died. the trust were later fined £800,000 for causing her death. all those who have been let down by the nhs hope the police inquiry will improve maternity care. a police investigation will focus the minds of those people who are still saying it's sarah and me creating a fuss. i think that it's just an

i think the thing that really makes me emotional is that the families in nottinghamshire are the ones the people that failed us, not the people that have conducted the cover—up, and there needs to be accountability for that. dozens of babies died or suffered avoidable harm at nottingham's two nhs maternity centres. an ongoing independent clinical review is examining around 1800 cases. well, the review will reveal the scale of the harm. this police investigation raises the possibility of criminal charges being brought against individuals, people appearing in court for either failing to provide good maternity care are failing to investigate when things went wrong. that is the accountability that the families have been looking for. winter andrews�* parents only had 23 minutes with their daughter before she died. the trust were later fined £800,000 for causing her death. all those who have been let down by the nhs hope the police inquiry will improve maternity care. a police investigation will focus the minds of those people who are still saying it's sarah and me creating a fuss. i think

i think the thing that really makes me emotional is that the families in nottinghamshire are the onescted the cover—up. and there needs to be accountability for that. now, around 1,800 cases are going to be investigated by this independent review into poor maternity care. but even before it finishes its work, we do know that dozens of babies died or were harmed because of poor maternity care. this police investigation, however, raises the possibility of individual clinicians being charged for some of that poor care. though it is likely to be a long and complex police investigation. tonight, the nottingham university hospitals trust say they would cooperate fully with the police and that they remain committed to improving their maternity services. michael buchanan there. there is much more on these stories on the bbc website, you can see there are top story that escaped from prison here in the uk, no confirmed sightings of that escaped terror suspect. we will also talk in the next half an hour about the us open in the heat and its effect on the players. stay with us on bbc news. we've

hundreds of thousands more hosptial letters that were never sent to patients and gps — this time in nottinghamshireold boy arrested after one of britain's most famous trees was felled has been released on bail. a state of emergency in new york after torrential rain triggers flash flooding. and what a start for europe at the ryder cup as it tees off in rome. and on bbc london: reassuring the community — support is offered to the community after the fatal stabbing of elianne andam on wednesday. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a 14—year—old girl and a bus driver have been killed after a coach overturned on the m53 this morning. it was taking pupils to two schools on merseyside when it crashed with dozens of children on board. eight children were taken to hospital. two of them have serious injuries. our correspondentjudith moritz is at the scene. yes, and the two schools involved taking children from a very wide catchment area, hence them being on this motorway so early this morning, they come from as far away as chester, 20 miles or so from here. it's a schooljourney they chester, 20

hull kingston rovers are out for revenge as the superleague and nottinghamshire have announced that theowler stuart broad. he retired after the final ashes test earlier this summer with a total of 604 wickets, the sixth—highest in history. the ceo of paralympics gb has said allowing russian and belarusian athletes to compete in paris next year is "disappointing". david clarke said he did not believe the decision — taken at the ipc general assembly this afternoon — aligned with the values of the paralympic movement. both countries had been suspended from competition since russia invaded ukraine. our sports news correspondent, alex capstick was following the meeting. this all happened at a meeting of the ipc general counsel and brain. there were a few votes today, the first was to decide whether russia should be banned completely from the paralympic in paris next year. quite a close vote in the end, but shortly after that there was a more emphatic results when the ipc decided that they can compete, but only as neutrals and only as individual athletes. so no teams for russia will be able t

while on duty in nottinghamshire has today .lton in newark on the 24th of august last month. and our east midlands reporter will hollis can join us now from nottingham coroner's court. will what can you tell us? >> yes. >> yes. >> well, assistant coroner elizabeth didcock opened that inquest today into the death of police officer response officer grey graham saville. now she started by confirming which is a date in 1976 and confirming his age, which is 46 years old. >> but then she went on to confirm that there had been a post—mortem into graham saville . but she said that the precise cause of death is yet to be ascertained . it was a very short ascertained. it was a very short heanng ascertained. it was a very short hearing then she adjourned the inquest until a date which is yet to be fixed. it was only members of the press here today. there were no members of graham saville's family . just saville's family. just a reminder, graham saville died in the line of duty. he was serving as a response officer at newark police station

championship, middlesex have been relegated to division two — after losing by two wickets to nottinghamshires in the eliminating match tonight. winning this one 26. the victory puts them into the semifinals with a will face wicked warriors or dragons which just one or two away from the first ever appearance in the super league grand final. and for the first time since november 1999 — we're all set for an undisputed heavyweight title fight. tyson fury and 0leksandr usyk have signed a deal to meet in the ring — with the fight to take place in saudi arabia. a date is yet to be confirmed, but the fight is set to take place either by the end of this year, or early next year. more reaction to that on the bbc sport website. good night. hello. it looks like this month will end up as one of the two warmest septembers on record. that's according to provisional statistics from the met office. as we move to the end of the month and into the start of october, there is more autumn warmth on the way, but that's not the whole story. some rain at times. and on the satellite picture from earlier on today, you

i think sometimes i'm locally nottinghamshire. our locally in nottinghamshire.retty hot on this. but other parts of the this. but in other parts of the country, they'd sooner country, i think they'd sooner knock on your door to arrest you for twitter a hate for a twitter crime or a hate crime than actually sort crime than actually go and sort this nonsense out the this nonsense out, sort out the violent crime. >> but you think at least i >> but do you think at least i guess when you're talking about aduu guess when you're talking about adult men. lee sometimes we have to prepared to for stand up to be prepared to for stand up others a bit more out and about given that there's so much lawlessness given that there's so much lawi thinks given that there's so much lawi think we've all got a moral >> i think we've all got a moral duty stand up and be counted. duty to stand up and be counted. when you see something like this, i say, this, go off. like i say, matthew was there. there was 10 or youths around. i didn't or 11 youths around. i didn't know side of argument

i think sometimes i'm locally nottinghamshire. our locally in nottinghamshire.retty hot on this. but other parts of the this. but in other parts of the country, they'd sooner country, i think they'd sooner knock on your door to arrest you for twitter a hate for a twitter crime or a hate crime than actually sort crime than actually go and sort this nonsense out the this nonsense out, sort out the violent crime. >> but you think at least i >> but do you think at least i guess when you're talking about aduu guess when you're talking about adult men. lee sometimes we have to prepared to for stand up to be prepared to for stand up others a bit more out and about given that there's so much lawlessness given that there's so much lawi thinks given that there's so much lawi think we've all got a moral >> i think we've all got a moral duty stand up and be counted. duty to stand up and be counted. when you see something like this, i say, this, go off. like i say, matthew was there. there was 10 or youths around. i didn't or 11 youths around. i didn't know side of argument

now the chief constable , kate maynard from constable, kate maynard from nottinghamshire police saidt the work being done in shrewsbury and telford by west mercia police to understand how they conducted their investigation alongside donna ockenden's , families who have ockenden's, families who have been urging for the review for as early as 2016. the review now as early as 2016. the review now a year old, they've been reacting today to say we have a large number of alleged crimes and we will be sharing that evidence with police this is a review that is going to go for on at least another year. but many more families still are even unaware about what's going on at nottingham hospitals . even unaware about what's going on at nottingham hospitals. but the police investigation is to going be working very closely with the trust as well as the independent review , which is independent review, which is already undergoing very, very, very concerning stuff . very concerning stuff. >> well, and i know they are different cases, but obviously it comes off the back of the lucy letby incident as w

and police in nottinghamshire set to investigate dozens of baby deaths, with the hospital trust accusedidence in a sandwich bar where prince william was and you can see pictured gazza giving prince william a kiss on the cheek. this was in bournemouth. he was in a local sandwich shop. take a look at this stunning photograph. it is the knaresborough viaduct in north yorkshire. can you see the people enjoying the sunshine in the bouts at the bottom across the river nidd? this is what weather forecasters are calling a last dose of summer. beautiful place. not everyone is entirely happy about just beautiful place. not everyone is entirely happy aboutjust how beautiful place. not everyone is entirely happy about just how warm it is at the moment. looking at some of the inside pages. the manufacturers of the mini have announced that the mini cooper, this is in the daily telegraph, which is famous for the film, the italian job, will only be sold with an automatic gearbox in future so you will not be able to buy a mini cooper with a manual gearbox. are you upset about that? enormously upset. it

cctv shows the stolen construction vehicle hitting the mucky duck, in nottinghamshire, several times.000. police are investigating. it is 12 minutes past six. in a couple of. in just a couple of days, young people who were conceived using donated sperm, eggs or embryos will have the right to know the identity of their donors for the first time. the new rule applies only to those who turn 18 from this sunday 0ctober1st onwards, and the uk's fertility regulator is warning that access to the information won't be quick. this report is by tink llewellyn, who has a very personal connection to the issue. hello, are you 0k? good, thank you, you? yeah, good thanks. twins matthew and phoebe have always known they were conceived using a sperm donor. we know he's like a second generation born colombian. his height, his build, eye colour, hair colour, age. some of his hobbies, i think photography, swimming and guitar. and his degree, i think was a master's in business. and that's pretty much everything they told us, really. but next year, when they turn 18, that will all change because they'll be