, ., nottinghamshire.in? a bit of— nottinghamshire. how long before we see more rain? a bit of a _ nottinghamshire. how long before we see more rain? a bit of a gap - nottinghamshire. how long before we see more rain? a bit of a gap at i nottinghamshire. how long before we see more rain? a bit of a gap at the i see more rain? a bit of a gap at the moment with _ see more rain? a bit of a gap at the moment with some _ see more rain? a bit of a gap at the moment with some sunshine. i see more rain? a bit of a gap at the moment with some sunshine. manyj see more rain? a bit of a gap at the i moment with some sunshine. many of us are really delighted to see those blue skies. 0bviously us are really delighted to see those blue skies. obviously there is devastation left it leapt storm in some parts of the uk, but clear skies, good news at the moment, however rainfall is forecast. the rainfall accumulation over the next few days. monday not much at all, but rain is already approaching ireland. tuesday the rain sta

here in the uk, about 500 homes in the nottinghamshire town of retford are being evacuated because ofl has declared a major incident and urged everyone to leave. the river idle has reached record levels and they are still rising threatening the town. the environment agency says flooding from the storm, which has caused widespread damage in scotland and the north east of england, could last until wednesday. our correspondent andy gill updated us on the situation in retford. can see some of the floodwater behind me and the police have closed this road off to stop people from coming through. 500 homes are potentially affected by this severe flood warning. a severe flood warning is the most serious you can get. it means there is a threat to life, a risk to injury. the problem is flooding on the river idle in this part of nottinghamshire and the communities potentially affected are retford itself eton, gaston, 0rdsall and west retford. now, even though there's no significant rainfall expected now. the authorities say that the water levels are still rising and they could reach record levels

its not - normally that river that affected here nottinghamshire so different communities to the usualto make sure that they have support. one resident had to cut short his holiday to see the effect. isle bungalow _ holiday to see the effect. isle bungalow was _ holiday to see the effect. isle bungalow was under water, that's a nice surprise for us. we just landed at east _ nice surprise for us. we just landed at east midlands web airport. is a man in his _ at east midlands web airport. is a man in his 60s _ at east midlands web airport. i3 —. man in his 60s passed away at east midlands web airport. i3 5. man in his 60s passed away in shropshire and to people have passed away in scotland. derbyshire police is investigating the death of somebody... many would be lucky to get back in their properties before christmas. the clean—up operation could take days if not weeks. meanwhile, the environment agency has warned that revellers are at record levels in parts of the midlands and the north of england with water still rising, there is still a risk of further flooding. scotland's first minis

now let's move south now to retford in nottinghamshire, they're nottinghamshire, because they're beingwell. being warned there could be furthwspeak ouriere well. being warned there could be furthwspeak ouriere midlands let's speak to our east midlands reporter, will hollis. and will, i'll put the same issue to you as to tony there, because as i did to tony there, because of course we've the of course we've had the politicians there. there was a huge earmarked for flood huge amount earmarked for flood defences there, it's defences there, but it's seemingly little of it seemingly very little of it actually . actually spent. >> yes, i don't think any street in retford has ever been as busy with politicians. we've been heanng with politicians. we've been hearing from the shadow secretary for the environment, steve reed. we've also had the secretary for state, teresa coffey , who's been on this road coffey, who's been on this road as well, the local mp, the leader of the county council. and while a lot of people are clearly quite concerned about the damage that has been done yet again to th

the nottinghamshire resilience forum says that although no more significant rainfall is forecast, theyevacuated are going to a local leisure centre. the absolutely unprecedented rainfall has created so much water. some of those evacuated are going to a local leisure centre. the absolutely unprecedented rainfall has created so much water. this hasn't happened before, and there's such a volume of water come down the river all at once that, basically, it's not designed to cope with it. in catcliff, in south yorkshire, the floodwater has been as high as people's ceilings. chesterfield, in derbyshire, has also been affected. andy gill, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news now. the united states has ordered eligible family members and non—emergency staff in iraq at its embassy in baghdad and consulate in erbil to leave immediately. the state department also advised us citizens not to travel anywhere in iraq because of "terrorism, kidnapping, armed conflict and civil unrest". ukrainian officials say six people were killed in a russian missile strike on kharkiv. a missile hit a pos

the nottinghamshire resilience forum says that although no more significant rainfall is forecast, theysome of those evacuated are going to a local leisure centre. the absolutely unprecedented rainfall has created so much water. this hasn't happened before, and there's such a volume of water come down the river all at once that, basically, it's not designed to cope with it. in catcliff, in south yorkshire, the floodwater has been as high as people's ceilings. chesterfield, in derbyshire, has also been affected. andy gill, bbc news. meanwhile, in angus and aberdeenshire — in scotland — people are returning to their flooded homes to assess the damage caused by storm babet. people are now cleaning up and making repairs. alexandra mackenzie reports from brechin. so, this is where all the damage... yeah. ..has been. it's just devastating. christine and her partner davey are trying to salvage some of her belongings. ijust can't get my head round it. so, what's the worst thing for you, do you think, about what's happened? losing everything. i've got to start again. for people that doesn't have

, retford in nottinghamshire, which is expected to reach record levels as the number of people who'veice found the body of an 80 year chesterfield , a man , year old in chesterfield, a man, chester united, has opened a book of condolence for fans at the old trafford following the death of sir bobby charlton. flowers and football shirts have been laid outside the united stadium. the club says he will always be remembered as a giant of game . and you can get of the game. and you can get more on all those stories by visiting our website , gbnews.com visiting our website, gbnews.com company right through until 7:00 this evening. gb news the people's . channel people's. channel >> welcome back to gb news sunday with me, emily carver. i'm on your tv online and radio. now more risk to life. flood warnings have been issued in england in the wake of storm babet as have been babet as homes have been evacuated. train services disrupted shall we go and speak to who are we speaking to is if we got jack carson again. no we gotjack carson again. no nathan roe. we can speak with weather journalist na

residents from more than 500 homes in this nottinghamshire town have been evacuated due to flooding causedstorm babet. retford county council told people they were at risk from high water levels along the river idle. for many, this leisure centre is home for now. we've taken everything up apart from a big three piece suite and turned the water off, turned electric off, and that's all you can do. it's not normally the idle here in retford that is affected like this so it's a little bit unusual and residents here perhaps not used to it in the way that some other communities are. so, again, we're out there trying to keep people informed and we've set up this centre to try and help people as well. in neighbouring stapleford, one resident had to cut short his holiday to see the damage for himself. my daughter phoned me and says, "your bungalow�*s under water. that's a very nice surprise for us, yes. so we've just basically landed at east midlands airport. four people are confirmed to have died. a man in his 60s passed away in shropshire and two people have died in scotland, including 57—year—ol

yesterday, the environment secretary, therese coffey, visited flood—hit retford in nottinghamshire, wherewere evacuated. for some, it brought back memories of the flooding which took place here in 2007. it's not a home any more. it will be again. yeah, but i have to fork out and i have to do all the hard work — we have to all the hard work, beacuse that is us. it's all on us. we want it all on you now. you've got to do it. you deal with it. in derby, like elsewhere, many are just trying to pick up the pieces and get back to normality. there was a layer of silt and dirt which we've got rid of. we are now cleaning through that again. the cellar, we are trying to empty so we can have it sanitised. all of the racking will need to be repaired. the cooling system is broken. the cellar has to be rebuilt, basically, but we were lucky elsewhere. it could have been a lot worse. in brechin, rescue has now become recovery. residents who had to flee last week are back to see the damage. jasmine and lauren wilcox live opposite the river south esk, which burst its banks on friday. you come in and the fi

up in nottinghamshire, people frightened people are quite frightened about the heating on again. >>t that is true, by the thatis >> yeah, but that is true, by the that is not only true the way. that is not only true of nottingham, is true of of nottingham, that is true of the it true of the south. it is true of everywhere. everybody is making an actually cut down an effort to actually cut down the amount of energy they use. and honestly , it is in some and honestly, it is cold in some houses , including mine. yes houses, including mine. yes including mine actually , because including mine actually, because everybody is making an effort and that's why they're not. are i mean, they of course they're making an effort. >> no, nobody wants to not pay their bills. actually that's, you know, this idea that people don't pay is not true. they're really they do everything to so they can. >> but i think you made the fundamental point actually fundamental point that actually inflation so inflation has lag effects. so when hits, people spend when it first hits, people spend a out of their saving

up in nottinghamshire, people frightened people are quite frightened about the heating on again. >>t that is true, by the thatis >> yeah, but that is true, by the that is not only true the way. that is not only true of nottingham, is true of of nottingham, that is true of the it true of the south. it is true of everywhere. everybody is making an actually cut down an effort to actually cut down the amount of energy they use. and honestly , it is in some and honestly, it is cold in some houses , including mine. yes houses, including mine. yes including mine actually , because including mine actually, because everybody is making an effort and that's why they're not. are i mean, they of course they're making an effort. >> no, nobody wants to not pay their bills. actually that's, you know, this idea that people don't pay is not true. they're really they do everything to so they can. >> but i think you made the fundamental point actually fundamental point that actually inflation so inflation has lag effects. so when hits, people spend when it first hits, people spend a out of their saving

west notts college in nottinghamshire . and college in nottinghamshire.me there last i did a question time there last yeanl i did a question time there last year, i think it was, or it might been this and might have been this year. and the they were 16 to 18 year olds and they quite vocal in and they were quite vocal in their support for folks , for 16 their support for folks, for 16 year olds, which i get. i understand that they say they have in society and it have a stake in society and it affects their lives. but then when i went to them when i went on to ask them some really political questions really basic political questions about questions about 4 or 5 questions on politics, couldn't answer politics, they couldn't answer me. i to myself , when me. and i think to myself, when i told them, if you i actually told them, if you don't these these simple don't know these these simple answers to simple answers to these simple questions really questions should be really decided who next decided on who the next government is. >> think that's probably >> i th

west notts college in nottinghamshire . and college in nottinghamshire.n time there last i did a question time there last yeanl i did a question time there last year, i think it was, or it might been this and might have been this year. and the they were 16 to 18 year olds and they quite vocal in and they were quite vocal in their support for folks , for 16 their support for folks, for 16 year olds, which i get. i understand that they say they have in society and it have a stake in society and it affects their lives. but then when i went to them when i went on to ask them some really political questions really basic political questions about questions about 4 or 5 questions on politics, couldn't answer politics, they couldn't answer me. i to myself , when me. and i think to myself, when i told them, if you i actually told them, if you don't these these simple don't know these these simple answers to simple answers to these simple questions really questions should be really decided who next decided on who the next government is. >> think that's probably >>

i think it's nottinghamshire today. i think its and nottinghamshire today.ve been disrupted . disrupted. >> yeah, well, if the worst does happen, what do you actually do about it? i mean, it's just a nightmare. it is a quite literally a nightmare for people . let's talk to director of flood assist insurance, liz mitchell, who joins us now. liz, good to see you this morning. where do people even start when this happens to them? because it's not just a case of making a phone call , it's not just a case of making a phone call, is it? i mean, organising it all and getting things sorted out takes weeks or even months in some cases . years. >> yeah . i mean, the average >> yeah. i mean, the average homeowner can be out of the home for about nine months while the insurance company repairs them. so it's a very, very long process . and i think quite often process. and i think quite often people come to us and expect that they'll be back in their homes by the weekend. sadly, that's really just not the case. um, in for a very long, um, they're in for a very long, long

, which is nottinghamshire, which is expected to reach record levels.g the number of people who've died during the storm has risen to four after police found the body of a woman in her 80s in chesterfield . and you can get chesterfield. and you can get more on all those stories by visiting our website gbnews.com. now it's back to nana . now it's back to nana. >> thank you, sophia. coming up, should the metropolitan police have allowed calls forjihad at have allowed calls for jihad at the pro—palestine protest yesterday ? i'll be debating that yesterday? i'll be debating that with stephen pound and ben habib weekdays from three on gb news . weekdays from three on gb news. >> 37 minutes after 3:00. this is gb news. we are the people's channel. i'm nana akua. now it's time to go head to head on this story. the metropolitan police are in hot water for failing to act after protesters called for jihad at a pro—palestinian demonstration . the immigration demonstration. the immigration minister, robert jenrick , minister, robert jenrick, condemned the chants, s

heavy rains caused by the storm have flooded hundreds of homes in nottinghamshire, england. four people have lost their lives since the storm began in england. the environmental protection agency has warned about the occurrence of more floods . england is among the countries that are affected by the storm. the sea season is faced with heavy rains and destructive floods. a massive forest fire in santa cruz, eastern bolivia , forced the closure of schools. the intensity of the fire is so high that a pile of black clouds of smoke covered the sky and severely polluted the air. at the same time, the red warning level is announced. adults are also advised to wear masks. the local government has also asked farmers to stop setting fire to agricultural land. farmers use this method to prepare the land for planting and seeding . two months ago, this practice was declared illegal in bolivia due to a train collision. 15 people were killed and 10 injured by a passenger train in bangladesh. this railway accident happened 60 km northeast of dhaka, the capital of bangladesh gave after the i

security forces arrested 12 people the heavy rains caused by the storm flooded hundreds of houses in nottinghamshire, england. since the beginning of the storm in england , four people have lost their lives. the environmental protection agency has warned of more floods . due to the occurrence of seasonal sea storms , it is faced with heavy rainfall and destructive floods. the head of the national weather and climate change center of the environmental protection organization said at the same time as the world climate change day: two factors of soil erosion and land subsidence are among the most important consequences of climate change in iran. gollizadeh, with the follow-up of the environmental protection organization and parliamentarians, a separate ruling will be considered in the 7th plan in order to reduce the consequences of climate change. two of the main consequences of flooding that we unfortunately witness in abundance every year in the country, one is the issue of soil erosion which is caused by the floods that are happening, and the second issue is the issue of land subsidence , which is 6

here in the uk, about 500 homes in the nottinghamshire town of retford are being evacuated because ofels and they are still rising — threatening the town. the environment agency says flooding from the storm, which has caused widespread damage in scotland and the north east of england, could last until wednesday. our correspondent, andy gill, updated us on the situation. parts of retford are already suffering the aftermath of storm babet. up to 600 properties are affected by the severe flood warning. that means there is a threat to life. the water is already in liam's home. it peaked at around three o'clock this morning, that's when we first noticed all the water had come in. the fire service came round this morning and told us that at eight o'clock this evening, it is going to rise by 30 or 35 centimetres, so we are going to be really, really hit by it. some residents have already left. this morning, when i came home, obviously there was all this. so everyone has been asked to evacuate — i have tried to get as much as possible up the stairs and out of the way, but, yes, it isjust horr

nottinghamshire county council described a major incident in the town as they told local people theyorth—east scotland and katie hunter in brechin for us. reagan was the scene of two of the red weather warnings is that we can see the behind you. —— brechin was the same. see the behind you. -- brechin was the same. . . see the behind you. -- brechin was the same. , , , see the behind you. -- brechin was the same-— the same. the sun is shining in a this morning _ the same. the sun is shining in a this morning and _ the same. the sun is shining in a this morning and that _ the same. the sun is shining in a this morning and that is - the same. the sun is shining in a this morning and that is a - the same. the sun is shining in a this morning and that is a huge l this morning and that is a huge relief for people. the floodwater has disappeared but left behind is mud and sludge around here. this is the local bar. there have been people doing their best to come down here and help clear up. it is only about 20 metres or so away from the river. what happened along that street is the flood def

nottinghamshire yorkshire.ottinghamshire county council has declared declared a major incident with a severe flood warning in derby. the city's council says that its experience icing the highest recorded water levels of the river dennent with roads flooded across the city. this is gb news, across the uk on tv , in news, across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's time for headliners as . headliners as. >> hello and welcome to headliners i'm nik dixon, taking you through tomorrow's top stories for the next hour with the help of steve and alan, there he is an cressida , an there he is an cressida, an wetton. i added a little engine in the end . stands for no longer in the end. stands for no longer living on a boat. >> well, thanks very much. yeah. in other news, if anyone wants to buy a boat, then how much . to buy a boat, then how much. how much does your house cost? >> well, this could be a good time to do it b

a village in nottinghamshire also felt the brunt of storm babet.cil warned people to be ready to leave their homes. the flooding has also caused serious issues on public transport. king's cross station in london closed due to overcrowding, railfirm lner telling passengers not to travel, and several have experienced severe disruption. the good news is that the flood water is receding in many places, but this has been a type of weather event that will take more than just a clean—up to get over. navteonhal, bbc news. hello. some parts of the country have had between 100 and 200 millilitres of rain. the exact figures have still yet to be verified, but they have been exceptional. now, the red warning has expired from eastern scotland, but the amber warning for heavy rain is still valid in the north of scotland. we have to wait a little while before this weather front completely clears away and i think by this stage, already, we'll be experiencing better weather conditions in the east of scotland. actually, across many parts of the uk, it's a case of gen

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people living in hundreds of homes in retford in nottinghamshire have been told to evacuate because ofched record levels, flooding from the storm has caused widespread damage in scotland in the northeast of england could last until wednesday, andy gill with the latest. parts of retford are already suffering the aftermath of storm babet. up to 600 properties were affected by the flood warning. the environment agency says the situation is no longer severe enough to be a threat to life, but it's already affecting people's homes. water splashing. it flooded in 2007 here after quite torrential rain. the council and the water board blamed it on the fact that the rivers haven't been dredged or anything. they've since dredged them, but it seems to have just completely happened again. but this time it's worse. some residents have already left. this morning when i came home. obviously there was all this. so everyone's been asked to evacuate. i've tried to get as much as possible upstairs and out the way, but yeah, it'sjust horrible. but not everyone wanted to go. alan stayed behind to look after

residents from more than 500 homes in this nottinghamshire town have been evacuated due to flooding causedy council told people they were at risk from high water levels along the river idle. for many, this leisure centre is home for now. we've taken everything apart from the big three piece suite and turned the water off, turned the electric off. and that's all you can do. in neighbouring stapleford, one resident's had to cut short his holiday to see the damage for himself. my daughter phoned me and says, "your bungalow�*s under water." "oh, that's a very nice surprise for us. yes." so we're just basically landed at east midlands airport. before i knew it there was no root out by car and lots of areas were flooding a lot but you didn't quite make it home. i flooding a lot but you didn't quite make it home.— flooding a lot but you didn't quite make it home. ., , ., ., make it home. i almost made it home but unfortunately _ make it home. i almost made it home but unfortunately i _ make it home. i almost made it home but unfortunately i got _ make it home. i almost made it home but unfortunat

we do have a met office warning for heavy rain in nottinghamshire towards humber.. sunshine through wales into one of the south midlands and wet weather pushing into the south—west later on. showers for northern ireland and parts of scotland, brightest in the west through the highlands and islands. the wet weather throughout the midlands will clear going into the evening and parts pushing into the south of wales and devon, hampshire and devon and kent. elsewhere dry with the clearest conditions in the west with some mist and fog around. on wednesday you can see there is a low pressure pulling away taking the overnight rain with that. for many it is a quieter day on wednesday, a dry day for many are certainly two parts of wales and the midlands into scotland and northern ireland, drying in the south. cloudy skies in scotland compared to everywhere else. like patches of rain in the east. 10—14 celsius. looking ahead to thursday, broad area of low pressure still with us, further weather fronts bringing pressure still with us, further weatherfronts bringing more of pre

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here in the uk, about 500 homes in the nottinghamshire town of retford are being evacuated because ofcouncil has declared a major incident and urged everyone to leave. the river idle has reached record levels — and they are still rising, threatening the town. there are also severe flood alerts in three parts of the neighbouring county of derbyshire. storm babet is disrupting train services in yorkshire and east anglia, and along the east coast main line to edinburgh and aberdeen. the environment agency says flooding from the storm, which has hit scotland and the north—east of england particularly badly, could last until tuesday. 0ur reporter phil bodmerjoined us from catcliffe, in south yorkshire, which was hit by flooding overnight. this is the main street, as you mentioned there. the swans, you can see just swimming off there. this is where traffic would normally run, but it's under several feet of water. you can see the phone box, the old public telephone box, the red phone box in the distance there. the water level has dropped slightly from where we were earlier on this morning, b

residents from more than 500 homes in this nottinghamshire town have been evacuated due to flooding causedfrom high water levels along the river idle. for many, this leisure centre is home for now. we've taken everything up apart from the big three—piece suite and turned the water off, turned the electric off. and that's all you can do. in neighbouring stapleford, one resident's had to cut short his holiday to see the damage for himself. i got igota i got a phone call from alicante airport this morning. my daughter phoned me and says, "your bungalow�*s under water." "oh, that's a very nice surprise for us. yes." so we're just basically landed at east midlands airport. in norwich locals came together to support each other.— in norwich locals came together to support each other. before we knew it there was — support each other. before we knew it there was no _ support each other. before we knew it there was no way _ support each other. before we knew it there was no way out _ support each other. before we knew it there was no way out by _ support each other. before we knew it there was no wa

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a village in nottinghamshire also felt the brunt of storm babet.. the flooding has also caused serious issues on public transport. king's cross station in london closed due to overcrowding, railfirm lner telling passengers not to travel, and several have experienced severe disruption. the good news is that the flood water is receding in many places, but this has been a type of weather event that will take more than just a clean—up to get over. navteonhal, bbc news. pakistan's former prime minister, nawaz sharif, has returned home, afterfour years of self—imposed exile in london. this was the moment he touched down in islamabad — days after a court granted him protective bail, removing the threat of immediate arrest for his corruption conviction. his return is seen as the launch of his party's political campaign ahead of elections next year. i want to show you the scenes live on the streets where people are on the streets, calling for the return of the 210 hostages. that number increased today _ of the 210 hostages. that number increased today by _

a village in nottinghamshire also felt the brunt of storm babet.ooding has also caused serious issues on public transport. king's cross station in london closed due to overcrowding, railfirm lner telling passengers not to travel, and several have experienced severe disruption. the good news is that the flood water is receding in many places, but this has been a type of weather event that will take more than just a clean—up to get over. navteonhal, bbc news. let's bring you some latest lines containing the situation in gaza coming to us via reuters concerning the 28 trucks that were allowed in. the un aid chief says there are negotiations to get 20 to 38 trucks going in tomorrow. that being reported on the reuters news agency. stay with us. we will have the latest. thank you for watching. hello. some parts of the country have had between 100 and 200 millimetres of rain, the exact figures have still yet to be verified, but they have been exceptional. now, the red warning has expired from eastern scotland, but the amber warning for heavy rain is still

we are going to bring you back to the uk now. 500 homes in the nottinghamshire town of retford are beingcounty council has declared a major incident and urged everyone to leave. the river idle has reached record levels — and they are still rising, threatening the town. the environment agency says flooding from the storm, which has caused widespread damage in scotland and the north east of england, could last until tuesday. moving now to argentina. polls have opened in argentina for the first round of the presidential elections. the far—right candidate javier milei is among the frontrunners. also standing are the incumbent minister of economy, sergio massa, from the centre—left coalition, and the former minister of security, patricia bullrich, from the center—right. live now to our south america correspondent katy watson in buenos aires. talk us through the three candidates.— talk us through the three candidates. ., ., , candidates. one thing that matters to every single _ candidates. one thing that matters to every single argentinian - candidates. one thing that matters to every single a

and nottinghamshire also felt the brunt of babet. leave their homes. the flooding has also caused serious issues on public transport. king's cross station in london closed due to overcrowding, a railfirm telling passengers not to travel and several rail services have experienced severe disruption. the good news is the floodwater is receiving in many places, but this has been the type of weather event that will take more just to get over. —— just a clean—up to get over. there are still 1a flood warnings in place across scotland and people in the worst—hit areas face a lengthy clean—up after substantial downpours led to widespread flooding. our scotland editor james cook reports. this is what storm babet did to this town. the coastguard rescued scores of people here. hundreds of homes and businesses were swamped. tt businesses were swamped. tt looks west today. it is just mad. looks west today. it is 'ust mad. , ., ~ ., looks west today. it is 'ust mad. , ., . ., , looks west today. it is 'ust mad. , ., ~ ., , ., mad. george wilson and

that's the claim from a nottinghamshire charity , with nottinghamshire charity, with the local council on the local council blaming it on the cost of living and a chronic lack of housing. >> our reporter will hollis has been speaking to one british army veteran who everything army veteran who lost everything after from her after battling ptsd from her army service . this is his report i >> this is me on one of the proudest days of my life. this is me in my number twos with my forage cap . on the day forage cap. on the day i actually passed out as a soldier at just 17 melbourne, leslie from nottingham served for queen and country after 91. when we were all amalgamated into one army, i came out as the royal signals , the medal. they're signals, the medal. they're actually explains that i served in northern ireland during the conflicts in 1989 and 1990. it was my first posting and i was still only 18 when i first went out there. it was decades later dunng out there. it was decades later during lockdown that the trauma she had buried resurfaced and at its worst point, i got up crying and i

residents from more than 500 homes in this nottinghamshire town have been evacuated due to flooding caused by storm babet. retford county council told people they were at risk from high water levels. for many, this leisure centre is home for now. we've taken everything back apart from the 3—piece suite and turned the water and electric off. that's all you can do. its the water and electric off. that's all you can tie-— the water and electric off. that's all you can do. its not normally the idle that is — all you can do. its not normally the idle that is affected _ all you can do. its not normally the idle that is affected and _ all you can do. its not normally the idle that is affected and residents i idle that is affected and residents aren't— idle that is affected and residents aren't used to it. we are trying to keep— aren't used to it. we are trying to keep people informed and we set up the centre _ keep people informed and we set up the centre to try and help people. in neighbouring stapleford, one resident has had to cut short his holiday to see the damage for himself. ma; holiday to

the agency is responding to severe flooding in derbyshire and nottinghamshire, where some rivers haveeached record levels. severe flood warnings have now been lifted on the river dennent and the river idle, but more flooding is possible for parts of england until wednesday due to further rain . four people have died rain. four people have died dunng rain. four people have died during the storm. manchester united has opened a book of condolence at old trafford following the death of sir bobby charlton. the legendary footballer was a key member of england's world cup winning team in 1966. floral tributes and football shirts are being placed outside the manchester united stadium with his former club, saying he'll always be remembered as a giant of the game . this is gb remembered as a giant of the game. this is gb news across remembered as a giant of the game . this is gb news across the game. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car , on digital uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now it's back to . mark back to. mark >> thank

our reporter charlotte leeming is in retford in nottinghamshire. the situation there? welcome sally, as you can imagine, it is pretty tense. it has just started raining here. there is that yellow weather warning in place until four o'clock this afternoon. it is really community is still living in fear of flooding. at the weekend a major incident was declared, the worst flooding retford has seen in 50 years. they were two severe flood warnings in place, that means danger to life. 500 homes were evacuated, including on the street rows and rows of terraced houses which are now empty. sandbags are still in place. i do not think they will be removed now because the environment agency says this community as well as some in derbyshire need to be vigilant. there still could be more flooding because river levels are high, their water is high, the rivers are swollen so there is fear there could be more flooding. you can imagine the mental and physical impact, the toll this is taking with people who want to crack on, seeing the damage and starting to clear up

nottinghamshire yorkshire.in derby . the city flood warning in derby. the city council says its experience the highest recorded water levels of the river dennent with roads flooded across the city. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in gb news across the uk on tv, in your car and digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to the . saturday five. the. saturday five. >> thanks lisa. now it's saturday night folks, and you're so with the saturday five. i'm darren grimes and i can promise that this next hour is going to be even more lively than the first we're going to climax with flummox the so please keep flummox the five. so please keep your questions flying in. but now, though, it's time for bunch of five where we spin through five of the week's big stories and give our always well considered and thoughtful opinions . considered and thoughtful opinions. now gb news considered and thoughtful opinions . now gb news presented opinions. now gb

been flooded in the wake of storm babet, the agency is responding to flooding in derbyshire and nottinghamshirewhere some rivers have reached record levels . and severe flood levels. and severe flood warnings have now been lifted on the river dennent and the river idle, but more flooding is possible for parts of england until wednesday. four people have died during the storm. manchester united has opened a book of condolence at old trafford following the death of sir bobby charlton. the legendary footballer was a key member of england's world cup winning team in 1966. floral tributes and football shirts have been placed outside the manchester united stadium with his former club, saying he'll always be remembered as a giant of the game . this is gb news of the game. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's time for headliners . headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners. your first look at monday's papers . i'm andrew monday's papers. i'm andrew doyle and i'm joined on this autumnal evening by a bountiful har

i think it's nottinghamshire today. i think its and nottinghamshire today.s and see it's important to come and see people lives have been people whose lives have been disrupted and gb news scotland reporter tony maguire joins us from brighton . from brighton. >> tony, who you got with you ? >> tony, who you got with you? >> tony, who you got with you? >> good morning. well, yeah , the >> good morning. well, yeah, the five year here since storm babet flooded britain . and i'm joined flooded britain. and i'm joined this morning by scott murray. he's the owner of east mill car caravan park here in brighton. and scott, tell me tell me about the last few days and what it's been like kind of picking up the pieces. >> it's been pretty devastating. i mean , there's a lot of people i mean, there's a lot of people lost all their belongings and their and their sort of their houses like sort of thing. uh uh , and some of the damage, i mean, you can see behind a lot of porches smashed out, etcetera. >> and you know, what's that been like ? been like? >> we'll just we'll

people living in hundreds of homes in retford in nottinghamshire have been told to evacuate because oflooding. andy gill reports. parts of retford are already suffering the aftermath of storm babet. up to 600 properties were affected by the flood warning. the environment agency says the situation is no longer severe enough to be a threat to life, but it's already affecting people's homes. water splashing. it flooded in 2007 here after quite torrential rain. the council and the water board blamed it on the fact that the rivers haven't been dredged or anything. they've since dredged them, but it seems to have just completely happened again. but this time it's worse. some residents have already left. this morning when i came home. obviously there was all this. so everyone's been asked to evacuate. i've tried to get as much as possible upstairs and out the way, but yeah, it'sjust horrible. but not everyone wanted to go. alan stayed behind to look after his sick wife and his dog. the garden flooded, shelter flooded and just waiting for hours _ and just waiting for th house to get flooded. w

wake of storm babet a severe flood alerts are in place around the river idle near retford in nottinghamshireich is expected to reach record levels. the number of people who've died dunng the number of people who've died during the storm has risen to four after police found the body of a woman in her 80s in chesterfield road , manchester chesterfield road, manchester united has opened a book of condolence at old trafford following the death of sir bobby charlton . the legendary charlton. the legendary footballer was a key member of england's world cup winning team in 1966. floral tributes and football shirts are being placed outside the manchester united stadium with his former club , stadium with his former club, saying he'll always be remembered as a giant of the game. fans have also been sharing their fondest memories of sir bobby. >> i saw him play maybe 20 times in the early 70s before he retired . the greatest player in retired. the greatest player in the world, really . i mean, he's the world, really. i mean, he's up there with pele. >> i'm very sad to see such a great man and a great