and also the address in sheffield and also the address in sheffield road in chesterfield tomorrow.s a lot more to be done on this investigation which began early this morning. thank you very much for the latest update. seniorfigures from facebook, twitter and google have been heavily criticised by mps about extremist content on their platforms including death threats against politicians. labour's yvette cooper, chair of the home affairs select committee, accused the firms of failing to remove abusive material quickly enough. 0ur media editor, amol rajan, has more details. harmful content online takes countless forms but not all of them are illegal. 0ne kind is the hate speech that attacks individuals on the basis of attributes such as disability or gender. internet safety campaigners met at a conference in geneva today. one was seyi akiwowo, herself a victim of abuse online. if you stream music that you haven't had permission for, if you put up something like, i don't know, beyonce or adele's music, that gets taken down within moments but when it comes to someone saying, i'm going

four men have been arrested in sheffield and chesterfield. jailed for 20 years — the man who threw acid into a crowded nightclub in east london. social media companies are taken to task by mps as they're accused of not doing enough to tackle hate crime. and on newsnight: an interview with zelda perkins, a broadcast world exclusive, with the woman who tried two decades ago to bring harvey weinstein tojustice. good evening and welcome to bbc news. police in derbyshire and south yorkshire say they've taken action to prevent an alleged islamist terror plot that could have been carried out during the christmas holiday. early this morning, four men were arrested in sheffield and chesterfieldon suspicion of terror offences. bomb disposal teams were sent in, working with large numbers of police as our correspondent danny savage reports. a street in central sheffield tonight, the second placed the army bomb disposal unit searched as part of this terrorism investigation. early this morning two men were arrested here in bedsits adjoining a muslim commun

tonight, the bomb squad has just arrived at another address in sheffield.the latest, here's our correspondent, danny savage. on a terraced street in chesterfield today, army bomb disposal experts were looking for explosives. they have been here for hours. counter—terrorism officers arrested a 31—year—old man here this morning. in the predawn darkness, armed police were pictured guarding the scene as the raid took place. at the edge of the cordon, people evacuated from their homes couldn't believe what was happening in their streets. they come banging on the door saying, "you need to evacuate." my grandad refused to leave the house. he's still in there now. the only one on the street. and they said, "it's for your own safety, bomb disposal are here." they made everyone else leave apart from him. how does it feel that this is happening in your neighbourhood? in a way it's a bit scary, bit weird, isn't it? you don't expect things like this to happen in chesterfield, or in a little area like this. so it's a bit worrying in a way. arrests were made elsewhere too

sheffield united level, drilling home just after the pulled sheffield united level, drilling homejustfter the break. aidan flynt scored a late goal that sealed the win for leejohnson's side. the result keeps bristol third, three points behind second placed cardiff city. united states for. from 2019 onwards a new saturday night slot will showcase live premier league football to rival other prime—time favourites like strictly come dancing and the x factor. the new broadcast deal will mean more than half of all league matches in a single season will be televised. more from richard conway. premier league games will go head—to—head with the likes of x factor strictly come dancing and the other saturday night programmes from 2019. other packages available, we'll see midweek games, more games available midweek for broadcasters. the way the fans watch, that could be set to change, too. it's because the premier league have said the process is what it calls technologically neutral. what they mean is the packages are open not just of the traditional broadcasters but to the internet giants, the l

in sheffield, a total of four houses are being searched. aged 22, 36 and 41, were detained in the city. angus crawford, bbc news. our correspondent dave edwards is there. we have just been reporting we havejust been reporting on the main events. bring us up to date on what has been said this evening. the police cordoned remains in place in chesterfield, i2 the police cordoned remains in place in chesterfield, 12 hours after the raids took place this morning. the house was raided by the north—east counterterrorism unit. army bomb disposal experts have been here for much of the day. within the last 20 minutes we have seen a truck from the on disposal unit leaving the scene. residents have now been allowed back into their homes slowly and gradually. those residents are shocked and worried by what has happened here and in sheffield where they were woken by a loud bangs as they were woken by a loud bangs as the raids occurred this morning. derbyshire police say in a statement, please be reassured the arrest we wanted to make has been made. this

she was from sheffield, and the driver of that car is in a serious condition in hospital. any interviews, today, but they have released a statement, which says that they have lost a friend, a colleague from their police family. the officer had been with us for 12 years and was a passionate professional and universally liked. his colleagues and everyone across the force are devastated by what has happened. our thoughts are with both families. anyone who saw what happened here last night asked to contact the police by calling 101. the independent police complaints commission are now investigating. millions of shoppers across the country have headed to the high street today for the traditional boxing day sales. in some places the queues began to form outside stores in the early hours of the morning with research suggesting that one in three people went in search of a bargain today. but some retailers have reported large numbers of people deciding to look for bargains online instead. and analysts say footfall in high streets and shopping centres across the uk today appears to

it follows arrests of three men on tuesday in sheffield and chesterfield.rned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism. britain's political leaders have used their annual christmas messages to pay tribute to those who help others and support those in need over the festive season. eleanor garnier has more. wishing everyone a happy christmas, the prime minister thanked those who help others in the festive period like volunteers that faith projects and international aid workers, and theresa may highlighted the courage and dedication of the emergency services who went to the g re nfell tower emergency services who went to the grenfell tower tragedy and terrorist attacks in manchester and london. she thanked the country's armed forces. this christmas, as people across the uk celebrate this special time of year with their families and friends, we will do so secure in the knowledge that the valiant hearts of oui’ knowledge that the valiant hearts of our servicemen and women, many far away from their own loved ones at this special time of

sheffield is england's ortho largest city. it is not a huge city. the same si tucson, arizona. it shows how uber is having to play defense around the world. you have regulators watching the news in the united states, seeing how the company faces scandal and being harder on it. we saw uber lost its license in london. had thishe fact we technicality as the reason for it, it would not be wrong to see uber's rand problems having played into sheffield revoking the license. >> will this have broader business implications, that uber fights these kind of battles in other cities around the world? max: it is just a small cut. for uber is that it is a money losing companies that it is. sleep trying to get to a profitable place so that it can go public in 2019. thesetime we have one of situations, whether in london or it createsr brazil, more expense and makes it harder for the company. this is not something that dara khosrowshahi would've wanted. it seems like a forced error for the company and embarrassing if you screw up your paperwork and it knocks you out

the walls are now seven points clear after defeating sheffield wednesday.s enough to seal the win. he showed why he is the most expensive player ever signed by a championship club. they believe they spend around £15 million for him. a packed weekend of premier league action to come. manchester city playtime in the late kickoff tomorrow. they have dominated the season so far 15 consecutive wins. can anyone stop them? arsenal, consecutive wins. can anyone stop them ? arsenal, chelsea, consecutive wins. can anyone stop them? arsenal, chelsea, liverpool and manchester united have all tried and manchester united have all tried and failed at tottenham spurs have history on their side. mid- mid— december and manchester city are moving from probably uncatchable to possibly invincible. today they play the spurs, the only team in the top six they have not yet faced. be dispatched manchester united last week. can they emulate arsenal in 2004 and have an unbeaten season? we are going to be, we will lose games. we just need to type lady better and better. —— tried to pl

dave edwards, bbc look north, sheffield.have headed to the high street for the traditional boxing day sales. in some places, the queues began to form outside stores in the early hours of the morning, with research suggesting that one in three of us went in search of a bargain today. some retailers have reported large numbers of people looking for the best deals online instead. analysts say footfall in high streets and shopping centres across the uk appears to have been lower than expected. duncan kennedy reports from southampton. it's been fast, if not furious, heavy if not heaving. but after all that turkey, there have been plenty of bargains to gobble up. have you got what you wanted? yes. it's been successful. successful trip, yeah. here at southampton‘s west quay shopping centre, 10,000 people an hour surged in. what is it about boxing day sales? cheaper. half the price. really? yeah, really. some people say there are these sales all year round. to be honest with you, black friday was better than actually today. and, it'

and sadly for sheffield wednesday, theirform has gone rather cold recently as well., fans had been hoping that they would be flying towards another promotion challenge this time round. but that hasn't happened. they haven't won any of their last five games and find themselves 15th in the championship. calls for a head coach carlos carvalhal to quit have been getting louder. at his pre—match press conference yesterday, he spent the first ten minutes out lies in —— outlining the reasons why he thinks things have been going wrong, from refereeing decisions to injuries. and he is banned from the touchline tonight after being sent to the sta nce tonight after being sent to the stance against hull two weeks ago. wolves have been having a fantastic season under new head coach nuno espirito santo, season under new head coach nuno espirito sa nto, who season under new head coach nuno espirito santo, who was appointed over the summer. they‘ re espirito santo, who was appointed over the summer. they're already four points clear at the top of the championship. they could go seve

they basically did not change the name of the executive on their operating license in sheffield.kind of seems like a small story. sheffield only has about 500,000 people, so it is about the same size as tucson, arizona, so that isd, this shows how uber having to play defense all around the world where you have regulators watching the united states, seeing the ways in which the company faces scandal, and kind of being harder on them. despite the fact that we have this technicality as the stated reason for it, i do not think it would be wrong to see their brand problems having played into the decision of sheffield to revoke the license. emily: do you think this will have broader business applications as they fight these kind of battles in other cities around the world? max: it is just a small cut, but the problem is it is a money-losing company that is furiously trying to get to a profitable place so it can hopefully go public in 2019 and every time we have one of these situations in london or sheffield or whatever, it creates more expense, makes it harder for the company to gain i

our correspondent mark ansell is in sheffield.to give you those locations here in sheffield, stockbridge, and two houses in berne groove and one in chesterfield. four man of been arrested. i spoke to a resident earlier who lives opposite this has and they told me what they heard this morning. her name is elisabeth fogerty. we were woken up by really, really loud bangs, 530, and we thought somebody had crashed outside our house, so we looked outside our house, so we looked outside and all we could see where police officers dressed in riot gear. they were storming a house across the road from us. lots of running about and shouting. and quite a few neighbours we could see from where we were, had already come to their windows and gone outside to see what's going on. how did you react? really shocked because it obviously was so early in the morning and we had no idea what was going on and nobody obviously, they we re going on and nobody obviously, they were right in the middle of it, nobody could tell us what was going on so we nobody

he's been sacked by sheffield wednesday on christmas eve. fresh in the mind that sacking.he's never managed in the english top flight never managed in the english top flight before. everybody understands it is ina flight before. everybody understands it is in a very difficult situation. but it's what we like. maybe a lot of persons will say that it may be just a miracle that swansea will stay in the premier league but i don't agree because miracles is something not from our world. these kind of things, this kind ofjob is so kind of things, this kind ofjob is so they can do the things. there's still plenty of chatter about liverpool's £75 million signing of virgil van dijk from southampton, making him the world's most expensive defender. one man who knows him well is leicester city boss claude puel, who managed the dutchman at southampton last season, and believes liverpool have bought one of the world's best centre—backs. one of the best defenders in the world and he has other quality to become the best. this is, i think, fantastic, a very good possibility for liverpool, of

in sheffield, a total of four houses are being searched. a settlement for our police that will increase funding for police forces by a further £450 million in 2018—19. let me break it down, mr speaker. we propose that police forces get the same cash grant from the centre as in 2017—18. on top of that, we want to respond positively to requests from pccs for more flexibility around the levels of police precept. so we propose empowering them to raise council tax contributions for local policing by £1 a month per household, £12 a year. if they all use this flexibility, that will result in a £270 million increase in the money we invest as a society in our policing system. our home affairs correspondent danny shaw explained more about the proposed increase in council tax going towards police funding. that's going to come out of the pockets of council tax payers, because the government is going to allow councils, or police and crime commissioners in england and wales, to raise up to £12 extra a year on the portion of the council tax that goes towa

|j in sheffield have it views about getting paid to do it.y. people might get persuaded just because of the money. if you cannot do it, it is a fine also. it might help to get the message out to have an incentive. the uk has some of the lowest breast—feed i ng an incentive. the uk has some of the lowest breast—feeding rates in the world. researchers say vouchers are a small price to pay with long—term benefits to babies and the nhs. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: world leaders are gathering in france today to push forward plans to tackle climate change, agreed in paris 2 years ago. us president trump will not be there — he pulled his country out of the agreement injune. the bad weather has continued for millions of people across europe. heavy snow caused chaos on sunday and monday. hundreds of flights were cancelled in the uk, the netherlands, germany and belgium. republican and democratic contenders of running to represent alabama in the us senate have held their final rallies before a special election. it is the c

bristol city scored an injury time winner against sheffield united to boost their chances of automaticre from the home side failed to materialise. jamie patterson gave bristol the lead against the run of play. leon clark, the championship's top scorer, pulled sheffield united level, drilling home just after the break. but it was aden flint who's late goal sealed the win for leejohnson's side. the result keeps bristol third. nowjust three points behind second placed cardiff. united stay fourth. from 2019 onwards, a new saturday night slot will showcase live premier league football to rival other prime—time favourites like strictly and x factor. the new broadcast deal will mean more than half of all league matches in a single season will be televised. more now from our sports news correspondent richard conway. premier league games will go head—to—head with the likes of stricker come dancing and the x factor and all of the other big saturday night programmes from 2019 —— strictly come dancing. we will also see mid week games, more available mid week for broadcasters, at the way the fans w

arrests were made and people were held in sheffield and people were held in sheffield and chesterfieldthe daily mail, potential rises in council tax bills. and you can see the figures. millions of families facing rises. and two stories on breakfast, the met police will review rape cases after a trial error, so we have had two in one week. scores of sexual assault cases will be reviewed after the end has led to the collapse of a second case. and also the picture you have seen here is the man, arthur collins, who in a london nightclub carry out an asset attack, injuring 22 people —— acid attack. a clear mark on how people view the acid attacks in the course at the moment. i know that you talk about t'r'us, so i know that you talk about t'r'us, so there is analysis of that —— toys'r'us mps are demanding an explanation as to why the retailer, which has been struggling for some time, handed a pay increase to the bosses over those years despite falling sales and growing losses. so the working pensions committee wrote to the boss to ask what is going on. and just in case you're wondering what

south yorkshire police say an officer has died in a car crash which happened near sheffield last night lower turnout than expected at the boxing day sales. the research group springboard believes there was a 4% drop in the number of shoppers — up to midday today —

it follows arrests of three men on tuesday in sheffield and chesterfield.oncerned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism. the headlines on bbc news: rescuers are searching for 150 missing people, after a tropical storm in the philippines left another 200 dead. two people have been killed and four injured following a multiple vehicle crash on the m40 in 0xfordshire. the motorway has now reopened. north korean state tv describes as an act of war new economic sanctions imposed by the united nations. pyongyang has vowed to strengthen its nuclear deterrent. sport now and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. sheffield wednesday and middlesbrough are both looking for new managers after the two teams met at hillsbrough yesterday. wednesday confirmed a short time ago that carlos carvalhal has left the club after yesterday's 2—1 defeat. it leaves wednesday 15th in the championship. ryan shotton scored the crucial second goalfor boro. sheffield wednesday released a statement earlier this morning saying, "both parties believe the time

nakeem sheffield is in custody. they have sheffield on video wandering into public and private schools during school hours looking for teachers purses. >> he'd walk around the schools, enter classrooms that were unoccupied at the time. he would steal credit cards from the teachers' purses, staffs' purses, immediately leave the school and go to various stores. >> reporter: police say they have video of sheffield and target, safe way and sometimes giant using stolen credit cards and debit cards. >> most of the teachers didn't realizes it until they were contacted by their banking institutio bladensburg police when they stormed his germantown apartment and mercedes, the same one seen on video cameras. >> several schools we watched him walk empty hallways, sometimes with students. >> reporter: scheffheffield is published author, admire my style. he poses next to expensive cars and takes pictures shopping in louis vuitton and sacks fifth avenue. >> we're glad none of the teachers or students approaches him inside the sch

. >> nakym sheffield is a serial purse snatcher, the police say, he targets schools. stealing teacher's purses from the vacant classrooms. in the past few weeks they caught him numerous times entering unlocked doors and using the stolen credit cards at stores nearby. >> a nuisance to have your credit card stolen. used around. >> sheffield himself doesn't >> why do you do this? this is a huge nuisance. why do you do this? >> a simple answer. it's what he does. >> he has been arrested for this in the past. >> abc7 reported extensively on sheffield. they arrested the father of two after he stole from the 11 schools and the daycare centers. he was locked up in july until september. >> they have to educate the students and the kids. he is on the way to the detention center and the police hope that he will stay locked up for a while. in bladensburg, brad bell, abc7 news. larry: still ahead the 60-pound stash of hash. elderly couple christmas explanation after people find piles o woman who made a career out of giving back. bill: all right, everyone. we get to the weekend --

we were there when police arrested sheffield early yesterday morning. police say he entered at least eight private and public schools in prince george's county. they say he walk ed the halls during school hours, looking for empty, unlocked classrooms. >> to steal credit cards from the teachers' purses, staff's purses. immediately leave the school and go to various stores. >> police say this is surveillance footage of sheffield inside target and other stores. they say he bought items at the stores using stolen credit and debit cards. he is likely going to face charges in prince josh already on probation for something similar in charles county. >>> montgomery county is finished reviewing security at its 200 plus public schools. administrators launched the review after allegations of a rape inside rock vilville high school. details will remain confidential because of security impact. be a report reviewed by news 4 recommends expanding school security staff and adding more bilingual and female members. charges were dropped in the rape case. >>> your taxes a

in totalfour men have been detained after raids in sheffield and chesterfield. 0ur correspondent, dannyhey have been here for hours. counter—terrorism officers arrested a 31—year—old man here this morning. in the predawn darkness, armed police were pictured guarding the scene as the raid took place. at the edge of the cordon, people evacuated from their homes couldn't believe what was happening in their streets. they come banging on the door saying, "you need to evacuate." my grandad refused to leave the house. he's still in there now. the only one on the street. and they said, "it's for your own safety, bomb disposal are here." they made everyone else leave apart from him. arrests were made elsewhere too, as police took action against an alleged islamist terror plot against the uk that could have come to fruition over christmas. although the most obvious activity was in chesterfield, about 15 miles away in the burngreave area of sheffield, two other men were arrested. a business was raided, and another man was arrested in meersbrook, where local people heard stun grenades being used. w

it's day one of the national winter swimming championships in sheffield.xt year's commonwealth games in australia. 0ne surprise result already — the defending commonwealth champion, chris walker—hebborn, has been beaten in the men's 100 metre backstroke final. luke greenbank pipping him to the touch byjust three one hundredths of a second. you can can follow all the latest from sheffield via the bbc sport website and the bbc sport app. indycar racing is considered one of the most dangerous motor sports in the world, with drivers maintaining almost continuous speeds of over 200 miles an hour. motor racing team carlin announced this week that they would become the first british team in the modern era to enter a car into next year's series with former formula 1 driver max chilton at the wheel. sara 0rchard has been to their farnham workshop. the indycar series, raced in north america and for some the most dramatic form of motor racing.|j think it is more exciting because we get to race on alls. we raced to speeds of 240 mph for five miles. get to race on alls

we were there when police arrested john sheffield this morning. he entered at least eight public and private schools and walked the halls in school hours looking for empty, unlocked classrooms. >> he would steal credit cards from the teachers' purses, staffs' purses, immediately leave the school, and go to various stores. of sheffield in target, safeway, and using stolen credit cards and debit cards. he's looking in charges in month co montgomery and other counties and faced other charges already. >>> and we have liftoff. you probably seen pictures of weird looking shapes in the sky. this above santa barbara, california. it's a spacex rocket. some posted pictures of it tonight and questioning if it was a ufo. of course, others called it a ufo. you probably saw a few of the posts on your social media feeds. spacex says it has four more launches planned for early next year so be on the lookout. >>> another aircraft making quite a splash, a florida pilot escaping injury after landing his plane in the water. >> that's not >>> if you have not wrapped u

the premier league's bottom club swansea have appointed the former sheffield wednesday boss carlos caimpression at his first swansea press conference today. he'd been sacked by sheffield wednesaday on christmas eve with wednesday down in 15th place in the table and has never managed in the english top flight before. in this moment, everybody understands that swansea is in a very difficult situation. this is what we like it. maybe a lot of persons will say it is just a miracle that swansea will stay in the premier, but i don't agree, because miracles is something not from our world. and this kind ofjob is that they can do the things. you have all the time surprises, sometimes negative, sometimes positive. let's analyse the team and the players one by one and check if we have any kind of weakness, and if we have any kind of weakness, and if we feel that, of course, we will try to propose to bring in another player. first, we want to give opportunity to these players to show that they are better than what they did so far. the situation to me is very clear. you must prove your abilities.

welcome back to the show good news for the viewers in sheffield.he uk city of sheffield has lifted the suspension of the taxi app uber's operating license. that's good news uber provided satisfactory replies to the questions asked by sheffield city council about the management of uber >> we're in the midst of a busy week of central bank news. the fed is expected to raise rates when it meets today. the ecb and bank of england will release their latest monetary policy decisions tomorrow. our next guest predict the the goldilocks years of positive growth and coupled with extremely low interest rates could be coming to an end. david rally from blue bay asset management joins us. i want to ask about your goldilocks statement why is it coming to an end growth has been phenomenal all of the outlooks for next year are positive on growth. interest rates are still very low by historical standards. why is this going to come to an end in 2018? >> all good things come to an end. >> like bitcoin. >> has not come to an ent yesterdaend yet. goldilocks 2017 was a f

four men were originally being held after raids on tuesday in chesterfield and sheffield but police said—year—old, had been released without charge. plans to ditch the army's slogan be the best have been stopped by the new defence secretary, gavin williamson. half a million pounds had been spent on a re—branding exercise that would have got rid of the slogan because it was felt to be elitist. andy moore reports. a well—known slogan at the heart of army recruiting for more than two decades. the army spent more than £500,000 on market research and found that message wasn't getting through to many in it's not clear when the new defence secretary, gavin williamson, saw these plans for a rebrand, but he clearly didn't like them. the research reportedly showed that the "be the best" slogan was dated, elitist and non—inclusive. these plans for a rebrand were well advanced at a senior level here at the ministry of defence, then there was a sudden about turn. a statement was issued last night, saying the defence secretary believes the british army is the best of the best, and these proposals have

the premier league's bottom club swansea have appointed the former sheffield wednesday boss carlos cas pressing the flesh and doing his best to make a good impression at his first swansea press conference today. he'd been sacked by sheffield wednesaday on christmas eve with wednesday down in 15th place in the table and has never managed in the english top flight before. there's still plenty of chatter about liverpool's £75 million as this moment, everybody understands swansea are no difficult situation. some people could see it asa miracle, situation. some people could see it as a miracle, swansea staying in the premier league. i do not agree. miracles are something not from our world. these sort ofjobs... we can do all the things. there's still plenty of chatter about liverpool's £75 million the world's most expensive defender. one man who knows him well is leicester city boss claude puel, who managed the dutchman at southampton last season, and believes liverpool have bought one of the world's best centre—backs. 0ne one of the best defenders in the world. he has got all the qualitie

jay tabb and only a 57 in sheffield. —— it happened only a 57.ce — from a spectacular eclipse that wowed millions of americans to the end of a 20 year mission to saturn. that's review 2017: the year in science. from a spectacular eruption at mount etna, this was the year we experienced a volcano's devastating power first—hand. to one of nature's most awe—inspiring sights, a total eclipse that wowed america. in 2017 we also met this rhino, she could be the key to saving a species from extinction. and we saw a car that is pushing the boundaries by attempting to hit record—breaking speeds.

, and fahad salah who lives at brunswick road in sheffield.th preparation of an act of terrorism. in essence this case allegedly comes down to preparations to make a home made bomb. prosecutors told the districtjudge today that the pair jointly researched the chemicals for a bomb, looked into how to construct it, the components involved and also recorded a test explosion of a home—made improvised explosive device which was allegedly recovered from a device during this investigation. now during the case this morning, we heard both men were kurdish iraqis, mr star is a settled refugee who has been in the country for a number of years and has been recently considering becoming a british national. his lawyer told the courts today that his client vehemently denied any involvement in terrorism. the prosecutors say the heart of this case is a low explosive black powder which was recovered during the operation, but mr star's lawyer said his client had nothing to do with islamic state or terrorism and had in fact been researching making his own firewor

three of the men, aged 22, 36 and a1, were arrested at their homes in sheffield.vestigators say a train which crashed in the us state of washington, killing three people, was travelling at 80 mph in a 30 mph zone. around 70 people were injured, ten seriously, when the train plunged off a bridge onto a motorway below. the royal navy's new £3 billion aircraft carrier, hms queen elizabeth, is leaking. the navy's future flagship, which was commissioned by the queen less than two weeks ago, is a problem with one of its propeller shafts. the fault was first identified during sea trials. a spokesman said the aircraft carrier is scheduled for repairand aircraft carrier is scheduled for repair and will be sailing again early in the new year. the government is outlining measures to tackle race bias in the criminal justice system in england and wales following a report from labour mp david lammy which found that the system discriminates against people from ethnic minority backgrounds. the justice secretary from ethnic minority backgrounds. thejustice secretary david lidingto

two people have died following a collision between a police car and another vehicle in sheffield lastd officer, who died, was responding to an emergency call when his marked car was involved in the crash. a 61—year—old woman — who was a passenger in the other vehicle — also died. police are appealing for witnesses. a russian cargo ship, listing near portsmouth harbour, is being assisted by the coastguard. the vessel is at anchor in the solent while a pilot vessel assesses its stability and cargo. the coastguard said it had power and was currently stable. the 13 crew on board are reported to be safe and well. there are warnings, though, of gales and rough seas this evening. cotton spinning was once a key industry in the north west of england and now it has made a return to the uk. a mill in manchester has become the only textile factory to spin cotton commercially again. the process has revived the sector, connecting businesses across the region as they make clothes using the yarn. judith moritz has followed the supply chain from start to finish. her report contains some flashing image

sheffield wednesday and middlesbrough are both looking for new managers after the two teams met at hillsbroughwednesday confirmed that carlos carval—ee—al has left carlos carvalho has left the club after yesterday's 2—1 defeat, they're currently 15th in the championship. wednesday released a statement earlier saying: carvalho had been in charge for two and a half years. middlesbrough parted company with monk only a few hours after they'd beaten wednesday yesterday. monk leaves just six months after he was appointed with the club ninth in the league. southampton‘s charlie austin has been charged with violent conduct by the football association after yesterday's 1—1 draw against huddersfield. this challenge on huddersfield goalkeeperjonas lossl left him with a suspected broken nose. the incident wasn't seen by the match officials but was caught on camera. austin could now face a three match ban. it looks very ugly from my point of view. i was a striker when i wasn't a striker, with the quality we have seen here in the premier league, but i know exactly, he was so early on the ball but you don't

a 22—year—old man and a 36—year—old man from sheffield and 31—year—old from chesterfield remain in custody ahead of a midnight mass this evening to see in christmas. this year's celebrations, however, are taking place amid rising tensions in the region, following the us decision to recognisejerusalem as israel's capital earlier this month. our correspondent tom bateman is there for us in bethlehem. it certainly looks very christmassy behind you. absolutely, very festive so behind you. absolutely, very festive so far this morning, we have been having the palestinians scout troops warming up the crowds already. to give you a sense of the layout in manger square, you can see the big christmas tree and behind that is the church of the nativity, which was built on the spot where it is believed jesus was born. that basilica has been there for the best pa rt basilica has been there for the best part of 1500 years. as you say, the crowds have been gathering since first thing this morning in their hundreds now. they are here because in the next couple of hours, we expect the arrival of one of the m

the flatware, the dishes, the knives, forks, and all that came from england with the name sheffield on there. from all around the world, things came west on steamboats. frontierourself on the having paid your money and you expect the steamboat to arrive any day and you discover all of this has been lost and you are not going to get it, and it will not be sold in stores, and your personal things are gone. i'm sure it was a really bad day for those people, but it allowed us to keep these collections. these have not been used. the dishes you are seeing here have never had any food ever on them. there's no march -- marks or scratches. they are pristine. and they are big platters. it is remarkable to see. it is like stepping back in time, really, to imagine that on the frontier. when i think of the frontier, i do not think of beautiful, spectacular dishes like we are seeing. tinware.of 10 where -- andas winter, it was cold, that was ok. we wanted it to be that way. very steep to allow us to get down to the boat very quickly, but it was all soft sand. it was not at all stable, but in the col

sheffield wednesday released a statement earlier this morning saying, "both parties believe the timefor two and a half years. it follows the departure of middlesbrough boss garry monk. despite yesterday's victory, one of the division's pre—season promotion favourites are ninth. southampton‘s charlie austin has been charged with violent conduct by the football association after yesterday's one—all draw against huddersfield. this challenge on huddersfield goalkeeperjonas lossl left him with a suspected broken nose. the incident wasn't seen by the match officials but was caught on camera. austin could now face a three—match ban. at the top of the premier league, manchester city are 13 points clear after their 17th win in a row. city beat bournemouth 4—0 which took them over the 100 goal mark for 2017, making them the first english side to do that in since 1982. sergio aguero scored two of city's goals, manager pep guardiola said afterwards his striker had earned the right to determine his own future. it follows speculation this week about aguero's future at the club. city's nearest riva

sheffield wednesday manager, carlos carvahal, as its new boss.uguese manager becomes swa nsea's the permanent the portuguese manager becomes swansea's the permanent manager in the space of two years and he replaces paul clement, who was sacked earlier this month. cricket news, and an unbeaten 2aa by alastair cook is helping when to ta ke alastair cook is helping when to take control of the fourth ashes test. they finished the third day on a91-9, a test. they finished the third day on a91—9, a lead of 16a. cup's double century was the highest score by visiting batsmen at the melbourne ground. he now six in the all—time list of leading test run scorers. england, finally serenity at the mcg. those who have followed them are aware of a wave around the corner, followed perhaps by unwelcome docs. imagine the ripples caused byjoe unwelcome docs. imagine the ripples caused by joe root‘s unwelcome docs. imagine the ripples caused byjoe root‘s misplaced hope. mallon's error was even stranger. he chose not to review. it was a lifeline ignored. jonny bairsto

police have been granted more time to question three terrorism suspects arrested on tuesday in sheffieldwere detained on suspicion of being concerned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism. plans to ditch the army's slogan "be the best" have been halted by the new defence secretary, gavin williamson. £500,000 has been spent on a rebranding exercise that would have got rid of the slogan, because it was deemed elitist. the ministry of defence said the british army is the "best of the best" and that the proposals were now "on hold." joining me now from colchester is colonel richard kemp, a former commander of british forces in afghanistan. thank you forjoining us this christmas eve on bbc news. first of all what did you make of general nick carter's all what did you make of general nick ca rter‘s plans? all what did you make of general nick carter's plans? happy christmas to you and all your viewers. i was a bit disappointed with this idea, because i can understand why the general wanted to do it, which was of course partly to do with tackling the army's horrendo

does my people have died following a crash in sheffield. the crash was on christmas day. they win the same car 01’ we don't know if they win the same car or the exact details but south yorkshire police are saying the two people who were involved in two different ca rs people who were involved in two different cars following a crash in sheffield on christmas day have died and has been named as pc dave fields and has been named as pc dave fields and lorraine stephenson. more on that as and when we get to this. that return to this terrible weather. the runway at stansted airport was closed twice and we have had flight airport was closed twice and we have had flight cancellations. simon jones is at stansted airport. where are we at the moment? closed, opened? it is open and operational. the snow has stopped falling. unfortunately it doesn't mean an end to the problems. the airport had... interference just after 9am this morning. and then the airport reopened. they had to shut the airport, the runway, temporarily, for around 15... airport, the runway, temporarily, for around 15

four men have been arrested in sheffield and chesterfield. years — the man who threw acid into a crowded nightclub in east london. social media companies are taken to task by mps as they're accused of not doing enough to tackle hate crime. and on newsnight: an interview with zelda perkins, a broadcast world exclusive, with the woman who tried two decades ago to bring harvey weinstein tojustice.

it has the name sheffield on it. things came west on steamboats. imagine yourself on the frontier having made all this and pager money and expecting the steamboat to arrive any day. all of this you discover has been lost and you're not going to get it. it will not be sold in your stores. your personal things are gone. i'm sure it was a really bad day for those people. it has allowed us to keep these collections and they were not used. these dishes have never had any food ever on them. there are no marks or scratches. they are big platters. down to the smallest. it is remarkable to see. it is like stepping back in time to imagine that on the frontier. when i think of frontier, i don't think of you full, spectacular dishes. i'm thinking of cups and saucers made of tin. while we found some of that, most of what we found was like what you see here. we work the day seven days a week. it was winter, it was cold. that was ok. please wanted it to be that way. the walls for very steep to allow us to get down to the boat quickly, but it was all soft sand. it

if f1 has been arrested and properties are being searched in sheffield.s are being searched in sheffield as part of an investigation into an alleged terror attack plot. four men were arrested last week by counter terrorism officers involved in the same operation which is being described as ‘intelligence led'. 0ur correspondent corinne wheatley has sent us this update. well, counterterror police say they arrested a man at about 11 o'clock last night here in the firth park area of the city. he is 21, he is from nearby fir vale, and he was detained on suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism. we know that two properties were searched by police today. one was a residential address, and another was a business. people in this area have reported seeing police activity today and we know that police csos have been maintaining a visible presence to try and reassure the local community today. all this comes after those four earlier arrests this month in connection with this investigation. two people appeared in court yesterday cha

patches of fog as well, but even in the major areas, in the midlands, down 2—7d and in manchester and sheffielder day for the most part, a crisp sort of day and that sunshine doing nothing for the temperatures at all. later in the day, another band of cloud in from the atlantic, with the associated rain and for a time, particularly over the higher ground, there will be transient snow as we bring the moisture in from the atlantic. elsewhere, sunshine, but no hate. here is the picture into wednesday, one pulse of cloud working its way across the british isles. it starts the new day on wednesday and then some really hefty showers following on behind, ganging together to rob you of the sunshine until we break out into something drier and brighter and the temperatures are at last on the up. you're watching beyond 100 days. countdown to the roy moore election — can someone who's been accused of molesting a child be elected us senator? president trump hopes so — he's recorded a message urging alabama voters to support the republican candidate. this is the deep south and whatever moore's record, voting

in london will also have an impact on the sheffield announcement, should uber eventually comply withome of the tfl's demands >> yeah, i think you'll see that as well, depending on the outcome of the london announcement that could have an impact not only on sheffield, but if other cities, for example, manchester and other large cities in the uk follow suit with what london has done, that could definitely have an impact on uber across the uk. >> brilliant thanks very much, arjun kharpal. >>> essential health and providence st. joseph are in talks to create the largest hospital operator in the united states the catholic non-profit hospital groups are discussing a deal worth $44 billion. it would combine 191 hospitals in 27 states, overtaking hca health care as the biggest company in the sector. >>> ggp has rejected a buyout offer from its largest shareholder, brookfield property ggp is one of the largest owners and managers of malls in the united states and was offered nearly $15 billion by brookfield talks are ongoing. and if successful, it would create one of the world's largest liste