danny savage, bbc news, killamarsh near sheffield.ime for our world: merkel�*s germany. she's one of the world's most influential leaders. after 16 years as german chancellor, angela merkel is standing down. she has shaped european and global politics. what of her own country? what is angela merkel�*s germany? summer in berlin, and the end of an era. for the class of 2021, school days are done, new lives lie ahead. for germany, too, change is coming. angela merkel, the only leader these youngsters have ever known, will no longer be running the country in which they've come of age. we don't have a perfect democracy but i think we have a good democracy. every german citizen knows the common problems and i think in other countries, that is not the case. i love germany. it is, like, in my heart- and i never want to leave it. this country has changed significantly since these youngsters were born. come with me on a journey through merkel�*s germany. we'll explore the country she's shaped and the country she leaves behind. germany today — o

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danny savage, bbc news, killamarsh near sheffield.he travel show, with mike corey. this week, on the travel show... i'm in argentina, exploring an amazing sunken town that has reemerged from under the water. then, i head to the country's spectacular iguazu falls. and in wales, wejoined a couple starting out on a pedal powered adventure at sea, searching for a more sustainable future. we're kicking off this week in south america — argentina, to be precise — where early last year i went to explore one of the strangest places i had ever heard of. a town that had to be abandoned due to flooding back in the 1990s, but has since reemerged from beneath the water. you can find ghost towns all over the world, and as many different reasons why they could be abandoned, but i've heard epecuen is special because it is not abandoned — at least not completely. there's not much left... just some bricks. you can only guess what they used to be. this places is wild. there's a couple of tourists here, notjust us. well, more cows than tourists. epecuen w

hull drop into the bottom three — sheffield united are unbeaten in five games.ger steven reid led nottingham forest to their first league win of the season at huddersfield. 2—0 the final score. swansea came from 3—0 down to draw 3 all at luton. bournemouth moved to the top of the table as philip billing's second—half strike gave them a 1—0 win over cardiff city, they replace fulham who drop to second after losing 2—1 to reading. derby, who announced yesterday they're going into administration, ended a miserable week with a 2—1 win over stoke. and in scotland, hibernian blew the chance of going clear at the top of the premiership as st mirren snatched an equaliser two minutes from time to draw 2—2. stephen kingsley�*s superb second—half free—kick ensured hearts maintained their unbeaten start as they drew 2—2 at ross county. stevie may's late goal gave stjohnstone a first league win of the season as they beat aberdeen 1—0. to cricket, and it's finals day in the t20 blast at edgbaston — and somerset are taking on kent spitfires right now... somerset won the toss a

danny savage, bbc news, killamarsh near sheffield.for angela merkel as chancellor. during her 16 years in power, angela merkel has played a powerful and prominent role on the world stage. our europe editor katya adler has been on a nationwide road trip to ask what germans most want after her departure. come meet generation merkel. they've known no other prime minister their whole young lives. she has kept us in a safe space, like a mother would, for the past 16 years, but it's now time for a change. their wish list for germany's new era after sunday's election is long. i care most about the climate problems we have right now in germany. i care most about education and - the economy after the next election. i really care about gender equality. germany is really behind when it comes to digitalisation so we are far behind in that compared to other countries. germany lagging behind? that might surprise you. this is more its image abroad... modern, efficient, high tech. but merkel governments were criticised for failing to invest in german

the third child who died was 11—year—old connie gent from sheffield.hief constable of derbyshire came to the scene. the man officers arrested at the scene, a 31—year—old from killamarsh, remains in police custody on suspicion of the murders of terri, lacey, john paul and connie. specialist police officers are now examining the house and the area around it to establish exactly what happened. danny savage, bbc news, killamarsh near sheffield. the time is 17 minutes past six. our top main story this evening. amid rising energy costs the government insists gas and electricity supplies are secure but adds there will be no bail—out for energy firms in trouble. iamat i am at the chelsea flower show, where are for the first time in its 108 year history, it is being held in autumn. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel... as derby county enter administration, the club seek a new owner to safeguard their future, with the threat of relegation to the third tier now facing the side. 0n the spanish island of la palma, part of the canary islands, thousands o

so you might see, some rain, for example, in sheffield later on today.tland, but feeling much cooler and fresher compared with recent days, with some sunny spells towards the southeast. well, that's where the warmest weather will be. highs up to 21. overnight tonight, our weather front continues to bring rain across parts of the midlands and parts of northern england, parts of wales as well. to the north of this for scotland and northern ireland, clear and cold, much colder than it's been over recent nights with temperatures in the countryside in northeast scotland getting all the way down to about three or four degrees celsius. it will feel like autumn has arrived. now, tomorrow, we've still got some rain to come across wales and western areas of england. this rain becomes lighter and patchier through the day, but will probably stay pretty cloudy. could see some of that rain edging towards northern ireland, but some uncertainty in that. eastern england and scotland staying dry, and it's probably in scotland that we'll have the best of the day's sunshine

a man has been stabbed to death in a street in sheffield city centre.eports a man had sustained "serious injuries" in an attack. the force says that he has since died in hospital, and a man in his 30s has been arrested. holiday companies say they expect a surge in bookings after the british government announced rules around international travel in england were being eased. but there are concerns that scrapping pcr tests for people who are double jabbed will affect the country's ability to monitor covid variants. simonjones reports. half—term holidays abroad look set to become simpler and cheaper for many families, to the relief of the travel industry. it's very important for the end of the season. there's lots of people haven't had a holiday for two years. i think it's a big boost for the industry, and what we've said all along is the best support we can get from the government is being able to fly again. from 11th october, fully vaccinated travellers returning to england from countries that aren't on the red list will no longer need to take a test befo

hull drop into the bottom three — sheffield united are unbeaten in five games.en start to the season and sit second in the league — a point behind leaders rangers — they host st mirren. ross county are in search of their first win — they play third placed hearts — it's1—1 there right now. and aberdeen host stjohnstone. somerset are through to tonight's final of the t20 blast after beating hampshire hawks by two wickets. somerset were chasing 151 to win at edgbaston and looked like they might be in trouble when they lost top scorer tom abell for 50. but they reached their target thanks to a flurry of late runs with 56 off the final 22 balls. they'll play either kent spitfires or sussex sharks who are currently playing the second semi—final. for the second week in a row francesco bagnaia will start a motogp race from pole. the italian broke the all time pole position lap record at imola in qualifying for his home race, the san marino grand prix. he held off six time champion marc marquez for victory last weekend, marquez could only manage seventh after crashing. c

hull drop into the bottom three — sheffield united are unbeaten in five games.and sit second in the league — a point behind leaders rangers — and they have just equalised againt st mirren. it's 2—1 there. ross county are in search of their first win — and they lead hearts 2—1 — blair spittal with his second goal of the game just before the break. somerset are through to tonight's final of the t20 blast after beating hampshire hawks by two wickets. somerset were chasing 151 to win at edgbaston and looked like they might be in trouble when they lost top scorer tom abell for 50. but they reached their target thanks to a flurry of late runs with 56 off the final 22 balls. they'll play either kent spitfires or sussex sharks who are currently playing the second semi—final. kent have just set sussex a target of 169. in brisbane, australia have got a second successive win over the world champions south africa in the rugby championship. len ikitau scored two tries as did marika koroibete here — he struck twice in six minutes to seal a bonus point victory. australia winni

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danny savage, bbc news, killamarsh near sheffield.nd health and social care workers. our health correspondent dominic hughes has the latest. not the usual start to the school week for 14—year—old jack, a pupil at belfair's academy in essex. he's one of the first healthy 12—15—year—olds in england to receive the vaccine as part of the latest roll—out. i'm happy i've got it cos it makes it easier to go out and enjoy myself now. schools do need to get permission from parents or guardians, but if that's withheld and the child is judged to be competent to reach a decision, they could give consent. the judgment on vaccinating this younger age group was finely balanced and was made only after factors like the disruption to education were taken into account. it's really important to remember that the uk chief medical officers have supported the introduction of the vaccine to this age group and that's then been signed off by government. and we're doing it, we're rolling it out in schools, because it is our best chance not just to protect child

emil riis jakobsen scored a 95th—minute equaliser for preston north end, who denied sheffield united who moved level on points with top of the table west brom. the baggies drew 0—0 with derby. let's switch to the women's game now, and england manager sarina wiegman will lead the team for the first time since her appointment in their first world cup qualifying match. they play north macedonia at southampton's st mary's stadium on friday. captain steph houghton has been speaking to the bbc, and was asked if she would be keeping the captain's armband under the new manager. we've had a conversation, we had a really good conversation last night. fortunately, i am the captain for the next couple games, which is amazing because it's an absolute honour to be england captain. but we are realistic and the fact that she's getting to know the group, she's getting to know the group, she's getting to know the group, she's getting to know how we work as a team and just getting to know everybody. so, ithink, a team and just getting to know everybody. so, i think, for me personally, it's an unbelieva

that didn't stop these drivers queueing at petrol stations today, including bromley, evesham and sheffieldd petrol station we have seen queues at. we actually have to get petrol. we are not panic—buying. the boss of another in stockport is waiting to hear when his next supplies will arrive. well, they are saying that, "we hope you get it, but we can't guarantee it." so, we're just not sure until we get, in about two days' time, the current rates, we'll want another. whether we'll get it or not, we just don't know at the moment. the firm that delivers for bp sought to reassure motorists. 0ur trucks keep rolling, we have seen a small amount of panic buying, and i think i'll be clear, if people adhere to their normal buys patterns there is more than enough resilience in the station service network to deal with that. there is no need for people to rush out and fill up, the country is not running out of fuel. there isn't a shortage of fuel. where we are seeing issues, it's because of another problem — the lack of available lorry drivers. it's thought there's currently a shortfall of tens of tho

dwindling business prospect the last 2 weeks. despite this being a period of security and safety. sheffield ourselves, a popular local suite known here. and even before the taliban came in, thousands of government employees had not received their salaries for months and he's been struggling to attract customers who are all happy that this piece. but we're all concerned about our businesses as it's hardly any activity. people are suffering. the talib must do something, should connect with neighboring countries to improve trade. even though fewer women venture out is that piece and you learn about that. it's usual traffic jams and loud horns. we asked the taliban, why? people are scared of them. they say 60000 soldiers from this province of died fighting them in the last 2 decades will take time for their families to believe that the taliban are not out for revenge. as jill above new rulers celebrate victory and work towards establishing a government, people pray these fighters can also maintain the social and economic fabric of the cities vibrant society. some of the job of the or july about

that didn't stop these drivers queueing at petrol stations today, including bromley, evesham and sheffieldtually have to get petrol. we are not panic—buying. the boss of another in stockport is waiting to hear when his next supplies will arrive. well, they are saying that, "we hope you get it, but we can't guarantee it." so, we're just not sure until we get, in about two days' time, the current rates, we'll want another. whether we'll get it or not, we just don't know at the moment. the firm that delivers for bp sought to reassure motorists. our trucks keep rolling, we have seen a small amount of panic buying, and i think i'll be clear, if people adhere to their normal buying patterns there is more than enough resilience in the station service network to deal with that. there is no need for people to rush out and fill up, the country is not running out of fuel. there isn't a shortage of fuel. where we are seeing issues, it's because of another problem — the lack of available lorry drivers. it's thought there's currently a shortfall of tens of thousands in the uk. the problem has been build

their bodies were found at a house in killamarsh near sheffield on sunday.urt on friday. protesters who blocked the m25 now risk going to jail because of a high court injunction that came into force today. members of the insulate britain group have brought traffic to a standstill on the motorway five times in just over a week. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has paid tribute to a primary school teacher who was found dead in a park in greenwich last saturday. police say sabina nessa, who was 28 and from kidbrooke, was murdered. 0ur correspondent lauren moss reports. a community in shock at the death of another young woman on the streets of london. sabina nessa's body was discovered in cator park in kidbrooke on saturday afternoon. members of her family came to lay flowers and remember the primary school teacher they say had a beautiful soul. she honestly was the most caring person, kindest, sweetest girl you could meet. sabeena's heart was as good as gold, she would never have a bad thing to say about anyone. she's... her sisters are going to miss her so muc

pop across the pennines into areas of yorkshire so you could see some rain arriving later on in sheffieldorth of this, a lot of dry weather, a few showers for north—east scotland but it's turning colder. to the south and east, some broken cloud and sunny spells. temperatures reaching a high of up to 21. overnight, more rain to come across wales, the midlands, some of the western areas of england. scotland and northern ireland, meanwhile, turning really quite chilly. indeed, in the countryside for north—east scotland, temperatures could get down to around three or four degrees. that's your weather. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. emma raducanu makes history at the us open, beating leylah fernandez to become the first british woman to win a grand slam singles final in 44 years. the queen is among those congratulating the teenager following her stunning victory in new york, just months after finishing her a—levels. to afterfinishing her a—levels. have a note from her, extremely to have a note from her, i was extremely honoured and very g

the outwood academy city school in sheffield confirmed it was closed following the "tragic incident"ign office minister, james cleverly, says he's confident that relations with france will improve. all bilateral relationships go through periods of tension. that is the inevitability of relationships, just as it is on a personal level. i have absolutely no doubt that ultimately our relationship with france will endure, but this is about making sure that we have a really strong defence relationship with two very, very important defence partners. the new foreign secretary, liz truss, is to urge her iranian counterpart to release british nationals being held in the country, when they meet in new york later. about a dozen western dual nationals are detained in iran, including nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe. caroline hawley�*s report contains some distressing images. elika ashoori makes macaroons and cakes for a living, treats for other people's celebrations, but her own wedding is on hold, her whole life consumed by her father's arrest. i have to always throw myself into my work to not think ab

hundreds of people gathered in the village of killamarsh, near sheffield, to lay flowers and messagesdren, john—paul and lacey, and theirfriend, connie gent. a 31—year—old man is being held on suspicion of murder. children with mental health disorders are facing long waits for treatment in england, with one area having an average time of eight months between being referred and their first counselling session. a bbc investigation has found that a fifth of patients waited longer than 12 weeks. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson has been meeting some of the parents who are desperate to get help for their children. her report contains some details which you may find upsetting. that feeling of helplessness. i can't even describe how awful, as a parent, is to see that. you're waiting for a service that you know could help your child. the desperate situation facing some parents with a mentally ill child. when things get tough, this is where sue comes — her teenage daughter, who has self—harmed, has been waiting for mental—health treatment for almost two and a half years. we don't kno

queensland's sheffield shield fixture against tasmania was postponed because of four, just four, newining some of his concerns to our sports correspondentjoe wilson. what exactly do you need to hear or see written down in terms of what the ashes is actually going to be like for you to feel 100% sure about going out there? i do like for you to feel 100% sure about going out there?— like for you to feel 10096 sure about going out there?— going out there? i do not think it is fair for me _ going out there? i do not think it is fair for me to _ going out there? i do not think it is fair for me to say _ going out there? i do not think it is fair for me to say what - going out there? i do not think it is fair for me to say what my - is fair for me to say what my personal... we have to wait until we get the information and there will be decisions made after that. it is really important that that is respected and that the guys really do get the opportunity to think that through and do what is best for them and their mental well—being and a number of otherfactors. and their mental well—being

the death of a five—year—old afghan refugee at a hotel in sheffield last month offers a glimpse of amber have resettled the largest number of refugees any region in england. over 2600 refugees have been resettled here. that's more than twice the number than in london, the east of england and the east midlands. we are in a situation where four times the amount of refugees are being taken by labour councils. they are exactly the same councils who have been hardest hit we are in a situation where four times the amount of refugees are being taken by labour councils. they are exactly the same councils who have been hardest hit by tory austerity. the home office told the bbc:. the initial phase of the afghan crisis has come to a close, but may take months or even years to properly settle thousands of afghans in search of a new home. the uk�*s first �*super court�* dedicated to trials of large criminal gangs opens in manchester today. the £2.5 million facility at crown square is part of the government�*s national effort to tackle the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on ourjustice system.

their bodies were found at a house in killamarsh near sheffield on sunday.years of repeated human errors and outdated it systems have resulted in more than 100,000 women being underpaid £1 billion of state pensions. a report into failures at the department for work and pensions, found systematic problems dating back to the 1980s. some affected women are due six figure sums. sarah corker reports. i feel very let down. it doesn't give you much faith in the system. for nearly a decade, irene, from worcestershire, was underpaid her state pension. she raised her concerns with the department for work and pensions, but was repeatedly told everything was correct. but it wasn't. she was, in fact, owed more than £7,000. if we hadn't have been persistent, we wouldn't have got anywhere, so i urge people, you know, if they think they've got a shortfall, keep on with it, don't be fobbed off. irene has now got the money — but it was a fight, and she is far from alone. under special rules for married women, those who had small state pensions in their own right could get bet

so for example, you might see some rain in sheffield later today.sunny spells towards the south—east. that is where the warmest weather will be, highs of up to 21 celsius. overnight tonight, more rain across parts of the midlands, parts of northern england and wales as well. to the north of this, for scotland and northern ireland, clear and cold, much colder than it has been over recent nights, with temperatures in the countryside in the north—east scotland getting all the north—east scotland getting all the way down to around three or four celsius. it will feel like autumn has arrived. tomorrow, still some rain to come across wales and western owners of england. this rain becomes light and patchy through the day, but probably seem pretty cloudy. could see some of that rain edging towards northern ireland, but some uncertainty on that. eastern england and scotland staying dry, and scotland will probably have the best of the day's sunshine. top temperatures between 17 and 21 celsius for most of us. beyond that, some rain around on tuesday, clearing t

across the main —— pennines into yorkshire so you may see rain into yorkshire so you may see rain in sheffieldds the south—east. —— some sunny spells towards the north—east. that's with the highest temperatures will be, highs of 21. overnight rain in parts of england and wales. to the north, in scotland and northern ireland clear and cold, much colder than recent nights with temperatures in the countryside in north—east scotland getting down to three or four celsius. it will feel like autumn has arrived. tomorrow we have rain across wales and western areas of england and northern ireland. we could see some of the rain edged towards northern ireland but some uncertainty on that. eastern england and scotland staying dry and probably scotland will have the best sunshine of the day. temperatures for most of us around 17 degrees or 21 degrees. beyond that some rain on the charts for tuesday and wednesday and thursday more dry and bright and and thursday more dry and bright and a bit more sunshine turning a tad warmer towards the south east. goodbye. the event last year was cancelled because of the

emil riis jakobsen scored a 95th—minute equaliser for preston north end, who denied sheffield uniteda wiegman will lead the team for the first time since her appointment in their first world cup qualifying match. they play north macedonia at southampton's st mary's stadium on friday. captain steph houghton has been speaking to the bbc, and was asked if she would be keeping the captain's armband under the new manager. we've had a conversation, we had a really good conversation last night. fortunately, i am the captain for the next couple games, which is amazing because it's an absolute honour to be england captain. but we are realistic and the fact that she's getting to know the group, she's getting to know how we work as a team and just getting to know everybody. so, i think, for me personally, it's an unbelievable honour to do that over the next couple of games and lead the teams that i have over the last few seasons and years. regardless of whether i am, i'll still be the same leader i've always been for the girls. really looking forward to looking underneath heard and hopefully le

that didn't stop these drivers queueing at petrol stations today, including bromley, evesham and sheffield station we have seen queues at. this is the third petrol station we have seen queues at. we actually have to get petrol. we are not panic—buying. the boss of another in stockport is waiting to hear when his next supplies will arrive. well, they are saying that, we hope we get it, but we can't guarantee it. so, we're just not sure until we get, in about two days' time, at current rates, we'll want another. whether we'll get it or not, we just don't know at the moment. the firm that delivers for bp sought to reassure motorists. 0ur the runs keep rollinger, we have seen a small amount of panic buying anally be clear, if people adhere to their normal buys patterns there is more than enough resilience in the station service network to deal with that. there is no need for people to rush out and fill up, the country is not running out of fuel there isn't a shortage of fuel. where we are seeing issues, it's because of another problem — the lack of available lorry drivers. it's thought this cu

north west midlands and probably extend across the pennines into yorkshire so you may see rain in sheffieldtemperatures in the countryside in north—east scotland getting down to about three or four celsius. it will feel like autumn has arrived. tomorrow we still have rain coming across wales and western areas of england and northern ireland. this rain becomes lighter and patchier through the day but it will probably stay pretty cloudy. we could see some of that rain edging towards northern ireland but some uncertainty on that. eastern england and scotland staying dry and probably scotland will have the best sunshine of the day. temperatures for most of us between around 17 degrees or 21 degrees. beyond that some rain on the charts for tuesday and that clears through — wednesday and thursday more dry and bright and a bit more sunshine turning a tad warmer towards the south east. goodbye. this is bbc world news. i'm joanna gosling. our top stories: emma raducanu makes history at the us open, beating leylah fernandez to become the first british woman to win a grand slam singles final in 44 yea

pop across the pennines into areas of yorkshire so you could see some rain arriving later on in sheffield cloud and sunny spells. temperatures reaching a high of up to 21. overnight, more rain to come across wales, the midlands, some of the western areas of england. scotland and northern ireland, meanwhile, turning really quite chilly. indeed, in the countryside for north—east scotland, temperatures could get down to around three or four degrees. that's your weather.

the honourable members for ashford, cities of - members for ashford, cities of westminster and sheffieldor social care, what he is listed as money to go into the nhs, so can he tell us now when will the money go to local authorities so it will actually go to the social care providers, domiciliary and residential, that actually need it. it is all in the plan. the overwhelming bulk of the funding begins with support for front line nhs electives, for nurses, for vaccines, and as the social care plan ramps up the ratio changes, but it will be set up by my right honourable friend the secretary of state for health. by, honourable friend the secretary of state for health.— honourable friend the secretary of state for health. a recent report on health and local _ state for health. a recent report on health and local governments - state for health. a recent report on health and local governments on i state for health. a recent report on | health and local governments on the future funding of social care, which i sat upon, 12 members of opposition party says we recommend that in the emerald contri

the families of —— have all been _ sheffield.as well as a family and friends in sheffield and our thoughts are also with them. i would _ our thoughts are also with them. i would also — our thoughts are also with them. i would also like to state my thanks to those _ would also like to state my thanks to those officers who arrived at the scene _ to those officers who arrived at the scene with — to those officers who arrived at the scene with such speed as well as colleagues from the east midlands ambulance service. all acting with professionalism in a difficult situation. whilst understandably upsetting, this is believed to be an isolated _ upsetting, this is believed to be an isolated incident in which those involved — isolated incident in which those involved were known to one another and nobody— involved were known to one another and nobody else is being sought in relation _ and nobody else is being sought in relation to— and nobody else is being sought in relation to this incident or in connection with the deaths. the force _ c

joining me iwf senior fellow, carrie sheffield. >> good to see you, lauren,. lauren: good to see you too. gop lawmakers are calling this abuse of the authority by the biden administration, by the white house. what do you say? >> i completely agree and we've had so many precedents of biden administration losing in court. i think there is a very real chance if these gop lawmakers or other supporters take this to court they could be winners here pushing back against the biden administration. the biden administration claims he has authority to do the expansion under a 2019 law under president trump to examine the welfare program but biden i believe, i believe losts of other people believe is going far beyond just looking at this program, he is going into the taxpayer's wallets. that is supposed to be congress' job. the constitution says the powers of the purse, that is to congress. not supposed to be the president only. i believe this is executive overreach but this could be $20 billion as you said for more money and biden administration said larry said before the

new port island, a day after the british land, starts writing to his suppliers in birmingham and sheffield saying, you know, send me hardware. send me silverware. send me, you know, ceramics, send me all of this stuff because there's this desire for british manufactured goods that people haven't been able to get since the outbreak of the imperial crisis. and there's a great deal of, you know -- a lot of these goods that are selling very cheaply in a lot of these cities, just because there's been a supply built up in england during the kind of intervening period, and there's a lot of demand from american merchants to kind of sell it, so, you know, if you're in the market for a set of really nice [inaudible], occupied new york might be your place. at the same time, they are not really able to connect to the economy -- to the local economies. they are not really able to reconnect these food supplies. these kind of fuel supplies that kept the cities going on a day-to-day basis. the british army goes so far to try to ship in food from ireland which spoils on the way and never really works, but

island keeping a roles, they a after the british land starts providing to suppliers in birmingham and sheffield saying send me hardware. send me silverware. send me ceramics, send me all this stuff because there's this desire for british manufactured goods that people haven't been able to get at the outbreak of the imperial crisis. a lot of these goods that are selling very cheaply in the city's just because there's a supply don't up in england during the kind of intervening period and there's a lot of demand from american merchants tokind of sell it . if you're in the market for a set of really nice wedgewood queens where, occupied new york might be your place but at the same time they're not really able to connect to the economy, to the local economy. they're not able to reconnect these food supplies, these kind of fuel supplies that kept the city's going onkind of a day-to-day basis . and the british army goes so far as to even try to ship in food from ireland which spoils on the way and never really works but they shipped in, they tried to ship dried grains. they tried to ship coals to heat

joining me now is professor richard bentall, a professor of clinical psychology at the university of sheffieldroles in particular. actually, one of the things— roles in particular. actually, one of the things we _ roles in particular. actually, one of the things we found - roles in particular. actually, one of the things we found was - roles in particular. actually, one| of the things we found was there roles in particular. actually, one i of the things we found was there is not just a of the things we found was there is notjust a panic buying for toilet roles, there was in it buying for a whole range of lines. the panic buying was a bit of a myth. they also panic bought for household goods, so there is a general tendency to panic by. stand goods, so there is a general tendency to panic by. and 'ust talk to us about — tendency to panic by. and 'ust talk to us about what * tendency to panic by. and 'ust talk to us about what fuels _ tendency to panic by. and just talk to us about what fuels panic- tendency to panic by. and just talk i to us about what fuels panic buying, if you excuse the pun,

hundreds of people gathered in the village of killamarsh, near sheffield, to lay flowers and messagesdaughter lacey, and lacey's friend connie gent — who was also 11. a 31—year—old man is being held on suspicion of murder. the duke of york has been served with a sexual assault lawsuit after the relevant paperwork was delivered to his us lawyer, according to his accuser�*s legal team. virginia giuffre is seeking damages after claiming prince andrew sexually assaulted her — which he vehemently denies. earlier this month, miss giuffre's lawyers tried to serve the paperwork by leaving it with police officers guarding the royal lodge in windsor — but the prince's legal team argued it was not a valid method of serving legal documents. uk government borrowing was higher than expected in august as debt interest payments rose due to higher inflation. that's according to the latest figures from the ons. they show that borrowing, which is the difference between tax income and spending, was £20.5 billion. joining me with more on this is our business correspondent alice baxter. take through this d

their bodies were found at a house in killamarsh near sheffield on sunday.in the case of an 18 year old inmate who lost her baby after giving birth alone in her cell. the prisons and probation 0mbudsman found staff at bronzefield's women's prison —— who were responsible for her care —— were unclear about the estimated due date, and were not aware she could give birth imminently. as the woman went into labour, she pressed her cell bell for help but no one responded. the report says she appeared to be regarded as �*difficult�* rather than vulnerable. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly has the details. while she is being regarded is difficult, which should be regarded as a vulnerable teenager who was worried that her baby was going to be taken off of her. the situation became very, very desperate because no one in the entire system had her full pregnancy record and also no one on the block that she was on knew that she might give birth eminently and so the night she went into labour, she pressed herself twice no came. she then passed on from the pain an

officers are examining the property in killamarsh, near sheffield.old male from killamarsh, remains in police custody on suspicion of the murders of terri, lacey, john paul and connie. a team of detectives have been working through the night to understand what led to their deaths, and i would urge anyone with any information to come forward. of particular interest is anyone who was in the chandos crescent area between 9:30pm on saturday evening and at 7:30am at the following day, and at 7:30am the following day, and who may have information that would be helpful to the investigation. thank you. us immigration officials have begun mass repatriations to haiti of would—be migrants who crossed into the united states from mexico. three passenger planes arrived in the haitian capital, port au prince, carrying some of the thousands of migrants who've camped for days under a motorway bridge on the border. graham satchell reports. a stand—off at the american border with mexico. border patrol officers on horseback block the path of migrants trying to get throu

deeply affected the local community here at killamarsh, as well as connie's friends and family in sheffieldalso like to state my thanks to those officers who arrived at the scene with such speed, as well as colleagues from the east midlands ambulance service who attended the incident, all acting with immense professionalism in a difficult situation. whilst understandably worrying and upsetting, this is believed to be an isolated incident in which those involved were known to one another, and nobody else is being sought in relation to this incident or in connection with the deaths. the force did not have any prior contact with those involved. the man officers arrested at the scene, a 31—year—old man from killamarsh, remains in police custody on suspicion of the murders of terry, lacey, john paul and connie. a team of detectives have been working through the night to understand what led to the deaths, and i would urge anyone with any information to come forward. of particular interest is anyone who was in the chandos crescent area between 9:30pm on saturday evening, and 7:30am the following d

terri harris, her children john paul and lacey, and theirfriend connie gent, in killamarsh near sheffieldmagistrates�* court later. detectives investigating the murder of lyra mckee in londonderry in 2019 have arrested two men. they are 2a and 29 and were detained in derry. they have been taken to belfast to be questioned under the terrorism act. lyra mckee was a 29—year old journalist who was observing a riot in the creggan area when she was shot dead. three men have already been charged with the murder. years of repeated human errors and outdated technology led to an estimated i—billion pounds�* worth of state pensions being underpaid to more than 100—thousand people. according to a report by the national audit office, 134,000 pensioners, mainly women were underpaid pensions because outdated computer systems in the 1980s led to mistakes in total the department for work and pensions is expecting to pay the affected pensioners a total ofjust over £ibn that's an average of £8,900 for each person affected. here's our business reporter, sarah corker. for nearly a decade, irene from worcester

it's been a lively start at bramall lane — morgan gibbs—white put sheffield united a goal up early on leaders west brom are hosting wayne rooney's derby. it is currently goal i stare at the moment. let's switch to the women's game now — and england manager sarina wiegman will lead the team for the first time since her appointment in their first world cup qualifying match. they play north macedonia at southampton's st mary's stadium on friday. captain steph houghton has been speaking to the bbc, and was asked if she would be keeping the captain's armband under the new manager? we have had a conversation, me and serena had a really good conversation last night, and fortunately, i am the captain for the next couple of games, which is amazing, because it's an absolute honour to be england's captain, but we are realistic and the fact that she is getting to know the group, she is getting to know the group, she is getting to know how we work as a team, and just getting to know everybody. so i think, for me personally, it is an unbelievable honour to be able to do that over the next couple of