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back then, she was ellen sheffield. in her early 30s, divorced and with a young child. looking for someone to share the next chapter of her life. and then, quite literally, in walked mike. >> and i said, hi mike, how are you doing? >> it was the fall -- of >> auto mechanic mike snider was visiting an auto shop where his friend worked. he was curious about the big redhead with a big hello. >> he didn't know who i was, but he got back to work. and then called back over to find out who i was. >> turns out, they had met years before. this time the quick encounter men of fixed up between mutual friends. >> great guy. he showed interest in me. >> opposites attracted. the quiet and introverted mike hated off with the confident and outgoing, allen. >> he'd leave flowers on my car, we would go out to dinner, he was nice to my son. >> that was important to you? >> it was very important to me. absolutely. >> and ellen herself was smitten with mike. he was a skilled mechanic. regarded as one of the very best in albuquerque. >> he went at least six days a week. he was the first when

jayne mccubbin is at a food bank in sheffield.ere is a baby bank in sheffield forfamily products. there is a baby bank in sheffield for family struggling and when you walk into the warehouse, you get a sense of the scale. let me tell you that everything you can see stacks around me will help feed people who are struggling in sheffield for the next six weeks. we went out yesterday and spoke to a lot of people across the country that are feeling this squeeze. people who are middle earners and on benefits, because this is a squeeze that will affect millions. it is the biggest energy price rise in history. lose sleep at night, that worry of, what next, what next? angie is feeling it in birmingham. more than double. it used to be £80 a month, and now it's £250, and that's even before the next increase that we've just incurred today. for peter in wellingborough, who is an agency worker, it means tough choices. i have to dress like this every day. i have to take cold showers. i get out of my cold shower, i stand shivering, because i cann

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will: i think it is the message scott sheffield is getting from his investors.e, a publicly listed shale company, says anything about raising production, they get punished by the market. investors keep saying we just want cash. we are not interested in growth. but i do think it is a bit of hyperbole. there are lots of other producers in the permian. above him, you've got exxon and chevron planning to add production because they needed to replace declining fields in other parts of the global empire. below, you've got a layer of private producers who are not subject to the same investor pressures, who will want to increase production when they are getting $100 a barrel. so it is interesting, it is important. the permian won't grow as fast as you might think, but i think it is not the whole story. jonathan: well, stay safe. i know it is superstorm he over there at the moment. thank you, as always. this is the story right now and crude. where is the supply response going to come from? how supply constrained are we. where are -- where is the capacity, and are they wi

maybe they will be calling scott sheffield.or the oil market, it is not just about the shale factor. iran is now back on the table as a conversation point the potential removal of those sanctions could be more supply coming back onto the market. that is something oriole traders are contending with today. guy: it is amazing. such a complicated market. try to figure out the shape of the curve, absently amazing in terms of the spot in the backwardation. let's talk about other corporate stories. airbus out with numbers. still the world's biggest aviation company. we caught up with the companies ceeo a little bit earlier on in will listen to what he had to say in just a moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: airbus softer today despite the fact the company posted record net income last year and is planning to reinstate its dividend. i spoke to the airbus ceo earlier and asked, given the fact the company is growing, given the dividend is being reinstated, when the pandemic is down the rearview mirror. guillaume: the pandemic is not behind

storm eunice has seen off seven games in the football league today, but there was a big win, for sheffieldat swansea 4—0, to move into the playoff spots. fulham missed the chance to extend their lead at the top of the championship, they lost 2—1 to huddersfield. the terriers opened the scoring after half an hour at craven cottage thanks to danny ward. duane holmes doubled their advantage after marek rodak was judged to have fouled sorba thomas. bobby decordova—reid pulled one back, but fulham couldn't rescue a point. paul ince has returned to football management with reading, it's the first time since 2014 ince has been in the dugout. ince will take charge alonsgide academy director michael gilkes, after veljko paunovic was sacked today, despite their first win in 13 games. reading are currently 21st in the championship, one place above the relegation zone. in the scottish premiership aberdeen�*s new bossjim goodwin was frustrated by motherwell. his side took the lead in their match at fir park. but they couldn't hold on as mark o'hara struck in the second half to secure a share of the poi

and it finished goal less between sheffield united and hull.managerless aberdeen salvaged a point with a contentious penalty to prevent stjohnstone moving off the foot of the table. 1—1 it finised there. russian figure skater who failed a drug test in december returned to theice drug test in december returned to the ice at the winter olympics gas afternoon atop the standings in the individual short program. the 15—year—old claims that the failed test was down to contamination from her grandfathers heart medicine. the court of arbitration for sport ruled yesterday she could carry on competing in beijing. she's already won team goalfor the russian olympic committee last week but the metals for that have been with child as well any in this competition should she make it to podium as investigations into the circumstances of her positive test continue. she fought back tears at the end of her routine as she was chaired on in the stands. beijing's great britain curlers. the men are through after 7—6 win over sweden. they got the better of the world ch

the baggies have a week before their next game against sheffield united at bramall lane.a cup of nations final. the goals all came in the second half, senegal taking the lead through abdou diallo, and then the second from bamba dieng. burkina faso did pull one back to make things interesting — ibrahim blati toure with his first goal for his country — before mane took centre stage, striding through on goal and dunking the ball over the keeper to send senegal into their second consecutive afcon final, where there will face egypt or hosts cameroon. ashley giles has stood down as england's director of cricket following their a—0 hammering by australia in the ashes. giles presided over england's world cup victory in 2019, but their form in tests has regressed since, winning just ten of their last 29 tests. sir andrew strauss, who giles replaced in 2018, will take temporary charge for england's tests in west indies in march. in the women's game, england captain heather knight says they must shelve the disappointment of not winning their stand alone ashes test against australia.

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in sheffield, i meet brian who is on disability benefits.el to be in a situation where your kids are helping fill the cupboards? terrible. you are skint? yeah. your energy bill is going to be more than your rent? yes, it's frightening. we can't afford to stop here. when the bills start to come, i don't know what we're going to do. you've lived here for how long? 30 years. you don't want to leave? no. this is where we brought us children up. happy memories. but because of the financial situation we are in, we have got no option but to go. it's been described as a cost of living catastrophe. and it's one which is impacting even middle—income earners like angie in sheffield. i've got my own business, i employ two people. my wife's been a teacher for 30 plus years. and the squeeze is well and truly on. yeah, we're going to be worse off and we shouldn't be at our time of life. we shouldn't be. we should be reaching the point where we can start to kick back a bit. you know, maybe go down to part—time hours, think about retiring. i can't see that h

a man from sheffield says a church's attempt to change his sexual orientation left him feeling empty, suffers flashbacks after a prayer session in 2014 where he claims he was encouraged to rid himself of the demons of his homosexuality. the practice known as conversion therapy is illegal in many countries and a consultation is going on at the moment to ban the practice in the uk. look north's amy garcia reports. a lot of the time i was on the verge of being suicidal, actually. i used to pray at night a lot of the time, and i would wake up in the morning and i would wake up in the morning and be straight or be changed, or that i would just die in the night. remembering a low point in his life. a dedicated christian, at the age of 25 matthew moved everything to be close to st thomas of philadelphia. 0n close to st thomas of philadelphia. on one occasion in 2014, matthew says he was encouraged to take part in an intense prayer session. what says he was encouraged to take part in an intense prayer session.- in an intense prayer session. what i went through _ in an intense prayer session.

a surgeon clothing infections, chief executive, carry, lam, confirmed the election sheffield from march will now take place in may. she also said authorities are planning to roll at mandatory city wide testing, but clinic is there, makes shift triology tense set up outside this hong kong public hospital for the 3rd day. dozens of patients, many of them elderly wrapped in emergency blankets in the cold and windy weather as they wait for space to free up inside. hong kong hospital system is buckling under its worst wave, yet driven by the highly contagious army kron variant hotels. and now freeing up rooms and a fleet of taxis have been recruited to help coach with the surge. officials are also relaxing some isolation policies to allow some patients to be discharged sooner. yet there are no signs. the government is willing to abandon its dynamic 0 cove, its strategy, and beijing has made it clear hong kong should follow its no tolerance approach to the virus. on thursday, chief executive carry lamb said the government is considering testing all of hong kong, 7500000 residents. once enough

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meanwhile, ed sheeran opened the show, playing his number one hit bad habits with the sheffield rockd songwriter of the year, while billie eilish won best international artist. billie eilish! thank you, guys, so much. i am so honoured and feel so lucky to be awarded this — again. thank you so much. best new artist went to rapper little simz and her mum. mum...look at what you've done, mum. she loved it, man. this is her night as well, you know what i mean? she's worked so tirelessly and so hard, and she's raised me to be the person i am. so it felt amazing just to be able to share this moment with her. best rap act went to dave. and rolling stone ronnie wood gave sam fender the award for best rock act. my favourite, sam fender! cheering. but the person who appreciated winning the most was becky hill, who picked up best dance artist. i was always somebody that nobody really knew who i was and there will still be to this day people who sit on their sofa and go becky who? and this, for me, is proper recognition that i'm doing the right thing and i'm not necessarily wasting my life. in t

in hampton bridge, the river close to bursting its banks and more high water in matlock, sheffield, barnsleyscued from a flooded holiday park. and in south manchester, more than 400 homes were being evacuated last night after two severe flood warnings on the river mersey indicated a danger mersey looks extremely choppy as this tug went to work. i travel liverpool. and a bumpy ride for this police helicopter above the wirral. plenty more journeys will be disrupted by franklin this morning as train lines are flooded and blocked with fallen trees. south—western, great western and avante among the operators are urging customers to cancel or delay their journey. are urging customers to cancel or delay theirjourney. and with wind warning are still in place this morning, the full extent of the damage is yet to be assessed. will bachelor, bbc news. "come and say g'day!" — that is the advertising slogan australia is pushing out now as it reopens its borders to international travellers. at least, those travellers who are fully vaccinated against the coronavirus. more than 50 international flights are

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a recent study by sheffield university estimates the arts, culture and heritage sectors suffered a 60% anything like it before, every show is different every night, so in terms of acting in it, it's very much keeping you on your toes and you have to react to whatever is put in front of you, which is actually quite exciting. and it is notjust the cast being kept on their toes, with audience members completely unaware of who they will be seeing until the show starts. really, really enjoying it, having a good time, really missed being in an audience. i wasn't expecting itl to be so unprepared. it is so very obvious. quite a lot of the time, _ he doesn't know what is going on. it's a lot of fun, it feels quite cruel watching him being played with by the other actors, but it is a lot of fun. how was it for tonight's celebrity victim? sorry, actor. i think almost anybody rises to the occasion. it is a bit like doing charades. kind of wonderful and terrifying at the same time. cos even though you have got this thing in your ear, you are speaking as the guy who is reading the lines is speaking

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the baggies have a week before their next game against sheffield united at bramall lane.on goal and dinking the ball over the keeper to send senegal into their second consecutive afcon final, where there will face egypt or hosts cameroon. ashley giles has stood down as england�*s director of cricket following their 4—0 hammering by australia in the ashes. giles presided over england�*s world cup victory in 2019, but their form in tests has regressed since, winning just ten of their last 29 tests. sir andrew strauss, who giles replaced in 2018, will take temporary charge for england�*s tests in west indies in march. in the women�*s game, england captain heather knight says they must shelve the disappointment of not winning their stand—alone ashes test against australia. they�*re preparing for three 0dis, the first of which is tomorrow. a draw in the test means england will have to win all three, if they�*re to regain the ashes. we�*ve just got to focus on the first game, and it bodes well for what we�*ve got coming up. the world cup is all about winning and winning consist

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west brom have a week before their next game against sheffield united at bramall lane.all time record goal scorer later when senegal take on burkina faso at the africa cup of nations. it's the first of the semi—finals in cameroon. the second takes place tomorrow when the hosts, cameroon take on egypt. joining us is piers edwards who's in cameroon for us.i — joining us is piers edwards who's in cameroon for us. welcome to the programme. burkina faso, unlikely semifinalists, aren't they? how do you rate their chances as mac i they? how do you rate their chances as ma - ., , as mac i would give them every chance of— as mac i would give them every chance of success _ as mac i would give them every chance of success tonight. - as mac i would give them every chance of success tonight. i - as mac i would give them every| chance of success tonight. i well timed horn going off in your but they've made the final before in 2013 when they knocked out none other than the four—time champions ghana in the semifinals, few people expected them to make it through that match, they knocked

and it finished goal less between sheffield united and hull.est was down to contamination from her grandfather�*s heart medicine. the court of arbitration for sport ruled yesterday that she could carry on competing in beijing. she has already won team gold for the russian olympic committee last week, but the medals for that have been withheld, as will any in this competition should she make it onto the podium, as investigations into the circumstances of her positive test continue. she fought back tears at the end of her routine as she was cheered on by fellow russians in the stands. its been a good day in beijing for great britain�*s curlers, the men are through to the semi—finals after a morale boosting 7—6 win over sweden. bruce mouat, grant hardie, bobby lammie, and hammy mcmillan got the better of the world champions to claim a sixth win from seven matches. they have two more round robin matches to play, against the russian olympic committee and canada who are also in the top four at the moment we�*ve got two tough games still to come, the

elaine dunkley, bbc news in sheffield.abbara—dolby, who will be sitting her gcses this summer. welcome, thank you forjoining us. how many have you got to take? i got nine gcses. — how many have you got to take? i got nine gcses, that's _ how many have you got to take? u grrt nine gcses, that's including double gcses which are science and english. you now have the clarity that you are going to be sitting the exams instead of being reliance upon teacher assessments, what is your view of the exams in this form? i am so lad view of the exams in this form? i am so glad that — view of the exams in this form? i am so glad that we _ view of the exams in this form? i am so glad that we get _ view of the exams in this form? i am so glad that we get to _ view of the exams in this form? i —n so glad that we get to do our actual exams, because it feels like we had this fresh slate, and we do not have to worry about unfair or biased opinions when it comes to our grades that were done by teachers, and i feel like i have the chance now to

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yes, this is the sentencing hearing today here at sheffield i hearing today here at sheffield crown court ahmed himself was only 16 or 17 years old, 14—year—old potentially with one of those offences, when he carried out the crimes. they were decades ago but the complainant eventually came forward, the court case was heard, he denied the claims but was found guilty and today he was sentenced to five and a half years in prison. part of this case is that the victims are calling for him to be stripped of his title of lord ahmed of rotherham. he was tried under his name of nazir ahmed but still carries that title. he will be through his sentence still able to use that title. what some people are saying is there now needs to be a change in the law to strip him of that title so he cannot benefit in the future by using it or making any financial gain. so that is part of the crux of this matter, should he now lose his title after being sentenced today to prison for five and a half years. one of his victims gave an impact statement today saying how it had affected her life. she said he is a paedop

and we believe for school that day, she polish will go on to chairman sheffield. so if you will do its best to, to have an honest issue to be an honest broker with the new rules. and we also talked about the other legal challenges of a, c, e, in spite of infection and infection trans mandrake crime scene. and they were present, lurch towards not says them and glorification of that system. we think it is very important not to have our attention distracted, a present circumstances from these very burning issues apiece, compressed. so when you, when you, when you do, when you're done with, of course we had to, because we focus particularly on the ukranian situation. as you can imagine, you're on what we emphasize on the russian side was so the necessity to observe the means agreements in full with these renu with property. and we will, you could try to make sure the discussion goes on those, those kind of back kind of track and that we will have a direct job with key if you i should them at the go was come, we hope very much that there will be a constructed mutually

hosting coventry city, three games and queens park rangers in sheffield united versus hole.l is there as well. —— hull. saintjohnston of taking the lead, kellan henry scoring after six minutes. the russian figure skater who failed a drugs test in december returned this afternoon and the individual programme. the field test was due to contamination from her grandfathers heart medicine. sport ruled yesterday that she could carry on competing she's a ready run gold for the russian team, but they have been withheld as well as any should she make it onto the podium as investigations into the circumstances of her positive test continue. she fought back tears at the end of her routine as she was cheered on by fellow russians in the stand. the mentor through to the semifinals after a morale boosting 7-6 semifinals after a morale boosting 7—6 victory over sweden. bobby, let me, militant getting the best of the world champions, six victory and two more rounds to play against the russian olympic committee in canada who are also in top four at the moment. to who are also in top four at

# meanwhile, ed sheeran opened the show, playing his number one hit bad habits with the sheffield rockent to rapper little simz and her mum. mum...look at what you've done, mum. she loved it, man. this is her night as well, you know what i mean? i she's worked so tirelessly- and so hard, and she's raised me to be the person i am. so it felt amazing just to be able to share this moment with her. i best rap act went to dave. and rolling stone ronnie wood gave sam fender the award for best rock act. my favourite, sam fender! cheering. but the person who appreciated winning the most was becky hill, who picked up best dance artist. i was always somebody that nobody really knew who i was and there will still be to this day people who sit on their sofa and go, "becky who?" and this, for me, is proper recognition that i'm doing the right thing and i'm not necessarily wasting my life. in the first year without male and female categories, women prizewinners outnumbered men by three to one, and adele had something to say about it. i understand why the name of this award has changed, but i really

in hebden bridge, the river close to bursting its banks and more high water in matlock, sheffield, barnsley is knaresborough, where residents and their pets were rescued from a flooded holiday park. and in south manchester, more than 400 homes were being evacuated last night after two severe flood warnings on the river mersey indicated a danger to life. in liverpool, the mersey looked extremely choppy as this tug boat went to work. and a bumpy ride too for this police helicopter above the wirral. plenty more journeys will be disrupted by franklin this morning, as train lines are flooded and blocked with fallen trees. south western, great western and avanti among the operators urging passengers to cancel or delay their journey. and with wind warnings still in place this morning, the full extent of the damage is yet to be assessed. will batchelor, bbc news. in a moment we'll speak to louise cullen in ballycastle, but first, let's speak to nick garnett in south manchester. it might not look like it at first glance, but you are standing on a golf course?— glance, but you are standing on a uolf

meanwhile, ed sheeran opened the show, playing his number one hit bad habits with the sheffield rockll of the artists that are in the same field as me, the rappers that have suffered for years and years and years and years and broken down so many barriers in this industry that i'm in right now. and rolling stone ronnie wood gave sam fender the award for best rock act. my favourite, sam fender! cheering. but the person who appreciated winning the most was becky hill. she picked up best dance artist. i was always somebody that nobody really knew who i was and there will still be to this day people who sit on their sofa and go, becky who? and this, for me, is proper recognition that i'm doing the right thing and i'm not necessarily wasting my life. in the first year without male and female categories, women prizewinners outnumbered men by three to one and adele had something to say about it. i understand why the name of this award has changed, but i really love being a woman and being a female artist. i do. mark savage, bbc news. i'm really proud of us, i really am. now it's time for a

the reason we are in wolverhampton is because along with sheffield it has been chosen amongst 20 placesmpact. what i really wanted to know was what do the people who actually live here in wolverhampton think that money needs to be spent on? so i went into the town to find out. once a thriving centre of production and manufacturing, wolverhampton is now a city in need of investment. is there anything that has been invested in here in wolverhampton that you think is a good example of where money can be spent well and have a real benefit to people who live here? it's quite telling that it takes you a long time to even think of an example. well, yeah... daryl, who is 30, is an entrepeneur and youth worker. he is pleased that wolverhampton is getting an extra slice of government money, but... we don't get again a situation in five years where they say the money went into all of this and, look, that's failed. in fact we can say that the onus on us a community is we can decide where this money goes. so what exactly do the people here think the money for wolverhampton should be used for? i thin

meanwhile, ed sheeran opened the show, playing his number one hit bad habits with the sheffield rockongwriter of the year, while billie eilish won best international artist. billie eilish! thank you, guys, so much. i am so honoured and feel so lucky to be awarded this again. best new artist went to rapper a little simz and her mum. mum, look at what you've done, mum. best rap act went to dave. i want to say thank you to all of the artists that are in the same field as me, the rappers that have suffered for years and years and years and years and broken down so many barriers in this industry that i'm in right now. and rolling stone ronnie wood gave sam fender the award for best rock act. my favourite, sam fender! cheering. but the person who appreciated winning the most was becky hill. she picked up best dance artist. i was always somebody that nobody really knew who i was and there will still be to this day people who sit on their sofa and go becky who? and this, for me, is proper recognition that i'm doing the right thing and i'm not necessarily wasting my life. in the first year wi

in hebden bridge, the river close to bursting its banks and more high water in matlock, sheffield, barnsleykirklees. this is knaresborough, where residents and their pets were rescued from a flooded holiday park. and in south manchester, more than 400 homes were being evacuated last night after two severe flood warnings on the river mersey indicated a danger to life. in liverpool, the mersey looked extremely choppy as this tug boat went to work. and a bumpy ride too for this police helicopter above the wirral. plenty more journeys will be disrupted by franklin this morning, as train lines are flooded and blocked with fallen trees. south western, great western and of avanti among the operators urging passengers to cancel or delay their journey. and with wind warnings still in place this morning, the full extent of the damage is yet to be assessed. will batchelor, bbc news. in a moment, we will get the latest from northern ireland but first our reporter nick garnett is in south manchester this morning. nick, what's the situation like there now? good morning. what is happening? this is south o

that is why we are investing in 20 newer urban regeneration projects, starting wolverhampton and sheffieldty of life and well—being in the south. that is why well—being in the south. that is why we are refocusing housing investment towards the north and midlands. our housing mission is clear. we will give renters a secure path to greater homeownership. we will drive an increase in first—time buyers and we will deliver a tough focus on decent standards in rented homes. a new £1.5 billion levelling up home building fund will give loans to small and medium—sized builders to deliver new homes for vast majority of which will be outside london and the south—east. or housing parameters will set a decent minimum standards that all rented properties must meet. our white paper this spring will include plans to cut the number of poor quality rented homes by half. it will also address the injustice of no—fault infections and bear down on rogue landlords, improving life chances of children and families up and down the countries. we will also take action in law to tackle the problem of empty properties

the reason we are in wolverhampton because, along with sheffield, it is my 20 places chosen to sharey, "the levelling up money went into all of this, and look, that's failed" — in fact, we can say, "you know what? as an onus, as a community, we helped decide where this million goes." so what exactly do people here think the money for wolverhampton should be used for? i think wolverhampton need to spend the money on more youth environment engagements, just so that the youth have something to go to. we've got the trams, but, - idon't know, there seems to be delays after delays after delays on the trams _ i mean, up until around christmas. there weren't working for six weeks. the trams were off for six weeks at a vital part of the season. - and so that means obviously it needs more investment. - a lot of people travel to birmingham, because most shops in birmingham are open. you get me? so, i like birmingham myself, but i can't give away wolverhampton, you get what i mean? so, around here is quite nice. we just need to get some of the shops open, and that. car parking is a real problem,

a recent study by sheffield university estimates the arts, culture and heritage sectors suffered a 60%thing put in front of you. and it is notjust the cast are being kept on their toes. with audience members completely unaware of who they will be seeing until the show starts. really enjoying it, having a good time, really missed being in an audience. i wasn't expecting it to be so unprepared. it is so very obvious. | quite a lot of the time, you don't| know what is going on. lots of fun, | it feels cruel watching them being | played with by the other actors but it is a lot of fun.— today? i think almost anyone rises i to the occasion. it is a bit like i doing charades. kind of wonderful and terrifying at the same time. even though you have this thing in your ear, you are speaking as the _ guy reading the lines is simultaneously. and you might miss something that in this situation, whatever you do will be great. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. good afternoon. two storms will impact the uk this week. the first one, dudley, arriving on wednesday and lasting i

angie clemson lives in a two—bed bungalow in sheffield and has felt the impact of rising energy pricese squeeze is well and truly on, let's _ mean to you personally? the squeeze is well and truly on, let's put - mean to you personally? the squeeze is well and truly on, let's put it - is well and truly on, let's put it this way. energy prices have skyrocketed. the quote when we had when we came to the end of our tariff, the energy bill, the dual energy bill went from £162 per month to £340 per month, and we said, let's shop around. we phoned up a week later and it was £460 per month. but we had to do was go on to a variable rate tariff which brings it down to about £160 per month but with that you have got the insecurity of a flexible rate which means that in april if we have a 50% increase it will still go up to over £300 per month. everything is increasing in price. i have got my own business. the materials have increased a colossal amount. people are cancelling work. the squeeze is well and truly on. you are cancelling work. the squeeze is well and truly on.— well and truly on. you a

blue skies in sheffield over the weekend. very different to a week ago. it weekend.o to carol, ago. it is a little bit later than - we would normally go to carol, but i ago. it is a little bit later than i we would normally go to carol, but she is waiting patiently. good morning.- she is waiting patiently. good morninu. ., ., ., , good morning. good morning. for many of us over the — good morning. good morning. for many of us over the weekend _ good morning. good morning. for many of us over the weekend it _ good morning. good morning. for many of us over the weekend it was _ good morning. good morning. for many of us over the weekend it was fine i of us over the weekend it was fine and settle. some beautiful sunshine. this morning it is a different story. we have got some rain. it is moving swiftly southward and eastwards. breezy conditions in the north—west and south—west. that will slowly ease as we go through the day. here is the rain clearing western scotland, leaving behind a few showers. rain will be heavy. it won�*t get down into the south—east until later on

and remember this, the cat that stopped play between sheffield wednesday and wigan athletic on tuesdayor months. topsey had escaped injune during a trip to a cattery. her owner is looking forward to seeing her again. that is a catch that does not like to be told what to do. escaping on the way to the cattery. storming onto the pitch.— the way to the cattery. storming onto the pitch. and then somehow endin: u- onto the pitch. and then somehow ending up in _ onto the pitch. and then somehow ending up in the — onto the pitch. and then somehow ending up in the middle _ onto the pitch. and then somehow ending up in the middle of - onto the pitch. and then somehow ending up in the middle of a - ending up in the middle of a football match. what an extraordinary story. that is the time when you definitely need one of those mapping things to see where the cat has been. if it those mapping things to see where the cat has been.— the cat has been. if it was micro-chipped, _ the cat has been. if it was micro-chipped, i- the cat has been. if it was micro-chipped, i wonderl the cat has been. if it wa

cathy runs a primary and an infant school in sheffield., we almost call it that, when the prime minister said, good news, we may be able to bring complete clearance of all restrictions ahead by a month. and then we hear very clearly from someone clinically vulnerable, what about us? everyone else is free, but what about us? i about us? everyone else is free, but what about us?— what about us? i think it's a challenging _ what about us? i think it's a challenging time _ what about us? i think it's a challenging time and - what about us? i think it's a challenging time and there | what about us? i think it's a i challenging time and there are what about us? i think it's a - challenging time and there are many people around the country who are concerned. if you look at some of the public opinion surveys, you will see there is around a quarter of people who are genuinely worried about restrictions and the immediate risk from the virus and let's not forget we have over 12,000 people in hospital with this disease and its certainly not gone away