sheffield is an extreme example, but across the uk, our data shows a clear picture.ly closed, their waiting lists. i have never seen anything like the demand that i've seen for adhd services. it's the speed of the growth and the size of the growth. health authorities across the uk say they're trying to improve the service. we've seen a huge upswing in people seeking help with... nhs england told us patients are waiting too long for an adhd diagnosis and so it's launched a taskforce to help manage the rising number of referrals. back in sheffield, louise is still on a waiting list. katie paid for a private diagnosis. nelly and rob found another option — right to choose. it's a legal right in england, which lets you get a private diagnosis paid for by the nhs. what difference has being assessed made to you? it has just validated my whole entire life and existence on this planet. i'm kinder to myself now. i'm not beating myself up going, "why am i doing this?" i can say, "well, this isjust who i am". the person that i am post diagnosis is unrecognisable from the person

but as i say, hope here in the heart of sheffield, lots of hope as well.ht and hope in germany for the fans that have travelled over there. hoping to cheer england on past this semi—final into a final as well. >> well, will is live from sheffield, not nottingham. thank you very much for that anticipatory, sort of look ahead of what could be an enormous moment . england versus the moment. england versus the netherlands. two countries that are perhaps came together a little bit in 1688. we, of course, celebrating the battle of the boyne on, on friday. so perhaps it's, it's all very fitting. two of the earliest countries to invent capitalism. two. but coming up, we're going to be having a little look at an exclusive interview with suella braverman. she speaks about how she may or may not allow nigel farage into the tory party, were she to become leader. what on earth will she say? well, our man in the states, stephen egginton, has spoken to her, and next. welcome back. it's 741. my name is tom harwood, and this is gbn tonight. now, as the contest for conserva

i express my gratitude to my colleagues at the university of sheffield and my heartfelt thanks to mytems to achieve a carbon-free economy make it possible. and looking forward to seeing you in person.

sheffield is an extreme example, but across the uk, our data shows a clear picture.nhs england has launched a task force to help manage the rising number of referrals. back in sheffield, louise is still on a waiting list. katie paid for a private diagnosis. nelly and rob found another option — right to choose is a legal right in england, which lets you get a private diagnosis paid for by the nhs. what difference has being assessed made to you? i'm not beating myself up going, "why am i doing this?" i can say, "well, this isjust who i am". catherine burns, bbc news. you can find more information about adhd and organisations offering support over on the bbc action line website. the bbc has discovered that a suspect in the racist murder of stephen lawrence admitted to police to being a paedophile, but no action was taken against him. matthew white had also been convicted of carrying a machete four years before the murder in 1993. our investigations correspondent daniel de simone has the details. is this the final chance for justice? stephen lawrence was stabbed to death

crown court . guilty at sheffield crown court. was twice as powerful as a pressure cooken twice as powerful as a pressure cooker. bombs that caused death and destruction at the boston marathon over a decade ago. as our home security editor, mark white reports, there would have been many, many casualties at saint james's hospital. but for the brave intervention of a patient who managed to talk the bomber down, varne police officers okay, and what i need you to do is follow my instructions very carefully. >> the moment armed police move in on terrorist mohammed farooq outside the hospital, he planned to bomb it. >> front up bonnet here. come here. good man. >> keep your hands up. >> keep your hands up. >> bonnet for us, pal. yeah. that's fine. keep your hands up on it. there >> radicalised online by al—qaeda and isis, farooq was preparing to kill as many nurses as possible here at leeds world renowned saint james's hospital. >> yeah . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> subject. >> subject. >> secure me. >> secure me. >> it was a brave member of t

at the i university of sheffield, aviation fuel.iversity of sheffield, this researcher is preparing to fire up researcher is preparing to fire up a jet researcher is preparing to fire up ajet engine. researcher is preparing to fire up a jet engine. it is been used to test new aviation fuels prepared in a laboratory next door. it has a research centre dedicated to sustainable fuels. we have the live data feed from the engine. we have the live data feed from the engine-— the engine. they made from renewable — the engine. they made from renewable sources _ the engine. they made from renewable sources such - the engine. they made from renewable sources such as l renewable sources such as vegetable fats or waste products instead of crude oil. it reduces the amount of fossil fuels being bad and reduces pollution. fuels being bad and reduces pollution-— pollution. from an environmental - pollution. from an - environmental perspective, pollution. from an _ environmental perspective, it is day and night. in principle the c02 should be at tha

at the university of sheffield, researcher ehab ahmad is preparing to fire up a smalljet engine.test new aviation fuels prepared in a laboratory next door. the university has a research centre dedicated to developing and testing so—called sustainable fuels. we do have the live data feed from the engines. they're made from renewable sources such as vegetable fats or waste products, instead of crude oil. using them reduces the amount of fossil fuel being burned and therefore reduces pollution. from environmental perspective, it is day and night. so you do have in principle the co2 should be a net zero, so there is no more carbon dioxide added to the atmosphere. but there is also another benefit. it is the non co2 part of things. for example, those particulates, or the smoke, that comes out of the engine. well, here in the laboratory you can see what all the fuss is about. i'm holding a small bottle of synthetic aviation fuel. this one was made from waste vegetable oils with a few secret ingredients added. as you can see, it's a clear liquid, looks a bit like water, but it has the s

miss sheffield, you're a stranger to l, just air. it's good to have you back on the program. thanks for your time. lots of issues. i suppose that double trump will be asked about in the road that leads to the white house should he when it's. so let's just begin. if you don't mind wave, the both republicans have very clear views on women's health and something that the democrats think that they can exploit is an issue that both sides think they have a grasp on sure. so i assume that your meanings specifically on the issue of abortion, just on the outset to be clear, my women's good. we do not take a position on abortion. so my views here will be my personal views. i am personally, i am personally pro life and, and i think what the, what president trump has said and the party platform is to return the policy to the states. but that was the policy that was basically handed down by the supreme court in the ruling 2 years ago where it took down robi way. and i think by doing that the trump campaign is hoping that this will move the issue beyond the federal issue and return to the

developments in the direction of hydrogen fuel cells, professor qijian ju, professor of the university of sheffieldribution to the development of electrification of transport, and professor of chemistry at cornell university , usa, hector obruna, for his contributions to the field of electrochemistry and molecular electronics. the annual prize fund of the award is more than 39 million rubles. more than 51,000 years old. this is the age of the oldest drawing made by human hands. the british press is reporting the sensational results of a study conducted by a group of scientists from several countries. archaeologists studied rock art in caves on an island in indonesia. they decided again. approximate time to create several images that have long been known to science. we are talking about scenes of hunting wild pigs and buffaloes. using cutting-edge technology, archaeologists have discovered these images are tens of thousands of years older than previously thought. for a long time, the oldest drawings on the planet were called paintings found in europe, but now, apparently, this honorary title will go

i moved from sheffield coming to the united states— sheffield coming to the united states when i wasal pathways. at the _ legal immigration, legal pathways. at the same time, strengthening our border~ _ at the same time, strengthening our border i_ at the same time, strengthening our border. i think this is something both— border. i think this is something both parties can get behind. i'm actually— both parties can get behind. i'm actually in — both parties can get behind. i'm actually in favour of what president biden— actually in favour of what president biden and — actually in favour of what president biden and vice president harris did a few— biden and vice president harris did a few weeks ago was to strengthen the border— a few weeks ago was to strengthen the border and to cap it at 25,000 to check— the border and to cap it at 25,000 to check on— the border and to cap it at 25,000 to check on the border if it reaches a certain— to check on the border if it reaches a certain threshold so they are,, and the — a certain threshold so they are,, and the biden administration are alrea

back to you in the studio. . ~ , ., jim connolly and sheffield. championship at all? i am not watching any of — the championship at all? i am not watching any of it. _ the championship at all? i am not watching any of it. i'm _ the championship at all? i am not watching any of it. i'm taking my| watching any of it. i'm taking my kids to _ watching any of it. i'm taking my kids to soccer practice. the americans go to the line and skirting _ americans go to the line and skirting and of course we will go out across — skirting and of course we will go out across the pond to cheer you on. brian, _ out across the pond to cheer you on. brian. the _ out across the pond to cheer you on. brian. the us — out across the pond to cheer you on. brian, the us is hosting the world cup next year. more americans will be much more familiar with the offside rule in about a year from now. i'm assuming you support scotland. you haven't had as good a tournament, have you?— scotland. you haven't had as good a tournament, have you? thank you very much for pointing _ tourna

sheffield is an extreme example, but across the uk our data shows a clear picture.doesn't officially commission any adult adhd services, but belfast health and social care trust does assessments anyway. and we know that at least four trusts in england have closed or partly closed their waiting lists. i have never seen anything like the demand that i've seen for adhd services. it's the speed of the growth and the size of the growth. health authorities across the uk say they're trying to improve the service. we've seen a huge upswing in people seeking help with... nhs england told us patients are waiting too long for an adhd diagnosis and so it's launched a taskforce to help manage the rising number of referrals. back in sheffield, louise is still on a waiting list. katie paid for a private diagnosis. nelly and rob found another option — right to choose. it's a legal right in england, which lets you get a private diagnosis paid for by the nhs. what difference has being assessed made to you? it has just validated my whole entire life and existence on this planet. i'm k

now we turn for a conservative perspective to carry sheffield.ee you. >> good to have you. i always tell folks it is good to hear from everyone. it is understandable that during rnc week we heard a lot more from republicans, i think it is understandable that we heard a lot more from harris fans this week but as a conservative woman yourself, what do you see in the new nominee? >> yeah, certainly there is enthusiasm, it is a new face, and so that is why you're seeing, as you have reported, a lot of enthusiasm on line, and the like but just to say a snapshot for today, according to the politics, no toss-up when you're looking at the electoral college today, 312 for trump, 226 for harris. today, the wrong direction of the country, 66% compared to only 23% right direction. so, i think in some respects, we might see a sarah palin effect, where you had a big spike and a big enthusiasm in 2008, but then everything came back down once we realize we are in the throws of an economic crisis, we are in the throws of people hurting, but the reality is that $1

selecting, if i see the desk, they will have to wait while i recognize gear, i see latham bell, m c h. sheffield, study questionnaire star use. i see the little girls music. it just means you feel you did the the, the so do the search the solution. you slow. do you know why this page? the level is that over the phone, the basement refuge, 5 days because residents for too long and bitter years with you know, serves as a hospital a know at the drum or it hit the, i mean it's new. z to them. yeah. to somebody else. i'm 0 me the eligibility leave that as they'll talk to me until like we have, we like keep up with the military and civilian don't as from done there, it's much of the house of, of the, of codes basement to others who survive the how the so the only thing you can you just put out the window ridge got cool, explained to us, but after the vision, the video should do today due to say, you knew, knew you may have was due, but it is up over in the process of gloves. the web, the dvd with the just last week. yeah. you both of them, you need to do you. there's no doesn't use the place where the

they're in sheffield . place now. they're in sheffield. what dreams are made of? there it is.ng to be absolutely epic. i'm very pleased to say i will not be at work for that final. can i also just say a massive round of applause from everyone here @gbnews for those fine , @gbnews for those fine, upstanding young men there who, despite clearly consuming what i can only imagine, was between, i'd say what, nine and 15 pints each? not a single blink noted as well. with that last slide there. not a swear word. not a swear word in sight. i thought the bloke wearing the number eight shirt was going to give us a little bit of difficulty towards the end i had my money on an on air apology, but no, no, he just went straight out the traps. it's coming home, will hollis, you're a legend as well. thank you very, very much . well. thank you very, very much. well done england, well done gareth southgate. it was never in doubt. never in doubt. right glad we got out of that one unscathed. i don't know about you. i was a bit worried there for a minute. but anyway . well for a minute. but anyway

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. >> right around the country, manchester, sheffield, norwich, and in brixton -- if this is what getsnal looks like, imagine the scenes if we actually win one. lewis: of course, england are through to the finals, partly down to their manager gareth southgate. it apprs he has a look-alike in the form of a police officer in dortmund. here is what happened when england fans spotted him before the match last night. [fans singing] >> ♪ south gate you are the one ♪ lewis: [laughter] the restraint on his behalf, very impressive. stay with us. all the sports coming up in just a couple minutes. we will also take a look at the world of artificial intelligence, and wimbledon. i am lewis vaughan jones. this is bbc announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: "usa today" calls it, "arguably the best bargain in streaming." that's because the free pbs app let

la prohibición afecta a nevada beach, sheffield cove y también chambers landing.r una garrapata. un menor de edad falleció. a consecuencia de ello, roberto delgado con más detalles. a pesar de que en ciudad juárez han fallecido 9 personas aún esta información no le ha llegado a muchos sectores de la población que desconocen qué es la rickettsia rickettsia. no tengo idea. rickettsia no, alejandra venegas, médico de la veterinaria belisario, donde tratan directamente con la presencia de la garrapata, comentó que han aumentado un 80% los casos de garrapatas en los animales para sus mascotas. les recomendamos siempre usar la pastilla. este collar y pues fumigar lo que sea su patio fuera de su casa para evitar pues infestaciones. los ciudadanos opinaron sobre los cuidados que hay que tomar para prevenir más muertes. fumigar más bien por o que la gente pues espulgar a sus animalitos, que también hace falta que que se limpien, pues para que no haiga ese tipo de enfermedades, porque más bien están atacando a los niños. pues asearlos llevarlos al veterinario y pues tener u

a baseline said has that there are a fig sheffield, sir, because that and potentially every bit of electric power plant can be transformed to m o, 's. and so plants, molten salt, energy storage solutions, could also be useful in europe. for example, to slow down fluctuations in the availability of wind and solar energy. the 1st projects are in the works, but one challenge remains. the power grid will 1st have to be adapted to renewable energy. we the said the d as in tina a alone instead of 10 to 20 percent of renewable energy is lost, as he said, we had to throttle the energy input. that's due to lack of the capacity in the transmission grid. uh, and the way in which we mean the grid on me and also do tucked under an investment incidence to me soon. conditions in july aren't entirely applicable to the rest of the world. but the rethink that's happening here can help spark new scientific insights, technical solutions and investment opportunities. and that's my gross and a signal to the rest of the world. we stay in sheila and easter island also called robin noise, which lies 3500 kilometers

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i spoke to katie pruszynski, a political analyst and phd research student at the university of sheffield'solitics and international relations. the timing of biden�*s covid diagnosis has been incidental and allowing some of these democrat voices to come through. the juxtaposition between biden�*s ill health with covid and trump being able to campaign on the basis that he survived an assassination attempt is quite stark. you have got that visible presentation of these two men who are otherwise a similar age, to the american public. one is looking incredibly fragile, one now looks like he has defeated an assassination attempt. president biden may see this as an opportunity to regroup, have a rethink, and respond? he's going to want to. the trouble is that now you're starting to see very serious high profile democrats come forward and take that moment of pause in the proceedings to vocalise their thoughts about it. none of these people want to seejoe biden drop out of the race for policy reasons. this is not the squad talking about him not being radical enough. this is very broad policy, a pol

and globally, 4 percent of all sheffield, commercial flights were canceled on friday. hospitals, stores and bank for also affected cost infinity reports from new york or early friday afternoon. in australia, the 1st signs of trouble emerge and retail outlets banks and on television and a news broadcast reporting. the situation went to black resuming eventually to reveal blue screens in the background indicator, the dreaded shut down of a windows operating system. the extent of the problem, perhaps most obvious, at airports around the globe, their long lines formed as airlines last access to check in and booking services. at a time when many travelers are heading away on summer vacations, very much looking forward to seeing the east coast of my country. however, it's. 6 almost like i'm going to be able to get there today. i fly from my natural was cancelled by a clock in the morning. so now i gotta pick another flight tomorrow morning, the same flight pick available because of the chaos. thank you for contacting hosting support pro site at the office. most of the passions on windows phot

acciones porque al minuto 12 jonathan davis iba a meter al área, metía el centro y ahí llegaba jacob sheffielddel olympique de marsella para poner cartones definitivos. y así canadá está en las semifinales en su primera participación en copa américa. nos quedamos en el fútbol, pero ahora en méxico, porque arrancó el apertura 2024 y lo hizo en puebla, donde la franja recibió a santos laguna. vamos al cuauhtémoc, tuvimos que esperar hasta el último minuto y entonces iba a venir este error impresionante de sebastián olmedo, el paraguayo que metía esa mano increíble dentro del área. no medía bien el balón. eso iba a ser entonces penal. después de revisarlo en el var lo venía a cobrar. entonces el canadiense lucas cavallini y así a lo panenka, 1 a 0, lo ganó la franja y se llevó los primeros 3 puntos de la apertura. en otros partidos que se jugaron hoy, el conjunto de de xolos de tijuana ganó 2 a 1. gracias a domingo blanco y carlos gonzález. y mientras que luis reyes y el mudo aguirre metieron los 2 goles del atlas, mientras que avilés, hurtado y el chelo saldívar pusieron cifras definitivas en es

my thanks to the labour mp for sheffield south east, clive betts. okay.ween now and 5:00, including the very latest in the manhunt for that suspected triple killer, kyle clifford. we've got new developments on that after the news headlines and polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> mark, thanks very much indeed. well, let's update you on the latest headlines this houn on the latest headlines this hour. and the home secretary is urgently considering today the findings of a home office review to see if tougher crossbow laws need to be introduced in the wake of the deaths of the wife and two daughters of bbc racing commentator john and two daughters of bbc racing commentatorjohn hunt, police found the three women, aged 25, 28 and 61, just before 7:00 last night in what they believe was a targeted attack. officers are urging the public not to approach their main suspect, who is still at large . kyle is still at large. kyle clifford, who's been on the run since yesterday evening. it's emerged he served in the british army in 2022. residents who live close to the

the car, driving between places on the night of 2015 and hearing nick clegg had lost his seat in sheffieldhad, people knew it was theoretically possible. but i don't think people had really kind of internalised the fact that the lib dems were going to get destroyed, including even vip lib dems like the deputy prime minister. that's right. and there's nothing like seeing an event for reals, right? they'rejust, therejust isn't anything like it. um, and all these hypothetical scenarios, all of these imagined realities — i've been talking to labour and tory people a lot about this in the last few days and asking, how do you think you will feel when the results come in, and particularly when that exit poll comes in, which is not 100% accurate forecast, but it's got a very good track record. and it feels like everybody who's sort of involved in politics in any way, and probably lots of newscasters as well, anybody who's interested in politics has this kind of sense of almost starting to hold their breath already, you know, on monday, tea time until 10:00 on thursday. that's quite a long time to

right around the country — manchester, sheffield, norwich, chester and in brixton... # looking back onball's coming home again!# england are through to the final pulley due to their manager, gareth southgate. it appears he has to look a lot in the form of a police officer in dortmund. here is what happened when england fans spotted him before the match last night. at? him before the match last night. a it's him before the match last night. so it's coming home again... # i cannot understand but i cannot # forget. southgate, you're still the one but you still turn me on. # football is coming on again. the you still turn me on. # football is coming on again.— coming on again. the restraint on his behalf very — coming on again. the restraint on his behalf very impressive. - coming on again. the restraint on his behalf very impressive. stay l his behalf very impressive. stay with us with all this work coming up in a couple of minutes and also we will take a look at the world of artificial intelligence and wimbledon, the tennis. stay with us for that. wimbledon, the tennis. stay with us fort

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we went into another room, we went paulton , sheffield, another went paulton, sheffield, another roomerpool. and i realised that they were suites of furniture that he'd got in lieu of payment. and over his shoulder he said to me , listen shoulder he said to me, listen and learn. >> yeah, most definitely. >> yeah, most definitely. >> he was he i mean working with those old pros. ken dodd, tommy coopen those old pros. ken dodd, tommy cooper, benny hill was such a privilege because they were giants of comedy. yeah, yeah. >> has your career had an impact on your personal relationships? i know that your your first marriage ended, and i think you blame yourself for that. >> well , yes, blame yourself for that. >> well, yes, i do. >> i was doing a tv series , and >> i was doing a tv series, and basically i fell in love with the girl who was the hostess of the girl who was the hostess of the tv series, and that broke up my, my first marriage. and then subsequently she left. and then i lived with somebody else and she left. and he's a bit of a pattern here, isn't there, really? but i think rea

joining me now to discuss and some other incredible topics and independent women's forum carrie sheffield off track. did you feel it was trump 2.0? >> last night? charles: yeah. >> absolutely. i felt the energy through the television screen. i wish i could have been there in real life. it was such a good environment. truly, more like the biggest trump rally than you could possibly ask for, hulk hogan, dana white and trump came on and recounted the scary bone chilling moments from saturday, i mean, you could feel it as a viewer and the audience could as well. the fact he said he shouldn't be here right now really i think meant a lot to the people in attendance. charles: okay. >> i agree. to me he seemed like a changed man and near death experience and it changes you. i fell like he understood and moved by the fact that people didn't want and knew he was shot and how much it moved him and how much it touched him and when he went and kissed the helmet of the fire fighter that gave his life to save his family, that's what -- to me, that's healthy masculinity. people all say the trump voter is

. >> didn't sheffield and everywhere else, and maybe even local authorities but so it shouldn't be justq khan. but it would be nice. it's not very often. >> gentlemen, i'm going to have to cut you off in your prime in any case, enjoy the game. cheers. thank you for watching. thank you. paul emily hand daniel dear england. thank you very much. have a lovely weekend. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good evening. here's your latest gb news weather forecast coming to you from the met office. looking ahead to the weekend and sunday looks largely dry for many places, but through saturday there will be some showers and some more persistent rain affecting eastern parts due to a weather system that's pushing its way in from the nonh pushing its way in from the north sea. so overnight, many eastern parts of england are going to turn largely cloudy and there will be some persistent rain for some of us further west, a greater chance of staying dry. but even here, some outbreaks of rain at times and quite a bit of cloud for many of us, though, there will be

arrested in leeds with a pressure cooker bomb at the hospital, where he worked in january last year, sheffield crown court heard how an incredibly brave patient prevented utter devastation when he managed to talk him down. the 28 year old self—radicalized islamist terrorist had immersed himself in an extremist islamist ideology and went to the hospital to seek his own martyrdom . well, also in the martyrdom. well, also in the news today, former nurse lucy letby has been found guilty of the attempted murder of another premature baby girl just two hours after she was born. the 34 year old is already the uk's most prolific child killer and is serving 14 whole life sentences for the murders of seven babies and trying to kill six others. originally, the jury couldn't reach a verdict on the allegation, but after a retrial it was decided that letby did deliberately dislodge a breathing tube from the little baby at the countess of chester hospital in 2016, the family released a statement outside manchester crown court this afternoon thanking the jury for their patience and resilience and the medical p

saint james's hospital with a pressure cooker bomb in january last year , bomb in january last year, sheffieldrown court heard today how the self—radicalized islamist terrorist had immersed himself in an extremist ideology and went to the hospital where he worked to kill as many nurses as possible. he was found guilty of preparing terrorist acts . the of preparing terrorist acts. the family of a baby girl who was a victim of a former nurse, lucy letby, say they're heartbroken, angry and numb. the 34 year old has been found guilty of the attempted murder of child k in february 2016, after she dislodged an air tube from the two hour old baby girl. the 34 year old is already in the uk, is already the uk's most prolific child killer and is serving 14 whole life sentences for the murders of seven babies and trying to kill six others. back to politics now and the chairman of reform uk has accused the conservatives of planting fake candidates to discredit reform, in a move he claims is desperate, toxic and will be punished by voters at the ballot box. richard tice comments come after reform candidate

found that quite interesting, because another story that caught my eye is what they're up to in sheffieldroposal now ? and it's like what some now? and it's like what some people are calling like a mocked up , almost like what many up, almost like what many people, their words, not mine, are calling like a council estate. and it would be this safe kind of environment where people used to knock about when they were kids in and around their home, estate. they're they're literally their own neighbourhood where you used to be able to kick a ball, have fun, play. and it was safe. and i think if we've got to the point where we have to mock up streets so that people can play football, i nearly said, kick your ball because that's what i call it for my three year old. but if you can play it football in these mocked up streets because the real ones are not safe, that is not good. >> well, you could go straight on from glastonbury, couldn't you?i on from glastonbury, couldn't you? i mean, you know, go and relive your youth knocking a football. middle classes could go relive their youth knocking a fo

arrested in leeds with a pressure cooker bomb at the hospital where he worked in january last year, sheffield crown court heard today how an incredibly brave patient prevented utter devastation when he managed to talk him down. the 28 year old self—radicalized islamist terrorist had immersed himself in extremist islamist ideology and went to the hospital to kill nurses and seek his own martyrdom . and just his own martyrdom. and just lastly, from the united states, democrat lloyd doggett has become the first politician in joe biden's to party call now for him to step down as presidential nominee. there have been questions about the president's future in november's election, following his poor performance in last week's tv debate against former president donald trump. it comes as joe biden's planning a meeting with democratic governors tomorrow to reassure them that he is of sound mind and body. reassure them that he is of sound mind and body . those are sound mind and body. those are the latest gb news headlines. i'm polly middlehurst. i'm back in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to

sheffield. norwich. chester. and in brixton.speak to dr gillian cook, senior lecturer in sports psychology at liverpooljohn moores university. thank you so much forjoining us. this team and gareth southgate have taken perhaps more than their fair share of criticism, and yet here they are heading into a final. what do you think the southgate key to success has been? 50 i do you think the southgate key to success has been?— do you think the southgate key to success has been? so i think the big thin that success has been? so i think the big thing that the _ success has been? so i think the big thing that the team _ success has been? so i think the big thing that the team have _ success has been? so i think the big thing that the team have done i success has been? so i think the big thing that the team have done is i success has been? so i think the big thing that the team have done is as | thing that the team have done is as you say there has been a lot of criticism around the team and how they've set up, but what they have done, w

manchester, sheffield, norwich, chester. and in brixton... # looking back on when we first met..., bbc news in brixton. # football's coming home again! this team and gareth southgate have taken their fare share of criticism — yet here they are heading into the finals. i asked dr gillian cook — senior lecturer in sports psychology at liverpooljohn moores university — about what their key to success has been. so i think the big thing they have done is as you say there has been a lot of criticism around the team, how they've set up. but what they've done, what gareth has done is he has had the confidence in his own ability. he is the manager that has got us through to two finals now, he has backed himself and the players have seen it too, they have trusted him as well. and when the subs have come on, they have been able to deliver. and how do you think you would see the management of the next three days? because there is so much expectation and pressure on them now. so i think what the team will do is firstly they will take a bit of time just to have a breather, to relax, to smile an

in particular and some areas of greece, my chest, for example, in chico with they do look at 2 in sheffield as well. for example, and as know the see or know english, they will say look like they called potentially when i think you need to little democrats upon it. i should teach at campaign where they all look and it's just so dissatisfied to look of another option and extra to you to click on faces where they might 18 seconds and change 19. i'm with a container box, which of a lot of a stage on the screen system, the exact same thing, but this time i think areas was very high student population. they looked at live in a lot, this content for the latest policy, for this event position goals. and they thought i should teach agree. i think chosen wisconsin treat the results was butchered by we've seen a lot of component in bristol and brain and, and some of the seats and my mom's and so. so if you style is it's a, a chest, a boy, i don't know. your philosophy says it's good to speak to on those terms. it also nice to speak to you from london as well. and thanks for joining us. i was just the

. >> well, these england fans in sheffield have been reacting to the victory, telling us they think it'se honest, i didn't really think we had it, but we've got it. we've doneit had it, but we've got it. we've done it last minute again. come on, england, you know, come on, it's coming home. >> it's coming home. definitely coming home. no, i'm absolutely gobsmacked because i thought we'd lose tonight and i. i haven't even cried yet. >> what about spain? what do you want? they've got pie and all that. we've got pints. we've got the fans. it's coming home, baby. it's coming home. get in there. >> meanwhile, in washington, dc, on the fringes of the nato summit , on the fringes of the nato summit, president biden told gb news his thoughts on the england victory during a meeting with sir keir starmer. >> soccer britain got the socce r. >> soccer. >> i heard good news. good news is right. i tell you what, it's all because of the prime minister >> almost two months of a labour government. >> this is football coming home, prime minister. it looks like it. >> to other news now. and a suspect wante

research student at the department of politics and international relations at the university of sheffield a crucial point in the trajectory of this particular campaign, running up to the presidential election in november, because donald trump has presented himself as vital and very much on the front foot, president biden on the front foot, president biden on the other hand is out of the picture. that is right. the timing of biding's covid diagnosis has been incidental and allowing some of these democrat voices to come through. thejuxtaposition between through. the juxtaposition between biden�*s through. thejuxtaposition between biden�*s ill health with covid and trump being able to campaign on the basis that he survived an assassination attempt is quite stark. you have got that visible presentation of these two men who are otherwise a similar age to the american public. 0ne are otherwise a similar age to the american public. one is looking incredibly fragile, one now looks like he has defeated an assassination attempt. president biden may see — assassination attempt. president biden may s

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radical has to be done about that, but there have been protests at universities like bristol and sheffield73,000. so there is a big job to do to rebuild our fighting strength. notjust so that we can defend this country, but, by being strong, we can deter the risk that attacks in the future. so will a labour government continue to increase the number of nuclear warheads? the last government set a new threshold for those warheads. that's been fixed. we now need to look at how we rebuild after more than 11! years of our armed forces being hollowed out, of being underfunded, of not being fit enough to fight, to defend the country and deter future aggression. that's really the task the new government has taken on. and we do of course within the strength of an alliance now at nato that is 32 nations strong. finally, john healey, on saturday cnd will be setting up a new peace camp at raf lakenheath to protest against the increased deployment of us nuclear weapons there. and there are a number of labour mps who are members of cnd. will labour mps be allowed to protest at that base? and to, if nece

in a convertible, i don’t know, to a party, and at the end there was news from world of motors, sheffield. these hedgehogs are smaller and calmer than wild ones, and they also have softer quills to make them more pleasant to pet. yes, yes, ironing. this is what visitors to the ezheny cafe usually come here for. i'll bite, i hope. two breeds of hedgehogs live here; in addition to decorative africans, there are also such long-eared comrades from typical regions. they don't like things that taste bad. okay, to be fair, the bite is barely noticeable. and, of course, there are also affectionate guys, it’s just that all hedgehogs, like people, are very different. they all have theirs character. this one, for example, as you can see, lies very calmly on the arms. he's just a really wonderful boy. but it also happens that everything curls up into a ball, don’t bother. let us remind you that hedgehogs are nocturnal animals; during the day they most often sleep, for this purpose in every terrarium. there is such a soft bed, the fun begins at night, they can walk up to 3 km per night with their litt