so areas like south yorkshire, liverpool, cambridgeshire, essex and devon will get money from this.e idea there is to, as you say, increase reliability, increase frequency of services. flip side though, is that there was a cap that was expiring at the end of this year, £2 at the minute outside london. that is going to go up to £3. the government says that's actually going to keep hold fares down below what they could have been in elsewhere in rural areas of the country. and interestingly, looking ahead in a year's time, they're thinking saying that that doesn't represent great value for money at replacing that with a system possibly where you get discounts for young and old travellers. women who usually go running in the early morning or evening say they're having to change their routes because they don't feel safe. almost three quarters of women told the this girl can campaign that while it's darker outside, they can't do their usual exercise routines for fear of being heckling, cat—called or threatened. natalie bell reports. people have commented on my running. commenting on my ap

further south last night, this bus in south yorkshire skidded off the road and appeared to hit the sidenow. travel disruption has affected thousands of rail passengers and gritters have been out in force across the country. almost 200 schools have been closed today. in this birmingham park the snow brought mixed reactions. very unexpected, very surprising, actually. not a great fan at all, i have to be honest. it's been so exciting from the moment they got up and saw outside. they've been in absolute bliss and out there playing in the sludge straightaway. mine went out before 7am. they were, like, "it�*s snowing, boots on, let�*s get out." good boy. and in wales, with thick snow covering the grass, breakfast at this sheep farm was served by hand. for all the disruption deep snow has caused... ..including in nottinghamshire, it has also created some beautiful scenes, like this in newstead abbey. yellow weather warnings remain in place now for parts of england, wales, scotland and northern ireland until tomorrow morning, and drivers are being reminded to be prepared in case of breakdown.

areas like south yorkshire, liverpool, cambridgeshire, essex, devon will get money.flip side is that there was a cap that expiring this year, £2 at the outside london. that will go up to £3. the government says that will hold fares down where they would be in rural areas and in a year's time they are saying that they will replace that system with a system where you get discounts for young and old travellers. us presidentjoe biden and chinese leader xijinping have had what looks to be their last meeting of mr biden�*s presidency. it happened on the sidelines of the asia—pacific economic summit in peru, president xi described the relationship between china and the us as having "ups and downs2 but said he was striving for a smooth transition with the incoming trump administration. during discussions, the white house said the us president raised north korea's deployment of troops to ukraine, as well as china's activities near taiwan. in opening remarks, mr biden reflected on his relationship with xijinping, over the past several years. we haven't always agreed, but our c

further south last night, this bus in south yorkshire skidded off the road and appeared to hit the side midlands woke to a blanket of snow. travel disruption has affected thousands of rail passengers and gritters have been out in force across the country. almost 200 schools have been closed today. in this birmingham park the snow brought mixed reactions. very unexpected, very surprising, actually. not a great fan at all, i have to be honest. it's been so exciting from the moment they got up and saw outside. they've been in absolute bliss and out there playing in the sludge straightaway. mine went out before 7am. they were, like, "it's snowing, boots on, let's get out." good boy. and in wales, with thick snow covering the grass, breakfast at this sheep farm was served by hand. for all the disruption deep snow has caused... ..including in nottinghamshire, it has also created some beautiful scenes, like this in newstead abbey. yellow weather warnings remain in place now for parts of england, wales, scotland and northern ireland until tomorrow morning, and drivers are being reminded to be p

there's more rain across south—west england, in through wales and stretching up to yorkshire, humbersideay. some hazy sunshine, dry weather to the north of that and more showers packing into western scotland and northern ireland. but very windy for western scotland, down through the northern isles and for northern ireland as well. gusts of wind here of up to 75 miles an hour. up to 65 for some of these channel coasts too. but a very mild day — we could get to 17 celsius, perhaps, given any brightness in the far south—east of england, that rain clearing away from here as we head into monday morning. still very windy towards the north. there'll be heavy, persistent outbreaks of rain still here. it is a cooler day across the board, but certainly drier further south. still a few more showers out towards the west, perhaps. as we head through monday and into tuesday, the storm is moving off towards scandinavia, so we are going to see lighter winds across the board. in fact, the winds are coming in from the north so it is going to be feeling cooler. watch out on wednesday — there could be more

there's more rain across south west england, in through wales and stretching up to yorkshire, humbersidethrough the day. some hazy sunshine, drier weather to the north of that, and more showers packing into western scotland and northern ireland. but very windy for western scotland, down through the northern isles and for northern ireland as well. gusts of wind here of up to 75 miles an hour. up to 65 for some of these channel coasts, too. but a very mild day — we could get to 17 celsius, perhaps, given any brightness in the far southeast of england — that rain clearing away from here as we head into monday morning. still very windy towards the north. there'll be heavy, persistent outbreaks of rain still here. it is a cooler day across the board but certainly drier further south. still a few more showers out towards the west, perhaps. as we head through monday and into tuesday, the storm is moving off towards scandinavia, so we are going to see lighter winds across the board. in fact, the winds are coming in from the north, so it is going to be feeling cooler. watch out on wednesday — the

there's more rain across south west england, in through wales and stretching up to yorkshire, humbersideugh the day. some hazy sunshine, drier weather to the north of that, and more showers packing into western scotland and northern ireland. but very windy for western scotland, down through the northern isles and for northern ireland as well. gusts of wind here of up to 75 miles an hour. up to 65 for some of these channel coasts, too. but a very mild day — we could get to 17 celsius, perhaps, given any brightness in the far southeast of england — that rain clearing away from here as we head into monday morning. still very windy towards the north. there'll be heavy, persistent outbreaks of rain still here. it is a cooler day across the board but certainly drier further south. still a few more showers out towards the west, perhaps. as we head through monday and into tuesday, the storm is moving off towards scandinavia, so we are going to see lighter winds across the board. in fact, the winds are coming in from the north, so it is going to be feeling cooler. watch out on wednesday — there c

there's more rain across south—west england, in through wales and stretching up to yorkshire, humbersideough the day. some hazy sunshine, dry weather to the north of that and more showers packing into western scotland and northern ireland. but very windy for western scotland, down through the northern isles and for northern ireland as well. gusts of wind here of up to 75 miles an hour. up to 65 for some of these channel coasts too. but a very mild day — we could get to 17 celsius, perhaps, given any brightness in the far south—east of england, that rain clearing away from here as we head into monday morning. still very windy towards the north. there'll be heavy, persistent outbreaks of rain still here. it is a cooler day across the board, but certainly drier further south. still a few more showers out towards the west, perhaps. as we head through monday and into tuesday, the storm is moving off towards scandinavia, so we are going to see lighter winds across the board. in fact, the winds are coming in from the north so it is going to be feeling cooler. watch out on wednesday — there coul

there's more rain across south west england, in through wales and stretching up to yorkshire, humbersiderds through the day. some hazy sunshine, dry weather to the north of that, and more showers packing into western scotland and northern ireland. but very windy for western scotland, down through the northern isles and for northern ireland as well. gusts of wind here of up to 75 miles an hour. up to 65 for some of these channel coasts, too. but a very mild day — we could get to 17 celsius, perhaps, given any brightness in the far south east of england, that rain clearing away from here as we head into monday morning. still very windy towards the north. there'll be heavy, persistent outbreaks of rain still here. it is a cooler day across the board but certainly drier further south. still a few more showers out towards the west, perhaps. as we head through monday and into tuesday, the storm is moving off towards scandinavia, so we are going to see lighter winds across the board. in fact, the winds are coming in from the north, so it is going to be feeling cooler. watch out on wednesday — t

there�*s more rain across south west england, in through wales and stretching up to yorkshire, humbersideor northern ireland as well. gusts of wind here of up to 75 miles an hour. up to 65 for some of these channel coasts, too. but a very mild day — we could get to 17 celsius, perhaps, given any brightness in the far south east of england — that rain clearing away from here as we head into monday morning. still very windy towards the north. there�*ll be heavy, persistent outbreaks of rain still here. it is a cooler day across the board but certainly drier further south. still a few more showers out towards the west, perhaps. as we head through monday and into tuesday, the storm is moving off towards scandinavia, so we are going to see lighter winds across the board. in fact, the winds are coming in from the north, so it is going to be feeling cooler. watch out on wednesday — there could be more rain in the south from another area of low pressure, pushing further northwards and eastwards, so generally cooler into the start of next week. as we head through monday and into tuesday, the storm

constituencies that now we have representatives in the house of commons, including mine, a rural seat in south yorkshire, that we have many mps who understand the farming communities much better than the conservatives, who lost them. and i won't take lectures from conservative cabinet members about what the last tory government did on farming. >> you might be the rempe. >> you might be the rempe. >> here we go. battle commence in parliament. >> mr speaker, on monday i was honoured to join president macron to mark armistice day in paris and together we pay tribute to the fallen of the first world war and all subsequent conflicts. >> who made the ultimate sacrifice for the freedom that we enjoy today . mr speaker, i we enjoy today. mr speaker, i also attended the cop summit. my focus, as ever, was on british energy security and the jobs of the future that should be with these shores. central issues of concern to people in this country. it is also islamophobia awareness month, and i reaffirm our commitment to standing against discrimination and racism in all its forms . mr racism in all its forms. mr speak

peter lynch was found dead in his cell at hmp moorland in south yorkshire earlier this month.lynch was jailed following violent disorder outside a migrant hotel in august. detectives investigating the theft of more than 22 tonnes of cheese have arrested a 63 year old man. scotland yard detectives spent the last ten days on the trail of the suspect after the theft from neal's yard dairy, an artisan cheese suppuer dairy, an artisan cheese supplier in south london. the theft traumatised the cheese loving community, with even the celebrity chef jamie oliver urging his followers on social media to be alert for lorry loads of posh cheese being sold on the cheap . okay, cheese board on the cheap. okay, cheese board at the ready. a nice glass of port. what better way to enjoy jacob rees—mogg for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news. >> com forward slash alerts . >> com forward slash alerts. >> com forward slash alerts. >> welcome back to state of the nation. it feels like a lifetime ago, but it was in fact o

peter lynch was found dead in his cell at hmp moorland in south yorkshire earlier this month.mr lynch was jailed following violent disorder outside a migrant hotel in august. violent disorder outside a migrant hotel in august . a migrant hotel in august. a prolific shoplifter has been banned from wearing wigs after numerous attempts to disguise herself while committing thefts. gloucestershire police have confirmed that hannah roberts had donned a variety of hairpieces to get around a shoplifting ban in gloucester city centre. the 33 year old had been banned by the citysafe scheme from entering multiple shops, but had repeatedly ignored the sanction. i'd have thought the neck tattoo may have given it away. anyway, you're right up to date with the headlines. now it's back to nigel for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . alerts. >> good evening. i promise you, this story is not just about me, although i happen to be in the middle of it, but it raises some really serious iss

the hills up to 200 millimetres for the regions, even our drive here from north derbyshire and south yorkshirewas up to 100 millimetres deep, even parts of my journey this morning had to be unfit because the side roads, the untreated roads, as much of the country is as well, were very treacherous, you cannot get cars onto the main road from those side roads. many of these roads have been gritted, we have had snowploughs out. early hours of the morning, crews were out, and there would continue to be people out making sure to do they bit to keep people safe. fora sure to do they bit to keep people safe. for a lot of people it will be a case of staying at home because schools across the country will be closed because of the snow and people are being told that if they can work from home, do that. parts of the m1 sort snow, lots of motorways are down to two lanes or single lane, but a lot of people think it is not whether the challenge. this amount of snow is falling especially on the higher ground, but as the sun comes up, it might start looking rather beautiful but at the moment it sets absolutel

in place across the east and north of england, the midlands and yorkshire, and the humber, with yellow alerts coming into place for the southt, south west and london at 8:00 tomorrow morning. those will all west and london at 8:00 tomorrow morning. those will and cold disruptive snow, ice and cold temperatures over the coming days. up to 20cm of snow may accumulate in the worst affected areas. in what's been described by the met office as the country's first taste of winter today. snow and frost have been recorded across parts of the yorkshire dales, as well as in certain areas of scotland , certain areas of scotland, including at the coco gauff viewpoint in aberdeenshire. that's as an amber warning is now in place across the east and north of england, the midlands and yorkshire, and the humber, with yellow alerts coming into place for the south east, south west and london at 8:00 tomorrow morning. those will all last until around 6:00 pm on saturday, but for now, those are the latest gb news headlines. i am sophie reaper more from me in the next hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news al

in place across the east and north of england, the midlands and yorkshire, and the humber, with yellow alerts coming into place for the south, south west and london at 8:00 tomorrow morning. those will all last until around 6:00 pm on saturday, but for now, those are the latest gb news headlines. i am sophie reaper more from me in the next hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news .com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> good evening. sir keir starmer says he wants to smash the gangs, but maybe he should be smashing the supermarkets instead. a gb news investigation can exclusively reveal that a calais superstore on the french coast has been accused of operating as a migrant diy shop, selling vital equipment for channel crossings. this decathlon store in calais sits just a five minute walk from busy crossing points for migrants trying to make it to britain. we've discovered numerous pieces of equipment being sold there, including kayaks, lifejackets, oars and inflatable pumps and that's despite france

north of england , the midlands, north of england, the midlands, yorkshire and the humber, with yellow alerts coming into place for the southast, south west and london tomorrow morning, all lasting until 6 pm. on saturday. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'm sophie reaper more from me in the next hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> good evening. this is farage with me martin daubney. i'm standing in for the big man now. then, following a report in the sunday times, the government was in talks with kurdistan in iraq , in talks with kurdistan in iraq, turkey and vietnam to strike an italy style model of paying millions of pounds to countries in return for them doing more to stop migrant crossings. the prime minister has hinted at paying prime minister has hinted at paying nations to take back their illegal migrants, well ahead of his visit to the g20 summit of world leaders in brazil. he told reporters, including gb news, as christopher hope on the flights over there to keir star

north of england, the midlands and yorkshire and the humber , and yorkshire and the humber, with yellow alerts coming into place for the southth west and london at 8 am. tomorrow. those are your latest 6b tomorrow. those are your latest gb news headlines for now. i'm sophie reaper more from me in the next hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . .com forward slash alerts. >> thank you very much for that. i am michelle dewberry and i'm keeping you company until 7:00 tonight. i hope you are very well. what do you think when you hear about those potential snow warnings? do you sit there and think, yes, you'll have a little bit of snow? are you perhaps someone that thinks, oh gosh, this is my worst nightmare because it's all going to be suppy because it's all going to be slippy and dangerous? or couldn't you care less? tell me. look, keeping me company tonight. my panel. i've got benedict spence, a political commentator, alongside him. i've got aaron bastani, the co—founder of novara media. welcome, gents, to both o