tonight, food prices shoot up a road in surrey sinks., a road in surrey sinks, kanda, who was killedely, it's probably because it has. groceries are now 3.3% more expensive than a year ago, and some things are particularly pricey. butter has gone up by 18%, and instant coffee by a whopping 21%. next, the rapper a$ap rocky has been found not guilty of firing a gun at a former friend. a jury in los angeles acquitted him on two assault charges that would have come up to 24 years in prison. well, a new report from the house of commons has of their kids. it aims to prevent older people from digital exclusion. so this is a huge sinkhole that's swallowing up a road in surrey, and it's been declared a major incident. the original hole has grown to nearly 20m since it first appeared on monday night, and a second one has appeared, too. that's you all caught up now. madrid knock manchester city out of the champions league. and it's a losing start for the hosts as new zealand beat pakistan on the opening day of the itc champions trophy. it has been a night to forget for manchester city. they hav

tonight, food prices shoot up a road in surrey sinks.ch memes have caught parliament's attention? to buy knives online, with tougher punishments given to anyone selling them to under—18s. ronan's sister nikita told the bbc these new government plans will make a difference even. ago, and some things are particularly pricey. butter has gone up by 18% and instant coffee a gun at a former friend. a jury in los angeles acquitted him on two assault well, a new report from the house of commons has criticised stereotypes that paint baby boomers as out of their kids. and we'll leave you with these pictures. in surrey, and it's been declared a major incident. appeared on monday night, and a second one has goodbye. hello there and welcome to sportsday. here's what we've got coming up. a hat—trick for killian mbappe helps real liverpool earn a draw at aston villa as they move eight points clear at the top of the english premier league. new zealand beat pakistan on the opening day of the itc champions trophy. they have been dumped out of the uefa cha

tom symonds, bbc news, surrey.al archaeologists. they found tile pieces depicting blue engravings and yellow stars and fragments of an early religious text. it's being hailed as one of the most important archaeological the american rapper asap rocky has been found not guilty in a gun the hip—hop star, whose partner is the singer rihanna, was accused of firing shots at another rapper in here's emma va rdy. this isn't your average court scene. i'm just so thankful. this is crazy right now, this whole experience has been crazy to be a free man, talking to y'all. rihanna, how are you feeling today? rihanna attended several times to support rocky, but this celebrity trial had been making headlines more he was seen pulling out a gun on his former school friend, asap relli. the british tennis player emma raducanu seed karolina muchova when she began glancing up at the stands and then play was halted as raducanu approached the umpire, approached in a public area on monday by a man who exhibited what they described as "fixa

people from 30 properties in a surrey village have been on tariffs and immigration could fuel inflationlo, i'm tadhg enright. president trump has deepened the rift with ukrainian speaking both on social media and at an event in florida, earlier, president zelensky accused his american with mr trump having claimed kyiv could have "made a deal on wednesday, and stressed the need for everyone to work together, describing him as ukraine's democratically elected leader. diplomacy on the conflict, with vladimir putin describing as "extremely friendly". our north america correspondent merlyn thomas has this report. a deepening rift between the united states and ukraine. it at a conference in florida. he's pretty easy, pretty easy. to have a country left. in the meantime, we're successfully negotiating an end speaking to reporters on board air force one, so they have the cards. in a phone call with mr zelensky last night, long lasting peace. forget the respect the british people have shown for we believe that since his legitimacy has come to an end since we do not see how we can negotiate with

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he will be in surrey at the european headquarters of samsung where he will deliver a speech outliningtrust regulator must be less "risk averse" and do away with what businesses regard as burdensome regulation. this comes after the sudden ousting of the cmas chair last month. michael field is european equity strategist at morningstar. hello to you. all of this happening on the same day, the growth figures coming out, the business secretary talking about growth and as way to reform regulators, cma in particular. reform regulators, (ma in particular-— reform regulators, (ma in particular. what difference will it make? _ particular. what difference will it make? it _ particular. what difference will it make? it is - particular. what difference will it make? it is a - particular. what difference will it make? it is a good l will it make? it is a good question, sally. in some ways you have to look at the motivation for doing this, obviously they do want to improve the growth profile of the uk so picking a day in which gdp was released and the figures not being spectacular is probably a good

a huge sinkhole in a street in surrey expanding up to 65 feet, or 20 metres, long.ay night. the county council has declared it a major incident, with 30 homes evacuated. you're live with bbc news. the names of hostages whose bodies are due to be released the identities won't be officially revealed until the bodies are identified, but hamas said they are shiri bibas and her children — four—year—old ariel and kfir, aged nine months. a further six living hostages are scheduled to be freed in exchange for hundreds of palestinian prisoners on saturday. in one single swap, all of the hostages in the second phase of the ceasefire deal, now, israel has said for its part that it would only accept a post—war gaza without the presence of hamas. so even though the negotiations on phase two of the ceasefire now, tomorrow, thursday, is going to be the first day family, whose two sons were the youngest of those kidnapped on the 7th of october. tomorrow and then on saturday, six living hostages will come back on saturday, hundreds of palestinian prisoners and today, an indictment w

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surrey county council says it's committed to working quickly simonjones, bbc news, godstone. discoveredand outside the town of bellaghy was holding a secret, after months of painstaking research, scientists now believe they found evidence of wounds. her skull has never been found. to us at the museum. remains from the iron age, and particularly that it's a young woman. and we're delighted to be the custodian of these remains and ultimately sharing the findings with the public. which was the iron age, and will now be called the ballymacombs more woman after the townland where they were found. there's currently less evidence about what life of how people really lived so long ago. i suppose as somebody who works with human remains all the time, like, ijust... that it was a person, it was a young woman. of the past people we study. research will continue out of sight at the museum, sara girvin, bbc news. it's the question on the lips of every 007 fan. a newjoint venture with the long—time rights holders, david sillito reports. james bond. from the very beginning, there has been one familiar

residents evacuated after a sinkhole swallowed up a surrey village high street say they have "no ideaen left in limbo after to many being forced out of their properties in what police say is a suspected terror attack. of four dead hostages — held by hamas — were returned to tel aviv. the bodies were thought to be the three members to any hostage. it was the day all israelis dreaded, hoped against hope for israelis to watch is not part of it. this was the moment hamas gunmen forced their way into the bibas house. sons, one of that day's most searing images. campaigner 0ded lifshitz were all killed in hostages square, where these moments are seen the bibas family have come to symbolise the hopes and fears of a nation. being taken away and i think many of us have been trying to kind of bury that, and now we can't. change again as the country prepares to welcome home another six living hostages. but the trauma of october 7th has not faded away, and days like today bring it back into sharp, painful focus. looking for bodies. building exactly a year ago. it's been too dangerous to come and

us ambassador to ukraine in ten minutes about the prospects deal. sinkhole that's opened up in a surreyt the time. who is it? the pipes were all crossed with each other. by this gaping sinkhole, 65 feet long. a whole section of the village is cordoned off and people living in 30 flats and houses have had to leave. some are in hotels or staying with relatives. some residents have had trouble getting help from their house insurers. it's a big hole and it was growing at the time these circumstances and it's a very clear event that to put us in an airb&b but only for one week. but lots of our other neighbours haven't been able confused by what is going on. most of these people have somewhere to stay a councillor arrived and confirmed no meeting the district council has promised help for those turned down by their insurers, an advice centre will open again tomorrow. as for the hole, the reason it appeared hasn't been confirmed. it could take months to repair and reunite godstone's divided halves. to be discovered since tutankhamun was found, more than a century ago. and local archaeologists.

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i think it's time to recognize that there is a middle ground between bianca and surrey and the taliban. and women around the world wear it every day. it's called lululemon. okay. uh new rules. spirit airlines must be commended for being the first airline to implement a dress code with real teeth. it bans passengers who are barefoot, inadequately clothed, or have lewd or offensive tattoos. but they have to make a choice. they can either really enforce such a dress code, or they can fly to florida, but they can't do both. >> sorry, i'm sorry, i'm sorry. okay, seriously. wow. >> have you been to fort lauderdale? i mean. it would be a lot easier just to make the dress code violators into boarding groups. barefoot and inadequately clothed. group one offensive and lewd tattoos. group two. and group three is illegal immigrants. and the good news is, trump is flying you home for free. it's., uh, new rule. the women all over social media who are justifying whatever is wrong with their love lives, with men's first love theory, which is the theory that men never truly get over their first love, m

this is the sinkhole. >> well. >> well. >> there. >> there. >> are now surrey. >> are now surrey. >> yep, two massive sinkholes. we talk about potholes a lot. well, this makes potholes look fairly innocuous, doesn't it? if you're listening on the radio. >> 65 foot wide. that's incredible. >> 21m long. so it's nearly a swimming pool's length. >> and it's very deep. and the locals are saying they're blaming heavy lorries going through this small village. this is a small village in surrey and it caused the. but the road was built on sand. >> that's right. so it was a former sand quarry where these houses were built. it's on the a25, the road into godstone, the a25. obviously. can you imagine the disruption that's being caused in that area this morning? it's a major road with loads of trucks go down it. >> 30 houses evacuated, but the house closest to it, the resident flatly refusing to move. don't you love him? >> i just think that's brilliant. >> british. i will not be moved. yeah, it's the sort of wartime spirit, isn't it? >> and why are we seeing these now? forgive me if i've got thi

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a huge sinkhole has swallowed part of a road in surrey, forcing residents in godstone from their homesjor incident was declared after the collapse on monday night, with a 100 metre cordon still in place. structural experts are assessing the site while engineers have restored water supplies. business owners, though, say the road closure is hitting trade, while those evacuated still don't know when they can return home. and the uk's cold and grey spell is finally coming to an end, with much milder weather on the way by the end of this week. temperatures will be will be above average across the country. warmer than greece, in fact, which is in the grip of an unusual cold snap. some eastern areas of the uk could see highs of 16 degrees on friday. that is a big jump from the usual nine degrees for this time of the month, but with low pressure soon to take over, unsettled conditions will follow. i'm sorry to tell you. wind and rain are on the way. that's the news on gb news. i'll be back with you for a full round up at the top of the hour. now though, it's over to michelle. >> for the very l

. >> and elsewhere, we're speaking to a councillor in surrey.s reports emerge, a second sinkhole has opened in the village of godstone. what's going on.7 are these sinkholes growing and multiplying? and when on earth can residents return home? >> and it's revealed that comedy shows are set to be prescribed by the nhs for patients struggling with mental health conditions. we're asking, is comedy the best medicine, or has the nhs become a laughing stock? hahaha. oh, okay. >> we should mention, of course the reform party has changed its structure today. in the last hour or so it's been announced. it's been updated on the companies house website no less. no longer a company limited by shares, majority owned by nigel farage, are now a non—profit, a more regular structure for a political party. >> now, this is what a lot of people have been asking for, isn't it? within the party and supporters of the party saying, you know, this can't just be all owned by one person. it needs to be democratised and things like that. so we're getting stuck into that wi

suffolk and surrey. so that is about, as andrew says, 5.5 million voters.e idea being labour is saying look, look, look, look, look. if you if you vote in these elections in the spring, they're only going to be there for a yean only going to be there for a year, because then we're going to re delineate these particular areas to become. >> unitary authorities, that sort of thing. >> yeah. and we're going to have more mayors. so it's just a waste of time. so just let's not do it. nigel farage is furious about this and quite rightly too, because i don't think people have ever been quite so excited about local council elections as we are this year, quite because it's going to be a real barometer of public opinion and how you feel about labour and how you feel about labour and where you might want to give them a massive shot across the bows. >> it's the first big electoral test of this wretched government of kemi badenoch tory leadership, which, let's be honest, isn't going particularly well. and of reform, which is the party that has momentum. yeah. and people

. >> the second sinkhole in surrey. a major incident declared as a residential road is swallowed up. >> we'll be meeting the man who's just completed the world marathon challenge. seven races on seven continents in just seven days. >> and in sport this morning, will a shadow of the former selves. manchester city limp out of the champions league? darwin nunez misses a sitter of his liverpool draw at aston villa two two. and tiger woods says it's the most embarrassing moment of his career. it's not that bad but we'll find out what it is. >> it's already much milder this morning compared with recent mornings. big changes are arriving across the uk as far as weather is concerned. i'll have the full details in the forecast coming up soon. >> it'sjust coming up soon. >> it's just gone. 6:00 i'm stephen dixon. >> i'm ellie costello and this is gb news breakfast. well, it's lovely to have you back. >> thank you. what a delight to be back. >> oh, did you have a lovely time in scotland? >> yeah. really nice. >> yeah. really nice.

. >> borehole testing is due to take place here in surrey. to find out exactly what caused these giant sinkholes. >> and just in breaking news, amazon have taken full creative control of the james bond franchise. what will that mean for 007.7 shaken or stirred? that's for 007? shaken or stirred? that's all coming up. for you. that's all coming up. for you. that's interesting news, isn't it? i'm so glad we got a picture of roger moore. and it's always my favourite live and let die. but this show is not about martin daubney, although i will mention him a little bit because it's always fun, isn't it? take mickey out of him when he's not here. and it's not about me. it is all about you and your views. and it's really, really simple to join in. important news day today. lots of big stories, but we are going to have some fun as well. so join in and get your comments coming in to gbnews.com/yoursay. but before we get cracking, let's get the news headlines with sam francis. >> dawn, thank you very much, and good afternoon to you from the newsroom. at

people from 30 properties in a surrey village have been evacuated as a sinkhole nearby continues to growming up on business today — the us federal reserve warns could fuel inflation and keep interest rates higherfor longer. mr trump claimed ukraine started the war with russia and that his ukrainian counterpart was a dictator, but voting was legally suspended because of the war. a long time ago to end the war. sir keir starmer spoke to the ukrainian president on wednesday, and stressed the need for everyone to work democratically elected leader. the last few days have shaken international talks between us and russian officials this week, ukraine wasn't invited. at a conference in florida. he's pretty easy, pretty easy. to have a country left. in the wrong direction. in the meantime, we're successfully negotiating an end speaking to reporters on board air force one, is negotiating in good faith. in a phone call with mr zelensky last night, prime minister sir keir starmer reaffirmed his support long—lasting peace. in response, president zelensky wrote on x, "we will never forget the respect

a huge sinkhole has swallowed part of a road in surrey, forcing residents in godstone from their homesmajor incident was declared after the collapse on monday night, with a 100 metre cordon still in place. structural experts are assessing the site while engineers have restored water supplies. business owners, though, say the road closure is hitting trade, while those evacuated still don't know when they can return home. and the uk's cold and grey spell is finally coming to an end, with much milder weather on the way by the end of this week. temperatures will be will be above average across the country. warmer than greece, in fact, which is in the grip of an unusual cold snap. some eastern areas of the uk could see highs of 16 degrees on friday. that is a big jump from the usual nine degrees for this time of the month, but with low pressure soon to take over, unsettled conditions will follow. i'm sorry to tell you. wind and rain are on the way. that's the news on gb news. i'll be back with you for a full round up at the top of the hour. now though, it's over to michelle. >> for the very