wakefield became yet another battlefield almost 200 years later during the english civil war, when theian although i confess to you, to always having sympathized with the cavaliers. imran ahmad khan there. well, newcomers to the house of lords also give maiden speeches. john mann became lord mann after 18 years in the commons. lastjuly, he was appointed by the outgoing prime minister theresa may to head a government inquiry on tackling anti semitism. in north london on election day a jewish couple, elderly, who had voted labour their entire lives, who wept at they went into the police station, who sobbed as a voted, ——polling station. who cried as they left that polling station, i have a roll now on anti—semitism, read the independent and as ever i shall work across party, but i will be no bystander in driving out the stench of intolerance from the party that in 1906 my family helped create in the city of leeds, in the streets around here. staying in the lords, two controversial conservative figures took their seats on tuesday. both left the commons at the election last month, but they

everyone" who has supported him.masoe suffered a serious spinal injury in a pre—season game against wakefieldnday with head coach, tony smith has confirmed he will not play again. the former england women's manager mark sampson has had a fa charge dismissed over the alleged use of racist language. sampson is now a coach at stevenage. an independent comission has found that his case was not proven. manchester united manager, ole gunnar solskjaer says that top goalscorer marcus rashford could be out for at least six weeks with a stress fracture. the england striker, who's scored 19 goals this season, had to go off with a back injury during their fa cup win against wolves last week. gary neville says the club should sack chief executive ed woodward. the former manchester united right back thinks he's overseen the club's decline, despite the premier league side having one of the largest wage bills in the world. to the nfl, as for the first time in 50 years, kansas city chiefs will be in the superbowl. it's after they beat the tennessee titans 35 points to 2a to clinch the afc championship. they'l

"signs of improvement" after sustaining a serious spinal injury in a pre—season friendly against wakefieldrday. the samoa international is "awake and alert" after having surgery overnight. rob burrow made an emotional 5 minute appearance for leeds rhinos yesterday. it was a sell—out at headingly for the match against bradford, a fundraiser for motor neurone disease research. burrowwas dignosed with the condition last year. he spoke to my colleague sally nugent a little earlier. the sport isn't the biggest but when something like this happens, rugby league, they all rally round and show support. absolutely unbelievable day i will remember forever. looking at these pictures, this must have been incredibly tough for you to do. it was. it was tough but it was great. my daughter and i took my son one last time whilst. took my son one last time you but it was great. my daughter and i took my son one last time you see you are in the early stages, how do you are in the early stages, how do you feel? my voice makes me looked really poorly but i feel really good so really poorly but i feel really go

catalans are playing huddersfield, but he could play next week, potentially making his debut against wakefieldans dragons.

catalans are playing huddersfield, but he could play next week, potentially making his debut against wakefieldthere will be lots of attention on him and on catalans dragons. that story will rumble on. elsewhere, it will be a hugely poignant season for hull kingston rovers. many are tipping them to struggle on the pitch but all that is put into perspective as they continue to support their player mossy massoy who suffered a serious spinal injury in pre—season. his career is over, but the club and the wider sport will continue to support him in his rehabilitiation. the game of rugby league once more pulling together, as it has done very publicly in recent weeks for superleague legend rob burrow, the former leeds rhinos player, after his moror neurone disease diagnosis. rhinos will want a big season. they get started on sunday against perrenial superleague underachievers hull. and what about this, tomorrow night — a replay of last seasons grand final, saints against salford. their seasons starting as they finished. there is so much to look forward to. said there will be lots of talking points and

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to the kind of pro—brexit argument and we lost a big part of our traditional vote in places like wakefieldt time since 1931. where does that leave the other candidates because it's a crowded field and some of them have been putting out their pitch, as well, this morning? he's not got the field to himself even on the sunday programmes. five already declared and one more potentially to come, rebecca long—bailey, thought to be a favourite ofjeremy corbyn supporters. it's interesting when you talk about brexit. there is a key dividing line. people are angry at keir starmer and another candidate, emily thornberry, saying they are too attached to the brexit policy which they believe went down really, really badly on the doorstep. another candidate who has been talking is lisa nandy. wigan mp. she does not have that taint of the brexit policy. she was very much in favour of getting brexit done, even though she was a remain supporter. she's been very critical about the way the labour party is run for them here's what she had to say on sky news a few minutes ago. run for them here's what she had to

career—ending", he had to undergo emergency surgery after suffering the injury in a preseason game against wakefieldn. team ineos boss sir dave bra ilsford says chris froome is "craving" a fifth tour de france title as he continues his comeback from serious injury. froome suffered multiple broken bones following a crash on a training ride last year but is now back in training. brailsford has also confirmed 2018 winner geraint thomas and defending champion egan bernal will both ride in this year's tour. that's all the sport for now. hello there. after all the rough weather the wet and windy weather we have had to contend with this week, you will probably be pleased to hear things are about to come down. but not just yet. the things are about to come down. but notjust yet. the earlier satellite picture shows this stripe of cloud which has been bringing outbreaks of rain, shower clouds following behind, you may see this book here. pretty brisk winds are still affecting the far north and north—west of scotland. starting friday morning with temperatures generally between four and nine degrees. as we go t

eu that messed up the message and it meant that people, particularly in the north of england like wakefieldstly, over the last day or so, my major preoccupation has been about a run and trying to stop the british getting embroiled with the americans and getting involved in the war. i think that's right and anybody who aspires to be labour leader will need to deal with issues like this and the fires in australia and the other things going on in the world. let me not to dock your question. i personally think that, andi question. i personally think that, and i said at the time, in shadow cabinet, i wrote tojeremy and made it perfectly clear, as did most of the parliamentary liberal party that to have a general election on one issue would be wrong because if we wa nted issue would be wrong because if we wanted to find out what the british people thought about leaving or remaining in the european union or what we thought of borisjohnson steel, we should have had a referendum. in other words you shouldn't have acquiesced ? referendum. in other words you shouldn't have acquiesced? no, general elec

how life will raise influenced the course of history was the cuban revolution covering this for wakefield castro is a feudal east another coming mr castro into this country change that international revolution became a point when the relationship came to an end the icons of revolution who changed the course of latin american politics. and for del castro face to face on al-jazeera. they're going to run to the top stories on our syria the world health organization is meeting to decide whether to declare the corona virus outbreak a global emergency $170.00 people are now known to have died from the virus in china with nearly 8000 people infected is. a battle over whether witnesses will be called in president trumps impeachment trial is continuing his question and answer session is being overshadowed by the possibility of potentially explosive evidence in this format national security adviser. 21 people have been killed in air strikes on 2 villages in syria's rebel held in libya province a hospital was among the buildings hit hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced by the russian

that is an example of wakefield this morning. a bit of cloud in the sky. central and southern scotland. a bit of snow on higher ground. temperature is not quite as low as they were yesterday. about 8-12. low as they were yesterday. about 8—12. some outbreaks of rain tonight in scotland, clouding over and there will be missed and fog into tomorrow morning. a fairly mild start compared to recent morning. a frost free and ice free start to thursday with rain still in scotland. a bit of rain at times in southern areas of rain at times in southern areas of england and south wales in the morning. still quite cloudy. a mile day, temperatures 10—13. you're watching bbc newsroom live, it's11am, and these are the main stories this morning: british citizens flown from wuhan in china will be put into quarantine for two weeks when they return to the uk as a precaution against the spread of the coronavirus. it comes as british airways suspends all but essential flights to and from mainland china following advice from the foreign office. after years of delays and cancell

i'm also head of research for cushman and wakefield in northern california, so my job is to track theetail and commercial real estate markets across the region. and i'm also a resident of the castro. so first from andrea, speaking for andrea, executive director for the castro community benefit district. i'm here today to share the cbd strong support for the project. sterling bank is a good neighbor with a strong history of giving back to the community. they're proposing a move next door to the current space. the cbd understands that this move puts them this corner over the limit, however, we also understand this is the planning commission's role to consider the realities on the ground. and sometimes a variety of department recommendations. we're asking you to do this. the castro is suffering from commercial vacancievacancies. not allowing sterling to move into the spot will cause a vacancy at this visible corner. it will add to 15th and cheyenne sanchez, another visible vacancy. this space is large and the restaurants are trending toward fast casual and smaller spaces. several restaur

i'm also head of research for cushman and wakefield in northern california, so my job is to track theetail and commercial real estate markets across the region. and i'm also a resident of the castro. so first from andrea, speaking for andrea, executive director for the castro community benefit district. i'm here today to share the cbd strong support for the project. sterling bank is a good neighbor with a strong history of giving back to the community. they're proposing a move next door to the current space. the cbd understands that this move puts them this corner over the limit, however, we also understand this is the planning commission's role to consider the realities on the ground. and sometimes a variety of department recommendations. we're asking you to do this. the castro is suffering from commercial vacancievacancies. not allowing sterling to move into the spot will cause a vacancy at this visible corner. it will add to 15th and cheyenne sanchez, another visible vacancy. this space is large and the restaurants are trending toward fast casual and smaller spaces. several restaur

he has been shifted from intensive care into wakefield. the national spinal centre there. that you mentioned earlier, but he has got a long way to go, he and his family were overwhelmed by the love that has been given. he thoroughly deserves it. you mentioned the support and donations, it is over £24,000 that has been raised already. just how important is that money to him right now?m is that money to him right now?m is going to be important for now. it is going to be important for now. it is going to be important for now. it is going to be important for the future. he has got some family that have been flown over from australia, where he... family from various parts of the world. it is also for his children and his children‘s future. we are not to know how long this is going to take. it is going to ta ke this is going to take. it is going to take time. we are all hopeful it is going to be a speedy recovery. but what the recovery means, we are not sure. he has got young children and a young one on the way. he is going to need support and we are not sure about where he is g