ben boulos has been at a garden centre near warrington where the decorations have been up and on salegetting in the festive spirit, even though it is early november, but how could we not in this winter wonderland just near warrington? this garden centre, the staff say here that they have been very busy, they have people already coming through the doors buying christmas decorations and the like. you make something individual and unique to yourself. you can make something for your family members and friends and you can keep it year in, year out, so it saves you money. thank you. as you some of these miniature models, the level of detail is quite extraordinary. someone else i want to introduce you to, we have tracy over here who recently opened a year—round christmas shop in congleton. about christmas and summer and the autumn? yes, i think they do. opening the shop as shown that it has. they can get things for christmas throughout the year, spread the cost. then at christmas they can sit back and enjoy it, spend more money on the food and drink. tracy, thank you. one more person that yo

we are in this winter wonderland in warrington. they have .ot wonderland in warrington._ spread the purchases out and get those decorations bought earlier than perhaps they did last year. many— than perhaps they did last year. many saying they will have less to spend _ many saying they will have less to spend and — many saying they will have less to spend and they will have to cut back compared _ spend and they will have to cut back compared to what they spent last christmas. more details later. first. — christmas. more details later. first. then— christmas. more details later. first, then news where you are. good morning, i'm asad ahmad. climate protestors have vowed to carry on their campaign of disruption even after 35 of them were arrested for closing sections of the m25 this time yesterday. thousands of drivers were delayed for hours when activists climbed onto gantries. they had to be removed by police officers using special equipment. sections through london, surrey and kent were all affected. a new national day of remembrance has been called for by relatives of t

we have sam who is involved in and workshops in warrington. what the iorkshops in warrington.deed. as we go past, we can have a look at some of these miniature models, the level of detail is quite extraordinary. someone else i want to speak to is someone else ! want te speak: te is recently opened someone else l wont to speak: to is recently opened a 7-9; eel-z; fee�*s—eels; fr;*;4 : , christmas 77 christmas shop in year—round christmas shop in congleton. do want to congleton. do people really want to be thinking that christmas the berthinking thatechristmasa—in the �* and autumn? bethinking that—christmaseinthe - and autumn?— tie—thinking that—christmasi. - ~ and autumn? . , summer and autumn? yes, i think they do. summer and autumn? yes, i think they do- opening — summer and autumn? yes, i think they do- opening the _ summer and autumn? yes, i think they do. opening the shop _ summer and autumn? yes, i think they do. opening the shop has _ summer and autumn? yes, i think they do. opening the shop has shown - do. opening the shop has shown that they have they can spread the t

wanted to mention with y'all stalling the solution that the for the 15, some of the guess what warrington, with mostly sheila, such a leno, i'm sorry my dear justine, what storm might have got on until everyone else wishes to pick up to it. but the most mature asked about national front. ah, but it's your mother customers, cars. double click to rot. absolutely. yes, cars double clicked. you would have battleship was bullet beat you destroy my bill . is it on the ear just is nick was here the but of woodson? the singing? yup. a pile of space can on usually the but would somehow from us they had to know shout mr francois modem. ah, which did not some good to won't be able to put towards just didn't have a lot, but those are going to dom mosca said lot say is neela or francois initial shorter one. you're not that the kicker, the dot mitchell. i am a bit as odd so you want me to pop off speed. skip it. almost all just to kill. you could have danced. underwear and you what? the li console. the song was also some some shall i give. which does she layton on the villa found a young. mm hm. but i'

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warrington financially. not want an says, we do not want an independence scotland. and moira said sturgeon resign. she has ruined our country on 75% of you so far. on our twitter poll saying that you agree with the decision. morning. not only that, you do not want our glorious to be divided and i have to say i think that i agree . now, moving on we are now going i'm delighted to say over to qatar, to the world cup. i just love this these items least because the pictures are just so glorious out there in the sunshine. qatar served at one of the biggest shocks in football history yesterday as saudi arabia beat argentina two one. meanwhile spain, germany and belgium are all hoping to make a better start when they later today. so paul hawkins you all that info there he is in on shine ibiza gorgeous pictures is the atmosphere still as good as it was yesterday paul yeah. i'll tell you what, it cranked up a notch yesterday when saudi arabia beat argentina. the reverberations of that are still being felt . saudi fan

nina's at a cafe in warrington market for us this morning with all the details.itional things like a fishmonger, butcher, but you can also get yourself a snazzy coffee and maybe a weekend slice of banana cake if you wish. it is a big week for the economy, i keep saying that, and that is because it has been an incredibly turbulent period. this is where we find out the government plans to help the slow move towards growth. thursday, the plan is that he will stand up in parliament and deliver the autumn statement. that is where the chancellor sets out plans for budgets for hospitals, schools and also taxation, benefits, pensions, we will find out what the plan is. why is this autumn statement being what said leslie? it has been incredibly difficult time for the economy. as part of those i would drink decisions the chancellor has described, we know that he expects to make cuts of £35 billion. we also know that he intends to raise taxes more or less for everyone, he says, as part of a plan to raise £20 billion. before that on wednesday we get the latest update on infl

but i would say regularly i'm stuck in warrington for a good hour or so, or i have to get a taxi.xhausting — it's absolutely exhausting to constantly have to look at the train times every single day and hope beyond hope that it's not... i'm not going to be stranded anywhere. financially — oh! it's a lot because you're coming to work to make money and then you spend literally more than your day's wage on getting home. and it's exhausting. in the year up to the 12th of november, 3.8% of britain's trains have been cancelled — that's the highest since these records began eight years ago. avanti west coast had the highest proportion of cancellations at 8%. govia thameslink — which runs southern, thameslink, great northern, and gatwick express — was second at 6.5%. next, transpennine at 5.8%. those stats include problems caused by infrastructure or weather, but not strike days, or trains cancelled in advance. train companies have apologised for disruption. avanti and transpennine say they've had lots of staff off sick, and a backlog of drivers training. govia thameslink said the long—te

if the chancellor is watching, we will be in warrington finding out what people at the market want to

she went diane from warrington said no, no, no, we do not want this traitor back.aid, should be said, no way, this should be allowed the uk. of allowed back to the uk. so of course human lawyers course human rights lawyers should totally ashamed of should be totally ashamed of themselves. on themselves. you know, sitting on themselves. you know, sitting on the on this. but like the fence on this. but like i say, i just wonder whether our angeris say, i just wonder whether our anger is directed the right anger is directed at the right person. maybe there are other people should be looking people that we should be looking out this sort of out to solve this sort of situation. now harry and situation. now prince harry and meghan are to be given a ripple of hope award in america it's awarded from the robert f kennedy human rights foundation who say that the couple took a heroic stand to oppose stroke through racism in the monarchy a previous recipient recipient of the award include desmond tutu and barack obama . amy oh harry and barack obama. amy oh harry and barack ob

you are | captain of warrington wolves. yes, and when we _ captain of warrington wolves.ralympics and the world cups, so this is a new one and a first world cup you've been out, so how important is this going forward? first and foremost, putting on the jersey— first and foremost, putting on the jersey is— first and foremost, putting on the jersey is massive and i was back in london _ jersey is massive and i was back in london in — jersey is massive and i was back in london in 2012 and and i think it's great _ london in 2012 and and i think it's great for— london in 2012 and and i think it's great for maybe someone like myself who has _ great for maybe someone like myself who has been in the paralympics to show— who has been in the paralympics to show the _ who has been in the paralympics to show the sport is a really top—class, world—class sport, but for the _ top—class, world—class sport, but for the next — top—class, world—class sport, but for the next generation can look up to the _ for the next generation can look up to the likes — for the next generation can look up

but i would say regularly i'm stuck in warrington for a good hour or so, or i have to get a taxi.tantly have to look at the train times every single day and hope beyond hope that it's not... i'm not going to be stranded anywhere. financially — oh! it's a lot because you're coming to work to make money and then you spend literally more than your day's wage on getting home. and it's exhausting. in the year up to the 12th of november, 3.8% of britain's trains have been cancelled — that's the highest since these records began eight years ago. avanti west coast had the highest proportion of cancellations at 8%. govia thameslink — which runs southern, thameslink, great northern, and gatwick express — was second at 6.5%. next, transpennine at 5.8%. those stats include problems caused by infrastructure or weather, but not strike days, or trains cancelled in advance. train companies have apologised for disruption. avanti and transpennine say they've had lots of staff off sick, and a backlog of drivers training. govia thameslink said the long—term effect of the pandemic and staff sickness h

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