the reaction from chhaya and vinay�*s village was far from unique to west sussex.e was a problem, or that you'd been accused of something? when the police knocked on my door. really? so, you didn't know nothing was wrong? no, no. and theyjust came and knocked on your door? yeah, yeah, on my birthday. it was your birthday? yeah. and what was that like? horrendous. i'd never been in trouble with the police in me life. her story hit the headlines. that was the first one that went in the paper, which — i didn't look after that one, any that was shown to us. "worker alleged to have preyed on the elderly." wow. look at that for a title. yeah. mm—hm. "p0 clerk denies stealing money." "post office clerk on trial over bills." "worker alleged to have preyed on elderly." yeah. see, that headline... mm—hm. ..you know, with your photo. after an eight—day trial, stephanie was acquitted and the judge said she could leave court without a stain on her character. i should've been happy at that point that i got found not guilty. i got not guilty, not guilty all the way — all 17 count

and rachel reeves binned plans for a bypass in arundel in west sussex, a road tunnel near stonehengevidual projects to be assessed through her review. if we cannot afford it, we cannot do it. sitting opposite, quietly seething, the man who used to do herjob. jeremy hunt claimed the chancellor had made a big mistake. that great office of state depends more than any on trust... in her first big moment, she breaks that trust with an utterly bogus attempt to hoodwink the public about the choices she has. over 50 times in the election, they told us they had no plans to raise taxes. now, in a u—turn that will forever shame this labour government, she is laying the ground to break her word. and there was this from the liberal democrats. will the chancellor agree - with me that it would be unfair to ask working people to pick up the tab a second time - after they've already . suffered through years of painful tax rises? and that is where the argument goes next. rachel reeves insists the main rates of income tax, vat and national insurance won't change. as for other taxes, it does look like s

and rachel reeves binned plans for a bypass in arundel in west sussex, a road tunnel near stonehenge. if we cannot afford it, we cannot do it. sitting opposite, quietly seething, the man who used to do herjob. jeremy hunt claimed the chancellor had made a big mistake. that great office of state depends more than any on trust. yet in her first big moment, she breaks that trust with an utterly bogus attempt to hoodwink the public about the choices she has. over 50 times in the election, they told us they had no plans to raise taxes. now, in a u—turn that will forever shame this labour government, she is laying the ground to break her word. and the liberal democrats wanted to talk tax too. will the chancellor agree with me that it would be unfair to ask - working people to pick up the tab i a second time after they've already suffered through years of painful tax rises? i "yes", rachel reeves insisted, which left me wanting to ask a simple question. can you be straight with people tonight and say that you will be putting up taxes for some in the autumn? i don't want to increase taxes on

and rachel reeves binned plans for a bypass in arundel in west sussex, a road tunnel near stonehengesaving £85 million next year, with individual projects to be assessed through her review. if we cannot afford it, we cannot do it. sitting opposite, quietly seething, the man who used to do herjob. jeremy hunt claimed the chancellor had made a big mistake. that great office of state depends more than any on trust. yet in her first big moment, she breaks that trust with an utterly bogus attempt to hoodwink the public about the choices she has. over 50 times in the election, they told us they had no plans to raise taxes. now, in a u—turn that will forever shame this labour government, she is laying the ground to break her word. and there was this from the liberal democrats. will the chancellor agree with me that it would be unfair to ask - working people to pick up the tab i a second time after they've already suffered through years of painful tax rises? i and that is where the argument goes next. rachel reeves insists the main rates of income tax, vat and national insurance won't change

and rachel reeves binned plans for a bypass in arundel in west sussex, a road tunnel near stonehengeo it. sitting opposite, quietly seething, the man who used to do herjob. jeremy hunt claimed the chancellor had made a big mistake. that great office of state depends more than any on trust. yet in her first big moment, she breaks that trust with an utterly bogus attempt to hoodwink the public about the choices she has. over 50 times in the election, they told us they had no plans to raise taxes. now, in a u—turn that will forever shame this labour government, she is laying the ground to break her word. and the liberal democrats wanted to talk tax too. will the chancellor agree with me that it would be unfair to ask i working people to pick up the tab i a second time after they've already suffered through years of painful tax rises? i "yes", rachel reeves insisted, which left me wanting to ask a simple question. can you be straight with people tonight and say that you will be putting up taxes for some in the autumn? i don't want to increase taxes on working people and our commitment no

and rachel reeves binned plans for a bypass in arundel in west sussex, a road tunnel near stonehengeext year, with individual projects to be assessed through her review. if we cannot afford it, we cannot do it. sitting opposite, quietly seething, the man who used to do herjob. jeremy hunt claimed the chancellor had made a big mistake. that great office of state depends more than any on trust... in her first big moment, she breaks that trust with an utterly bogus attempt to hoodwink the public about the choices she has. over 50 times in the election, they told us they had no plans to raise taxes. now, in a u—turn that will forever shame this labour government, she is laying the ground to break her word. and there was this from the liberal democrats. will the chancellor agree with me that it would be unfair to ask - working people to pick up the tab | a second time after they already| suffered through years of painful tax rises? i and that is where the argument goes next. rachel reeves insists the main rates of income tax, vat and national insurance won't change. as for other taxes, it

both sussex police and west sussex trading standards have recently warned people to do their researchke them to task for those actions. gatwick airport stressed that it has no relationship to drive park and fly or galaxy parking limited. the challenge we have is that they are able to operate on and at gatwick because they're not breaking any of our bylaws. just be extra careful when you're looking on these comparison websites at the providers that are on there and just do extra research. so just check things like the contact details — you know, have they got independent reviews on the likes of trustpilot? and just go that layer deeper to make sure that what you're booking is fully trustworthy. i've just been to visit a known address for galaxy parking. they weren't operating at that site any longer. however, there were some other meet—and—greet operators using that site. they deny any link to galaxy parking. despite promises of reimbursements, neither kim, natasha, leon nor richard have received a penny back. it had cost me over £350 to get my car back. so we ended up having to pay th

both sussex police and west sussex trading standards have recently warned people to do their research the intelligence we're receiving from customers and analysing that information to work out how have we got any criminal offences? if we can demonstrate this as a constant pattern by the business, then we can look at those offences and take them to task for those actions. gatwick airport stressed that it has no relationship to drive park and fly or galaxy parking limited. the challenge we have is that they are able to operate on and at gatwick because they're not breaking any of our bylaws. just be extra careful, when you're looking on these comparison websites at the providers that are on there and just do extra research. so just check things like the contact details — you know, have they got independent reviews on the likes of trustpilot? and just go that layer deeper to make sure that what you're booking is fully trustworthy. i've just been to visit a known address for galaxy parking. they weren't operating at that site any longer. however, there was some other meet—and—greet operat

that's where i'm from in west sussex, is a town with some of the least green space in england. yet they are still trying to build this massive housing development down there. horrible new build estates made of mdf and plywood, no character whatsoever . so i'm no character whatsoever. so i'm not ashamed of being a nimby. i'll keep saying it. >> okay, the king and queen are on the second day of their tour of the channel islands, but their visit to jersey was cut cut short yesterday due to a security alert. >> our royal correspondent cameron walker has the story. >> what happened , the moments >> what happened, the moments the queen was hastily ushered to safety following a security alert in jersey's capital, saint heuen >> she and her husband king charles, forced to cut short an engagement showcasing the island's industries and net zero targets in an open air location. royal sources have now confirmed . royal sources have now confirmed. after every precaution was taken, which appears to include taking cover in a nearby hotel . taking cover in a nearby hotel. the small issue of co

very lacklustre, horrible looking new build housing estate that's being erected near my home in west sussexo be fair, the majority of people agreed with me 2000 likes, 600 comments. there were a few comments though, which said a home is a home. just be grateful we need more houses. and my response to that bev, is what's happened to the aspiration of our nation? are we happy with any old tap cheap developers whacking up these homes made of cardboard? i've slept in a few new builds. if you're sleeping upstairs, you can hear a conversation in the kitchen downstairs. there's no greenery, no provisions for parking, and a lot of the time, no local schools, no decent roads surrounding the area, no gp's hospitals. is this the best we can do? no. do we want to see our countryside bulldozed to the ground in replacement of these things? >> the thing is, i have to admit i've got a dog in this fight, right? my other half works for a company that builds eco friendly houses like the most green positive houses in the country. and although sometimes we're a little bit early about the eco zealotry, one thing

ray >> well, the general consensus here in crawley in west sussex is that this decision by presidentdential nominee for all the democrats means that they have more of a chance now in this upcoming election. a lot of people here saying that they felt that joe biden was simply too to old run. they were concerned by his apparent cognitive decline, his general health and wellbeing. the views range from some people saying that the world will be a better place without him. to others who say that, it's a shame because they believe that he was a real force for good, but yet still here in crawley. a lot of question marks over kamala harris . a lot of people don't harris. a lot of people don't really know who she is or don't know what her platforms are. however, they're they're glad that she's younger. she's 59 years of age. she's a woman of colour, she's asian american. she's black heritage as well. excuse me, sir, and they are saying that those are both good factors to play off against donald trump, factors to play off against donald trump , who, of course, is donald trump, who, of course, i

west, for example in parts of cornwall. not looking bad at all in bude earlier today, with plenty of sunshine. through this afternoon across southern coastal counties from devon towards sussexr two thunderstorms are possible here. temperatures up to 20 or so towards parts of cornwall, but otherwise it's a cool day, particularly so around some of these eastern areas of england, eastern scotland. 14 in aberdeen. the average at this time of the year is 18, so you can feel yourself short—changed once again in terms of the weather. during this evening and overnight, that area of low pressure remains very slow moving in the north sea. it will be bringing further pulses of rain to eastern scotland, eastern areas of england, maybe a few patches getting across the pennines at times, as well. temperatures, for the most part staying into double figures on account of all the cloud that will continue to be in the skies. sunday's forecast, then. the same area of low pressure continues to bring wet weather to parts of eastern england. the rain probably turning a bit patchier into aberdeenshire. we'll probably see some breaks in the cloud through the central belt of scotland, so a brighter

west, for example in parts of cornwall. not looking bad at all in bude earlier today, with plenty of sunshine. through this afternoon across southern coastal counties from devon towards sussex thunderstorms are possible here. temperatures up to 20 or so towards parts of cornwall, but otherwise it's a cool day, particularly so around some of these eastern areas of england, eastern scotland. 14 in aberdeen. the average at this time of the year is 18, so you can feel yourself short—changed once again in terms of the weather. during this evening and overnight, that area of low pressure remains very slow moving in the north sea. it will be bringing further pulses of rain to eastern scotland, eastern areas of england, maybe a few patches getting across the pennines at times, as well. temperatures, for the most part staying into double figures on account of all the cloud that will continue to be in the skies. sunday's forecast, then. the same area of low pressure continues to bring wet weather to parts of eastern england. the rain probably turning a bit patchier into aberdeenshire. we'll probably see some breaks in the cloud through the central belt of scotland, so a brighter day

west for example in parts of cornwall. not looking bad at all in viewed earlier. earlier today plenty of sunshine. through this afternoon across southern counties from devon to sussexern areas of eastern scotland to 14 eastern areas of eastern scotland to 1a in aberdeen. the average this time of year is 18, so you can seal feel yourself short changed. during this evening and overnight that area of low pressure. maybe a few patches getting over the pennines. temperatures over the most part saying into double figures. sunday forecast an area of low pressure continues to bring wet weather to parts of eastern england. stay... a brighter day in central scotland with some sunshine. sunshine develops over parts of southern england, probably some breaks in the cloud for northern england. when we see the july cloud for northern england. when we see thejuly sunshine comes out cloud for northern england. when we see the july sunshine comes out that lifts the temperatures into the high teens and can will feel quite pleasant. 0nto monday that area of low pressure moves into the south—west. some heavy rain with some thunder mixed in an subsurface water to watch out for. and with

west, for example in parts of cornwall. not looking bad at all in bude earlier today, with plenty of sunshine. through this afternoon across southern coastal counties from devon towards sussexr so towards parts of cornwall, but otherwise it's a cool day, particularly so around some of these eastern areas of england, eastern scotland. 14 in aberdeen. the average at this time of the year is 18, so you can feel yourself short—changed once again in terms of the weather. during this evening and overnight, that area of low pressure remains very slow moving in the north sea. it will be bringing further pulses of rain to eastern scotland, eastern areas of england, maybe a few patches getting across the pennines at times, as well. temperatures, for the most part staying into double figures on account of all the cloud that will continue to be in the skies. sunday's forecast, then. the same area of low pressure continues to bring wet weather to parts of eastern england. the rain probably turning a bit patchier into aberdeenshire. we'll probably see some breaks in the cloud through the central belt of scotland, so a brighter day here, probably, with some sunshine. sunshine develops acr

west, for example in parts of cornwall. not looking bad at all imbued earlier today with plenty of sunshine. this afternoon across southern coastal counties, from devon to sussexome of these eastern areas of england, eastern scotland, 1a in aberdeen, while the average this time of year is 18, so you can feel yourself short short changed again in terms of the weather. this evening and overnight that area of low pressure remains very slow moving in the north sea, bringing further pulses of rain to eastern scotland and eastern areas of england, maybe be a few patches getting across the pennines at times as well. temperatures mostly staying in double figures on account of the cloud that will continue to be in the skies. sunday's forecast, same area of low pressure continues to bring wet weather to east england, the rain probably turning patriot to aberdeenshire and probably some breaks in the cloud through the central belt of scotland, so a brighter day here probably was some sunshine. sunshine develops across parts of southern england, southern wales and probably some breaks in the cloud for northern ireland as well. where we see the sunshine coming out, that lif