the body of a baby girl has been found in a west yorkshire pub toilet, police have confirmed.ed to the three horseshoes pub in 0ulton, near rothwell on sunday. police described it as a "traumatic incident" and are urging the newborn�*s mother to seek "urgent" medical help. west yorkshire police said: "we are urgently appealing for the mother of the baby "girl to contact us." one person has died after being hit by a bus outside victoria bus station in central london. the bus station is closed. the railway station is not affected. nine days of industrial action by train drivers in the aslef union are getting under way — starting with an overtime ban. from tuesday, there will be strikes affecting 12 rail companies on different days over the course of a week. the walk—outs are part of the long—running dispute over pay and conditions. you're live with bbc news. live pictures from france. hundreds of french farmers converging at points around the outskirts of paris, this has been going on for a few days, continuing protests by these farmers. they are upset about their falling these

for emergency staff in west yorkshire dealing with stabbings is not unusual.machete. he's told staff he doesn't know who is responsible. we're seeing it increasingly now that young people are advising us that they don't know the assailants. and although it's not that we don't believe them, but sometimes we wonder whether actually they do and they're scared to tell us who these people actually are. these medics are probably the ones getting the clearest picture on what's really happening with knife crime and how it may be changing over time. most of them are machete wounds. it's a large single blade knife, which is quite heavy on its own, is what people seem to be using now. normal knife would be, it's a small blade, it wouldn't go deep into the organ. with the machete, it's much larger. because of the weapon, the kind of injuries we get are much different. the kind of injuries we get the the kind of injuries we get bbc spent three way ca the the bbc spent three way cairns at the lgi and saw the aftermath attacks on each of those weekends —— three weekends. i f

the body of a baby girl has been found in a west yorkshire pub toilet, police have confirmed.horseshoes pub in oulton, near rothwell on sunday. police described it as a "traumatic incident" and are urging the newborn�*s mother to seek "urgent" medical help. detective chief inspector james entwistle, from west yorkshire police, said: "we are urgently appealing for the mother of the baby "girl to contact us." thousands of spectators filled mexico city's bullfighting arena last night for the first fight there in almost two years, after the supreme court overturned a suspension of the practice in the capital. earlier a judge had ordered the indefinite suspension of the practice — which dates back to the 16th century in mexico — agreeing with animal rights activists. japan says its moon lander, which was shut down due to a solar panel malfunction, is now working again. the probe, illustrated here by computer generated images, has begun to explore the moon and is already sending back images of its surroundings. you're live with bbc news. there's been a substantial rise in the number

for emergency staff in west yorkshire, dealing with stabbings is not unusual.e as it once was. tonight, a 1a—year—old has come in with injuries possibly inflicted with a machete. the wounds are not too deep, but he does have a fracture on his leg. he's told staff he doesn't know who is responsible. we're seeing increasingly now that young people are advising us that they don't know the assailants. and although it's not that we don't believe them, but sometimes we wonder whether actually they do, but they're scared to tell us who these people actually are. these medics are probably the ones getting the clearest picture on what's really happening with knife crime and how it may be changing over time. most of them are machete crimes. it's a large single blade knife, which is quite heavy on its own, is what people seem to be using now. medical trauma? it's now friday night and there's an alert about a stabbing, this time in pontefract. ricky was stabbed in the stomach during a night out. after an operation to close the wound, the next day, he's recovering on a hosp

for emergency staff in west yorkshire, dealing with stabbings is not unusual.s come in with injuries possibly inflicted with a machete. the wounds are not too deep, but he does have a fracture on his leg. he's told staff he doesn't know who is responsible. we're seeing increasingly now that young people are advising us that they don't know the assailants. and although it's not that we don't believe them, but sometimes we wonder whether actually they do, but they're scared to tell us who these people actually are. these medics are probably the ones getting the clearest picture on what's really happening with knife crime and how it may be changing over time. most of them are machete crimes. it's a large single blade knife, which is quite heavy on its own, is what people seem to be using now. medical trauma? it's now friday night and there's an alert about a stabbing, this time in pontefract. ricky was stabbed in the stomach on a night out. after an operation to close the wound, the next day, he's recovering on a hospital ward. i weren't in pain, but the adrenalin

i run a post office in hightown liversedge, west yorkshire, until i was suspended in 2010 of a shortfallfalse accounting charge, but it was overturned three years ago. that's it. we'll give you time as the programme goes on. my name is mohammed rasul. i worked for the post office for 27 years, and then i was convicted of false accounting. i had to wear a tag for three months and had a suspended sentence for 12 months. i have carried the shame ever since. i refuse to carry it any longer. my name isjanet skinner. i worked for the post office - from 1994 until i was suspended in 2006 for shortfall of £59,000. i i was given a nine—month custodiall sentence, so three months in prison and the rest on home curfew. it's affected everything i of my life going forward for the past 16 years. my name is scott darlington. i ran alderley edge post office for four years from 2005. i was suspended in 2009, convicted in 2010. i couldn't get a job for three and a half years after that. i couldn't afford to pay for my daughter's school uniform. i suffered awful stigma and embarrassment and financial distre

the body of a baby girl has been found in a pub toilet in west yorkshire.rnoon. our north of england correspondent danny savagejoins us from outside the pub now. it is such terrible circumstances. what more can you tell us? the olice what more can you tell us? the police are _ what more can you tell us? the police are tracked _ what more can you tell us? tie: police are tracked describing this as a tragic accident, incident, which happened when they were cold here at about a quarter to five yesterday afternoon, to the three horseshoes pub behind me, busy with customers. emergency services were called after the body of a newborn baby girl was found in the toilets here. they couldn't do anything to save her life and the police operation was to try and trace the mother of that newborn child. they are appealing to her to contact medical services urgently because she may need medical assistance herself. detectives are also saying if she can't bring herself to contact the police then perhaps podiatry services at one of the local hospitals around here. let the sta

i run a post office in hightown liversedge, west yorkshire, until i was suspended in 2010 of a shortfallrs ago. that's it. we'll give you time as the programme goes on. my name is mohammed rasul. i worked for the post office for 27 years, and then i was convicted of false accounting. i had to wear a tag for three months and had a suspended sentence for 12 months. i have carried the shame ever since. i refuse to carry it any longer. my name isjanet skinner. i worked for the post office - from 1994 until i was suspended in 2006 for shortfall of £59,000. i i was given a nine—month custodiall sentence, so three months in prison and the rest on home curfew. it's affected everything i of my life going forward for the past 16 years. my name is scott darlington. i ran alderley edge post office for four years from 2005. i was suspended in 2009, convicted in 2010. i couldn't get a job for three and a half years after that. i couldn't afford to pay for my daughter's school uniform. i suffered awful stigma and embarrassment and financial distress ever since. and i'm glad that things have come to a h

some breaking news coming from west yorkshire police, who are urgently appealing to the mother of a newbornmedical help. their priority is to ensure the welfare of the mother. emergency services attended at the three horseshoe public house in alton yesterday afternoon following the discovery of afternoon following the discovery of a newborn baby girl in the toilet area who was tragically confirmed as deceased by paramedics. an investigation is ongoing but they are urgently appealing for the mother of that newborn baby found deadin mother of that newborn baby found dead in a pub in alton yesterday, to contact them or seek medical help. to india now, where a different kind of impact is being felt from the conflict in the middle east. as thousands of men, desperate for secure jobs, have been going to recruitment centres to sign up for work in israel. in a treaty signed last year, india s government promised to send more than 40,000 workers to help plug shortfalls in the construction industry. archana shukla reports. braving a frosty winter morning, thousands gather at this government recruitme

dci james entwistle of west yorkshire police, said: "this is a tragic incident and we are urgently appealing for the mother of the baby girl to contact us or seek medical help as she has been through an extremely traumatic ordeal and could well need treatment herself." rishi sunak is to announce plans to ban the sale of disposable vapes across the uk. the idea is to make the products less attractive to children but manufacturers say that e—cigarettes can help people quit smoking. i spoke to andrej kuttruf, who is the chief executive and co—founder at evapo, who gave us his assessment on the ban. disposables are already banned for kids, yet black—market criminals are selling to kids without any consequences. so now to propose to ban these products for adults would really be an admission by the government that it can't enforce its existing laws and it will not tackle the black—market problem. we have millions of vapers in the country who would be at risk of falling back to smoking and these bans would hand the regulated vaping market to criminals on a silver platter. the roblem criminals on a

the body of a baby girl has been found in a pub toilet in west yorkshire. horseshoes in 0ulton, near rothwell, yesterday afternoon. police believe the baby was stillborn. they have appealed to the mother to come forward and get medical attention. the family of the students and the caretaker killed in the attacks in nottingham last year have called for a public inquiry into their deaths. i9—year—olds barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar and 65—year—old ian coates were all stabbed to death injune. last week, the man who killed them — valdo calocane — was given a hospital order, rather than being jailed for their deaths. navtej johal reports. from feeling powerless to the corridors of power. the families of barnaby webber, grace 0'malley—kumar and ian coates feel let down. today they had the chance to tell those in charge about how they can make amends and tonight they have been meeting with the prime minister and secretaries of state at downing street. ~ . ., ., street. we are grateful for their time and we _ street. we are grateful for their time and we h

the body of a baby girl has been found in a west yorkshire pub toilet.lled to the three horseshoes pub in oulton, near rothwell on sunday. police described it as a "traumatic incident" and are urging the newborn�*s mother to seek "urgent" medical help. one person has died after being hit by a bus outside victoria bus station in central london. reports suggest that a number 13 double decker bus crashed into a passenger shelter at the busy transport hub at terminus place shortly after nine o'clock on monday morning. the bus station is closed while the collision is investigated but the railway station is not affected. mps have called for the one or two—word judgments, used by ofsted to rate schools in england, to be scrapped afterfinding "widespread and deep concern" about how the system works. the education select committee inquiry was commissioned following the suicide of primary headteacher ruth perry. an inquest separately found an ofsted inspection had contributed to her death. you're live with bbc news. catherine, princess of wales has left hospital a

dci james entwistle of west yorkshire police, said: "this is a tragic incident and we are urgently appealingll need treatment herself." rishi sunak is to announce plans to ban the sale of disposable vapes across the uk. the idea is to make the products less attractive to children but manufacturers say that e—cigarettes can help people quit smoking. i spoke to andrej kuttruf, who is the chief executive

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west yorkshire police is concerned for the mother's welfare.ing for help in trying to find her. disposable vapes are set to be banned in britain. the prime minister will announce the crackdown following announce the crackdown following a rise in the number of children using the devices. rishi sunak is also expected to unveil new powers to restrict flavours to make them less appealing to young people . it's understood young people. it's understood the ban will come into force within next year. health within the next year. health secretary victoria atkins says the government wants to create the government wants to create the first smoke free generation . the first smoke free generation. >> none of us think that children should be vaping, and yet the evidence is emerging very quickly that over the last three years, for example , three years, for example, children. the number of children that have taken up vaping has trebled . some 69% of children trebled. some 69% of children use disposable vapes. and not only are they a gateway to nicotine addict

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heaviest, most persistent rain, though, setting up across the hills of south—west scotland, also into parts of cumbria, yorkshirea real risk of flooding. rain will have pushed across all parts, turning a bit drizzly, that rain across the south later and lots of low cloud. very mild but very windy to end the day. and it's into the night where winds will strengthen further. met office amber warning across the north and west scotland. we're expecting some of the greatest impacts and gusts of wind in excess of 80 miles an hour. so let me take you through tuesday night. there's jocelyn passing to the north. the isobars really packing in once the worst of the heavy rains out the way and the winds strengthen right the way through into the start of wednesday morning rush hour, particularly in scotland. those winds will gradually ease there and impacts could still be ongoing. but wednesday, it's almost a repeat of what we saw on monday — a lot more in the way of dry and sunny weather around a few showers in the north and then clouding over across the south with some drizzle in cornwall later in the day. overall, a freshe

heaviest, most persistent rain, though, setting up across the hills of south—west scotland, also into parts of cumbria, yorkshire there's a real risk of flooding. rain will have pushed across all parts, turning a bit drizzly, that rain across the south later and lots of low cloud. very mild but very windy to end the day. and it's into the night where winds will strengthen further. met office amber warning across the north and west scotland. we're expecting some of the greatest impacts and gusts of wind in excess of 80 miles an hour. so let me take you through tuesday night. there's jocelyn passing to the north. the isobars really packing in once the worst of the heavy rains out the way and the winds strengthen right the way through into the start of wednesday morning rush hour, particularly in scotland. those winds will gradually ease there and impacts could still be ongoing. but wednesday, it's almost a repeat of what we saw on monday — a lot more in the way of dry and sunny weather around a few showers in the north and then clouding over across the south with some drizzle in cornwall later in the day. overall,

the west yorkshire town reported the highest property price growth in the uk in 2023, and our yorkshires in huddersfield . anna riley is in huddersfield. hello to you anna. always a pleasure. so what's the secret of the success? what's what's huddersfield doing? so well and why people flocking to buy their i >> -- >> good afternoon martin. well yes it's certainly a boom for huddersfield and a boom for estate agents like we're at today with those property prices increasing here and bucking the national trend that information has come from the halifax house price trends report and homes here in this west yorkshire town went for 8.7% more, meaning that here in huddersfield, the average home now costs £22,000 more than it did a year ago. so the average house price has now gone from £253,000 to £275,000. but in terms . of why that's but in terms. of why that's happened, there is no clear answer. halifax have said that house prices can be swayed by many factors, such as the number of homes for sale , the local job of homes for sale, the local job market and the kinds of services on offer like

philip from west yorkshire, to us was, yorkshire, sent in to us was, there's more chance of me winningone person being sent to rwanda . and person being sent to rwanda. and then philip adds, and i don't play then philip adds, and i don't play the lottery. yeah. so he he doesn't believe it at all. >> and i wanted to ask you about this because i mentioned brexit again . a i'm obsessed with it again. a i'm obsessed with it and b, it just feels so much like that time once again. and then when boris johnson was in then when boris johnson was in the wings , the get brexit done the wings, the get brexit done candidate came to the rescue. he rode in on a white horse and turned that apathy into something positive . that's not something positive. that's not looking like it's going to happen this time. there isn't the same will rishi. so the same will for rishi. so therefore where we see therefore where will we see people at this thinking? people looking at this thinking? no how i vote, nothing no matter how i vote, nothing seems happen. no one seems to seems to happen. no one seems to listen me

phil from west yorkshire won our last one. listen to his reaction when we gave him the news.well congratulations, you've won £10,000. >> oh my god. >> oh my god. >> wow! >> wow! >> for your chance to win £18,000 in tax free cash text gb win to 834902. text cost £2 plus one standard network rate message or post your name and number to gb zero two, po box 8690. derby dh1 nine two. uk only entrants must be 18 or oven only entrants must be 18 or over. lines closed at 5 pm. on friday. the 23rd of february for full terms and privacy notice at gbnews.com. forward slash win. good luck . good luck. >> now more small boat migrants have crossed the channel today , have crossed the channel today, and james cleverly has admitted that the number of asylum seekers sent to rwanda under the government's £240 million scheme could be, quote , quite low. i'm could be, quote, quite low. i'm martin daubney on gb news. britain's news channel . >> in 2024. gb news is britain's election . channel election. channel >> welcome back . it's 327. >> welcome back. it's 327. you're watching or listening to

heaviest, most persistent rain, though, setting up across the hills of south—west scotland, also into parts of cumbria, yorkshire a bit drizzly, that rain across the south later and lots of low cloud. very mild but very windy to end the day. and it's into the night where winds will strengthen further. met office amber warning across the north and west scotland. we're expecting some of the greatest impacts and gusts of wind in excess of 80 miles an hour. so let me take you through tuesday night. there's jocelyn passing to the north. the isobars really packing in once the worst of the heavy rains out the way and the winds strengthen right the way through into the start of wednesday morning rush hour, particularly in scotland. those winds will gradually ease there and impacts could still be ongoing. but wednesday, it's almost a repeat of what we saw on monday — a lot more in the way of dry and sunny weather around a few showers in the north and then clouding over across the south with some drizzle in cornwall later in the day. overall, a fresher day than tuesday. a fresh night, then with a touch of frost in the nor

it's um as homes in the west yorkshire town here went for 8.7% more, meaning that here in huddersfield now costs 22,000 more than it did a year ago. so the average house price has gone from 253,000 to 275,000. but no clear reasons have actually been given emily for the rise. but halifax have said there's a number of reasons that may account for it as to how house prices can be swayed, such as the number of homes for sale, the local job market and the kinds of services that are on offer like public transport, schools and universities. huddersfield is the uk's largest, well universities. huddersfield is the uk's largest , well 11th the uk's largest, well 11th largest town and it's here in west yorkshire. it has got a unique history. it's known for its industrial heritage and its arts scene, as well . and i've arts scene, as well. and i've been out speaking to people here in huddersfield about the boom in huddersfield about the boom in property prices here and what they make of it. >> i think the eu needs a big part of it, but i think i feel sorry for those who can't get properties either

we spend time on a major trauma unit in west yorkshire. as a major retailer shuts, and a national exhibition is suspended. it's tuesday, the 16th of january. our main story. an executive from fujitsu will face public questions today about the company's role in the post office horizon it scandal, which saw hundreds of sub—postmasters falsely accused of theft and fraud. it is the first time a senior representative from the japanese firm will be directly questioned — at both the horizon inquiry and by a committee of mps in parliament. business correspondent emma simpson has the details. i was given a nine—month custodial sentence. i was suspended in 2009, convicted in 2010. until my conviction . was quashed in 2001, my life was left in tatters, - and my customers and villagers thought i was a fraud. just some of the stories from the breakfast sofa last week. and at the heart of this scandal was the horizon it computer system installed and operated by fujitsu. it had problems right from the start. the errors made it look as if money had gone m

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west yorkshire police is concerned for the mother's welfare and is urgently appealing for help in tryinggery, has been discharged from hospital. princess catherine has returned to her home in windsor and is said to be making good progress after the planned operation, which was deemed a success. the 42 year old is not expected to return to official duties until after easter. return to official duties until after easter . the return to official duties until after easter. the prime minister says he's taking strong action to protect children from vaping dunng to protect children from vaping during a school visit in county durham. rishi sunak said he wants to stamp out the habit among young people by banning disposable devices . it's disposable devices. it's understood the ban will come into force within the next year. a public consultation found most people are favour of the people are in favour of the action. it's a long time coming. >> it should have been banned even even made it to even before they even made it to the shelves. we don't know what sort of damage it's doing to the public, es

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