west yorkshire police told this programme: "west yorkshire police safeguarding governance have workedestic abuse, and a history of mental health and suicide as warning markers which should result in a higher risk assessment. bethany was assessed as being at medium risk. just over two weeks before she was killed, bethany contacted police again about paul crowther, who had been reported missing. in a telephone call recorded and handed to the police watchdog, the iopc, she said: "in all honesty, he should have been sectioned a long time ago now. in the last few months, the amount of times i've spoken to the police when he has tried killing himself, the amount of death threats he's made." west yorkshire police told bbc newsnight: "as a result of both the domestic homicide review and the iopc investigation conducted following bethany�*s murder, west yorkshire police has accepted and implemented all recommendations raised through these reports." when bethany�*s killer finally face justice, he was given a manslaughter conviction for diminished responsibility, and thejudge ordered him to be d

i same seat, batley and spen in west yorkshire. ., ,., ., same seat, batley and spen in west yorkshirescribing this as _ yorkshire. i heard someone on the radio describing this as a _ yorkshire. i heard someone on the radio describing this as a turning i radio describing this as a turning point but when my sister was murdered everyone said that was a turning point and we had to do politics differently and worse —— when sir david amess was murdered they said it again. there have been other incidents when people have said that. some are along the line our politics has got pretty messed up. our politics has got pretty messed u -. ~ ., our politics has got pretty messed u -. . ., ., ., ., our politics has got pretty messed u a . ~ ., ., ., ., ., our politics has got pretty messed up. who on earth would want to be an mp, with all — up. who on earth would want to be an mp, with all of — up. who on earth would want to be an mp, with all of this _ up. who on earth would want to be an mp, with all of this happening? - up. who on earth would want to be an mp, with all of this happening? no i mp,

snow, particularly over the peak district and over the pennines too — here's hebden bridge in west yorkshiresnow came over the high ground. but misty, mild conditions further south. plenty of heavy rain, too. you can see that on the radar picturejust piling into the south of england and south wales earlier on through the night. lots of flood alerts in place here. there's the snowfall further north, most of it over the higher ground, but some of the snow towards the south just turning back to sleet and then to rain with that milder feeling air. but still the risk of some travel disruption as we head into friday with an ice risk from northern england northwards and still some falling snow over the very highest peaks as well. the snow riskjust transferring into central southern areas of scotland, too, and some brisk easterly winds. so perhaps some more problems over the higher routes in particular with drifting snow. this is how we're starting off the day on friday. a range of temperatures — below freezing in scotland, but very mild in the south. now as we head through friday, that warm front c

snow, particularly over the peak district and over the pennines too — here's hebden bridge in west yorkshired. but misty, mild conditions further south. plenty of heavy rain, too. you can see that on the radar picturejust piling into the south of england and south wales earlier on through the night. lots of flood alerts in place here. there's the snowfall further north, most of it over the higher ground, but some of the snow towards the south just turning back to sleet and then to rain with that milder feeling air. but still the risk of some travel disruption as we head into friday with an ice risk from northern england northwards and still some falling snow over the very highest peaks as well. the snow riskjust transferring into central southern areas of scotland, too, and some brisk easterly winds. so perhaps some more problems over the higher routes in particular with drifting snow. this is how we're starting off the day on friday. a range of temperatures — below freezing in scotland, but very mild in the south. now as we head through friday, that warm front continues to push its way furt

snow, particularly over the peak district and over the pennines too — here's hebden bridge in west yorkshire but misty, mild conditions further south. plenty of heavy rain, too. you can see that on the radar picture just piling into the south of england and south wales earlier on through the night. lots of flood alerts in place here. there's the snowfall further north, most of it over the high ground, but some of the snow towards the south just turning back to sleet and then to rain with that milder feeling air. but still the risk of some travel disruption as we head into friday with an ice risk from northern england northwards and still some falling snow over the very highest peaks as well. the snow riskjust transferring into central southern areas of scotland, too, and some brisk easterly winds. so perhaps some more problems over the high routes in particular with drifting snow. this is how we're starting off the day on friday. a range of temperatures — below freezing in scotland, but very mild in the south. now as we head through friday, that warm front continues to push its way further n

snow, particularly over the peak district and over the pennines too — here's hebden bridge in west yorkshireild conditions further south. plenty of heavy rain, too. you can see that on the radar picturejust piling into the south of england and south wales earlier on through the night. lots of flood alerts in place here. there's the snowfall further north, most of it over the higher ground, but some of the snow towards the south just turning back to sleet and then to rain with that milder feeling air. but still the risk of some travel disruption as we head into friday, with an ice risk from northern england northwards and still some falling snow over the very highest peaks as well. the snow riskjust transferring into central southern areas of scotland, too, and some brisk easterly winds. so perhaps some more problems over the high routes in particular with drifting snow. this is how we're starting off the day on friday. a range of temperatures — below freezing in scotland, but very mild in the south. now as we head through friday, that warm front continues to push its way further northwards,

tony guise is currently the longest serving secondary school headteacher in calderdale, west yorkshirewho hasn't already taken action. the problem isn't the phones. the problem is what's on the phones. it's the social media and access to social media on the phones that is causing the issue. isn't it a sign that government is making this a priority for you? when i go into school on monday, this isn't going to be on the top of my to do list. finding the next maths teacher, the next science teacher will be. balancing my next budget where school funding has not kept up with inflation. that's on my to do list. wondering which bit of the roof has blown off in the storm or which leaks i'm going to have to patch because of the rain — that'll be on my to do list. but actually, we implemented a mobile phone policy a long time ago. the move is being seen as bringing england in line with other countries, including france and italy. but some will question if it is too little too late. yunus mulla, bbc news. police in papua new guinea say they will use "all necessary force" to quell an outbreak of t

years ago, she became the first black matron in the nhs, at a hospital on this site in ilkley in west yorkshireaternity hospital. caused quite a stir. first black woman and all that, to take charge of any nhs hospital. and i loved the community so much i've not left it. daphne steele died in 2004, having delivered thousands of babies and having become a much—loved member of the local community. in 2002, she was nominated to take part in the queen's jubilee baton relay, ahead of the commonwealth games. i think i've got the legs for it! not only is it an honour because i am from this local community, but i was born in a commonwealth country. and if this is the queen'sjubilee commonwealth games, i think it has come full circle. archive: the empire windrush brings to britain... _ daphne was born in what was then known as british guiana in 1927 and moved to england in 1951 as part of the windrush generation. she trained to become a nurse and then a midwife before landing herjob in ilkley. daphne steele is now the first person to be commemorated with an official blue plaque outside of london. the sch

snow, particularly over the peak district and over the pennines too — here's hebden bridge in west yorkshire the radar picturejust piling into the south of england and south wales earlier on through the night. lots of flood alerts in place here. there's the snowfall further north, most of it over the higher ground, but some of the snow towards the south just turning back to sleet and then to rain with that milder feeling air. but still the risk of some travel disruption as we head into friday, with an ice risk from northern england northwards and still some falling snow over the very highest peaks as well. the snow riskjust transferring into central southern areas of scotland, too, and some brisk easterly winds. so perhaps some more problems over the high routes in particular with drifting snow. this is how we're starting off the day on friday. a range of temperatures — below freezing in scotland, but very mild in the south. now as we head through friday, that warm front continues to push its way further northwards, just dragging in the milderfeeling air. still very brisk easterly winds blow

cox, who died after being shot and stabbed outside a library in her constituency in birstall, west yorkshireof survivors against terror. hello to you and thank you for speaking to us here on bbc news. you more than anyone know the risks that mps can face. just tell us what difference you think this money might make. i think this money will make a difference. it will increase the capacity of the security services to be able to respond. it will increase the ability of mps to have private security where that is needed. obviously, it's incredibly depressing that we have to have this conversation in the first place and that we need to be talking about the mps' that we need to be talking about the mps�* security, people we have elected and chosen to represent us, the idea they should be feeling the threat of intimidation is frankly awful. but i also think that no matter how much money we put behind this problem, that thing that we really need to invest in is a change to our democratic culture, whereby we understand that alongside all of the rights that we get from living in a democracy, the freedo

her sister kim leadbeater is now the mp for the same seat, batley and spen in west yorkshire.dered, people said the same again. and there have been various other incidents when people have said that. i think somewhere along the line our politics has got pretty messed up. who on earth would want to be an mp, with all of this happening? yeah, it is a tough gig, isn�*t it? i ask myself that most days, if i�*m honest, i think many mps do. it�*s a really privileged job, it�*s a really importantjob. it�*s a job where you can really help people. why would you? we do it because we think we can make a difference. you have to think long and hard whether you want to put yourself and your family through the level of risk that comes with the job these days. the prime minister�*s spokesperson said the decision to quit politics by mike freer was deeply depressing — notjust an attack on him but on british democracy. chris mason, bbc news, westminster. in spain, a state of emergency has been declared because of a worsening drought after three years without significant rainfall in catalonia. wa

tony guise is currently the longest serving secondary school headteacher in calderdale, west yorkshireteacher who hasn't already taken action. the problem isn't the phones. the problem is what's on the phones. it's the social media and access to social media on the phones that is causing the issue. isn't it a sign that government is making this a priority for you? when i go into school on monday, this isn't going to be on the top of my to do list. finding the next maths teacher, the next science teacher will be. balancing my next budget where school funding has not kept up with inflation. that's on my to do list. wondering which bit of the roof has blown off in the storm or which leaks i'm going to have to patch because of the rain — that'll be on my to do list. but actually, we implemented a mobile phone policy a long time ago. the move is being seen as bringing england in line with other countries, including france and italy. but some will question if it is too little too late. yunus mulla, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stori

many people will remember this case, that a pc sharon beshenivsky, and on duty west yorkshire policents outside bradford city centre but when she and her colleagues arrived at the scene, three armed men came out and shot her and her colleagues teresa milburn at almost point—blank range. sharon beshenivsky died at the scene, her colleague recovered. the prosecution says seven men were involved in the robbery, three of them in the building, for others acting as lookout and six of them were dry and arrested and are serving prison sentences but the seventh bomb the prosecution says is piran ditta khan who fled to pakistan the following january and was arrested and extradited to the uk last year, hence why he has gone on trial here. he was mercedes car, the prosecution say he organised the organised the robbery, the defendant was organised —— responsible for organising the robbery responsible for firearms being carried organising the robbery responsible forfirearms being carried us with the jury heard today. ewa swoboda a revolt on a reconnaissance mission, the week beforehand, he checked

snow, particularly over the peak district and over the pennines too — here's hebden bridge in west yorkshire on through the night. lots of flood alerts in place here. there's the snowfall further north, most of it over the higher ground, but some of the snow towards the south just turning back to sleet and then to rain with that milder feeling air. but still the risk of some travel disruption as we head into friday, with an ice risk from northern england northwards and still some falling snow over the very highest peaks as well. the snow riskjust transferring into central southern areas of scotland, too, and some brisk easterly winds. so perhaps some more problems over the high routes in particular with drifting snow. this is how we're starting off the day on friday. a range of temperatures — below freezing in scotland, but very mild in the south. now as we head through friday, that warm front continues to push its way further northwards, just dragging in the milderfeeling air. still very brisk easterly winds blowing across eastern scotland, northeast england. this should be falling as rain.

alison hall ran a post office in west yorkshire.hat was overturned three years ago. any bonuses what's being paid to any of them, and even post office limited, they should all be handed back. all of them. every single one of them. they shouldn't get a penny, none of them. they don't deserve it. the former sub—postmaster kevin jones has campaigned for years, and now sits on the board overseeing compensation. they were quite clearly being paid millions of pounds forfailure. but that failure had consequences. it ended up in people's lives being ruined, but also individuals being sent to prison. and that, i think, is something which fujitsu need to explain. paul patterson, david courtley and keith todd declined to comment. duncan tait said he was sorry for the damage done and any role fujitsu played. fujitsu has offered its deepest apologies and says it will make a contribution to compensation for the victims based on the findings of the inquiry. ben king, bbc news. a vigil is being held today to celebrate the life of brianna ghey — exa

we start with another winter wonderland picture from hebden bridge in west yorkshire, the snow will notthis is the radar pictures showing where we had snow today, marked in white of course, most over elevation, the peaks and the pennines, just pushing into southern scotland as we had through tonight. most of the snowfall will be across the hills as we had through tonight, possibly still some travel disruption, gusty winds, drifting snow perhaps, running towards the south. there will be very heavy rain with that milder across england and wales through the first part of the night, pushing northwards, wintriness over the pennines, strong gusty easterly winds across scotland. some wintriness across northern ireland, watch out for icy stretches from northern england northwards, but these temperatures will be rising somewhat through the night. now, tomorrow is more of the

in west picture from hebden bridge in west yorkshire, the snow will not last, it will be looking very different through the next couple of days. staffordshire, really strong gusty winds, 47 mph earlier, you cannot say that from this pretty picture. but this is the radar pictures showing where we had snow today, marked in white of course, most over elevation, the peaks and the pennines, just pushing into southern scotland as we had through tonight. most of the snowfall will be across the hills as we had through tonight, possibly still some travel disruption, gusty winds, drifting snow perhaps, running towards the south. there will be very heavy rain with that milder across england and wales through the first part of the night, pushing northwards, wintriness over the pennines, strong gusty easterly winds across scotland. some wintriness across northern ireland, watch out for icy stretches from northern england northwards, but these temperatures will be rising somewhat through the night. now, tomorrow is more of the same, the warm front continues to push further northwards, dragging mild

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listen to the moment we told phil , from west yorkshire told phil, from west yorkshire he'd won our lastt some really good news for you. >> you're the winner of the great british giveaway. you're joking. that's brilliant news. >> but hurry as lines close at 5 pm. on friday for another chance to win £18,000 in tax free cash . text gb win . to 84 free cash. text gb win. to 84 902. text cost £2 plus one standard network rate message or post your name and to number gb zero two, p.o. post your name and to number gb zero two, po. box 8690, derby de19, double t, uk only entrants must be 18 or over. lines closed at 5 pm. on friday. full terms and privacy notice at gbnews.com. forward slash win . gbnews.com. forward slash win. good luck at next hour. >> we're going to be speaking to phil. he won the first ever great british giveaway on this channel. and he's put the cash towards his wedding. his wedding fings towards his wedding. his wedding rings really been rings really really been wonderful for him. and actually he's an eamonn superfan as well, which is going to be painful . which is going to b

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, subjected to west yorkshire, subjected to a terrifying kangaroo court after accidentally scuffingas dozy local cops nod their heads in meek compliance as a school teacher in batley still on the run for showing an image of the prophet muhammad as an educational tool , an mps an educational tool, an mps didn't want to risk voting a certain way this week for fear of violence and reprisals. not my words. the words of the leader of the opposition, sir keir starmer. that is what he told speaker hoyle , which saw told speaker hoyle, which saw the vote scrapped. our laws , our the vote scrapped. our laws, our traditions, our values and our democracy are being fatally eroded. the authorities are asleep at the wheel and a crash is coming soon. britain will be a write . off. i do think that a write. off. i do think that britain is descending into mob rule. it's not happening immediately, but it's coming . immediately, but it's coming. your reaction mark at gb news dot com or get to your email shortly. but first, my top pundits, journalists and model diana moran, author and commentator laura

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years ago, she became the first black matron in the nhs, at a hospital on this site in ilkley in west yorkshirei think i�*ve got the legs for it! not only is it an honour because i am from this local community, but i was born in a commonwealth country, and if this is the queen�*sjubilee commonwealth games, i think it has come full circle. archive: the empire windrush brings to britain... _ daphne was born in what was then known as british guiana in 1927 and moved to england in 1951 as part of the windrush generation. she trained to become a nurse and then a midwife before landing herjob in ilkley. daphne steele is now the first person to be commemorated with an official blue plaque outside of london. the scheme was launched in the capital in 1866, but following a law change last year, it�*s being extended across england. former beatle george harrison is expected to be commemorated next. tim muffett, bbc news. british airways has been ranked among the worst airlines in a uk passenger satisfaction survey by consumer group which?. the airline�*s customer score for long—haul flights was the joint t

bradford in west yorkshire is one of them.ere no go streets in oldham in the late 70s. even the police would not go down. those streets on their own. and another viewer says nearly every street in london becomes a no go zone at night. well, can assure you well, actually, i can assure you probably argue many probably we could argue in many market country , market towns around the country, effectively just after closing time on friday and saturday. time on a friday and saturday. it's not too far away from being a no go zone . and that's the a no go zone. and that's the trouble with that whole debate around no go zones. there are a whole raft of different issues that could make it a reality , that could make it a reality, but i think to deny it would be rather stupid. now. david neil, we heard a lot from him over the course of the last couple of weeks. he had the job to control illegal immigration. he's argued he was prevented from doing it. he appeared before the home affairs committee this afternoon. this one most afternoon. th

tony guys is currently the longest serving secondary school headteacher in calderdale, west yorkshiresn't know of a single headteacher, who hasn't already taken action. the problem isn't the phones. the problem is what's on the phones. it's the social media and access to social media on the phones that is causing the issue. isn't it a sign that government is making this a priority for you? when i go into school on monday, this isn't going to be on the top of my to do list. finding the next maths teacher, the next science teacher will be. balancing my next budget where school funding has not kept up with inflation. that's on my to do list. wondering which bit of the roof was blown off in the storm or which leaks i'm going to have to patch because of the rain — that'll be on my to do list. but actually we implemented a mobile phone policy a long time ago. the move is being seen as bringing england in line with other countries, including france and italy. but some will question if it is too little too late. yunus mulla, bbc news. we will be putting some of those issues to education secre

the area in the west midlands, the uk's health agency has reported cases in london, the north west, yorkshireer and east midlands. it's warning hundreds of thousands of children in england are unvaccinated against the disease and remain at risk of serious complications or even lifelong disabilities, figures show . the disabilities, figures show. the total number of cases since october has now risen to more than 500. in the united states, donald trump will become the first ever former president to stand trial on criminal charges , stand trial on criminal charges, and it will take place next month . a new york judge denied month. a new york judge denied his request to throw out a so—called hush money case, setting a trial date for the 25th of march. the case alleges he falsified business records related to a payment made to an aduh related to a payment made to an adult film star before the 2016 us election. mr trump says he hasn't committed a crime , and hasn't committed a crime, and here voters are casting their ballots in the final hours of two by elections, taking place in wellingborough in

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