west yorkshire right now, areas where the drug gangs have taken over? i suspect that some people are feeling that. whether west yorkshire police that is a different matter. we know that west yorkshire police have mapped 101 different serious organised crime areas, threats in west yorkshire, and we know that there are organised crime groups operating across leeds, bradford and kirklees, we know that because we have a programme precision which works across all our partners to map those threats, to disrupt those threats, we're winning, we are working together to support all of those different parts. really, you recokon the police are winning the war against the drug gangs? i think we are winning because we are taking millions of pounds of drugs out of the circulation, we are just in the last six months taking £1.5 million that we found from drug runners, we are using that money to invest back in our communities through the proceeds of crime. we, the people of west yorkshire are winning, i believe, and we have to win, because otherwise the future is bleak. do you think young people who are coerced into joining county lines drug ga

west yorkshire right now, areas the gangs have taken over? i suspect some people are feeling that — whether the west yorkshire police would say that is another reas — threats— in west yorkshire, and we know that there are organised crime groups operating across leeds, bradford, and kirklees. we know that because we've a programme, precision, which works across all our partners to map those threats, to disrupt those threats. we are winning. we're working together to — to support all those different partners. really? you — you reckon the police are winning the war against the drug gangs? well, i think that we're winning, because we're taking millions of pounds of drugs out of the — the circulation. we're — just in the last six months taken £1.5 million that we actually found from the — the drug runners. we're using that money to invest back in our communities, through the pocket moneys, the proceeds of crime act monies. we, the people of west yorkshire, are winning, i believe, and we have to win, because otherwise, the future is bleak. do you think young people who are coerced into joining county line drug gangs should be criminalised? no, not

episode of the award—winning bbc tv drama happy valley, which stars sarah lancashire as the west yorkshire policekly, with 4.9 million watching the opening of the final series last month. and many have also watched on catch—up, bringing the overall viewing figure for that episode to more than 10 million. fans are now preparing for the finale on sunday night. no spoilers now, i promise. colin paterson reports from hebden bridge. when was the last time you had any contact with tommy lee royce? after almost a decade, this is it. he's going to be angry. the end of happy valley. even more desperate and dangerous. and in hebden bridge, the setting for the gritty police drama, excitement is building... she's beside herself, i can't do anything with her. yeah! i love it, love it! trying to guess the end. yeah, and she's got pretty far—fetched with that, i have to tell you. # in this trouble town...# ..including at a very significant location. hello, is this catherine cawood's house? it is, yes. in real life, five years ago, murray and his partner bought the very house which is still used in the series as

episode of the award—winning bbc tv drama happy valley, which stars sarah lancashire as the west yorkshire policeekly, and others have watched on catch—up. fans are now preparing for the finale on sunday night. no spoilers now, i promise! colin paterson reports from hebden bridge. when was the last time you had any contact with tommy lee royce? after almost a decade, this is it... he's going to be angry. the end of happy valley. even more desperate and dangerous. and in hebden bridge, the setting for the gritty police drama, excitement is building... she's beside herself, i can't do anything with her. i love it, love it! trying to guess the end. yeah, and she's got pretty far—fetched with that, i have to tell you. # in this troubled town... # ..including at a very significant location. hello, is this catherine cawood's house? it is, yes. in real life, five years ago, murray and his partner bought the very house which is still used in the series as the home of sarah lancashire's character. through here is the kitchen. this is familiar — very familiar! what have i said? that's assault! yeah, ring t

i suspect some people are feeling that - whether the west | feeling that — whether the west yorkshire policerd, and hercules. we know that because we have a programme position which works across all our partners to map those threats, to disrupt those threats. we are winning. we are working together to support all those different partners. really? you think the police are winning the war against the drug gangs? l are winning the war against the drug gangs?— drug gangs? i think we are winnin: drug gangs? i think we are winning because _ drug gangs? i think we are winning because we - drug gangs? i think we are winning because we are i drug gangs? i think we are i winning because we are taking millions of pounds of drugs out of the — circulation. just in the last six months were taken one and a half million from the drug runners stop where using “p drug runners stop where using up money for the proceeds of crime act monies. we, the people of west yorkshire, winning, i believe, and we have to win, because if we don't, the future is bleak. do you think the young people who are coerced into joinin

get the death rates in early so a karen damaged at a school in yorkshire has been recorded as heat incident by the police and it's a westhire police became involved careful high school wakefield after an autistic boy was told to bring in a copy of the islamic holy book the koran not the koran, not crying is a music magazine. it was a dare by his friends after a video game and it was damaged after being dropped in a busy corridor and four pupils were suspended for a week and the police, after rumours spread that it was set alight were which were totally false and just, you know, it fell from a bag as far as the evidence shows and, you know, was mildly scuffed . but still, you know, scuffed. but still, you know, this is was incendiary news for the for the and so the police acted it as a non crime he and the boys were four pupils were suspended so that shows that we now have de facto blessing new laws in the uk where, you know if this had been a copy of the yellow pages or or a harry potter, nobody would have or the biped or the bible, nobody would have it on. blasphemy have passed it on. blasphemy laws were specifically t

boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 17—year—old was stabbed to death in west yorkshire. police katie razzall, has this report. and it�*s in! the beautiful game and gambling. it�*s in the stadiums. it�*s on the shirts. online betting is now embedded in british culture. instant access to a casino thanks to the smartphone. fun or exploitation? it depends who you are. out of interest, have any of you gambled before? just put your hand up if you�*ve gambled or if you gamble. james grimes has questions for students at the ua92 in manchester, the university set up by former footballer gary neville. james hasn�*t put a bet on for almost five years, but when he did, he tells them, it got out of hand. i had 20 payday loans, i owed every single person i knew money. i had the bailiffs coming round. james has invited us in for this workshop, an insight into what the students think about gambling. they literally put it on shirts and it's influencing the younger generation to think it's normal, and that's where they all get into it. your bet's winning, you can cash out and you can... i it doe

so this announcement by west yorkshire police makes no sense at all.right, nick, thank you so much. top traffic lawyer, that nick freeman might get his number in case on next time. i meet one of my guests . time. i meet one of my guests. be back with me, tonia buxton and joanna williams. let's talk about the scottish snp, the problem of the scottish snp , the problem of the scottish snp, the lead at right nicola sturgeon you were live on air with me last week when you when nicola sturgeon resigned. so in the vacuum that she has left the have stepped to potential candidate two frontrunners kate forbes and humza yousaf . let's forbes and humza yousaf. let's talk about them shall kate forbes? i've got a little bit of video i want to play you to understand forbes a little bit more detail . understand forbes a little bit more detail. she's understand forbes a little bit more detail . she's from dingwall more detail. she's from dingwall in scotland. she spent parts of upbringing in glasgow, in india. she studied history at university of cambridge and edinbur

talk to west yorkshire back yorkshire some years back advising which advising on islamophobia, which means of remarkable situation where man suppressed where a man suppressed discussion with the policeas advising west yorkshire police on how to with . so as on how to deal with. so as clearly as many are saying not the right link for somebody of his background have taken now his background to have taken now off the gb news run the story last month plenty of other people obviously complaints don't viewers don't trust many of our viewers submitted complaints and the network sikh organisations network of sikh organisations also complaint and also a significant complaint and its director lord singh of wimbledon who's significant sikh figure in britain told gb news yesterday that was appalled by the decision and hoped that the investigation ends with mr. singh being kicked out of the nhs. and just to remind people, well, who maybe didn't see it first time round, there is a film that you've put together for us, haven't you. and can watch that on on youtube online on the on the gb news app and on youtube it's called grooming gangs britain the shine. yeah. fantastic. look, thank very, fantas

boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 17—year—old was stabbed to death in west yorkshire. policew debris and molten metal rain down on buildings and cars around the metal plant. how do you fancy doing fewer hours at work — for exactly the same pay? that sounds pretty good. everyone in the country puts _ that sounds pretty good. everyone in the country puts their _ that sounds pretty good. everyone in the country puts their hand. - well, thousands of brits have been doing that — as part of what's thought to be the world's biggest trial of a four—day week. following a six—month pilot, more than nine in ten of the businesses that took part said they will continue with the new working pattern, saying staff are "healthier and happier". tell the boss that when you get to work this morning!— tell the boss that when you get to work this morning! should have run that on a friday. _ work this morning! should have run that on a friday. maybe _ work this morning! should have run that on a friday. maybe you - work this morning! should have run that on a friday. maybe you could l that on a fri

west yorkshire, have been informed. he'd been wild camping with his beagle, called bane. policen the firth of clyde have recovered two bodies. they're understood to have been the only people on board when it capsized on friday near greenock. eyewitnesses said the tug was escorting a cruise ship into the harbour. votes are being counted in nigeria's most competitive presidential election in decades, in which 87 million people are eligible to vote. despite a large turnout, there have been some incidents of violence. we can speak now to our west africa correspondent, mayenijones. good morning to you. talk to us about the significance of this election. it's a huge moment, isn't it, for nigerians?— isn't it, for nigerians? yeah, absolutely- _ isn't it, for nigerians? yeah, absolutely. it _ isn't it, for nigerians? yeah, absolutely. it comes - isn't it, for nigerians? yeah, absolutely. it comes at - isn't it, for nigerians? yeah, absolutely. it comes at a - isn't it, for nigerians? yeah, l absolutely. it comes at a tricky time for the country, like many other countries around the worl

police say there's been a possible sighting of a 33 year old man who's gone missing while climbing in glencoe , kyle climbing in glencoe, kyle sandbrook from west yorkshire to the highlands with his dog on saturday. he had been due to return tuesday. however, he's made no contact with family or friends since arriving in scotland. police are to anyone with information to come forward and several nations are holding vigils this evening in tribute to ukraine. a year on from russia's invasion. the eiffel tower in paris has been lit up in the colours of the ukrainian flag whilst in london hundreds of people have gathered in trafalgar square pay their respects with . defence secretary respects with. defence secretary ben wallace and actress helen mirren. among those giving speeches , a national minute's speeches, a national minute's silence will be held at 11:00 tomorrow morning to mark the anniversary of the start of the war. tv, online and dab plus radio. this is gb views. but now it's back to . it's back to. bev turner. very good evening now. sadiq khan said yesterday that he has no economic plan b. if his ulez expansion scheme is overturned in a judicial r

police say there's been a possible sighting of a 33 year old man who's gone missing while climbing in glencoe , kyle climbing in glencoe, kyle sandbrook from west yorkshire to the highlands with his dog on saturday. he had been due to return tuesday. however, he's made no contact with family or friends since arriving in scotland. police are to anyone with information to come forward and several nations are holding vigils this evening in tribute to ukraine. a year on from russia's invasion. the eiffel tower in paris has been lit up in the colours of the ukrainian flag whilst in london hundreds of people have gathered in trafalgar square pay their respects with . defence secretary respects with. defence secretary ben wallace and actress helen mirren. among those giving speeches , a national minute's speeches, a national minute's silence will be held at 11:00 tomorrow morning to mark the anniversary of the start of the war. tv, online and dab plus radio. this is gb views. but now it's back to . it's back to. bev turner. very good evening now. sadiq khan said yesterday that he has no economic plan b. if his ulez expansion scheme is overturned in a judicial r

for release a around the age of 80 and a police are searching for a 33 year old hiker who's gone missing. climbing in glencoe. kyle sambrook from west yorkshire travelled to the highlands with his dog on saturday. they had been due to return on tuesday . however, he return on tuesday. however, he has made no contact with family or friends since he arrived in scotland . police are appealing scotland. police are appealing to anyone with information to come forward . tv online on dab come forward. tv online on dab plus radio this is gb news. now it's back to fresh . it's back to fresh. yes we're next to a barrage of lies with a live audience who seems enthusiastic as ever. i guess are two big stories today. the first is that the asylum backlog has now hit 160,000. but in response to this, we learn that 12,000 people have been selected. it seems, almost at random. and those 12,000 will alter magically get refugee status by just filling in a ten page form without actually having to appear to have any hope, approving in many cases, what their identity is this way. i think lies disaster. if you give people amnesty who come to britain in the back of

for release a around the age of 80 and a police are searching for a 33 year old hiker who's gone missing. climbing in glencoe. kyle sambrook from west yorkshire travelled to the highlands with his dog on saturday. they had been due to return on tuesday . however, he return on tuesday. however, he has made no contact with family or friends since he arrived in scotland . police are appealing scotland. police are appealing to anyone with information to come forward . tv online on dab come forward. tv online on dab plus radio this is gb news. now it's back to fresh . it's back to fresh. yes we're next to a barrage of lies with a live audience who seems enthusiastic as ever. i guess are two big stories today. the first is that the asylum backlog has now hit 160,000. but in response to this, we learn that 12,000 people have been selected. it seems, almost at random. and those 12,000 will alter magically get refugee status by just filling in a ten page form without actually having to appear to have any hope, approving in many cases, what their identity is this way. i think lies disaster. if you give people amnesty who come to britain in the back of

handcuffs and spent the night in a cell in west yorkshire after neighbors heard the screams of a 30-year-old because he put his daughters first. then eight policerefugees, of course my children are always on first place, and then this one turned into a big scandal, there was nothing serious. however, the neighbors thought differently when they heard the screams and called the police, they continued the following. what do you know? it's just that eight cops just came into my house handcuffed me and took me away, that's not to say he was released without charge tony and sophia started an affair 10 days later. after the refugee arrived at his house, where he had lived for 10 years with the mother of his two children. in just a few months. tony left sophia and sent her to ukraine, and closer to christmas he confessed. that he fell in love with a ukrainian woman again, and these managers even met her family. i think this series will be an eternal screenwriter in general, of course, it’s worth paying tribute to it. yes, and what did she accuse him of playing a video game online with her six-year-old daughter, yes, can you imagine? what kind of horror

west yorkshire. he contacting one of the victims relatives who expressed concerns about the incident 2008. the victim then going to the policee party resigning after his conviction to trigger the by—election which was won by laboun by—election which was won by labour. we remember the court case said it displayed a significant degree of brutality in the lead up the assault at a house in staffordshire. he dragged his victim upstairs , dragged his victim upstairs, threw him on a bed , forcing the threw him on a bed, forcing the teenager to drink gin , then ask teenager to drink gin, then ask him to watch . and in sentencing him to watch. and in sentencing him, the justice jeremy baker saying the only regret you feel is towards yourself for having found yourself in the predicament you faced a result of your actions 14 years ago. so from prison a little earlier. of course more reaction as we get it now to westminster at number 10 where prime minister rishi sunak has been a cabinet this morning amid these reports of growing tensions his own party over the northern ireland protocol. democrats unionist party. stormont declaring that