reporter will hollis, who's been following this trial. extraordinary scenes . what, what extraordinary scenes. what a powerful set of statements there from the families affected . yes, a very families affected. yes, a very direct message from emma webber , direct message from emma webber, barney's mum, towards nottinghamshire police and particularly the assistant chief constable, rob griffin. she said you have blood on your hands that sentence there, that phrase really epitomises the statements that we've just heard on the steps of nottingham crown court here in the city that these families, the families of barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar, 19 year old students who were on their way home from a night out , and ian home from a night out, and ian coates's family, the 65 year old school caretaker who was doing the opposite journey . the opposite journey. >> he was on the way to work that they feel that justice has not been done today. another quote from emma webber there on the steps . the steps. >> she said that she feels that the sys

midlands reporter, will hollis.the eye of the storm there, aren't you? i mean your area has really, really suffered. what's happening . happening there today. >> yes. well a major incident was declared here in nottinghamshire. it's been the epicentre of a lot of the floods. but the midlands, here in england has been really badly affected. where we are right now in newark district, there's still plenty of flood warnings all the way along the river trent. and a lot of people who might usually enjoy the river trent because of canoeing and that kind of thing, have now found that it's the way that they have to get around, particularly around home, where these gentlemen going these two gentlemen are going through right now, homes, an area off. sorry . area that's cut off. i'm sorry. just of your name, just remind me of your name, sir. jerome, you're sir. i'm jerome. jerome, you're here is here with your son, is it? it is joseph your joseph. joseph with your son joseph. you're trying to to home. you're trying to get to hom

when will hollis gb the nation. when will hollis gb news in nottingham ?t sentencing for a hospital order in the place of a murder trial is not what the families of barney grace and ian coates wanted to see. we've been heanng wanted to see. we've been hearing from each of the family members here on the steps of nottingham crown court only a few hours ago . so, firstly, from few hours ago. so, firstly, from emma webber . she explained how emma webber. she explained how she felt about it, saying that nottinghamshire police had blood on their hands. but also today from ian coates son jake , who from ian coates son jake, who said that valdo khalife has gotten away with murder . the gotten away with murder. the failures from the police, the cps , the health service have cps, the health service have resorted in the murder of my father and these two innocent students. the nhs mental health trust have to be held accountable for their failures, along with the police . all we along with the police. all we can do is hope that in due course, some of justice course, so

well, east midlands reporter will hollis is in skegness. reporter will hollis is in skegness .ess. will, um, a story that's absolutely captivated the nafion that's absolutely captivated the nation and horrifying and emotional in equal measures. what's the latest ? what's the latest? >> yes, well , it's that quote >> yes, well, it's that quote that we've been hearing from bronson's mum, sarah, about the fact that he was too just small to even be able to get food from his cupboards and from his fridge. it just shows how young and vulnerable paul bronson was . and vulnerable paul bronson was. and it was that vulnerability that was the reason why social services was involved. a young toddler living alone with his father here in skegness, 60 years old, and it's on this street. prince alfred avenue, where they both live together and ultimately died together. now bronson was known to social services at lincolnshire county council. they were having routine visits and that was what was expected just after christmas. but somewhere between that conversation between kenneth, the 60 year old

gb news east midlands reporter will hollis has the details.he latest details in a disturbing story that has shocked the nation are that thieves broke into the home of bronson battersby and his father kenny, who had been found dead. >> they're here in skegness just hours after social services made the discovery. it's said in the daily mail that that they stole money and pills from the dead family . now money and pills from the dead family. now this is something that has been confirmed that an investigation is underway by lincolnshire police. in a story that has not only shocked social services but shocked the nation as well. will hollis now train tickets are twice as expensive when bought from platform ticket machines than those booked online. >> the consumer group, which says same day tickets are particularly highly priced and in their research, best value fares were either unavailable or hidden among too many options. a journey, for example , from journey, for example, from northampton to cardiff, was found to cost £107 from a ticket machine,

our gb news east midlands reporter will hollis has this update . hollis has this update. >> the area behind me should usually be grass and a parkland , usually be grass and a parkland, with the beautiful river trent in the background . but of course in the background. but of course that's not what it looks like today. extensive flooding here along the river trent for a lot of small villages, but also for larger towns, including here in parts of newark on trent. this is tony lane. it should be a clear open road, and the flooding goes for around 100m or so as far as i can see, about 1000 homes across england have been evacuated over the last few days, and a major incident has been declared by nottinghamshire county council here in the east midlands . midlands. >> prince andrew had daily massages during weeks spent at jeffrey epstein's home in florida , according to the florida, according to the convicted pedophile's housekeeper . newly released housekeeper. newly released court documents include testimony from juan alessi , who testimony from juan al

and i'm joined by will hollis gb news east midlands reporter will just give us a summary, please, ofe events of the day . of the day. >> yes. well today here at nottingham crown court , osvaldo nottingham crown court, osvaldo calican, who also goes by the auas calican, who also goes by the alias adam mendez, was sentenced to a hospital order. he will now spend most, if not all of his life at ashworth high security hospital in merseyside . calican hospital in merseyside. calican will never see the inside of a prison cell and his sentence will be indefinite. but today we've heard from justice turner, who said that because of osvaldo kalakani's mental illness and the condition, schizophrenia , he the condition, schizophrenia, he might not have committed these acts . calican pleaded guilty not acts. calican pleaded guilty not to murder. he pleaded guilty to manslaughter, but under the grounds of diminished risk. possibility because of his illness. now that's something that's been incredibly controversial here at nottingham crown court because the family members of students barred weber a

so for more on this, let's speak to gb news. >> east midlands reporter will hollis . will hollis.hire county council and the children services department, which is ultimately responsible for looking after the vulnerable children like bronson. it was here in prince alfred avenue in skegness , the alfred avenue in skegness, the seaside town in lincolnshire, where bronson , a two year old where bronson, a two year old toddler, lived and died beside his father. it was around christmas time that bronson was last seen alive . five but last seen alive. five but somewhere between then and the end . of the 9th of january, that end. of the 9th of january, that something went horribly wrong. we know that ken, a 60 year old man , died of a suspected heart man, died of a suspected heart attack, but somewhere between then, bronson was left without food or water. unknown to social services and the police , there services and the police, there were a couple of times when bronson could have been accessed on occasions where social services had . tried to get an services had. tried to get an answer

will hollis gb news >> me neither. job can be rushed .will hollis gb news in ilkeston .even for those people on what do you say average of 35,000. and it's £450. was it £450 a year? i think it was. and it's i mean, it's not a lot of money. it's not a huge grand scheme of things, not when you look at how much everything costs. >> now, £37 a month or whatever it is, and it's not going to make a huge difference. >> oh, look, it's better than nothing. it's better than a kick in the teeth. but it's not in the teeth. um, but it's not going be life changing. is it? >> but but also when i said earlier, you know, how how positive is it? because income tax um, tax thresholds are frozen. um, so you've got people dragged into tax brackets. so into the higher tax brackets. so overall, not exactly overall, i'm not exactly sure how how people are how how better off people are going and actually going to be. and actually whether going the whether it's going to ease the pressure on people. yeah. >> going to change >> but nothing's going to change that, it. that's the problem that, is it.

good reporter will hollis.on to you will tell us then, uh, how well supported is this what is happening there ? this what is happening there? >> yes. well, the palestine solidarity campaign says that there's going to be thousands of protesters up and down the country in more than 50 locations, including here in nottingham from wales. as far north as you can go in the uk. and that's because they're saying that brits who bank at barclays should stop. they're saying that if you boycott barclays, you'll be supporting palestine and you'll be supporting the palestinians. so here in nottingham you can see we're on the high street right in the centre of the city, outside of one barclays branch, and you can see that on the banners here. it says, stop the massacre. now, the palestine solidarity campaign says that because barclays , they allege, because barclays, they allege, is funding weapons companies that arm israel, they are directly contributing to the killing of palestinians in the gaza and israel war of course, mo

is gb news, east midlands reporter will hollis will, thanks for joining us.anks forjoining us. it will, thanks for joining us. it never rains but it pours. what's the latest from loughborough . the latest from loughborough. >> yes. well the good news is that there is only one flood alert in place now here in loughborough. here in the east midlands. but this was one of the places that was devastated by floods after storm henk. and this was actually one of the places that the labour leader keir starmer visited. he was actually along this canal earlier today. you can see that the canal level is quite steadily falling , certainly from steadily falling, certainly from where it was only a few days ago. and some of the people that saw how bad the flooding got here in loughborough was caroline and stacey, who are from the boat in the local pub here. you were here when it started to flood in this part of the leicestershire county, you didn't flood but you were here when it was. what was it like? well i was awoken like early hours to the chap hours of the morning to th

year old father who'd suffered a fatal heart attack in skegness, gb news, east midlands reporter will hollisas the latest . latest. >> the latest details wales in a disturbing story that has shocked the nation , are that shocked the nation, are that thieves broke into the home of bronson battersby and his father kenny, who had been found dead. they're here in skegness just hours after social services made the discovery. it's said in the daily mail that that they stole money and pills from the dead family . now money and pills from the dead family. now this is something that has been confirmed that an investigation is underway by lincolnshire police in a story that has not only shocked social services but shocked the nation as well . as well. >> will hollis, reporting, now a 24 year old man, has been arrested in connection with the alleged prison escape of daniel khalife. the 22 year old former british army soldier reportedly escaped from wandsworth prison in south london last september by strapping himself to the underside of a food delivery truck. khalife has been accused of leaking sensiti

will hollis . now that update. will hollis.hours time, 16 year old luke littler will try to complete one of the greatest fairy tales in sporting history. little will take on luke humphries in the final of the pdc world darts champs. ukip. it's a huge night for the two players, but it's also going to be a massive night for the man. i'm going to speak to now because russ bray will be the referee . it's his final match referee. it's his final match before he retires. i'm delighted to say that the voice of darts joins me now . absolute delight. joins me now. absolute delight. russ to have you on the show. thank you so much for coming on. my thank you so much for coming on. my kids love your voice. they just find it so entertaining, so wonderful . look what a wonderful. look what a mouthwatering prospect we've got tonight. two luke's head to head. not the first time they played each other, but the 16 year old sensation is coming from nowhere to play the world number one. what a night we have ahead of us. >> you're no kidding. absolu

joining us from the court is our reporter, will hollis . reporter, will hollis. >> morning.what sort of time ? sort of time? >> yes. well, this will be the final time that not only osvaldo calican, who also goes by the name adam mendez , who admitted name adam mendez, who admitted the killings of barnaby webber. grace o'malley kumar and ian coates last summer. but it is also the final time that those victims families will be arriving here to see what will become of their children and fathers killer. we're expecting the sentencing singh to appear live as major cases do now happen. live as major cases do now happen . broadcast for you on tv happen. broadcast for you on tv at around 1130 for the last week. what we've been hearing are victim impact statements spoken by the victim's families , spoken by the victim's families, as well as psychic, psychic patrick reports into the state of aldo kalakani's mental health. valdo calican pleaded under the grounds of diminished responsibility because he has paranoid schizophrenia and was not able to plead guilty to murder. now the family

they defend it, preventing a third. >> will hollis gb news rutland . >> will hollis gb news rutland.ression and the escalating tensions in the middle east, there's growing concern that war is only a matter of time now. well, let's speak to gb news political editor, chris hope, who's in downing street for us. chris welcome to the show. so yeah, a lot of talk around war escalating. i believe you have a new line for us. >> well that's right. yeah there's big concern in the government about what's happening with iran and the houthis. and very clear houthis. and it's very clear from cameron , the foreign from lord cameron, the foreign british he's british foreign secretary. he's urging iran to de—escalate in the region because they are seeing their fingerprints all over the attacks. they're supporting the houthis on the on the, the, the ships going through the red sea. and there's big concern here. so the pressure is right now to not not not to ease up the pressure on on iran from the uk government. >> do you think the iranian regime, the houthis will listen to lord cameron? it is all fai

our east midlands reporter, will hollis is outside nottingham crown court. welcome to the show. matic evidence coming out of that court today. can you bring us up to speed, please ? to speed, please? >> yes. well, yesterday we heard that the prosecution service have accepted those pleas under the grounds of diminished responsibility. osvaldo carl heneghan, who killed three people last summer, two of them students. barnaby webber, grace o'malley kumar at the university of nottingham, as well . ian of nottingham, as well. ian coutts, now at the time , osvaldo coutts, now at the time, osvaldo calican was wanted for arrest. he'd failed to appear at court relating . to a previous charge relating. to a previous charge and between that time and the summer when he committed those heinous acts, he was at large . heinous acts, he was at large. and police today have said . okay and police today have said. okay i think we've lost will hollis there to do is . there to do is. >> okay , so some dramatic >> okay, so some dramatic evidence come out of that court today. um, calican is brief, claim

joining us now loughborough joining us now from loughborough is will hollis will.ollis will. good afternoon. we've got you standing water again . once standing in water again. once again um what's it like again i see um what's it like there. how is the situation up there. how is the situation up there today ? there today? >> yes. well, after the water has gone, it's a dry street now, but you can see the devastation and what is left from this one particular house. there's the sofa that has just been taken away by the local council, as well as the underlay and carpet that's still complete wet. this is just one part of the country that's been flooded. a lot of it has been centred here around the midlands, east midlands in particular. this week we've been here in nottinghamshire, um, as well as across the country , well as across the country, england and wales, where there's been significant flooding and there are still flood warnings in in place from the environment agency . but after water has agency. but after the water has subsided after the flood, this is what's l

gb news east midlands reporter will hollis has this update . update. >> the latest that we're hearingrk and sherwood district council and the multi—agency response, which includes fire and rescue service and the environment agency, is that the concern now is further north in the county to torksey gorge, where a number of places around that side of the river trent are expected to see rising water levels and flooding . water levels and flooding. >> a 16 year old boy has been remanded in custody charged with murdering harry pitman on new year's eve . the teenager died year's eve. the teenager died after being stabbed in primrose hill in london as crowds gathered to watch the fireworks. the suspect, who can't be named , the suspect, who can't be named, is appearin the suspect, who can't be named, is appear in court next is due to appear in court next week . he's is due to appear in court next week. he's also been is due to appear in court next week . he's also been charged week. he's also been charged with possessing offensive week. he's also been charged with pos harry's offensive week.

now let's talk to will hollis who is in lincolnshire for us this morning. this is just the most heartbreaking, heartbreaking story this week. >> really is. yes, of course it's two year bronson it's of the two year old bronson battersbee the sister of battersbee and the sister of bronson battersbee has said she does not blame social services for death . for his death. >> yes, sir. bronson body was found in a property in skegness and he's believed to have starved to death after his dad suffered a fatal heart attack. >> well, joining us now is our reporter, will hollis. very good to see you this morning. will and give us the latest. we've we've had these remarks now from the sister of bronson battersbee i >> -- >> yes. for the last few days, the news around this has been dominated by bronson . the news around this has been dominated by bronson. his mum, a lady called sarah who didn't live at home here in prince alfred avenue . she'd split from alfred avenue. she'd split from bronson , his father. kenny, of bronson, his father. kenny, of course , who? bronson w

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be inappropriate to comment further. >> well, we're now joined by gb news east midlands reporter will hollises, it's been described by the director of children's services at lincolnshire county council as a tragic incident. bronson battersby was was known to children's services here in the east midlands. he lived alone with his father , ken, alone with his father, ken, who's 60 years old, in skegness , who's 60 years old, in skegness, and social workers were expecting to do a routine visit, something that they would do every month or so with a child like bronson. but upon two occasions when they tried to conduct that routine welfare visit in early january and on both occasions when there was no answer, they did try to communicate with police . it was communicate with police. it was only after a third visit when a landlady let the social worker inside of the home in skegness, that the bodies of not only kenneth, who is believed to have died of a heart attack , but also died of a heart attack, but also two year old boy bronson, were found . now, because of the found. now, because of the nature

damage, half a billion quid's worth of damage module we now from staffordshire is gb news reporter will hollisate ? it, mate? >> no , not a celebration at all. >> no, not a celebration at all. a day for awareness and campaigning, a day for awareness and campaigning , particularly at a campaigning, particularly at a local council level. making sure the council knows where the potholes are, particularly the dangerous ones. but of course, there are more than ever, aren't there? right now, martin, more than a million is what's estimated across the country, and there could be quite a lot more . and ultimately, what today more. and ultimately, what today is about is launching this pothole partnership where various different road user organisations are coming together, including the aa, jcb , together, including the aa, jcb, which is based here, nearby in stoke on trent in staffordshire , stoke on trent in staffordshire, as well as the british motorcyclist federation and many others to say that the government needs to come together to create a long terme solution to fixing the pothole problems the go

well joining us from staffordshire is gb news reporter will hollis. thole repairing trucks. >> he's got his high viz on. yeah well, today is exactly the kind of day where you're going to see more potholes forming on british roads. >> we've got wet , icy conditions >> we've got wet, icy conditions , a bit of wear and tear in there , maybe not so much road there, maybe not so much road maintenance as there has been previously. and that's when potholes form . and today is the potholes form. and today is the day that an array of road user organisations, including the aa, including jk , cb and the including jk, cb and the motorcyclists federation, are coming together to say to the government, you need to do more to create a permanent fix to the pothole problems. here we are in staffordshire , is on the staffordshire, is on the doorstep of the jcb, british manufacturer depot close to stoke on trent, where we are right now , and that's where right now, and that's where they've been showing off the new pothole pro, which the jk b organisation says is one solut

gb news east midlands reporter will hollis has the details.hat thieves broke into the home of bronson battersby and his father kenny, who had been found dead. >> they're here in skegness just hours after social services made the discovery. it's said in the daily mail that

we can get the latest with our reporter, will hollis, nottingham crown hollis, outside nottingham crown . well, those what's happened. well, those attacks that rocked the nation back on the june the 13th last year have been described as uncompromisingly brutal. >> but today here at nottingham crown court, the prosecution accepted those pleas under the grounds of diminished responsibility. three for manslaughter for the killings of barnaby webber. grace o'malley kumar and caretaker ian coates, as well as three for attempted murder for three pedestrians that were ran down in the city centre as part of the same spate of attacks. we say diminished responsibility because waldo kalakani, who also goes by the name of adam mendes as is diagnosed as having paranoid schizophrenia , and in the hours schizophrenia, and in the hours before those attacks , he made before those attacks, he made phone calls to his brother in which he said that he was having 24 over seven voices in his head . and now the crown say that that night he went out into the streets of nottingham with the intent to kill with a

it's joining me now is our reporter , will now is our reporter, will hollis. will are you there?nk you very much for joining you are lovely. well, thank you very much forjoining us you are lovely. well, thank you very much for joining us this afternoon. will, what's going on? yes well, it's a bad time to be one of the 1 million residents here in birmingham that rely on the council for everything that makes a city run just to give a little bit of the historical context, a few financial problems that have been causing problems for birmingham city council, a labour run authority here in the midlands . midlands. >> number one is an equal pay claim that's worth about £760 million. that relates to historic pay discrepancies between men and women. so that's one hefty chunk. the other is a faulty it system. that's £80 million. but what we're really focusing on today is the in—year budget for the tax year that the birmingham city council is currently in. that's about an £80 million short fall over the next two years. it could get could get as high as £300 million. now bankruptcy is what c

the most pro—brexit hit area in the country in and gb country back in 2016, and gb news reporter will hollisill thank you very much for joining there for us now. will thank you very much forjoining us. you've very much for joining us. you've been speaking to locals there in one of the most post brexit backing regions country. backing regions of the country. let are let us know what people are saying years on. saying now. four years on. >> yes. well, anywhere else in the country, the being brexit might stand for britain, but here in boston the b stands for boston because as you say, it was the biggest voting area in favour of leaving the european union in 2016. some 75% of people here that got out of bed and went to vote on that day in 2016, chose to move away from the european union , a connection the european union, a connection that had been in place for some 30, 40 years. and you can find that the places that tended to vote favourably for brexit, they're often seaside towns , they're often seaside towns, often high levels of deprivation, deprivation, places where you might say that people

will hollis gb news rutland . rutland. >> well, that was very interesting. very.ey're , um, you and me thinking they're, um, you and me could be in those kits. part of that exercise there, i think. >> so having one of those vehicles, i think more in a overseeing way . overseeing way. >> oh, it would have to be in charge with the colonels. a colonels. what's that stick called? >> i don't know, i thought it was just a stick. is it like a shooting star? you don't just say the colonels here with the stick. a bit of brass too, aren't we? >> it's like. >> it's like. >> it's like wilfred holmes. >> it's like wilfred holmes. >> wait for it. >> wait for it. >> wilfred batten. yes batten. wouldn't it. >> like one of >> well, that's like one of those, though, isn't it? it's like a, um. i'll find out. like a, um. i'll find that out. and as soon i do, i'll and then as soon as i do, i'll get us one. yeah >> perfect. >> perfect. >> we were at school, we >> when we were at school, we had, prefects. and you had had, um, a prefects. and you had umbrellas . umbrellas. >> umbrellas.

our reporter, will hollis, is in merseyside .otland. i'm here in wallasey with all the news for you , and let's put that into you, and let's put that into context for you with annie shuttleworth . shuttleworth. >> good morning. it's a bitterly cold start out there this morning, but tomorrow morning's looking even colder , so make looking even colder, so make sure you find out all the details a little bit details with me a little bit later on. >> lots of news coming into us this morning about the rwanda deal this morning about the rwanda deal, says. why are deal, robert says. why are we not investigating a not investigating having a processing france ? we processing centre in france? we could uh, and this one from could be, uh, and this one from jane. it's funny. we can patrol the red sea, but we can't patrol our own channel. >> okay, gb views gbnews.com. or you can tweet at . gb news. you can tweet at. gb news. >> so it is our top story this morning. a difficult day for the prime minister as his flagship, rwanda policy faces. a t

. >> well, joining us now is our reporter, will hollis . good reporter, will hollis.well that's when the deadune >> yes. well that's when the deadline has been set for whether they'll release that credible plan today. we'll have to wait and see how the hours go forward . there are three things forward. there are three things that have been troubling birmingham city council finance , birmingham city council finance, really. number one is relating to equal pay claims. that's around £700 million. it relates to historic pay discrepancies between jobs that were done more by men, and jobs that were done more by women at the council. and so that's mounted up one type of debt. the other type of debtis type of debt. the other type of debt is because of a faulty it system that's about £100 million. but the one that we're really focusing on is the in—year budget debt, debt councils have to legally balance their budget . if they cannot their budget. if they cannot balance their budget , they have balance their budget, they have to effectively declare themselves bankrupt. it's a s

and i'm joined now by our east midlands reporter with will hollis will welcome to the show and a sad once again, an excellent interview . again, an excellent interview. um, earlier on, tell us what happened. um, earlier on, tell us what happened . yes well, the focus happened. yes well, the focus has been here in prince alfred avenue in skegness for a number of days. >> it was on the 9th of january that police and social workers found the bodies of not only two year old bronson , a poor year old bronson, a poor toddler. um vulnerable, but also his 60 year old father, who died of a heart attack. now we know now that it's pretty likely that the toddler died of starvation and dehydration. but what we've been hearing now is that the last person to see him alive was on the 26th. from um, sherry. she said that everything seemed perfectly normal. there was no problems . there perfectly normal. there was no problems. there was perfectly normal. there was no problems . there was nothing to problems. there was nothing to be suspicious about. they just enjoyed christmas . they thanked enjoyed c

we deployed our intrepid reporter, will hollis, to nottingham to ask locals if they get enough bang forur run council keeps cutting back on services . they've shut services. they've shut libraries. shaw start centres sir shambles actually you know we've got potholes everywhere. >> you know it's broke my suspension on my car. you know a lot of the services are not just active and just can't believe the council are 100 million in debt. >> the they just don't do their job do they ? job do they? >> it's not just nottingham council. >> it's all of them. >> it's all of them. >> it's all of them. >> i could do a betterjob than them. >> ronald. is this just a sign of what life would be like under a labour government? you know, billions of pounds worth of debt, even more than we've got now? >> yes. and the mismanagement of pubuc >> yes. and the mismanagement of public funds, i mean , in public funds, i mean, in warrington, it's extraordinary to look at what they've been doing. they've been putting money supermarkets in money into supermarkets in manchester for solar farms in york, hull and ciren

will hollis is in . good morning will in merseyside.looking a little looking like you've got a little smattering of snow there but it's to worse isn't it i >> -- >> yes. well the met office has just released some new weather warnings. this time they've upgraded it in parts of the uk and the south of england. there's a there's a yellow weather warning that's just come into place for parts of cornwall. but the main worry is further north in scotland , where further north in scotland, where they've just put in amber they've just put in two amber weather for snow and weather warnings for snow and ice. that's an upgrade ice. so that's an upgrade showing the severity of this cold arctic air that we've had for over the last couple of days. the good news here in wallasey and merseyside is that it didn't really snow overnight . it didn't really snow overnight. this just a lot of the snow this is just a lot of the snow that's left and has been compacted. but it mean that compacted. but it did mean that a dozen , a few dozen schools had a dozen, a

our east midlands reporter will hollis is outside nottingham crown court will welcome to the show . has really got people talking. what's the latest ? what's the latest? >> yes, well these killings have been described in court today as uncompromising and brutal. but today prosecution at nottingham crown court has accepted those pleas under the grounds of diminished responsibility . they diminished responsibility. they are plead guilty to manslaughter, not guilty to murder as well as guilty to attempted murder. now of course, those are for the 219 year old students at the university of nottingham, grace o'malley kumar and barnaby webber, but also nottingham school caretaker ian coates. and on the grounds of diminished responsibility because valda o'callaghan , who because valda o'callaghan, who also goes by the name of adam mendez, who was here in the dock dressed in a smart suit, wearing glasses, has been diagnosed with having paranoid schizophrenia in the hours before the attacks . it the hours before the attacks. it is said that he had a phone conversation with his brother where h

reporter will hollis, who's been following this story very closely . will interesting very closely.rom the sister of this poor boy . yes of this poor boy. yes >> complete contrast to what we've been hearing over the last few days from bronson's mum , few days from bronson's mum, sarah, who put the blame squarely on the feet of social services . lincolnshire county services. lincolnshire county council has ordered a rapid review. we'll expect to hear the findings from that in about two weeks time. at the start of february, but this is a completely different take. this comes from melanie battersby, who's been speaking to the bbc. now she is the much older sister of bronson. she's in her late 30s. her dad is kenny, who is the man who had a heart attack where bronson was living here in skegness, a different mother to bronson, though , and in that bronson, though, and in that interview that she's been speaking with the bbc for, she said social services and the police did what they could with in the powers that they had . she in the powers that they had. she also went on to say that her d

to one of our reporters now, jack carson in reporters now, jack carson is in upton on severn and will hollispton, wiltshire will, let's start with you. >> uh, how has this part of the country been affected ? yes. country been affected? yes. well, it's usually the water that attracts people here to billing aquadrome near northampton. >> but for the last couple of days, that's the thing that's been pushing away people that houday been pushing away people that holiday here and the residents that live here as well . that live here as well. >> you can see behind me a load of cars from the car park as well as narrowboats, a lot of mooring here, but in the trees behind . behind. >> and that's where there are around a thousand caravans where people were celebrating the start of the new year , and start of the new year, and that's where they first heard sirens telling people yesterday to evacuate and to get out of their properties. >> now we've been seeing today more rescues that have been going on. >> the police have been here as well as local northampton fire and rescue service, and from some of th

. >> let's get the latest from our east midlands reporter , will hollis. >> morning to you will. on social services and police over the last few days since the news broke about poor old bronson battersbee dying in his father's arms here in prince alfred avenue in skegness. in prince alfred avenue in skegness . uh, a lot of people skegness. uh, a lot of people are asking what went wrong. did anything go wrong? um, were there failings? and that will all be, uh, reviewed in this rapid review that lincolnshire county council's child services have been has sanctioned, that's expected to come in in about two weeks time around the 2nd of february is when we can expect to hear the results of that. the police, meanwhile, who were a part of the process of looking after vulnerable bronson. they've referred themselves to the iopc. that's the police conduct, the latest we've been heanng conduct, the latest we've been hearing around this story is from actually melanie battersby , from actually melanie battersby, who is the sister of bronson. her father is kenny, who died here in this street in

captain chris canning and karen breslin and so we will need to replace those individuals and holly will help us understand the process and presentation that we will do at the january health service board meeting. the unified school district problems continue. they are grappling with what to do. they are considering yet another vendor so we just have to exercise extreme patience because there problems are many and each time they uncover one, it is another bolis of members we have to work with and problem solve and hats to member service team being so diligent and patient with both the members and school district. it is very troublesome, but we do get through it. latisha harris is invited to speak in a actuarial conference talking about health and equity action planning and i think a number of things. one, it is wonderful we were invited to present, but also a very hallmark who has been working on the social determinant issue, it is amazing to see this in main stream and talked about and understanding how social determinants and various equity issues effect our membership. we are learning

our reporter will hollis, is live tonight from a road that, surprisingly is full of potholes. perfect >> yes, well, it's perfect conditions right now, isn't it? >> eamonn and isabel for potholes to form. we've got cones , old weather. we've got cones, old weather. we've got snow and ice on the ground and we've got lots of wear and tear because people are going to work in the morning. potholes seem to be everywhere on every road in britain, know that from britain, and we know that from research it's the things research. it's one of the things that drivers is the most out that bug drivers is the most out of anything that happens on the road. now what this new pothole partnership , this alliance of partnership, this alliance of road user organisations is calling for is longer terms solutions rather than just temporary fixes as preventative solutions for fixing our roads. and part of that solution is hopefully the pothole pro from jcb . we've got ben rawding here, jcb. we've got ben rawding here, who's the general manager. we're here in staffordshire in stone. just describe for me

holly roy. >> the volume when you get condensed like that, they will pay their crew and their boat their overheadit is very costly. >> these crabs will go anywhere you want to buy fresh crab, or talk about san jose, l.a., maybe even las vegas now the crews tell me that it is a dangerous job especially in this weather. polly and other fishermen will be finding a pocket between big storm starting friday to bring their pots up enough that we are in a crunch mode and we're waiting salon, a lot of us are going out there no matter what. if it is bad weather, things are not going the way like today i almost ran over my buoy line. >> reporter: on the mind of alex, too, which teaches others how to crab off peers, rain or shine. >> i try to make sure that they have a safe distance from the edge. also the ground out here is a little uneven. you really kind of have to mind your p's and q's. >> while crapping can be fun. >> it is nice, it is peaceful. i even brought out my kendall. >> it is also a job for others no matter the weather. >> i'm still going to go out i have to go out. >> in san francisco, jia van

holly ronda does not. friday, august, i'm but i will get to that in, in a moment. the strike on syria was not on territory announced by the syrian government. it was out of the territory as held by a terrace groups. it was the text on his stomach party which has members from china, central asia, and it's a, it's very closely associated with isaac's. so the chair and government for it definitely be unhappy with the iranians carried out that it packed in cornish iraq . and this is an old problem and you run kind of carry down strikes before, and it's no secret that there are terrorist space as their international media does . documentary is on it, they go to those bases, they need the members of those terra groups and they often western media glorify or highest them. so what's going on in northern iraq is there's no, there's no controversy about it with regards to what happened with docusign as the previous guess, right. you said there was, there was a delegation in pockets on the ryans were not planning an attack. what happened was, as you know, we kind of series, a

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will soon be a donald trump jr. event, one of the former president's top surrogates is at a vineyard today in hollis, new hampshire, the only time we see donald trump tonight will be in laconia where he is appearing with three of the four former presidential candidates who have since dropped out and endorsed him. doug burg up. he tries to project that this race is in his view over despite the fact there's another kand candidate and a primary and it's time for republicans to rally around him as the front runner. he's having somewhat more success in that second message, when ron desantis dropped out yesterday he turned right around to endorse the former president. donald trump in an interview on fox sort of returning the tepid thanks to ron desantis when asked about whether the former -- or excuse me, the current florida governor has any future in his administration. listen to this,. >> is there a possibility, since you say there's water under the bridge, he hasn't asked for any of those, is there a possibility of joining the forces? >> it's probably unlikely, but i have to be honest, everything's a possibility, but i

but the white house making it clear that the president will be in attendance when those bodies are returned to the united states. live now to hollythere from our correspondent, the biden administered and has been weighing up administered and has been weighing up their options and now have a clear in their mind what they are going to do, what you think is the most likely options able will choose? ., ~ most likely options able will choose? . ,, , ., ., most likely options able will choose? . ,, ., . ., choose? thank you for having me on the programme _ choose? thank you for having me on the programme. for— choose? thank you for having me on the programme. for starters, - choose? thank you for having me on the programme. for starters, as - choose? thank you for having me on | the programme. for starters, as your reporter rightly noted, that republicans in congress have been calling on the united states to actually hit assets inside iran which deftly does not seem like an action that the joe which deftly does not seem like an action that thejoe biden had been attrition will be wanting to take because that could lead to a very large r