a few weeks ago, i visited the west midlands to talk to keith harrison, the editor of the wolverhamptonrs. just a few decades ago, work in a local paper came with esteem, influence and a solid wage. titles like the independently—owned express & star in wolverhampton were treasured in their communities. these days, their importance has grown further but their commercial clout is diminishing. now if you want a second—hand car, you look online and if you want local news, fewer and fewer turn to print. it's challenging. i think if you look at the size of the audience compared to say 20 years ago, more people are reading our stories now than they were in that time, but that's if you take the print audience and the digital audience together. the difficulty we have got is, of course, a large proportion of those people who are reading are not paying for the content. it's how we start to monetise the digital segment. the romance and nostalgia of local papers is at odds with the brutal reality of digital news. now that we all have the equivalent of the printing presses in our pockets, classified

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wembley stadium, and the crowd near 100,000 marched to see the battle between portsmouth and wolverhamptonhe supporters federations argument is that an fa cup saturday at the national institution and should be protected. of the 30 and two thirds round fixtures to be played across the first weekend in january, only ten are down for the regular saturday afternoon slot, compared to previous years, the games are much more spread out. we have never had before less than a third of the games being played at that time, and we have never had before games being moved such far in television that are not actually being shown anywhere domestically, and many of oui’ anywhere domestically, and many of our members think that that is just a step too far. the new deal, which offers broadcasters around the world the option to show fa cup matches live only came into effect this season, and while there has been plenty of criticism, the fa has offered the following defence of its tv deal. it says: football continues to be one of the united kingdom's most lucrative exports, and as its global value continues to g

could be instrumentalfor wolverhampton one is. on the back of the telegraph, interesting expose.al health in the sport. 62% of ex—professionals are suffering from mental health problems. half have had financial problems. half have had financial problems after leaving the sport. calling for more support for rugby professionals when they leave the game. ben stokes and alex hales will find out if they will face any more punishment after the fight outside a nightclub last day. ben stokes was found not guilty of a freight earlier this year but spent the last couple of days in front of a cricket disciplinary panel. they are both charged with bringing cricket into disrepute. looking at the top of the scottish premiership table and you will see kilmarnock. they are top of the midweek results went their way. it is the first time they have been on top of the league in 20 years. it has got lots of people in scotland asking if they can do a leicester. something staring into the chilly air. after victory over livingston, kill monarch find themselves at a strange altitude, the summit of the sc

so, too, was wolverhampton. we're just devastated. it's a lovely, wonderful shop. going to close here. it'sjust old now. and cirencester was also earmarked to go. it's like the high street isjust dying. it's very, very sad. house of fraser was attempting a formal restructuring with its landlords, to save the business. it was no surprise to me or other industry watchers. the problems had been building for years. for many, many years, it hasn't had a sufficiently differentiated product. it hasn't stood out. it hasn't been clear about exactly who it's been targeting. there hasn't been enough investment in the business. there've been too many stores. and the market has become far less forgiving. two months later, the restructuring was overtaken by the collapse of the entire business, swiftly followed by a dramatic rescue. the struggling department store chain house of fraser is bought by sportsdirect. it agreed to pay £90 million for the business just hours after it went into administration. sportsdirect‘s billionaire owner, mike ashley, says he wants to turn the chain

a 16—year—old boy has been convicted of raping and murdering a 14—year—old girl in a wolverhampton parkoy in west park last april. he can't be named because of his age, but has been told he'll face a mandatory life sentence. after a week in which allegations of racism in football have grabbed the headlines, england's premier league has urged fans to report unacceptable behaviour. chelsea have strongly condemned supporters who chanted anti—semitic abuse during a match in hungary last night — saying they have "shamed the club". our sports correspondent joe wilson's report contains images that some viewers may find upsetting. at their home ground, chelsea present a welcome to the world. but this is a football club shamed by a section of its supporters — chelsea made that clear today. last night some chelsea fans used a match in hungary to chant anti—semitic words about a rival club in london — tottenham. it's not an isolated example. educationalfilms have been made, endorsed by chelsea, showing previous incidents of fans making anti—tottenham chants, and then showing the historical reality

a 16—year—old boy has been convicted of raping and murdering a 14—year—old girl in a wolverhampton parke boy in the city's west park last april. he can't be named because of his age, but faces a mandatory life sentence. after a week in which allegations of racism in football have grabbed the headlines, england's premier league has urged fans to report unacceptable behaviour. chelsea have strongly condemned supporters who chanted anti—semitic abuse during a match in hungary last night — saying they have "shamed the club" as our sports correspondentjoe wilson reports. at their home ground, chelsea present a welcome to the world. but this is a football club shamed by a section of its supporters — chelsea made that clear today. last night some chelsea fans used a match in hungary to chant anti—semitic words about a rival club in london — tottenham. it's not an isolated example. educationalfilms have been made, endorsed by chelsea, showing previous incidents of fans making anti—tottenham chants, and then showing the historical reality of the holocaust. there is an element of that chant which

liverpool have opened up a four—point lead at the top of the premier league after a 2—0 win at wolverhampton the first half. wolves responded with a number of close chances, but virgil van djike secured the win with his first league goalfor the club. manchester united's new caretaker manager has promised to get his players to enjoy their football. 0le gunnar solskjaer, the club's former striker, is back at old trafford afterjose mourinho was sacked earlier this week. tomorrow the team face cardiff city, as our sports editor dan roan reports. solskjaer takes the... 0h, he's scored! super—sub has done it again. as a manchester united player, 0le gunnar solskjaer won everything there was to win, but having returned as caretaker manager, the former striker knows he only has a few months to stake his claim for the job on a permanent basis. morning. myjob is now isjust for the next six months to do as well as i can, and move the club forward as well as i can. and then i understand that there's so many managers that would love to be the manager of man united, so of course, i'm one of them, but it's

a 16—year—old boy has been convicted of raping and murdering a 14—year—old girl in a wolverhampton parknamed because of his age, but faces a mandatory life sentence. a silent walk has been taking place in west london tonight to mark 18 months since the grenfell tower fire which killed 72 people injune last year. the first part of the grenfell inquiry, which looked at failures before and during the fire itself, ended this week. but the inquiry‘s chairman has said the second phase, which will look at the wider causes of the fire, is unlikely to begin before the end of next year. special correspondent lucy manning has been talking to two survivors about how they feel about the inquiry so far. the state palpably failed in its primary duty to protect its citizens. we should have all been dead. if they were evacuated, the people's lives could be saved. sid ali altmani and mahad egal survived grenfell with theirfamilies. both provided evidence to the inquiry. i was completely lost. the only solution i have to take is to get up. after nearly 100 days of evidence, they wait on some answers. they

i spoke to a lad when i was in wolverhampton and his cycle of life was he would come out of prison, heen to prison once. i don't want to go back. i've no intention of going back. and so, i'm trying to better myself. frustrated would be an understatement. whilst ian stresses that former inmates can have much to offer, often including skills they have learned while in prison, he acknowledges that some areas of employment might not be suitable for people who have been recently released. there's going to be obvious employment strains that won't be appropriate for offenders to work in — vulnerable children, any of those areas. we would not look to source somebody into a line of employment where they could fail. we would be looking to employment strains that are fit for the candidate. so, we are going to focus primarily on construction, warehousing and driving. the risk factors surrounding those industries are minimal in comparison to others. more than half of animal welfare complaints investigated by the rspca at christmas are to do with dogs. last december, 62% of the 56,000 calls to them

the body of 14—year—old viktorija sokolova was found in a park in wolverhampton in april.rdshire bull terriers have now been destroyed. the award—winning rapper j hus has beenjailed for eight months for carrying a knife outside a shopping centre in east london. the musician appeared at snaresbrook crown court under his real name momodou jallow. the court heard the 23 year—old had 6 precious convictions for 10 offences, going back to 2011. a british yachtswoman whose boat capsized in a storm in the south pacific has finally arrived in chile, a week after being rescued by a cargo ship. susie goodall, who‘s 29, had been competing in the solo golden globe round the world race. she spent two days adrift in her damaged boat before she could be picked up by a chinese cargo ship. and these are the first pictures of her stepping on to dry land. well, our correspondent duncan kennedy has been at her yacht club on the isle of wight. she has just reached land she hasjust reached land in chile after spending a week on a freighter that brought her back from 2000 miles out in the souther

para aplastar 5 a 1 a arsenal como que el otro no vino a jugar la gran sorpresa la dieron los wolverhamptonel Área gran de. luego de un co tra ataque. quÉ remataron a los spurs con tercer gol en el minuto 87 nada mÁs. >>> viste de amarillo como con las Águilas. >>> los red devil de manchester united. al mando del tÉcnico interino a travÉs de la vÍctima del francÉs. y compaÑÍa fue el el equipo de media tabla para que no pud parar la avalancha. doblete de pogba y el belga lukaku que se reencontrÓ con gol. increÍble. >>> 5 a 1,3-1 y 4 a 1. y los ziz cen de pep guardiola dejaron atrÁs su mala racha y sumaron 3 puntos en la Última jornada de premier league. para los visitantes a 10 muntss y los de southamton empatan 20 minutos despuÉs. >>> antes que culminara la primera parte manchester city se puso arriba y el arring sergio agÜero convertirÍa en tiempo agregado para 3 a 1 final. recuperan el segundo lug de la tabla de posiciÓn. >>> puro gol. >>> y cambiando de cancha. han decidido cambiar el estereotipo la madre de las niÑas apoyan la causa. sus hijos tengan mejores oportunidades si sean mÁs in

the teen murdered and raped the 14—year—old school girl in a park in wolverhampton before dumping herrket, which attracts thousands of visitors each year, has now reopened. unions warn britain has suffered the worst pay squeeze for centuries, with real pay still a third lower than before the financial crisis. a syrian refugee hailed as a hero for helping save 18 people from drowning during the crossing from turkey to greece has told the bbc of her despair after being arrested and put in prison three years later. sara mardini was detained on the island of lesbos in august and faces charges including people smuggling and spying, all of which she denies. she's been speaking to our correspondent richard galpin in one of her first interviews since being released on bail last week. after more than three months in prison in greece, sara mardini is back amongst college friends here in berlin, at least for now. this her adopted home where she was granted asylum. she told me the prospect of being put on trial in greece in the coming months hangs over her heavily and how during the past few mont

la derrota de tottenham, se puso en ventaja con gol de harry kane pero despuÉs lo dio vuelta el wolverhampton seguido le recordamos que hoy en "titulares y mÁs" recordaremos todo lo que ha pasado en el aÑo y tambiÉn lo sobre todo en el Óo verano con el mundial femenino y tambiÉn la copa america >> pinta bien el aÑo que viene >> muy bien. >> gracias copan >> gracias a ustedes >> pues ya muchas personas se estÁn preparando para esta fiesta de despedida de 2018 y nueva york no es la excepciÓn claramente porque ahÍ se ensaya de tirar el confetti, cientos de personas se juntaron para ver cÓmo los organizaciones del evento en time square lanzaban esto al aire, quienes despiden el aÑo nuevo ahÍ recibirÁn una lluvia de 3 mil libras de confetti, qÉe les parece? asÍ nos vamos, gracias por permitirnos tr a [♪]] [♪] [♪] [♪]