yorkshire have a very strong, distinct identity, some people consider themselves more yorkshire thanflection, we are giving yorkshire people the rowing team to cheer on, some something they can identify with. equipment is already sorted and the players should not even think about any diving or playacting. for the yorkshire football team, that is a disciplinary matter. 0nly proper football is allowed here. champion. andy murray is expected to be absent from the tennis tour until the grasscourt season after undergoing hip surgery in melbourne. he's posted a picture on instagram from his hospital bed he has coach jamie delgado sitting next to him and says "i'm feeling really positive and looking forward to starting rehab. thanks to everyone for the well wishes and support the last few days. it really helps." south africa will be without fast bowler dale steyn for the rest of the test series with india due to a heel injury. the proteas won by 72 runs on a thrilling day four of their first test in cape town. 18 wickets fell in total, with 200 runs scored but the 3a year old steyn who hadn

yorkshire has a very strong and distinct identity.re rather than english. this is a reflection. their own team. kit and equipment already sorted. and the players should not even think about diving or playacting. that as a disciplinary matter. only proper football allowed here. champion. good luck to them! much more on the website. all the build—up to that match. manchester city have made four changes. toure starts. mangala, silva, de bruyne in. not taking bristol city lightly. much more on the website about those fa cup reforms. that‘s all from sportsday. we‘ll have more throughout the evening.

police investigation is continuing here in east yorkshire.that a crossbow was used in the attack. this has not been confirmed by humberside police but they have told us that overnight the police dog teams, a force helicopter was out searching for whoever was responsible for the murder of 30—year—old shane gilmer, the namejust murder of 30—year—old shane gilmer, the name just confirmed murder of 30—year—old shane gilmer, the namejust confirmed by murder of 30—year—old shane gilmer, the name just confirmed by the police, who died in hospital yesterday. now, as part of this investigation, they have asked for information from members of the public. they have released a description of a man they want to speak to. he is 55—year—old anthony lawrence, described as being white with short, dark hair, around 910" tall and of large build. all police forces across the uk are on alert forces across the uk are on alert for this man and asking anybody who knows his whereabouts, or who has any information about the attack, to contact the police, to dial 999.

to move the motion, i call from yorkshire, brandon. [cheers and applause] >> accessibility, affordability, reliability. these are transport issues that young people care about. transport has come up as a top issue five times since the u.k. youth parliament began sitting in this house. yet since there has been little 2011 to improve public transport for young people on a national level. this is something we can change. in these times for a sturdy, -- austerity young people cannot , afford to pay for the continually rising prices of traveling by transport -- public transport. i think we can all agree that it is disgraceful that some young people cannot afford to travel to school, college, work. but in having transport as our campaign, there is great potential in the idea of a national under scheme. 18making trouble -- public transport affordable for all young people. currently, in the capital, only around 1/4 of tube stations and 1/2 of overground stations are step-free. don't people with disabilities are excluded from traveling some --

companies as philips reports from yorkshire they've been making woollen cloth since seventeen eighty three and the expertise built up over centuries by this very british company in its yorkshire factory is now highly valued by the chinese today much of the focus is on markets in the far east and it exports more textiles and fabrics to china than to any other country. but they know where else might china in the wealthy dating sites in. fact the relationship next to get it to john james and actually make you know you can see the banks they can never answer any of their intimate things this company's business is into woven with china but the wider british and chinese economies are not so tightly bound trade house grown sharply in recent is but it's still relatively small the united states is the largest destination for british exports china is only eight. exports to china are worth about one fourteenth of those to the e.u. which britain will soon be leaving but china's growing strength is felt in britain as elsewhere the arrival of the first train from china in london last year a symbol

—— teesside. north—east of england and south yorkshire -- teesside. one of those ways this morning, the police rammed to the front door of the terraced house in stockton on tees and a man had been sleeping on the sofa, he was taken away for questioning and the update we have from cleveland police now is nine men have been arrested and both of these areas. this is the biggest operation cleveland police have carried out into exploitation, sexual abuse and trafficking which could potentially involve young women. as you say, around 150 officers involved. nine men arrested, we are hearing from the police they are being questioned on conspiracy or rape, trafficking, blackmail. this involved immigration officers and the national crime agency. assistant chief constable of clevela nd agency. assistant chief constable of cleveland police told us that our main message to the victims is as pa rt main message to the victims is as part of this operation this morning, we we re part of this operation this morning, we were there to safeguard you. that was our main pri

parts of northern ireland, cumbria, yorkshire, those sorts of areas could get some very severe gusts.. even the south coast of england, we could get 80mph. during the morning. we have had these storms before. many times. but this is just one notch up from the regular winter gale. and some respite towards the end of the day? it is going to come down towards the end of the day, but then another weather system, more gales the following night. though state? correct. -- thursday. winter! we will have you back tomorrow. at least 25 people have been killed after a coach plummeted 100 metres from a cliff in parade. it happened ona from a cliff in parade. it happened on a stretch of coastal road about 25 miles north of the capital lima, witnesses say the driver lost control after the bus was hit by another vehicle. a transport official said that the coach was carrying around 50 passengers and the death toll could rise. a man who had already got convictions for killing his wife and a former partner has pleaded guilty to murdering his ex—girlfriend. theodorejohnson murdering his ex—girlfriend. t

some rain in the north—east of england and yorkshire and that will gradually go away.howers in the west of scotland and northern ireland. the best of the weather to the north—east of the mainland of scotland. the driest and calmest conditions. showers elsewhere coming and going in the breeze. some will see more than others. northern ireland, they will become frequent. the wind will pick up. not the levels overnight. the average temperature is. cooler than yesterday, especially in the breeze. showers will fade away in the north. frost could form. the south—west, after a clear start almost southern england, the midlands, wales, northern ireland, wet by first light on monday morning. there could be minor flooding. on monday morning. there could be minorflooding. wet on monday morning. there could be minor flooding. wet and windy on monday morning. there could be minorflooding. wet and windy in on monday morning. there could be minor flooding. wet and windy in the south. strong and gusty winds in the english channel. it will brighten up

it‘s a long stretch a long the yorkshire—derbyshire border.ginal walking group. why was that group started? we very much wanted something that was healthy, something that gave us an opportunity to share and all can discuss with each other, because it‘s something that men don‘t do, particularly men, perhaps, within the black community. we felt that we wanted to continue to develop our friendship. and now you‘ve inspired play, can you believe that? it‘s amazing to think that that‘s the case, so we‘re looking forward to seeing what the play will do and say about the group, but, perhaps wider than that, what it has to say about living in britain today in the 21st century. there's a real kind of misunderstanding that the black community's just arrived recently, on windrush, for example, when we've been here for centuries. i wanted to reflect that, i want to tell those stories. the sort of hidden british histories in my thesis are all black, and those are the stories we're telling. more than ten years since they started walking, this is one they‘ll

he was the view early on in north yorkshire, frosty air, many of us north yorkshire, frosty air, manyt and ice sunday morning. high pressure is what is in charge of the weather, quite a bit of cloud and showers in the south of the high pressure squeezes away the front and we are looking at kelly and dry conditions for most part of the country first thing. in the countryside temperatures as low as -6 countryside temperatures as low as —6 two —10 across the sheltered glens of scotland, a small child, it could be colder than that, it could be —15 tonight and that would make it the coldest night in around seven yea rs. it the coldest night in around seven years. monday morning, after the very cold start we will see lots of sunshine across much of scotland, and showers for the northern isles where it will be breezy, northern ireland into northern england dry and sunny but the chance of a hot shower and very across parts of eastern england and we will see some quite slippery icy conditions here as well to take care on the roads. not quite as cold across the south—east of england, a breeze t

and so the best outcome will be one where everyone comes away thinking markets we can win in the yorkshire factory they make products the chinese want there's now a lucrative trade in cloth to snooker tables the challenge for tourism a on this visit to convince china and other countries that the brand of global britain still counts for something in a post it world barnaby phillips al-jazeera yorkshire. the u.s. secretary of state and defense minister had been meeting their counterparts from qatar texas state rex tillerson says the u.s. is came to find a solution to the gulf crisis atika hain has more from washington d.c. . qatar is a strong partner and a longtime friend of the united states a message of support from the u.s. secretary of state to the state of cutter who didn't get the same treatment from rex tillerson boss at the start of the blockade we ask guitar and other nations in the region to do more. and do it faster president donald trump initially sided with the blockading countries but has since called for the sides to settle their disagreements he even promised to help them neg

parts of yorkshire and moving into east anglia by the rush hour, the rain. the rain. by the time you get to around 8am, some sunshine will brighten into cornwall, devon, buta some sunshine will brighten into cornwall, devon, but a pretty damp picture there across lincolnshire, yorkshire, still more than ireland and south—western scotland. a different story of inverness and aberdeen. quite cold and frosty, temperatures barely above freezing. through the course of thursday, the weather front moves to the law. it turns brighter and quite windy across many western and southern areas. quite breezy england as well. —— quite breezy inland as well. the other side of the weather front in northern scotland it will be around five or 6 degrees. no pressure still very much in charge of the weather towards the end of the week. another low moving across on friday, which could bring some windy weather, possibly gale force winds across some western and southern areas. a real mix of the day. it will be hard to see exactly what we will get precisely on friday. a mixture of sun

this is north yorkshire. down towards hampshire, u nfortu nately you have yorkshire. you have got that little bit of cloud that i was talking about. but from time to time you are getting a few glimpses of sunshine. but it is feeling cold. for the rest of the day, we close out on a dry note. heaping those clear skies in northern areas. temperatures will be falling away like a stone. to the south we keep the cloud and that will prevent them pictures from falling too low. in the glands of scotland they could be down as low as —10. a hard frost is likely in northern areas tomorrow morning. in the midlands, central wales and further south of that, some drizzle from time to time. and it will be a leakjanuary afternoon for many. but i suspect, though, as we go through the night the issue could be for, some of it fairly dense in places and slow to clear away, with light winds. —— could be fog. despite temperatures hold in up above freezing it is not going to be above freezing it is not going to be a very nice start to tuesday morning. 0n a very nice start to tuesday morning.

and so the best outcome will be one where everyone comes away thinking markets when we're in the yorkshire factory they make products the chinese want there's now a lucrative trade in cloth for snooker tables the challenge for tourism a on this visit to convince china and other countries that the brand of global britain still counts for something in a post it world barnaby philips al-jazeera yorkshire. and let's take you through some of the headlines here now deserve now the u.s. president all trump has delivered his first state of the union address to a joint session of congress his speech began with a call to seek out common ground in some unity among fellow lawmakers the economy trade health care and the military all on its legislative agenda for the head. of the u.s. president pushed for cross party support to solve the issue of the so-called dreamers people who were brought to the u.s. as undocumented. immigrants my duty and the sacred duty of every elected official in this chamber is to defend americans to protect they're safe. their families their communities and their right to the

and so the best outcome will be one where everyone comes away thinking markets when we're in the yorkshire factory they make products the chinese want there's now a lucrative trade in cloth to snooker tables the challenge for tourism a on this visit to convince china and other countries that the brand of global britain still counts for something in a post it world barnaby phillips al-jazeera yorkshire. an exhibit at the newseum in washington d.c. is currently showcasing the work of a young photographer who spent three days with the u.s. marines at the one thousand nine hundred sixty eight battle of why a lot of. the it no more john olsen star instructor toggle for for the tet offensive tells us about his experience. i'm john also i'm co-founder of a business name three d. photo works this is a series of photographs i made as a young combat photographer in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight during the tet offensive in one thousand sixty seven i was a nineteen year old u.s. army draftee in saigon with incredible job i was the only photographer assigned to the newspaper stars and stripes i

police investigation is continuing in east yorkshire.eports that a crossbow was used in the attack. this has not been confirmed by humberside police but they have told us that overnight the police dog teams, the force helicopter was out of searching for whoever was responsible for the murder of 30—year—old shane, the namejust confirmed murder of 30—year—old shane, the name just confirmed by the police, shane gilmer, who died in hospital yesterday. they have as their information from members of the public. the man they want to speak to is 55—year—old anthony lawrence, described as being white with short, dark hair, around five tall and of large build. all the airports, ports, all police forces across the uk on alert for this man. they are asking anybody who knows his whereabouts or has any information about the attack here to contact the police, to dial my main aim. in the meantime, a woman who was also injured here on friday evening is still being treated in hospital with serious injuries. —— to dial 999. nicola sturgeon has said she wil

from east yorkshire to melbourne. kyle edmund, in every sense, has come a long way.o soon has been a surprise for some. now, could his extraordinary journey continue? well, to go further, edmund would have to stand his ground against marin cilic. that is anything but easy. the travails of this tournament seemingly now taking their toll, edmund was outplayed from the start. the first set lost, there was to be a little encouragement, first from his coach and then from frustration. a disputed line call, a lengthy row and for a moment, it seemed like the spark edmund needed. that took him towards a tie—break. but once again, the challenge of cilic was proving all too much. having come so far, for edmund, there was no coming back. the croatian was at times quite brilliant. the young brit's journey was at an end, but everything suggests there is plenty still ahead. a disappointing end to his australian open, not really the form and that he was capable of, and he was clearly disappointed, hampered it seems by somali nurse and a hip injury, we later learned. in the short ter

how long do you have to be in yorkshire to become a yorkshireman?l walkers on the route they have done many times. it's a long stretch along the yorkshire—derbyshire border, more than enough time for the actors to get to know the walkers and the story they will be bringing to the stage. you are one of the founding members of the original group? why was it started? something healthy, something that gave as an opportunity to share and talk and discuss with each other because it's something that men don't do, particularly men within perhaps the black community and we felt that we wanted to continue to develop our friendship. and they have inspired a play. what do you think of that? it's amazing, to think that is the case. so we are looking forward to seeing what the play will do and say about the group but also what it has to say about living in britain today in the 21st century. there is a real kind of misunderstanding that the black community has just arrived recently on windrush, for example. we have been here for centuries. i wanted to reflect that

companies as a hobby philips reports from yorkshire they've been making woollen cloth since seventeen eighty three and the expertise built up over centuries by this very british company in its yorkshire factory is now highly valued by the chinese today much of the focus is on markets in the far east and it exports more textiles and fabrics to china than to any other country. really nowhere else mike tyner in the early days easing sanctions in their stagnant relations investing in it to join gangs and actually maybe. you can see brands they can impact you can you know that . this company's business is interwoven with china but the wider british and chinese economies are not so tightly bound to trade house grown sharply in recent years but it's still relatively small the united states is the largest destination for british exports china is only eight. exports to china are worth about one fourteenth of those to the e.u. which britain will soon be leaving but china's growing strength is felt in britain as elsewhere the arrival of the first train from china in london last year a symbol of

a pretty damn picture across lincolnshire, yorkshire, northern ireland and south—west scotland.ing. so the weather front then most of the north and turned brighter but quite windy across many western and southern areas. quite breezy inland as well. the other side of the weather front in northern scotland, only around 56 degrees. low pressure still in charge of the weather towards the end of the week, another low moving across on friday which could bring some windy weather and possibly gale force wind across western and southern areas. hard to predict exactly what we will get precisely on friday. but a mixture of sunshine and showers. by the weekend then a com plete and showers. by the weekend then a complete change in the weather, the aircoming infrom complete change in the weather, the air coming in from the arctic and noticeably cold with a biting wind. some sunshine this weekend and some wintry showers but it is that cold north—easterly wind that will be the story. this is beyond 100 days, with me, katty kay, in new york — christian fraser's in london. president trump accuses

police say a man who died after an attack at his home in east yorkshire may have been shot with a crossbowwoman also suffered serious injuries in the incident. a passenger plane carrying more than 168 people skidded off a runway while landing at a coastal airport in turkey last night. the airline says no—one was hurt. ukip has suspended the girlfriend of its party leader henry bolton after she reportedly made racist remarks about prince harry's fiance, meghan markle. jo marney apologised for the comments. this week on the travel show, we catch up with our blind backpacker tony giles as he arrives in bethlehem. this is the place wherejesus was born. here is the star where he was born. simon is here with his top tips for travelling by train across europe. and i am in paris seeing the city of lights turning into an all—night art party. the number of people going to nuit blanche is just crazy, we are talking about 800,000 people, you know? first up this week, we are on the road with a backpacker who has clocked up more than 120 countries on his travels and has done all that without being able

south yorkshire police now report that the two children have been found.sh to thank all the public for their help in the matter. now on bbc news stephen sackur is in new york to speak to the actor and activist, ashleyjudd. welcome to hardtalk from new york, with me stephen sackur. this city and los angeles are the twin capitals of america's giant movie, media and entertainment business. a business that has been rocked by allegations of systemic sexism, misogyny and abusive behaviour. my guest today is ashleyjudd, the actor and activist and one of the first women to go public with her accusations about the mega—producer harvey weinstein. what began with voices of anger and pain has become a movement, demanding radical change. how far can it go? ashleyjudd, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. in recent weeks and months something quite extraordinary has happened. kickstarted, i suppose, by the allegations concerning harvey weinstein and what we see now is the growth of a real movement of women speaking out. are you satisfied that this has come about or are you de

this is the beautiful scene, fresh snow and blue skies in north yorkshire. more of those snow showers to come. the satellite image showing a real peppering of cloud moving in ona a real peppering of cloud moving in on a north—westerly wind across scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. further south, most of the showers we see across wales and south—west england are falling as rain with some sleet and snow over higher ground. for parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, most of the snow over higher ground but the snow levels will come down overnight meaning we will start to see sleet and some snow on lower levels. here we have some blue sky and sunshine. feeling chilly where ever you are. further sleet and snow tonight across scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. we are likely to see a significant risk of icy conditions on friday morning so take care on the roads. there will be some ice and accumulating snow fall, even on lower levels with temperatures subzero starting friday morning. similar to today, temperatures subze

villagers in this quiet corner of east yorkshire can't believe what's happened.lse with information to come forward. fiona trott, bbc news, humberside. talks to secure the future of the struggling construction giant carillion are expected to continue into tomorrow. the company, which holds several key government contracts, owes more than £900 million pounds to a number of banks. ministers say they're keeping a close eye on the situation. here's our business correspondent, joe lynam. carillion is probably the biggest british company you have never heard of. if it collapsed, there is concern about who would take over at short notice. it is notjust public services that would be affected. thousands of private firms in the construction sector are also dependent on carillion for subcontracted work. we cover 6596 of steel contract work in the uk, which is worth £3 billion to the economy. it represents 120,000 workers. if you multiply that across all of the sub trades in the uk, the effect on subcontractors could be significant. today there was a flurry of activity at th

i appreciate you coming down from yorkshire with these little guys. that's about it for tonight.lo and lock into sports day. coming up, a dream debut for liverpool as virgil van dijk scores the winner of the fa set up merseyside derby. another stunning strike from jesse lingard helps manchester united reach round four. will also be looking ahead to fleetwood ‘s clash

gloucester township police responded to reports of shots fired near yorkshire and ham sevenshire road in the sicklerville. it turned into a barricade situation in gloucester township, camden county swat were called the two scene. police chief larry earl says that the person inside of the home there fired shots at officers and at an armored vehicle. fortunately in reports of any civilian or officer injuries. >> this is ongoing flute situation our most important message to the community right now as we posted to our social media site a map showing those areas of the neighborhood approximately three square blocks, follow thanks we want to shelter in place and we have also evacuate sod residents approximately 18 to local fire department. >> and again, this barricade situation is happening in the area of yorkshire and ham sevenshire roads in the brittany wood development. people not home are not allowed to get to their homes but there is a shelter at local fire department to go to for time being, right now they have not made a determination whether this will affect school but they will kee

joe wilson, bbc news, yorkshire.uctance and disappointment" after being diagnosed with parkinson's disease. # sweet caroline # good times never seemed so good the singer, who is 77 tomorrow, has apologised to fans, saying, "this ride has been so good, thanks to you," but says he hopes to continue writing and recording. the oscar nominations are out, and leading the field with 13 nominations is the fantasy romance the shape of water, starring the british actress sally hawkins. the best actor category is dominated by brits — with gary oldman, daniel day—lewis and daniel kaluuya all nominated. and meryl streep, who already has three oscars to her name, has been nominated for the 21st time for her role in the post. our arts editor will gompertz has more. the amphibian fantasy love story the shape of what leads the way with 13 nominations, including best picture. a category which also sees the critically acclaimed dark comedy thriller three billboards outside ebbing, missouri nominated. iwant to go for culture is. as well

for a man in connection with an attack that killed one man and seriously injured a woman in east yorkshire on friday. a passenger plane carrying more than 168 people skidded off a runway while landing at a coastal airport in turkey last night. the airline says no—one was hurt. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament. it's pressure on the nhs which dominates the week. the labour leader mocks theresa may. we know that the prime minister recognises there is a crisis in our nhs, because she wanted to sack the health secretary last week but was too weak to do it. the prime minister defends her health policy. preparations for winter in the nhs have been more extensive and meticulous than ever before. and is the head of the energy regulator ofgem just too laid back? do you ever roll your sleeves up and really get stuck in, because i don't really see the evidence of that. but first... the government called it winter pressures, the opposition called it a winter crisis. new figures showed that last month 300,000 people had to wait longer than they should

police are asking anyone with information to call south yorkshire police on 101. if you think you might have seen them, or if there is any information you can give south yorkshire police, the nonemergency number you can call is 11. —— 101. the headlines on bbc news: many government services in america shutdown and politicians fail to pass a spending bill. essential services such as national security and air traffic control will continue. mary lou mcdonald has been confirmed as the only candidate nominated to replace gerry adams as president of sinn fein. british tourist injamaica are being advised not to leave their resorts and supervised after a recent increase in violence on the streets has led to an emergency being declared in the parish around montego bay. the french president has suggested the uk could get a bespoke trade deal with the european union after brexit, but again warned that britain would not have full access to the single market unless it accepted its rules. in an interview to be broadcast in full on the andrew marr show tomorrow, emmanuel macron

to move the motion, i call from yorkshire, brandon. [cheers and applause]

within the last hour police in yorkshire say they've found the body of a man, wanted in connection withn committed with a crossbow. humberside police began a manhunt for anthony lawrence who was 56, in connection with the death of one of his neighbours on friday, in the village of southburn in east yorkshire. shane gilmer who was 30, died in hospital after being attacked at home. police say his pregnant girlfriend who was also hurt, is in a stable condition in hospital. the family of one of the victims in the glasgow bin lorry crash, which killed six people three years ago, is to be paid £800,000 in compensation. gillian ewing died when the truck, driven by harry clarke, went out of control in december 2014. it's the first pay out made by glasgow city council to the victims‘ families. a fatal accident inquiry found clarke had lost consciousness at the wheel. the man leading the inquiry, into how a warning of an imminent missile attack was mistakenly sent to people in hawaii, says the local government doesn't have reasonable safeguards to prevent such an error. the false alarm yesterday

villagers in this quite corner of east yorkshire can't believe what's happened.formation to come forward. a murder investigation has been launched in loughborough, after a man was killed in the early hours of this morning. police were called to an incident on moira street where two people were found injured. a man was treated for stab wounds, but subsequently died at the scene. a female was also treated for minor facial injuries. the headlines on bbc news: thejustice secretary considers applying for a judicial review after the decision to release serial sex attackerjohn worboys. ukip leader henry bolton faces calls to resign, as the party suspends his girlfriend for alleged racist remarks. police hunt for a man after a fatal attack — reportedly involving a crossbow — that killed one man and injured a pregnant woman in east yorkshire. sport now and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here is jessica. thanks forjoining us. we've been treated to arguably the best game of the premier league football season so far. the reds scored three goals in eight minutes i

that is the number to contact south yorkshire police if you can help with their investigation and theic committee has announced that 22 north korean competitors will take part in the winter olympics next month in south korea. the head of the ioc said that the teams would march under a single flag and under one name, korea. our correspondentjoins us now. imagine, that almost sounds as if 70 years of conflict have been resolved just like that! it's a lot more complicated than that, isn't it?l good deal more complicated. i think that would be a very, very overoptimistic interpretation of what happened here today. it is good news, but it is about sport, it is about the olympics. and we know that north korea and south korea in the past have tried to present a more unified front of the sporting field. let's not forget in 2006 and the winter olympics they marched under the same flag at the opening ceremony together. this time, they are going further, fielding a unified women's ice hockey team. the international olympic committee, in quite an exceptional measure, has relaxed its deadlines for

villagers in this quiet corner of east yorkshire cannot believe what has happened. with information to come forward. talks to secure the future of the struggling construction firm carillion, are expected to continue into tomorrow. the company, which holds several key government contracts, owes more than 900 million pounds to a number of banks. ministers say they're keeping a close eye on the situation. here's our business correspondent joe lynam. karim is probably the biggest british company you have never heard of. it maintains hundreds of schools, hospitals, prisons and even libraries. if it collapsed there is a concern about who would take over at short notice. —— carillion. it is not just public services, at short notice. —— carillion. it is notjust public services, thousands of private sector firms are dependent upon carillion for subcontract work. it represents 120,000 workers. if you multiply that, then the effect could be significant. there was a flurry of activity at the cabinet office, it sells having a face—lift, pulling together all the different strands

joe wilson, bbc news, in yorkshire. shape of water, starring the british actress sally hawkins. the best actor category is dominated by british performers — with gary 0ldman, daniel day—lewis and daniel kaluuya all nominated. and meryl streep, who already has three 0scars to her name, has been nominated for the 21st time in her career — as our arts editor, will gompertz, tells us. guillermo del toro‘s amphibian fantasy love story the shape of water leads the way, with 13 0scar nominations, including best picture. this is the most sensitive asset ever to be housed in this facility. so, mildred hayes, why did you put up these billboards? a category which also sees the critically acclaimed dark comedy thriller three billboards 0utside ebbing, missouri nominated. ..saw an actual crime. i want to go where culture is... as well as the coming—of—age drama lady bird. well, writers live in the woods... good to see an old brother around here. also short—listed is the horror mystery get out. ah, yes. and a couple of british world

are we going to talk about hull, humber, yorkshire?regional government. that is what brought in a few years ago and now they are giving us this consultation? it says nothing about the humber, how you will get a real northern body and we have already been told it was promised to have statutory powers and let the north decide its powers. now we know, and it is compounding government, it will have no powers. they can talk to the treasury along with the strategic bodies, but it make a decision. it doesn't get any money. it isa decision. it doesn't get any money. it is a bloody fraud! so, not for the first time, the former deputy prime minister and the man in charge of transport policy under the last labour government not mincing his words. we heard in the commons today that other mps aren't particularly impressed with this 30 year plan. one suggested by the time some of these transport infrastructure projects had got off the ground then commercial space flight the ground then commercial space flight for tourists would become a reality, that

a lawyerfor some held at wakefield prison in west yorkshire.r some of his victims is questioning why he is being freed from what is a top security jail, securityjail, and the victims intend to press ahead with their legal challenge to try to keep him behind bars. we presently don't know the reasons why he has been granted release but what we do know is the nature and scope and extent of his offending, we know that up until very recently he was denying responsibility for the offence, he may still be. we know the parole board only the previous year refused to move him to open prison because they considered he was still a risk. what has changed over that time? john warboys' victims have spoken of how they fear for their safety when he is freed, and have called for him to be banned from the hold of the greater london area. his licence conditions are still being finalised but while the victims‘ legal challenge is going on, the black cab rapist, as he is known, will remain in prison. and june is here now. as may be expected there has been a strong re

we had it front benchley but we haven't had a backbench from yorkshire and the humble. it's a tossup. it was very close. i think i saw you first. i will take you if i may. thank you. >> i'm liberty and i'm from leeds. everyone deserves to be happy. age, appearance embraced as a medic why should be different with sexuality? he shouldn't. as junk of representing our constituents it is our responsibility to make sure no one is discriminated against. we can do so much if this is our campaign. speak to groups, create awareness and change peoples perspectives. no one deserves to be alone. we need change and as nelson mandela once said, he the change you want to see in the world. and today i'm asking you, members of youth parliament, to be that change. so i i urge you to vote for ths campaign. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, collects. there are always more people wanted to speak but there's time to accommodate, if you were called to keep trying and other debates. if i can call you i will. that's always the intention to cause many as people. to conclude the debate i i want

it's a long stretch a long the yorkshire—derbyshire border.f the original walking group. why was that group started? we very much wanted something that was healthy, something that gave us an opportunity to share and all can discuss with each other, because it's something that men don't do, particularly men, perhaps, within the black community. we felt that we wanted to continue to develop our friendship. and now you've inspired play, can you believe that? it's amazing to think that that's the case, so we're looking forward to seeing what the play will do and say about the group, but, perhaps wider than that, what it has to say about living in britain today in the 21st century. there's a real kind of misunderstanding that the black community's just arrived recently, windrush, for example, when we've been here for centuries. i wanted to reflect that, i want to tell those stories. the sort of hidden british histories in my thesis are all black, and those are the stories we're telling. more than ten years since they started walking, this is one th

police are asking anyone with information to call south yorkshire police on 101.a look at their faces and if you recognise them and if you have seen them please contact south yorkshire police. you're watching bbc news. these are the headlines at 10:17am. many government services in america have shut down after politicians fail to pass a spending bill. essential services including national security and air traffic control will continue. british tourists injamaica are advised not to leave their results unsupervised in montego bay. the recent increase in violence on the streets has led to a state of emergency being declared in the area around it. president ed has told the uk it might get its own bespoke trade deal but the french president said the uk would have to abide by the rules of the eu single market —— president macron. a man who knows about all the rules in so man who knows about all the rules in so many different sports and activities is mike bushell. good morning. hopefully, thanks, good morning! starting with tennis, two former champions who have fallen do

and so the best outcome will be one where everyone comes away thinking markets when we're in the yorkshire factory they make products the chinese want there's now a lucrative trade in cloth to snooker tables the challenge for tourism a on this visit to convince china and other countries that the brand of global britain still counts for something in a post it world barnaby phillips al-jazeera yorkshire venezuela's economic and social crisis is fuelling a major increase in crime not just at home but also in neighboring colombia the collapse in venezuela's currency has made cross border smuggling a lucrative business for criminal gangs. he went on night patrol with colombian special forces on the hunt for the smugglers. shots ring out over the cmon believer bridge dividing colombia and venezuela as people died and run for cover. in the last four months at least fourteen gun fights have erupted in the border town of. the gun battles have left forty people dead as colombian in venezuela and crime groups fight for control of the lucrative contraband of goods on this poorest lawless border the ma

and so the best outcome will be one where everyone comes away thinking markets when we're in the yorkshire factory they make products the chinese want there's now a lucrative trade in cloth to snooker tables the challenge for tourism a on this visit to convince china and other countries that the brand of global britain still counts for something in a post sprigs it world barnaby phillips al-jazeera yorkshire. a volcano in the philippines is disrupting traffic and showering nearby villages with ash mounts mayon has been erupting for the last two weeks blowing lava and ash from its crater or an eighty thousand villages have been forced to take cover in emergency shelters . on our developments the government in the philippines is introducing new laws to stop what he calls fake news but opponents say the move is an attack on free speech aimed at punishing journalists and bloggers who criticize president what draco detach say. reports from the capital manila. best antidote to fake news is truth filipino journalists are demanding accountability from president lewdly good it or does government th

in west yorkshire we have lost around 2000 police officers and staff.the front line numbers, but these are long—term consequences of decisions by government over a number of years. when you say front line, obviously that definition for lots people can change these days from being your traditional bobby on the beat to fighting technological crime, cyber crime so how do you define front line? that is right and those are some of the threats that are changed. cyber crime is technology enabled crime. we are equipping our offices with hand—held mobile devices, body worn cameras on looking at how we can provide the specialist skills that are often required to now look at these different types of crime, but all these things do take time to put in place. to what extent do you think central government is listening to the case being made by people like you, who have very close connections with what is happening on the ground? to be fair to the police minister, he has been listening and engaging with many police and crime commissioner is, but unfortunately the real