i have raised a tour of yorkshire a couple of times and the crowd in yorkshire are always just to diepreparation, how was the ride itself? i from from yorkshire and to get to ride the roads of yorkshire in sunshine with crowds, the atmosphere is equivalent to the london paralympics, i would say. the wells of the main event for international cyclist from across the globe. 1400 riders came to yorkshire all aiming to take home a coveted rainbow jersey. yorkshire all aiming to take home a coveted rainbowjersey. the fans have come out to watch the action thatis have come out to watch the action that is right on their doorstep. 0h my goodness, this is so exciting. the atmosphere in this fan zone is awesome. it is exciting, it is greatly only drove an hour to get here. you having fun? absolutely, it is amazing for the town. i wouldn't watch this on television at home normally, i have been watching it and came down this afternoon. it's brilliant and the buzz is amazing. and came down this afternoon. it's brilliant and the buzz is amazinglj ama brilliant and the buzz is amazinglj am a big cycl

i‘m from yorkshire, and to ride the roads of yorkshire, the atmosphere is equivalent to the london paralympicsyorkshire all aiming to take home a coveted jersey. the fans have come out to watch the action that is right on their doorstep. it is fantastic, it is brilliant. the atmosphere in the fan zone is brilliant. it is really exciting and it is great that we only drove one hour to get here. white or are you having fun? it is amazing for the town. i wouldn't watch this on television at home normally, i would watch it live. it is just brilliant. i'm a big cycling fan so when the tour de france was here four years ago, that was amazing, and to have seven days of events here, it is great for the region. yorkshire‘s rhodes hosted time trial is teams and individuals. road races for men, women, and juniors. the winners going home as world champions. watching it all are this cycling mad family. simon, joanne and 11—year—old mark don‘tjust like bikes, they love them. cycling is a passion for the whole family. we have the tour de france, that was big. somehow, this seems bigger. i thinkjust to see wor

the yorkshire ripper spread fear in an area far wider than where his crimes were committed.ite a nerve—wracking little area to walk down. at the time of the ripper, ali miles grew up in thirsk, a0 miles to the north of where the first murder happened, leeds. she was so scared that streets where she lived became no—go areas and wouldn't visit the city for decades. i've never been to leeds. a0 minutes down the road? i've never been. i've never been, i've never been to the theatre there, nothing. hearing about the effect the ripper had on her own mum's life inspired the playwright charley miles to give a voice to other untold tales from the time. these are women that were never going to be put on documentaries, or put in history books, and these are women that have never been asked, "how did that make you feel?" i'm fine. look at me. the result is "there are no beginnings" at the leeds playhouse. how can i be expected to keep you safe when you're just determined to make the worst choices? the all—female cast includes broadchurch‘s julie hesmondhalgh, playing a support worker to

he had set sail from the yorkshire port of whitby.t is not without controversy, as some maori communities see cook's arrival as the start of the marginalisation of the maori people. now on bbc news, monday in parliament. hello again, and welcome to monday in parliament. as labour tells the government to come clean on brexit... the only party insisting on secrecy is the uk government. so the question is obvious. what is the government hiding? but conservative say it's time opposition mps saw things their way. now is the moment to speak up, get behind the government, and support the government in getting that deal. also in this programme, if the arguments haven't driven you to drink yet, what will britain's departure from the eu mean for scotch whisky exports? 21% of all of our food and drink exports, 41 bottles a second. mr speaker, that's faster than i can drink it. but first, a minister has denied hiding anything about the government's new brexit proposals, butjames duddridge rejected calls to publish the full legal text of the plan

other yorkshire players are available for other teams to snap up including the england test captain,tingham instead and played for the site known as the trench rockets, this is perhaps what is at headingley wanted to do, in terms of the hundred this year, he places cricket in nottingham and jonny ba i rstow cricket in nottingham and jonny bairstow as well. and cardiff, with the welsh fire, you can see some of the welsh fire, you can see some of the names, the test na m es. southhampton and jos buttler will pay for his local city and just over two weeks' time we get the other d raft two weeks' time we get the other draft as well for overseas players where they are dished out to some of these areas. steve smith and grayscale, could be snapped up by one of these teams. that is by the 20th of october and they will be live across the bc sports as well. we talked about some of the money on offer for the players and we talked about some of the money on offerfor the players and it we talked about some of the money on offer for the players and it will be interesting to see where the second pa

the yorkshire ripper spread fear in an area far wider than where his crimes were committed. down. at the time of the ripper, ali miles grew up in thirsk, a0 miles to the north of where the first murder happened, leeds. she was so scared that streets where she lived became no—go areas and wouldn't visit the city for decades. i've never been to leeds. a0 minutes down the road? i've never been. i've never been, i've never been to the theatre there, nothing. hearing about the effect the ripper had on her own mum's life inspired the playwright charley miles to give a voice to other untold tales from the time. these are women that were never going to be put on documentaries, or put in history books, and these are women that have never been asked, "how did that make you feel?" i'm fine. look at me. the result is "there are no beginnings" at the leeds playhouse. how can i be expected to keep you safe when you're just determined to make the worst choices? the all—female cast includes broadchurch‘s julie hesmondhalgh, playing a support worker to vulnerable young women, based on the re

the former yorkshire and middlesex fast—bowler was described as the outstanding candidate by the selectionanel. he said he wanted to build on england's success and focus on the test arena. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. there is a removal lorry behind this big splash of water in norfolk yesterday, a large part of its october average rainfall in just one day, now it is quiet and so far today, but there is more rain on the way later, and in fact for all of us at some stage this week we are going to see some rain, some of us quite often, wet and windy, and the reason why, no pressure packed just to the north of the british isles this week. if you look at these white lines, the isobars are close together, so you know it is going to be windy, there are weather fronts coming around the area of low pressure, showers moving on through, but sunshine occasionally too, some good weather at times, the sunrise that many of us enjoyed this morning. let's see how the rest of the morning is playing out, a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain, prepping up cloud, outbreaks of rain, prepping

for more than half a century, they've been a familiar landmark, dominating the west yorkshire skylineybridge power station get demolished. the power station in knottingley was decommissioned three years ago. luxmy gopal reports. the pouring rain did not stop huge crowds gathering to witness the end of an era. before showing the end, let's look back at ferrybridge power station's heyday. at its peak in the 1960s, it produced enough electricity for two million people. for half a century its giant cooling towers churning out steam dominated the skyline. today thousands turned out to see four of those towers demolished. it's a once—in—a—lifetime thing really because there's not many cooling towers left now. why did you come along to watch this today? to see it get blown up and to see how big an explosion it makes. just to see a big bang and everything gets destroyed. it is always on the skyline when you travel on the a1 or the m62 so it's a big day for people in this area. the company behind the site closed it in 2016 and shifted to low carbon in energy. this has been part of the skyline

by oui’ west yorkshire, as photographed by our weather watcher.orth sea, fewer showers interning dryer as the week goes on. again, saturday will not be a wash—out everywhere. in fact across a large part of england and wales, fewer showers than we've had recently. this area of cloud and rain will move eastwards, taking a few showers from northern ireland. northerly winds south of that, still a south—westerly as temperatures are as high as 15 celsius. goodbye to low— pressure as high as 15 celsius. goodbye to low—pressure into the north sea, it hasn't completely loosened its grip on the british isles, there will still be a bit of rain and showers to parts of eastern scotland in the eastern side of england, further south and west with variable clouds in the odd shower, most will be dry. northerly breeze taking the cooler air further south across the uk, with temperatures in northern scotla nd with temperatures in northern scotland topping out at the single figures. but this is a ridge of high pressure coming in for monday, it may spoil things into ea

and it's really made it a fantastic new experience, coming into yorkshire sculpture park.irling prize live here on the bbc news channel next tuesday evening from 8.30. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there. i think the pictures behind me depict wednesday's weather. a brief ridge of high pressure to settle things down nicely, that is yesterday's area of low pressure which brought the heavy rain, and also the thunderstorms and strong winds. we are now in a run of northerly winds, it is high pressure which will bring lots of sunshine but it is going to be noticeably chilly right across the country, windy as well across northeastern scotland, eastern england — some big waves crashing onshore there. a few showers into the northern half of scotland, but elsewhere, after that cold start, it's going to be a sunny afternoon for most. just let a bit of cloud across the south—west, into northern ireland. those temperatures much lower than what we have been used to, around the mid—teens celsius at best, lower than that further north, but at least you have the sunshine t

i live in north yorkshire and in london.had to fill out a form, you would feel pretty aggrieved about that. i have move goods to my constituents manufactured or grown here to london and have to fill out a form. we are in the same country, it's disgraceful. let us see what is required. you've talked about a form, from what i've said in response is we will work to make sure we work with businesses and with the agriculture sector, all sectors of the economy could make those trades and keep those things as minimal in a similar as they are. there has been considerable disquiet anger to put it mildly abundant among the unionist since the new brexit deal. which he brought back from brussels last thursday. so within the space of a week the unionist community have felt very much as if they have, and i quote, the front page of the newsletter, "the great betrayal", that was a front—page headline on friday morning. what steps have you taken, secretary of state to reassure the unionist community that there is nothing in the prime ministe

the yorkshire sculpture park, and this is the visitor centre.e. i am a yorkshireman so i have to stand up for this but i think it is beautifully nestled in the landscape for the it also has a clever environmental mechanism that means you do not need air conditioning in the gallery. quite a remarkable project. it is very simple but very welcoming. not at all stuck up. i would want to have a cup of tea there! another in the landscape is almost hidden building, a distillery. this is show off architecture! it is like the teletubbies going hard on the scotch! it is near inverness for the undulating grassy mounds with a very theatrical factory underneath. undulating grassy mounds with a very theatrical factory underneathm undulating grassy mounds with a very theatrical factory underneath. it is an extraordinary group and one of the most complex roof structures in the most complex roof structures in the world and a showpiece for the brand. it shows what architecture is and what engineering is. the architect who first exposed pipes really having fun and

ken was released from a yorkshire prison earlier this year.a wheelchair, it might take three to four months to get a wheelchair, because it'll have to be designed for yourself, and it also has to come from the specific local authority that you came from. when you look at some of the prisons, and they're three orfourlandings high, how do you expect an elderly person to climb them? it's inhumane. prison sentences are getting longer. older people are being jailed for historical sexual offences. there are now more than 13,500 people aged over 50 in prison. that's16% of the prison population of england and wales. currently, the oldest prisoner is 104. the prison officers' association says the situation is totally u na cce pta ble. this man worked as a custodial manager in a yorkshire prison. you're looking at young staff that are trained to be prison officers that are becoming carers. all their training is around the discipline and the rehabilitation of prisoners. it doesn't include end of life, it doesn't include people that are terminally ill and

well, i can tell the honourable gentleman that i'm going to be in yorkshire next friday.sses. if the honourable gentleman wants to extend an invitation to an exporting business in huddersfield, he should get on with it. liz truss. the digital minister has faced a barrage of criticism over a decision by his department to scrap plans for an age verification system to prevent children viewing pornography online. the so—called "porn blocker" would have forced commercial porn providers to verify users' ages orface a uk ban. the minister said other measures would be deployed within new laws on online harms instead. the secretary of state should not make the perfect the enemy of the good when it comes to child protection, especially after so many assurances have been given by the government that once the privacy issues have been dealt with, and they now have been, these regulations would be brought into law. for the government to renege on its commitments in this important area is a very retrograde step, and i urge my honourable friend and the secretary of state to think again.

maybe we will see will tap after i retire. josh mornington is a regular visitor to barix around yorkshireto soldiers and especially supporting a boxing choice. 0n talking to soldiers and especially supporting a boxing choice. on this occasion he got a bit more of a hands—on experience. occasion he got a bit more of a hands—on experiencelj occasion he got a bit more of a hands-on experience. i tell you what, nobody would be cutting up in one of those, where they? this upcoming fight not be the one he dreamt of, but he is motivated by wanting to stay champion and the opportunities it affords on. wanting to stay champion and the opportunities it affords onm wanting to stay champion and the opportunities it affords on. it is an honouri opportunities it affords on. it is an honour i get invited back. speaking to the soldiers as they go through the daily, they have got a winners mentality and mindset. just speaking to them, you are buzzing for them. i watches fights and i was satisfied and neither couple months ago stop a cracking match. he is a lovely bloke. he has a lot of time for everybody.

and it‘s really made it a fantastic new experience, coming into yorkshire sculpture park.s dry tonight identity tomorrow, but it is set to turn more unsettled later on thursday. dry clear, cold for many, wind easing down any north—east, a touch of frost across central and northern parts of the country, but less code across the south—west because we are awaiting the arrival ofx because we are awaiting the arrival of x hurricane lorenzo, huge waves in the republic of ireland. starting off fine and dry with sunshine, cloud continuing to build from the west. gail is developing a ransom i received coasts and the rain. y is still quite chilly in the north—east but something a little mild are picking up in the south—west. thursday night into friday, wet and windy, the storm dying off quickly, low— pressure windy, the storm dying off quickly, low—pressure nearby, staying fairly u nsettled, low—pressure nearby, staying fairly unsettled, sunshine and showers, some wind and rain at times. today at six — the government has published its new brexit plan. borisjohnson says a deal could

and it's really made it a fantastic new experience, coming into yorkshire sculpture park.annel next tuesday evening from 8.30. more than 150 flood alerts remain in place in england, with more rain and strong winds forecast for tomorrow. on the isle of man a major incident was declared yesterday, after flash flooding trapped some people indoors. cars were submerged after heavy rain in leicestershire and landslides blocked railway lines in cumbria. we tried to talk live to our correspondent in laxity in the isle of man. that didn't quite work out, but here is a report. here, it pocketed down, the river burst its banks and the water came cascading into many properties, this being one of them. the water has subsided, but the damage is evident and the clean—up is under way. mark and the clean—up is under way. mark and tracy, this is your property. thank you for talking to us. talk us through what happened yesterday. we just got up in the morning, we came out, it was raining, and then a bit later on itjust out, it was raining, and then a bit later on it just bucketed out, it was

north yorkshire police say the victim was discovered in the early hours of sunday morning with seriousf the alliance party, naomi long, has confirmed that her party‘s representatives will not attend monday‘s recall as a "political stunt". a number of mlas, most of them unionist, will attend a sitting at stormont to demonstrate opposition to the decriminalisation of abortion in northern ireland. now on bbc news sport today. hello. i‘m connie mclaughlin and this is sport today. coming up... it‘s late from lallana for liverpool as the premier league leaders sneak a point against manchester united. just how much does it mean to win again after you thought your career might be over? quite a lot if you‘re andy murray. and, it‘s the end of the rugby road forjapan. they‘re out of the world cup after a quarterfinal defeat to south africa. liverpool‘s perfect start to the premier league season has been ended by their great rivals, manchester united. but it wasn‘t without controversy. once again it was all to do with the use of the video assistant referee. united took the lead at old trafford thr

he used to play for yorkshire at 1520 years ago.ve the most stellar international career, played just a dozen times but he has got an impressive coaching resume. he is expected to have a main focus on red ball game. he is a former fast bowler, he played a handful of test for england, played long—term for yorkshire, a popularfigure within the game and then moved into coaching like some players do, of course, and he is very successful at 06. he got them promoted to the first division in one year and to win the championship the following year, so that is his credentials. england are looking to really tighten their focus on test cricket. while he hasn‘t coached a national tea m while he hasn‘t coached a national team before, he has been very much involved in bowling coach over the last few years. it is that ability to get essex from the bottom to the top in consecutive years which will have counted in his favour as england focus on test cricket now. silverwood‘s first task is going to be in new zealand next month. england will pay two t

one of them is ken barnes, from yorkshire, who isjust 57.er here. that is it. for somebody who was a builder who could build the house we we re builder who could build the house we were in, he was very capable. it is sad for us all and it is sad for the family to see. what do you think next, do you think? have a look in there. a couple of cups. dementia is a thief. it takes away the person that you fell in love with. it turns them into a shadow of the person that they were but they are still there. and you just have to search a lot harder to find them. ken barnes is 57 years old and was diagnosed with early onset dementia four years ago. speech is getting more difficult. short—term memory is definitely getting a lot worse. it is all the things that you really ta ke is all the things that you really take for granted. you are looking very dashing. we have always been a team. we met at 16 and next month we will have been married for 36 years. ido will have been married for 36 years. i do quite a lot of poetry and i think it helps me to express

it is another hidden building as well, next to it and yorkshire is a western it is the sculpture parkhat melts into the landscape. the architect says it is a very carefully constructed concrete wall at one site and you go through an entrance and there's a beautiful glass wall looking after the landscape another one in the landscape, the distillery. this is a show—off building, it is an extraordinary roof, one of the most complex roof structures in the world with over 2000 pieces of scandinavian, the showpiece. with over 2000 pieces of scandinavian, the showpiecem with over 2000 pieces of scandinavian, the showpiece. it has a meadow on the top. someone has said that it is a bit teletubbies. it is showing of the engineering the brand of the whiskey. when they went to the nominated buildings there was a big cheerfor the next one, and we are talking about the first time ever, council houses, a couple of been nominated for the sterling prize. what is this about? is so unusual to be able to have architects to be able to design a 100% social housing. it is the development of houses and flats

north yorkshire northwards, spreading into south—east scotland through the day.brightening up bad a northern ireland brightening up in northern england later but the showers will become frequent and less frequent through the day where we will see some of the windiest conditions across wales over the channel over towards the bristol channel over towards the bristol channel and some of those shall come with thunder. has a little dry on eastern part and certainly in the north compared to this morning it will be a little brighter. showers we re will be a little brighter. showers were northern ireland, persistent rain this afternoon could be through the central belt of scotland with not a lot of wind here. the showers will sit with you for a fair amount of time. the far north of scotland has another bright spot today. through today after a cold day, chilly night the temperature is not dropping as low as recent leak. when you're picking up to the north but further showers around particularly to scotland and ireland and the far north of england. temperatures into the st

it is the case of ken barnes from yorkshire who is just 57. telling us about it. where are you going to get the water from, then? no, over here. that's it. for somebody who was a builder, who could build the house we're in, and was very, very capable, to struggle making a cup of tea, it's sad for us and it's very sad for the family to see. what do you need next, do you think? i don't know. give us a clue. look in there. you need a couple of cups. dementia's a thief. it takes away the person that you fell in love with. it turns them into a shadow of the person that they were but they are still there and you just have to search a lot harder to find them. ken barnes is 57 years old. he was diagnosed with young onset dementia four years ago. the speech is getting more difficult. short—term memory is definitely getting a lot worse. it's all the things that you really take for granted. you're looking very dashing. me looking very ‘90s. i can't see you. we've always been a team. we met at 16 and next month we will have been married for 36 years. i do

to all intents and purposes, the border is the same as between lancaster and yorkshire. have the same customs relationship and trading relationships. but boris johnson relationship and trading relationships. but borisjohnson and the hard right brexiteers are pushing him on, and they won't have that. effectively this proposal is to win the support of the jacob rees—mogg european research group types on the hard right of the conservative party, and the dup on the hard right of northern ireland's politics. how long would that exist? because the idea has always been ruled out that you treat northern ireland separately from the rest of the uk. that is also massively important to people in northern ireland, that they are treated the same as the rest of the country. that is important to the unionist and that is important to the unionist a nd protesta nt that is important to the unionist and protestant communities, and they are entitled to have that protected in advance. the difficulty here is that northern ireland and britain joined the eu at the same time. we've been in the sa

it is launching in north yorkshire and york in november and joanne is an ambassador for the cause.ecause i know what it feels like to go through something like that. if i can stop it happening and help another family, then makes me feel really proud. and viewers in yorkshire and lincolnshire can see more on that story on inside out this evening at 7.30pm on bbc one. the headlines on bbc news... after the fatal car crash that killed 19 year old harry dunn —— the prime minister urges the us to reconsider granting immunity to a suspect —— who is the wife of a us diplomat. the american businesswoman jennfer arcuri refuses to say whether she had an affair with borisjohnson when he was mayor of london. the police watchdog clears detectives on how they handled false claims of a paedophile ring at westminster —— but there's fierce criticism of its findings an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. concerns about the environment, particularly among young people, a

and from yorkshire we travelled to scotland, and another building that almost disappears into its settingnice shed, having the stuff in there that produces whisky and having a nice visitor experience wasn't what we wished to create. we felt the whole thing should be a jewel at every level. this area has lots of visitor centres for distilleries. in this one, we set out with a real intent to make it different, and to show the visitors just how a distillery works. graham's great line was that nature abhors a straight line. the piece of art in itself, for it to be continually moving and allow that glass to stay in place on the wall, i don't know how it works. with its meadow roof, the distillery almost melts into the landscape. and our next development is entirely hidden. this was originally a stable block courtyard. we've converted this beautiful and historic building into an exceptional, but intimate theatre. you can't see it at all from the outside. you enter the building and this remarkable space is revealed. in contrast to many opera theatres that have gold and red velvet seats, we wante

and it's really made it a fantastic new experience, coming into yorkshire sculpture park.l next tuesday evening from 8:30pm. officers called to a fire in notting hill in london were met by a friendly neighbour. the australian actor and singer, jason donovan — in his underpants. the actor, who starred on australian soap opera neighbours, spotted the flames from his home opposite and attended with a fire extinguisher. following the incident he tweeted his thanks to london fire service and encouraged others to have fire extinguishers at hand in their homes — whilejoking "this is a good reason to always wear pyjamas to bed". the london fire service quipped, "everyone needs good neighbours". well done jason donovan, quick thinking. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello there. wednesday's sunshine was a welcome relief for many, to all the rain which we've had for the past couple of weeks, particularly across england and wales. it's all down to this area of high pressure, which will continue to hold on tonight and into the first part of tomorrow as well.

martin shipley began his amazing journey from robin hoods bay in yorkshire in february.throughout the challenge and has walked 1,000 miles herself. they've raised more than £10,000 for charity. well done to both of them. absolutely brilliant. leicester city have recorded the biggest away win in premier league history, beating southampton 9—0. 9-0! that 9—0! that is right! the result equals the record score in recent history. manchester united beat ipswich town by the same margin in 1995. leicester are now second in the premier league, five points behind liverpool. imean, i mean, astonishing result. i mean, astonishing resultlj i mean, astonishing result. i bet they were like can we just get another one! can we get the absolute record and make it to ten, a nice round number. 0nly nine. record and make it to ten, a nice round number. only nine. sorry. i feel a bit sorry for southampton. how are you, holly? it was incredible. when jamie vardy scored the penalty it looked as though it was the winning goal that they celebrated it, but loved every minute, it was remarkable to

and the pennines. 0ne of england may be through yorkshire and the pennines.tures struggling, nine in scotland, 15 and the south and the low pressure unit is on monday, starting to die, taking showers away from us, a bit of a? whether you will get rain in the morning and the south—east on monday, but by the afternoon looking like the weather is dry across the country, but necessarily clear blue skies but right at the very least, 14 skies but right at the very least, 1a in london on monday, ten or 11 in at the north. the summary for the weekend, a mix of sunshine and showers but predominantly dry and that's why we have the right weather for cardiff and london, more rain and in butter but from sunday onwards and the high pressure builds monday to wednesday and whether stabilisers with temperatures staying on the fresh side around 13 degrees. back to you. under the fresh side but the sun is shining here on the palace of westminster this morning. what are spending a moment enjoying the scenes, we can see the shot from the airas scenes, we can see the shot from the

north yorkshire! 0h, right! yeah! north yorkshire., shy of five inches of rain. this little fellow here has cleared off and we have high pressure building from the west. it is quieting things down and it will stay up to the west, allowing this northerly flow and the cold and this weather front has enhanced those showers through the night and yes, they have been falling as snow on the top of the hills there but through the day, the emphasis is with this dry, settled story. not much in the way of cloud around, a lovely day for many of us, if chilly. but hopefully you will be compensated by the sunshine. top temperatures of eight to 13 degrees. through the overnight, we keep the clear skies so you may need a couple of extra layers on top of your duvet, i suspect, of extra layers on top of your duvet, isuspect, because of extra layers on top of your duvet, i suspect, because those guys will stay clear and the temperatures are likely to fall away. winds falling light, fewer showers into the far north but take a look at this, those blue ton

the east of the pennines and that rain will get heavier down the eastern counties, through east yorkshireh—east. in the rain slowly easing across scotland on the north—east will brighten up. further west, will be a few showers drifting down the north—west wind, gusty estate on the south—west corner, many will have a drier and brighter day today and it should feel pleasa nt day today and it should feel pleasant in the sunshine and out of the breeze. the dryer slot comes through sunday night because by the time we hit monday morning this low pressure will spin more in away of rain and pretty strong winds as well, gale force winds developing widely and a bright spot for eastern england but rain spreading eastwards on heaviest in the west in the morning and turning patchy as it heads to eastern areas later and it will be a cool day but brighter and western areas but never far away from the waterproofs next week. i hate to say that! good night.

and from yorkshire we travel to scotland, and another building that almost disappears into its setting shed and having the stuff in there that produces whisky and then having a nice visitor experience wasn't ever what we wished to create. we felt the whole thing should be a jewel at every level. this area has lots of visitor centres for distilleries. in this one, we set out with the real intent to make it different, and to show the visitors just how a distillery works. graham's great line was that nature abhors a straight line. the piece of art in itself, for it to be continually moving and allow that glass to stay in place on the wall, i don't know how it works. with its meadow roof, the distillery almost melts into the landscape. and our next development is entirely hidden. singing this was originally a stable block courtyard. we've converted this beautiful, historic building into an exceptional, but intimate theatre. you can't see it at all from the outside. you enter the building and this remarkable space is revealed. singing in contrast to many opera theatres, which have gold and

he played for yorkshire for england. he played for yorkshire for a long time.ar. that is his credentials, really, because england are looking now to tighten their focus on test cricket. while he hasn't coached a national tea m while he hasn't coached a national team before, he has been involved with bowling coaching in the last couple of years, but it was that ability to get essex from the bottom to the top in consecutive years that will have counted in his favour as england focus on test cricket now. in football, a bad day for both manchester sides in the premier league. city and united were beaten. city lost 2—0 to wolves at home. it is already their second defeat of the season, and they are eight points behind leaders liverpool. pep guardiola says they can still be caught. the manchester united boss has apologised to fans after their poor run of form continued as they we re poor run of form continued as they were beaten 1—0 at newcastle. the goal came from 19—year—old matty longstaff. nine points after eight games is the lowest tally in 30 yea rs. games is t

is yorkshire, lincolnshire, parts of the is towards east breezy around those is then closed and particularly damp across much of western england to finish the day. that will clear as we going to sunday night, it could turn misty in places but another batch of weather fronts set to push in as we go through into monday. monday itself could start off dry and bright for commuter crust easternmost counties, but outbreaks of rain push that eastwards. not quite as much rain as we will see tonight, one or two spots not seeing much at all. in the west, after a wet start, brightening up west, after a wet start, brightening upfor west, after a wet start, brightening up for many, but it could be a windy start. winds may be up to 60 miles an hour in the north—west. just looking at the position of the jet strea m looking at the position of the jet stream wriggling across the atlantic, always never too far away from us. with each subsequent dip we see another area of low pressure. looking at city forecasts from around the nation, so is there is a lwa ys around the nation, so is there is always likely to be

fairly wet but some of the pennines, fairly wet but some of the heaviest rain will be across east yorkshirees and south—west england. a few showers for western scotland, but many western areas having a better day than today. temperatures fairly similar to today. still damp across eastern counties of england. that will clear on sunday night, turning misty in places. another batch of weather fronts set to move into the area of low pressure on monday. 0n fronts set to move into the area of low pressure on monday. on monday, could start of dry and bright but outbreaks of rain push northwards and eastwards. not as much rain as overnight, the rain fragmenting. in the west, brightening up for many but it will be a windy day. this changeable pattern will persist into next week. each subsequent dip we see another area of low pressure. a quick look at some city forecasts show there is always likely to be rain at times and gusty winds too. this is bbc world news today. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories. the us secretary of state dismisses the latest attempts by the democrats to push forward the

the yorkshire—based firm, which specialises in clothing for the over—50s, employs nearly 3,000 peopleife as a wife and mother and living in a new country. speaking during her recent tour of africa with prince harry, meghan said juggling the challenges of being a new parent while under the spotlight had been particularly hard for her. look, any woman, especially when you‘re pregnant, you‘re really vulnerable. and, so that was made really challenging, and then when you have a newborn, you know... it was a long time ago, but i remember. and especially as a woman it‘s really, it‘s a lot. so you add this on top ofjust trying to be a new mom or trying to be a newlywed, it‘s, um, yeah, well, i guess also, thank you for asking. because not many people have asked if i‘m ok, but it‘s... it‘s a very real thing to be going through behind—the—scenes. and the answer is, would it be fair to say, ‘not really 0k‘? as in it‘s really been a struggle? yes. the duke and duchess of cambridge are on their way home after a five day tour of pakistan. they‘ll be hoping theirjourney back is smoother than their

north yorkshire police say the victim was discovered in the early hours of the morning with serious stabin hospital. after two weeks of relative calm in hong kong, tens of thousands of pro—democracy protesters have clashed with police firing tear gas and water canon. shops, banks and metro stations have been vandalised. mass protests began back injune, against proposals to allow extradition to mainland china. critics worried the move would undermine hong kong's autonomy. the city's chief executive put the plans on hold, but the protests developed into wider demonstrations for full democracy, and an inquiry into alleged police brutality. last month, the extradition bill was finally withdrawn, but protestors continue to march despite restrictions. our south east asia correspondent nick beake has the latest from hong kong. they were told they weren't allowed to march today. they were threatened with prison if they wore a mask. and they were warned by china's leader there would be broken bones for those who try to break up his country. but this is a pro—democracy movement that believes the w

is an area twice the size of norfolk, and much bigger than our largest county, the size of north yorkshirester rang too far removed from my position as telecommunications minister, she couldn't get through because they didn't have a signal on my mobile phone. so this announcement to me is very close to my heart. the mouth of the secretary of state to update the house on any changes to planning regulations, which are often the barrier to erecting much—needed mobile phone towers in rural areas? in august we announced a consultation are goes on november four, in relation to planning regulations and looking at how we can simplify the planning process in relation to telephone masts. there isa relation to telephone masts. there is a balance in having labour party across the country, but of course having local communities to have their say. we are waiting for those consultations. people hearing this announcement today could be forgiven for having a sense of deja vu. the 2017 manifesto from the conservatives promised to and rural not—spots, by 2022, a target we know will not be mad. now we're bein

i practised in yorkshire for 22 years, and so i was well familiar with the way in which, for instancens, and when the referendum came around, they really thought they could note their vote of protest, and so they did. and so my heart goes out to them every bit of —— every bit as much as to the 5 million people who we re much as to the 5 million people who were excluded from democracy and whose lives have been missed with so terribly but they are feeling desperate. they must be another side to this, because we also hear a lot of voices of people who say" it is going to be fine, britain will cope, we will strike trade deals, we will have a better future if we are not shackled to the eu," which many people find to be bureaucratic. there has to be another side to this. yes, but that is based really on fear mongering about the european union and in not knowing the effects of how essential all these links with these other countries are for us. with these other countries are for us. most of our... but we will still have a lot of those links, if we get a deal and we leave and have an ideal si

but it is a lot more concerning for staff in areas in yorkshire and the north—east, where there is nowels on high streets like this within a stone's throw of each other. they are opening hucknall and we can have our jobs back. there is still a big market for package holidays and the staff have plenty of loyal customers they think will be back through the doors. now theirjobs and lives are back on track. i can't believe it, i'm crying, yeah. colletta smith, hucknall, nottinghamshire. our business editor simon jack joins me now. what can hays do that thomas cook couldn't? obviously it is great news for all of those employees and it is a reminder that thomas cook didn't go bust because people don't want to go on package holidays. in fact, there is evidence that they like the protection of having a package holiday. what killed thomas cook was dead, they had no room for manoeuvre when things went wrong and i think the problem you raised there is right, one of the weaknesses of thomas cook is the way we book a package holidays has changed, it is much more online and much less high street and

but it's a lot more concerning for staff in areas in yorkshire and in the north eeast, where there'sst a stone's throw of each other. but hays aren't lumbered with running an airline and hotels all over the world, and there is still a big appetite for package holidays — those who want a real person to deal with, young families, and those who want a fixed price whatever happens to the pound. and they're opening hucknall, and we can all have ourjobs back. hays are hoping to mop up that market, and the staff have plenty of loyal customers who they think will be back through the doors now theirjobs and their lives are back on track. i can't believe it, i'm crying, yeah! colletta smith, hucknall, nottinghamshire. lancashire police have confirmed two people died, following a fire at a working men's club in morecambe. the blaze broke out at gordon working men's club at a 2:45 this afternoon. ten fire engines initially attended the fire. mark edwardson reports. 0ver over the last few hours here in morecambe we have seen plenty of people with tears down their faces. we got confirmation of the

rain is moving in across west yorkshire. and across much of northern england, northern ireland and scotland. 0ver northern england, northern ireland and scotland. over the next 2a hours, rain could cause issues. the weather picture is more of the same. that is not good news given the ground is completely saturated, and that rain is likely to cause localised flooding and tricky travelling conditions for some of us over the next 2a hours. this afternoon, the rain is moving in across the north and west of the uk. towards the south east, it probably stays dry and bright for london for most of the day, 70 degrees and on the mild side. this afternoon and evening for the rush hour in western scotland, we could see problems here. 20—50 millimetres of rain over the hills over the next 2a hours, bringing the risk of localised flooding here. and further southwards overnight, we start to see the next weather system, bringing more rain back into wales and across parts of england. the breeze picking up so quite a windy and blustery night

there is a visitor centre for the yorkshire sculpture park. a scottish distillery.work here than any other station. i really would, because it's just lovely. and for the first time, a council house. so this is it? chloe smith took me on a tour of her new home here at the goldsmith street development in norwich. i'd have never have thought this would be a council property, from what i've lived in in the past to what i'm living in now, never did i think this would be council. never. but what makes this truly remarkable is the insulation. houses aren't even allowed letterboxes in case heat escapes. have you turned the heating on? twice, i think. twice in a year? since i've been here, yeah. but one building takes the green theme to a new level. this is a house made entirely of cork. the blocks are made from the by—product of wine corks, and there is no mortar, no plastic. the blocks are just held together by gravity, and so the whole house can be taken apart and used again. i've been told that even an idiot such as me can have a go at doing a bit of construction. so, le

rain is weakening a little bit, patchy rain affecting the borders into northeast england, parts of yorkshiretla nd skies were northern ireland, suffer scotland in the south—east of england. but for many of us, those temperatures will be a little bit lower than we've seen on saturday. what's left of that rain would tend to beat out even more during sunday evening, showers beginning —— becoming fewer las vegas pressure is starting to build. the fly in the ointment is the area of the pressure close to the south—east corner threatening rain but the main feature is high pressure coming in from the other did. it means a cold and frosty start in scotland on monday, we still got the chance of some rain in south—east corner of england and nish i was also, few and far between because pressure is higher. there will be some sunshine, wind picking up later in the north—west of scotland, temperature 10 degrees in the central belt, 1a in the south—east. the rain tends to fade away and we still have high pressure as we head into the better pa rt pressure as we head into the better part of the week but it is

the former yorkshire and middlesex fast—bowler was described as the outstanding candidate by the selection nick miller. there is a removal lorry behind this big splash of water in norfolk yesterday, a large part of its october average rainfall in just one day, now it is quiet and so far today, but there is more rain

organise some professional races, we had a winner of one of the world championship races last week in yorkshire were racing in those competitions on our platform. we had a british cycling national championships, aired on national tv in the uk. the natural progression is to run continental and world championships, which is what we are going to be doing next year. building on the esport play, we are going to be taking the best of gaming, the best of sport, the best of cycling, mixing it all together and bring it together as an entertaining experience for everybody to watch. good luck and thanks for coming in to tell us about it. in a moment we'll take a look through the business pages but first here's a quick reminder of how to get in touch with us. london, singapore, shanghai, new york. our correspondents have your business world covered — on air, online and on the bbc news app. check out bbc.com/business for their insight and analysis. bbc‘s business live page has the latest breaking business news. we want your views, too. get in touch via the business live page, tweet us @bbcbusiness or find u