let's stay with the yorkshire _ considered. let's stay with the yorkshire post _ considered.and talk about | considered. let's stay with the i yorkshire post and talk about this little bit of information about the music used for the prime minister to walk outwith. the indie band from the fires apparently hit out at borisjohnson after he walked out to one of their songs for his speech of the tory party conference and apparently they tweeted we do not endorse the conservative party bus make use of our track blue cassette and our permission was not sought and our permission was not sought and a forced us to need something to walk out to him he should have used a set of a busy food bank. alex, that must hurt, jane. find a set of a busy food bank. alex, that must hurt, jane. and actually i think their message _ that must hurt, jane. and actually i think their message has _ that must hurt, jane. and actually i think their message has not - that must hurt, jane. and actually i think their message has not been l think their message has not been included by the yorkshire post but there

let us turn to the front page of the yorkshire post, i front page of the yorkshire post, and i wonderll when abortion assisted in front of the rocket — abortion assisted in front of the rocket and _ abortion assisted in front of the rocket and yorkshire and people who try to get _ rocket and yorkshire and people who try to get a _ rocket and yorkshire and people who try to get a trend across the north recently. — try to get a trend across the north recently. it— try to get a trend across the north recently, it is scandalously bad, it really is _ recently, it is scandalously bad, it really is compared to some of the connexions — really is compared to some of the connexions and a part of the country _ connexions and a part of the country. now we have seen some good announcements in terms of public transport — announcements in terms of public transport spending within the city regions _ transport spending within the city regions of the north, so for example in liverpool— regions of the north, so for example in liverpool and greater manchester, talking _ in liverpool and greater mancheste

but on this east yorkshire farm, do. but on this east yorkshire farm. there — do.e farm, there are _ do. but on this east yorkshire farm, there are caveats - do. but on this east yorkshire farm, there are caveats to - do. but on this east yorkshire| farm, there are caveats to the positive response tonight. the plan has to work, and it must be in place soon. we plan has to work, and it must be in place soon.— be in place soon. we needed butchers _ be in place soon. we needed butchers any _ be in place soon. we needed butchers any processing - be in place soon. we needed l butchers any processing plants 12 weeks ago so it's essential we get stuff in their asaph. there are farmers are ready culling pigs because of overstocking, so we need them now. i'm very disappointed it is taken so long to come to this decision and arrangements. we, as farmers, should never be put in this position. this was not our problem. this is a processing problem and where been left to do with the whole emotional, and financial issues. , ., issues. the test now whether the badly _ issues. the

— and crime commission in north yorkshire until he met his board today _ yorkshire until he met hisds, basically in an online — them to shreds, basically in an online meeting today and told him he had to— online meeting today and told him he had to go _ online meeting today and told him he had to go. he finally accepted that he did _ had to go. he finally accepted that he did have to go, and it highlights an ongoing — he did have to go, and it highlights an ongoing episode of this murder of sarah _ an ongoing episode of this murder of sarah everard by a serving police officer— sarah everard by a serving police officer that has highlighted this kind of— officer that has highlighted this kind of culture within the police force. _ kind of culture within the police force. this _ kind of culture within the police force, this kind of locker room canteen — force, this kind of locker room canteen culture, i think we have it in the _ canteen culture, i think we have it in the record — canteen culture, i think we have it in the record through to tomorrow at the deputy— in the record through t

the yorkshire post," expensive for him. the yorkshire post." sunak_ expensive for him.xpensive for him. the yorkshire post," sunak goes on spending l post," sunak goes on spending spree." we looked at five papers, four of them have the picture the microgrid spend or spend on the front page. yorkshire to get £200 million from the government's levelling up fund, but there is no mention about the future of the hs2. we know this government is very committed to this levelling up agenda, it's politically and economically what they are absolutely devoted to. the challenge is that it's really difficult and expensive. sunak has developed this technique of moving on from what other governments have done too, just building on it, but trying to keep as much possible in a central pot that local authorities then have to bid for so he can be the one handing out the grants and saying, talking about the youth centres they'll build —ish actually be local government making those decisions, but they don't like to just hand down a grant because the government can claim so much credit. sol d

it's £830,000,000 for west yorkshire, 570,000,000 for south yorkshire. sheffield is one example. it is a clear doing not clear levelling up policy in the hope that this will land nicely. i don't know what the comparison is in france, what is regional public transport like in france or does it exist? it transport like in france or does it exist? . ., , ,, exist? it certainly does exist but the ma'or exist? it certainly does exist but the major difference, _ exist? it certainly does exist but the major difference, were - exist? it certainly does exist but i the major difference, were talking about— the major difference, were talking about different cultures and france in the _ about different cultures and france in the uk _ about different cultures and france in the uk are major difference, is whatever— in the uk are major difference, is whatever you the president is, whether— whatever you the president is, whether it's conservative or socialist, _ whether it's conservative or socialist, the fact is that there is a french— socialist, the fact is that there

the yorkshire post receives...etro shows a picture of the chancellor and prime minister, and points, the biggest tax cut for 50 years. the ice as the chancellor is taking the tax burden back to the 1950s. —— the eye. the guardian reports that rishi sunak plans to cut taxes before the next general election after limiting his budget helped to deal with a crisis. the telegraph says the chancellor has taken spending to its highest levels since the 1970s. there's also a warning about households facing a squeeze from inflation and flat wages. the mere�*s headline is champagne for rich, as the cost of living is set to soar. the times mentions an extra £150 billion republic services and 2 million households to recover from the fallen universal credit. i wonder where we are. let's go to the daily telegraph which to begin with paraphrases shirley bassi. "hey big spenders." paraphrases shirley bassi. "hey big senders." , ., ., paraphrases shirley bassi. "hey big senders.“ , . ., ., spenders." there is a headline on the telegr

in yorkshire-— yorkshire.rack or anywhere else actually but this was a remark that no commissioner should have ever made and indeed a wider consideration thought process which is despicable. and this is that for some reason it's a woman but it is possible to check whether she is being arrested or not being arrested correctly and whether it's appropriate. i mean, police, you know? at the end of the day, that is not any person of any six or race or anything else, their responsibility and he was totally wrong to say it. he is apologising, you say come around late to hit it off of the past we ought to be apologising frankly because he was utterly wrong despicable in what he said. you cannot have a society where the police in our nation, better and more often than any other in the free world, ruled by consent. the average cop does not work rim of a gun, he does not have a military aspect to what he does. 0r she does. and in that respect, that works with another word, trust. and it commissioner is elected by the peo

east yorkshire buses say they can see disruption continuing for the rest of the year.. but we do expect... between now and christmas we certainly don't think we will be able to run a full service. but we will be expecting that we can run our temporary reduced timetables. and the unite union says higher wages to drive hgvs are another factor. we have the haulage industry which is short of drivers. so the bus drivers go across to them. and that creates a backlash because there is now a shortage of bus drivers as well as haulage drivers. for now, many people seem relatively sympathetic. but that may not last. simon spark, bbc look north, lincoln. when carl martin lost the use of his legs in a motorcycle crash five years ago, he decided he wanted something positive to come from his situation. the former surveyor from sussex has now become govia thameslink railway�*s new accessibility lead. as piers hopkirk reports, carl says he'll use his first hand experience to make changes, and help get more people onto trains. carl martin was travelling at 115 mph when he came off his

aboard the train from j yorkshire to london.oggy walk on the beach in devon. heavy rain across many parts of the country through the day. here is where the bulk of the rain is. the worst is clear in northern ireland but spreading into southern scotland, pushing across a good part of england and wales, too. heaviest across southern counties, and icy is here where we see the strongest of the winds. around there, gusts of wind, up to 60 mph. finishing the day with some brightness in the west. a dry and bright day in northern scotland. wherever you are, icy will feel cool compare to what you are used to. 10—15 c. this evening and overnight, rain spreads northwards. the strongest of the winds in northern scotland. sunday, a fresh start. sunday itself will be a fresh start. sunday itself will be a day of sunshine and showers. showers most frequent in the west. potentially damaging winds in shetland. goodbye for now.

a spokesman for rafiq has called on the yorkshire board "to do the decent thing and resign".nd knocked the runs off with seven wickets and 18 balls to spare in dubai. next up for australia is england on saturday, with both sides unbeaten so far. australia top group one with a superior run rate. rugby union's autumn internationals start this weekend. and the tastiest of ties to look forward to on saturday, wales have named their team to face new zealand in cardifff. 21—year—old flanker taine basham gets his first start. fly half gareth anscombe will play against the country where he was born, while captain alun wynjones will play his 149th international, surpassing the previous record set by all blacks legend richie mccaw. wales are without several first choice players as the game is taking place outside the scheduled international window. finally, staying in wales, ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney, the hollywood stars who bought non—league wrexham football club in february, have visited the racecourse ground for the first time. they watched the conference side lose at maidenh

on optimism, the cecum if we turn to the yorkshire post, - if we turn to the yorkshire post, give usy investments. yes, well, this is the kind of call you often hearfrom regional caucuses, regional groupings from mps on the eve of a budget, but i think for the northern research group and jake berry, the leading light of that particular caucus, he is quoted in the yorkshire post. they are probably in luck. we know that the chancellor really buys into the prime minister's flagship levelling up agenda to try to boost the north and midlands, already, we have trailed £7,000,000,000 for a transport revolution with lots of that money going to upgrading roads, trams, busesin going to upgrading roads, trams, buses in liverpool, greater manchester, yorkshire, the tees valley and so forth. we know that lots of civil service jobs are being moved to the north. i think things are looking pretty bright for those in the so—called red house seats. i think will be interesting to hear from what tori mps and some of the more traditional shire seats sat; more traditional shire seats say tomorrow but what

our north of england correspondent danny savage is at a pig farm in driffield in yorkshire for us.n? ~ , .,, .,, been? well, sophie, it was last friday that _ been? well, sophie, it was last friday that we _ been? well, sophie, it was last friday that we were _ been? well, sophie, it was last friday that we were standing i been? well, sophie, it was last i friday that we were standing here overlooking these sows which were all expecting large litters in the coming weeks. at the other end of the farm, the more mature pics which should be sent off to market, they have not been going off the farm quick enough, so there is a backlog here, and it was reaching crisis point. we have had an announcement in the last hour from the government to allow butchers in abattoirs dealing with pigs to be able to come into the uk on a temperate basis for “p into the uk on a temperate basis for up to six months and they've also announced private storage to help abattoirs to temporarily store meat to help clear the backlog. that has been welcomed here by the farmers here in east yorkshire, they say that

woman from west yorkshire making the whole of i yorkshire making the whole of britain proud. of investors agreeing £32 million takeover of the club. there was disappointment on the pitch as they suffered their first defeat since being back in the premiership. a penalty try deep in added time help the leaders snatch victory by 13 points— 12 and maintain their 100% start to the season. much of the day is coming up next on bbc one so if you don't want to know the scores, look away now. their second—half equaliser and everton, one all draw at manchester united, both sides remain two points behind the leaders chelsea who beat southampton 3—1. there are also leads for —— wins for leeds and wolves. in scotland, hearts have continued their impressive unbeaten start. they're top of the premiership after a 2—0 win over motherwell. were wins for dundee united, saint mirren and saint johnstone. that is four wins out of four for arsenal after the women's super league leaders thrashed aston villa 4—0. 0ther super league leaders thrashed aston villa 4—0. other goals came in the second half

and i am currently 120 kilometres of england's yorkshire coast in the north sea, in the middle of theorld's biggest offshore wind farm, hornsea 1. just a single rotation of one of these turbines can power the average uk home for an entire day. as i've been finding out. it's all part of the uk's aim for a sustainable energy revolution. it's actually much smoother than it looks. if you thought your commute to work was rough going, check this out. we're with a team trying to get out to service a wind turbine. so, the north sea is famous for its savage weather. but that's why they have put the wind turbines out here, because this is where the wind is. but of course, it means they are very hard, whoa, to maintain. the swell is up to three metres high today. making it too dangerous to climb the ladder. so it's back to the ship for us. this is where the team of engineers who keep the blades turning live and work. coming through. these guys do 12—hour shifts out here, for m straight days, and then gets two weeks off. it can be tough but the flourishing offshore wind industry is creating thous

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called on the yorkshire board to do the _ for him has called on the yorkshire board to do the decentstart. 78 on the board inside to know various. they fell away a bit towards the end. mitchell stark, pat cummings, each took two wickets. aaron finch got australia off to a fire in reply. they have just lost a second wicket. 88— two in the tent over, so because for victory in australia. they playing the next on saturday. you can keep up—to—date with that match, video highlights on the bbc sport website. also happening right now is the drive for the women�*s european championship hosts england next summer. england have got two of their opponents so far. austria and norway. a really tough when they were hoping to avoid norway commander northern ireland committee on the other mommy shannon, would you believe it�*s have been drawn in england�*s group as well. england beating northern ireland last week in the world cup qualifier, so england, norway, austria and northern ireland 16 teams taking part in the european championship to take place in england next summer. full details of that drug

the steel plant in south yorkshire cease production staff were furloughed in spring when the companyn the company ran into fanaticaltrouble. but spring when the company ran into fanatical trouble. but they can now reopen as a new £50 million cash injection has safeguarded the jobs of over 1000 people. injection has safeguarded the “obs of over 1000 peoplei injection has safeguarded the “obs of over 1000 people. fantastic news, ureat si . h of over 1000 people. fantastic news, great sigh of — of over 1000 people. fantastic news, great sigh of relief, _ of over 1000 people. fantastic news, great sigh of relief, we _ of over 1000 people. fantastic news, great sigh of relief, we have - of over 1000 people. fantastic news, great sigh of relief, we have been - great sigh of relief, we have been worried about whether we would have a future. now we can get back to work and do what we want to do and make steel. it is work and do what we want to do and make steel-— make steel. it is hoped the furnaces in rotherham. _ make steel. it is hoped the furnaces in rotherham, which _ make steel. it is

at the time, a vote of no confidence had been passed in the commissioner in north yorkshire.ollowing comments i made in an interview on radio york regarding the horrific abduction, rape and murder of sarah everard. those comments, just to put this in context for you, were widely condemned and there was the accusation he had brought the office into disrepute with his misogynistic remarks. at the time, he says that women need to be streetwise about when they can be arrested and that sarah should never have submitted to that, so those were some of the comments he had made and this is why now we are getting this letter, saying that philip allott, the commissioner for saying that philip allott, the commissionerfor north saying that philip allott, the commissioner for north yorkshire, for york and north yorkshire's police and fire commissioner, will be resigning from his post. we will get more on this from fiona trott later on. in the meantime, the weather. 0vernight tonight, a cold front continues to push southwards, then getting lighter and patio, with an across wales, induced an

the conservative police and crime commissioner for north yorkshire has apologised for saying women need streetwise about police powers of arrest. he sparked fury following a radio interview in which he said sarah everard never should have submitted to arrest by her killer. he was speaking on bbc radio york. fix, to arrest by her killer. he was speaking on bbc radio york. a police officer can't just _ speaking on bbc radio york. a police officer can't just arrest _ speaking on bbc radio york. a police officer can'tjust arrest you, - speaking on bbc radio york. a police officer can't just arrest you, there - officer can't just arrest you, there has to be a reason, so covid, for example, it is not indictable, are you go to prison or potentially crown court, so women, first of all, just need to be streetwise about when they can and cannot be arrested. she should never have been arrested. she should never have been arrested and submitted... but arrested. she should never have been arrested and submitted. . ._ arrested and submitted... but she didn't know _ arrested and submitted... but she di

private jethro watson—pickering, who was 23, of the 1st yorkshire regiment, was part of a crew operatingshire, on friday. the vehicle overturned and hit a tree, trapping several soldiers inside, a source told the bbc. the yorkshire regiment said on facebook that its thoughts and prayers were with private watson—pickering's family. she the duke of cambridge will call for society to "unite in repairing our planet", when he appears on stage tonight at the first awards ceremony for his environmental prize. the earthshot prize will celebrate five winners who've come up with the best solutions to tackle the world's environmental problems. james reynolds reports. each year, we will award five £1 million prizes to those who we believe can transform our chances of repairing our planet. prince william's earthshot winners will be announced tonight. the prize takes its inspiration from president kennedy's 1960s moonshot, the desire to unite around a single scientific project. ultimately if we want to tackle this, if we want to get on the front foot, we've got to bring people with us. people have got

all right, let's move on to the yorkshire post, and there is not huge prominence to this, but there isticular to a retailer is warning of the shortages, partly because of what is going on in the shortages, partly because of what is going on in reports, felixstowe and so on, and huge sort of backlogs there are shipping containers at felixstowe, which could have a knock—on effect for those stockings and how many presents our kids get on christmas day. should we be worried, do you think, benjamin? i day. should we be worried, do you think, benjamin?— think, ben'amin? i think based on the ast think, benjamin? i think based on the past few— think, benjamin? i think based on the past few months, _ think, benjamin? i think based on the past few months, let - think, benjamin? i think based on the past few months, let alone i think, benjamin? i think based on | the past few months, let alone the past few years, we seem to lurch from panic, from disaster to disaster. there is evidence today that some retailers are bringing forward their christmas sales because they are worried that not everythin

we've spent a week at honley high in west yorkshire.nd, restrictions have been lifted by the government. it's been absolutely amazing to have what feels much more like a normal school again. are you all right, girls? all of the children going to their lessons in their subject specialist teachers' rooms, science experiments happening. but at the same time, we're dealing with, unfortunately, a rise in the number of cases. he's tested positive for covid now... as of today, we've hit 200, with students and staff, which i think the highest number we had last year at any one time was 28 cases across the school. bell rings here, an old building makes ventilation an issue. a spike in cases means open evenings are now online, assemblies are cancelled and the wearing of masks is being encouraged. how have you been, then? i haven't felt as bad as i thought i would be. for pupils in school and at home, these are difficult times. i think the hardest thing is not seeing everyone. i've been away from my family. so what are you doing, then? i've been d

but on this east yorkshire farm, there are caveats to the positive response to tonight's announcement we needed butchers in these processes 12 weeks ago now so it is essential that we get some staff in their asap because farmers are already, unfortunately, culling pigs because of overstocking on farms, so we need them now. i'm very disappointed that it's taken so long to come to this decision and these arrangements. we, as farmers, should never have been put in this position. this really wasn't our problem. this was a processing problem and we've been left to deal with it, emotional and financial issues. the test is now whether the badly needed foreign workers will want to come and be operational within just a few weeks. danny savage, bbc news, driffield. yeah the chancellor rishi sunak says the government is doing "everything it can" to ease supply chain blockages. but businesses in industries from toys to construction to meat are warning that blockages at ports, caused by a shortage of lorry drivers, are still causing big delays. the uk's largest poultry supplier said the price of c

private jethro watson—pickering, who was 23, of the 1st yorkshire regiment, was part of a crew operatinge regiment said on facebook that its thoughts and prayers were with private watson—pickering's family. the newcastle—tottenham game was paused earlier, after a supporter in the stand had a medical emergency. medics rushed to the aid of the fan in the stands of st james' park 41 minutes into the game, and players were taken off the field. a defibrilator was carried onto the terraces as crowds remained in the stadium. newcastle lost the game 3—2. an update on a story we were talking about an hour ago when our reporter was telling us that there might be signs a deal being done over brighton's festering rubbish. it looks like he was absolutely right, and he's here now to tell us more about that. thanks very much for coming back. what more. have you known him since we last spoke an hour to go?— hour to go? there was a wisp of white smoke. _ hour to go? there was a wisp of white smoke. when _ hour to go? there was a wisp of white smoke. when we - hour to go? there was a wisp of white smoke.

north yorkshire police and crime commissioner, phillip allott, whose comments about the sarah everard sparked outrage resigns, after a no—confidence vote. in norway, a man who killed five people using a bow and arrow, was known to the police, who say they'd had concerns he'd been radicalised. new research suggests babies of asian origin are at higher risk of being stillborn or dying shortly after birth. a leading charity calls for urgent action. and 41 years later, could british olympic silver—medallist swimmer sharron davies be about to be awarded the gold? good evening and welcome to bbc news. the government has told gps in england to see more patients face—to—face, as long waits in accident and emergency departments rise to their worst level since records began. lack of access to gps has been cited as a key factor in growing pressures on a&es. in september, a quarter of patients who came to a&e in england waited longer than four hours for treatment. meanwhile, more people than ever are waiting for routine nhs treatments in england. in august, 5.7 million patients were on waiting li

the day's highest temperature — ryhill in west yorkshire, 22 degrees celsius.han the october average, so it was very, very warm indeed. now looking at this satellite picture, you can see those areas that had the clearest skies. we've seen some clearing skies across east anglia and south—east england behind this cold front because what we're seeing at the moment is cooler and fresher air starting to spread in from the near continent. and that's significant because as humidity levels drop, the clouds will increasingly break up, and that's happening right now across east anglia and the south—east. meanwhile, for northern england, wales, south—west england, southern and eastern scotland, still a lot of low cloud around, a few spots of drizzle, bit of mist and fog for some. and then there's this band of rain that's really pepping up at the moment. some heavy rain for northern ireland, western scotland bringing a risk of some localised surface water flooding. now, the rain will tend to turn a little lighter and patchier through saturday, and the weather front will fi

bit of cloud for some, others saw the sunshine come through, for example, in scarborough in north yorkshirelaces where we saw temperatures reach 21 celsius. that's 7 degrees above where temperatures should be at this stage of october. so it has been very mild. as i say, there has been some sunshine, northern east wales, northern england, the far north of scotland, otherwise it's been pretty cloudy. notice we're starting to see some breaks in the cloud in kent. that's behind a very weak cold front. this stripe of cloud you can see here, that's important, because behind tha, the air turns cooler and fresher. it will tend to kill off the cloud across east anglia, across parts of the midlands and central southern england overnight, leaving a few mist and fog patches across southwest england, wales and northern england. outbreaks of rain turning heavier for northern ireland and into western scotland where we could see some areas of localised surface water flooding, particularly in parts of highland. now, through saturday, this weather front that's been with us for ages is starting to pull away f

private jethro watson—pickering, who was 23, of the 1st yorkshire regiment, was part of a crew operatingshire, on friday. the yorkshire regiment said on facebook that its thoughts and prayers were with private watson—pickering's family. the newcastle tottenham game was paused earlier, after a supporter in the stand had a medical emergency. medics rushed to the aid of the fan 41 minutes into the game, and players were taken off the field. a debifrilator was carried onto the terraces as crowds remained in the stadium. private firms have been called in by brighton and hove city council to remove growing piles of rubbish amid continuing bin strikes. mountains of waste have been accumulating around the city for almost two weeks, after the gmb union called the strike over drivers being removed from long—standing rounds and pay. with the dispute ongoing, residents in the city have become increasingly angry. a murder inquiry is underway in glasgow after a 14—year—old boy was stabbed in the city. justin mclaughlin was seriously injured at high street station yesterday afternoon, later dying in ho

northern england, north yorkshire, scarborough seeing some lovely sunny weather and again it has beenridlington one of those places. that compares with the average for the time of year of 1a. seven celsius warmer than it should be during this stage of october. satellite pictures show where we have seen the best of the breaks, even northern ireland and scotland, northern england and north—east wales having the best of it but down to the south—east, we are starting to the south—east, we are starting to see some breaks in the cloud coming into kent and the coastline with east anglia because we have a little cold front running in. behind that, the air is turning fresher which is significant because that will kill off the cloud and you will have much more sunshine across parts of england tomorrow. indeed, overnight tonight, cloud begins to melt away from east anglia and the south—east. south—west england, wales, northern england, the odd spot of drizzle, quite murky, mist and fog patches, rain for northern ireland and scotland again and if anything the rain turns a bit heavier so we could

have been approved. £1 west yorkshire have been approved. it 50 _ west yorkshire have been approved.ng is something that affects our community is pretty— something that affects our community is pretty much every single year now _ is pretty much every single year now that — is pretty much every single year now. that is something we are reporting — now. that is something we are reporting on. not only that, bus travel, — reporting on. not only that, bus travel, recycling, single use of plastics. — travel, recycling, single use of plastics, these are all things that are weighing heavy on the minds of our listeners. not least because these _ our listeners. not least because these are — our listeners. not least because these are things that we are seeing where _ these are things that we are seeing where we _ these are things that we are seeing where we live, air pollution, auto pollution, — where we live, air pollution, auto pollution, flooding, our listeners in west— pollution, flooding, our listeners in west yorkshire are being affected by climate _ in west yorkshire are being affected b

most of them in places like grimsby in east yorkshire that have seen traditional industries decline.grandad went to sea when he was m, as a cabin boy. for seafaring families like mine, offshore wind has really given more options. 80% of our workforce in the east coast come from within an hour of our operational hub. so it's really opened up a world of opportunities for seafaring families like mine which didn't exist 15 years ago. one day later, and the sea is calm. right, so this is my cabin, pretty cushy. have a look at this. so this is the lounge. sorry, lads! and this is the lounge. sorry, lads! and this is the lounge. sorry, lads! and this is the dining area. and let me tell you, the food is really good. let's see what's on the menu. jill? what is forte? it see what's on the menu. jill? what is forte? , , see what's on the menu. jill? what isforte? , , . ,, ., is forte? it is fish, chips and mushy peas. _ is forte? it is fish, chips and mushy peas, and _ is forte? it is fish, chips and mushy peas, and we - is forte? it is fish, chips and mushy peas, and we have i is forte? it is

that has been greeted, welcomed by the farmers here in east yorkshire and they say that should put ant has estimated that 800 butchers will need to be brought in to clear this backlog and they are confident they can make that figure but not until november and that is causing some concern, will they come into the country quick enough to get this problem sorted. that was danny savage. police are treating a bow and arrow attack in norway that left five people dead as an act of terrorism. a 37 year old is being held after a man went on the rampage last night in the town of kongsberg, from where mark lowen sends this report. a mediaeval weapon of modern terror, piercing the calm of this once sleepy town. police were called after six o'clock last night, when an attacker fired indiscriminately from his bow and arrow. when they tried to intervene, he unleashed more volleys. by the time they caught him half an hour later, he had killed four women and one man and injured three others. he was reportedly also armed with a knife. today, police identified him as 37—year—old espen andersen brathen,

danny savage reports from east yorkshire.elfare of her animals but threatened —— terrified she will soon have to cull some of them. she is banging the drum for pig farmers. this morning she was outside doing a live tv interview while her mum and sisters watched in the kitchen. come and speak to me, boris johnson, have the guts to stand up johnson, have the guts to stand up and talk to us! {30 johnson, have the guts to stand up and talk to us!— up and talk to us! go girl, go uirl! but up and talk to us! go girl, go girl! but behind _ up and talk to us! go girl, go girl! but behind the - up and talk to us! go girl, go i girl! but behind the supportive smiles there _ girl! but behind the supportive smiles there is _ girl! but behind the supportive smiles there is a _ girl! but behind the supportive smiles there is a growing - girl! but behind the supportive| smiles there is a growing sense of despair. haste smiles there is a growing sense of despair-— of despair. we are struggling so much and _ of despair. we are struggling so m

bit of cloud for some, others saw the sunshine come through, for example, in scarborough in north yorkshireridlington, this was one of the places where we saw temperatures reach 21 celsius. that's 7 degrees above where temperatures should be at this stage of october. so it has been very mild. as i say, there has been some sunshine, northern east wales, northern england, the far north of scotland, otherwise it's been pretty cloudy. notice we're starting to see some breaks in the cloud in kent. that's behind a very weak cold front. this stripe of cloud you can see here, that's important, because behind tha, the air turns cooler and fresher. it will tend to kill off the cloud across east anglia, across parts of the midlands and central southern england overnight, leaving a few mist and fog patches across southwest england, wales and northern england. outbreaks of rain turning heavier for northern ireland and into western scotland where we could see some areas of localised surface water flooding, particularly in parts of highland. now, through saturday, this weather front that's been with us fo

elaine dunkley, bbc news, in honley, in west yorkshire.by tom cruise and nasa. the russian crew will spend 12 days in space, filming scenes for the challenge, as richard galpin reports. lift—off of soyuz�*s ms—19 with an actress... just before day local time, the soyuz spacecraft blasted off, heading for the international space station. nothing new here, except along with the cosmonaut piloting the flight are some unusual passengers — an actress, yulia peresild, and the film director klim shipenko. and whilst they're in outer space, they'll make a movie called the challenge, about an emergency at the international space station with cosmonauts' lives at risk. in space travel at the gagarin space centre. they've both had what's been described as a crash course in space travel at the gagarin space centre. speaking earlier, yulia peresild said there was no time left for fear. translation: we have been working really hard. - although we look all happy and smiles, we are very tired. it's been very difficult, both mentally and physically. if the

we have spent a week at honley high in west yorkshire.he government. it's been absolutely amazing to have what feels much more like a normal school again. are you all right, girls? all of the children going to their lessons in the subject specialist teachers' rooms, science experiments happening. but at the same time, we are dealing with, unfortunately, a rise in the number of cases. he's tested positive for covid now... as of today we have hit 200 students and staff, which i think the highest number we've had last year at any one time was 28 cases across the school. bell rings here an old building makes ventilation an issue. a spike in cases means open evenings are now online. assemblies are cancelled and the wearing of masks is being encouraged. how have you been, then? i haven't felt as bad as i thought i would be. for pupils in school and at home these are difficult times. i think the hardest thing is not seeing everyone. | i've been away from my family. so what are you doing, then? i've been doing teams from home. the teachers usuall

some classic yorkshire grit kept the dutch woman at bay. she reached the finish alone.inner in a classic race. today is a part of history. and i'm proud to be part of a team that also makes history, you know, and we're so grateful to everyone behind—the—scenes, all the viewers watching, because every fan watching this is also making history. it's proving that there's appetite for women's cycling, and that the athletes here can do one of the hardest races in the world. and i'm so proud that i can say i'm the first ever winner. one of britain's greatest cyclists has just written another chapter in a sport's history. drew savage, bbc news. what a day for lizzie with that sensational win on those brutal cobblestones. earlier, i spoke to hayley simmonds, a former team—mate of diagnan�*s who herself is a former commonwealth games bronze medallist, aboutjust how big an achievement this is. it was a brilliant performance by lizzie. it's actually quite rare that we see her grimacing like that, but you can see just how much she wanted that victory. and yeah, it was always going t

and east midlands, perhaps up yorkshire and east midlands, perhaps up to 22 degrees.unusual this time of year but already warmer than the whole of october last year! going into tonight, we continue with outbreaks of rain in northern ireland and scotland, clearing from northern scotland but as for england and wales, with clear spells, fog developing in east anglia and the south—east. 0vernight, temperatures are closer to where they should be by date this time of year, in fact the record overnight and is in northern ireland and scotland for october. with where the rain at october. with where the rain at times into tomorrow, putting back into northern scotland, fog gradually clearing in east anglia and the south—east england but still keeping low cloud and maybe a bit of rain but overall for wales and england tomorrow, looking like a brighter date with more sunny spells and temperatures again into the high teens and low 20s, likely to feel even a bit warmer. at the weekend, the front bringing the rain to scotland and northern ireland will gradually move south and clear b

a noted cricket, yorkshire i league.estigation's finding that he had been a victim of racism and billing at the club. following and billing at the club. following an internal requiring the... xbox person for the player has called on the yorkshire bird to resign —— a sportsperson... england play sportsperson. .. england play australia sportsperson... england play australia tomorrow and the aussies were in action yesterday against sri lanka and cruised to a seven wicket victory. australia have won their first two games but so have england. in the autumn internationals of rugby begin this weekend. wheels have named their team to face new on saturday. gareth evans, play against the of his birth and captain alun wynjones will get his 149th cap. that surpasses the previous record set by all blacks legend richie mccall. willis a selection has been hampered by a number of entries. and also because the game is outside world rugby�*s international window so many players are unavailable. tt so many players are unavailable. tt is ab

a spokesman has called on the yorkshire board to do the decent thing and resign.with 18 balls to spare in dubai. next up, england on saturday. both sides are unbeaten so far. australia is top of the group. rugby union alton international start this weekend and again on saturday whales have made their team to face in cardiff. he gets his first start. he will play against the country where he was born while the captain blood play his 149th international passing the previous record set by richie mccoury. wells selection has been hampered by injuries and the game is outside the international window. many players are unable to feature. that's the sports for now. let's get more on this with simon calder, travel editor of the independent. the government has confirmed that the last seven countries on that red list will it be removed from monday and salmon, the travel editor of the independentjoins me now. hello. what does this mean for the red list? let's start there. the what does this mean for the red list? let's start there.— list? let's start there. the red list? let'

and i am currently 120km of england�*s yorkshire coast in the north sea, in the middle of the world�* i�*ve been finding out. it�*s all part of the uk�*s aim for a sustainable energy revolution. it�*s actually much smoother than it looks. if you thought your commute to work was rough going, check this out. we are with a team trying to get out to service a wind turbine. so the north sea is famous for its savage weather. but that�*s why they have put the wind turbines out here, because this is where the wind is. but of course, it means they are very hard, whoa, to maintain. the swell is up to three metres high today.

private jethro watson—pickering, who was 23, of the 1st yorkshire regiment, was part of a crew operatinghe yorkshire regiment said on facebook that its thoughts and prayers were with private watson—pickering's family. the newcastle—tottenham game was paused earlier, after a supporter in the stand had a medical emergency. medics rushed to the aid of the fan in the stands of st james' park 41 minutes into the game, and players were taken off the field. a debifrilator was carried onto the terraces as crowds remained in the stadium. newcastle lost the game 3—2. private firms have been called in by brighton & hove city council to remove growing piles of rubbish amid continuing bin strikes. tons of waste have been accumulating around the city for almost two weeks, after the gmb union called industrial action over drivers being removed from long—standing rounds and pay. the ongoing dispute has left the citiy�*s residents increasingly angry. let's get more on this from bbc sussex�*s political reporter, ben weisz. thank you forjoining. what is it like having that much waste piled up on the city's

private jethro watson—pickering, who was 23, of the 1st yorkshire regiment, was part of a crew operatinggow after a 14—year—old boy was stabbed in the city. justin mclaughlin was seriously injured at high street station yesterday afternoon, later dying in hospital. our scotland correspondent alexandra mckenzie has given us this update from the scene. there is still quite a lot of police activity here outside the station and some floral tributes have been laid. we understand that a fight had broken out on the train that spilled out onto the platform here and the 14—year—old was stabbed down on the platform. police scotland put out a statement this afternoon and said this was a shocking act of violence in broad daylight, which had seen a boy tragically lose his life. they also said this happened on a saturday afternoon. it would have been very busy here in the middle of the city. they have asked anyone to come forward, anyone who saw anything suspicious at all. the 14—year—old, justin mclaughlin, he went to school in coatbridge, saint ambrose high school. the headmaster there has paid trib

our education correspondent has been following the situation in west yorkshire. glad to be in school. it's much more fun now. back at home we can't do — it's much more fun now. back at home we can't do the — it's much more fun now. back at home we can't do the practical _ it's much more fun now. back at home we can't do the practical is, _ it's much more fun now. back at home we can't do the practical is, we - we can't do the practical is, we write _ we can't do the practical is, we write down— we can't do the practical is, we write down the method, now we can actually _ write down the method, now we can actually do — write down the method, now we can actually do them. we write down the method, now we can actually do them.— actually do them. we can be more interactive _ actually do them. we can be more interactive. actually _ actually do them. we can be more interactive. actually see _ actually do them. we can be more interactive. actually see the i interactive. actually see the exueriments _ interactive. actually see the experiments happen. - interactive. actual

that has been welcomed here by the farmers here in east yorkshire. and the government estimates that 800 butchers will need to be brought into the country to clear this backlog. they are confident they can meet that figure, but not until november and that is causing some concern that will they come into the country quick enough to get this problem sorted? one of the biggest post—brexit rows surrounds the licence to fish. an argument between britain and france could be about to escalate as french fishermen are threatening port blockades next week as their anger grows of not being given licences to fish in british waters. 0ur paris correspondent lucy williamson has been talking to some of them. for laurent, british waters are as familiar as the rusting docks back home in boulogne—sur—mer. his family has fished there for generations. now, without a licence to enter british waters, he is fishing the young catch around the french coast. but fishermen like him are angry, he says, and if there is no progress by friday they plan to hit back. translation: we

the yorkshire post carries the resignation of yorkshire's police commissioner — after comments he made's safety. the financial times reports fears of a trade war — if the uk government rejects the eu's latest plans for northern ireland. the guardian says doctors�* leaders fear many gps could leave the profession as a result of the government's plan to increase face—to—face appointments. the express looks at a study of people who take statins — saying there may be a link with a reduced risk of dying from covid. the daily mail reports comments by the queen apparently criticising a lack of action over climate change. the times leads with fears the chinese leader won't attend the cop26 climate summit. so let's begin. kick us off this time with the guardian, which says the face to plan which is being promoted by sajid javid can actually lead to an exit as of doctors. it sajid javid can actually lead to an exit as of doctors.— sajid javid can actually lead to an exit as of doctors. it could lead to a blood he — exit as of doctors. it could lead to a blood he knows _ exit as of doctors. it co

let's move to the yorkshire post.give us cast riskless revolution stapley yes, i think rishi sunak has announced that this will be answered in part, we know there is going to be 3,000,000,000 unveiled in the _ there is going to be 3,000,000,000 unveiled in the budget _ there is going to be 3,000,000,000 unveiled in the budget tomorrow - there is going to be 3,000,000,000 unveiled in the budget tomorrow for. unveiled in the budget tomorrow for scales _ unveiled in the budget tomorrow for scales i_ unveiled in the budget tomorrow for scales. i think the majority of that will go _ scales. i think the majority of that will go towards tea levels, the technical— will go towards tea levels, the technical qualifications which involve — technical qualifications which involve lots of on the ground experience as well as time in the classroom — experience as well as time in the classroom. i think overall, education will be one really to act in the _ education will be one really to act in the budget tomorrow. there's been a lot of

a spokesman for rafiq has called on the yorkshire board "to do the decent thing and resign".t of ties to look forward to on saturday, wales have named their team to face new zealand in cardifff. 21—year—old flanker taine basham gets his first start. fly half gareth anscombe will play against the country where he was born, while captain alun wynjones will play his 149th international, surpassing the previous record set by all blacks legend richie mccaw. wales are without several first choice players as the game is taking place outside the scheduled international window. finally, staying in wales, ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney, the hollywood stars who bought non—league wrexham football club in february, have visited the racecourse ground for the first time. they watched the conference side lose at maidenhead on tuesday night, but have been meeting localfans and club staff in north wales this afternoon. our senior sports news reporter laura scott reports. there are lights, cameras and action. not like ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney are used too, though, it's a far cry from

liberty steel plants in south yorkshire ceased production and staff were furloughed in the spring whenver 1000 people. it is fantastic news. it is — of over 1000 people. it is fantastic news. it is a _ of over 1000 people. it is fantastic news, it is a great _ of over 1000 people. it is fantastic news, it is a great sigh _ of over 1000 people. it is fantastic news, it is a great sigh of- of over 1000 people. it is fantastic news, it is a great sigh of relief- news, it is a great sigh of relief really, because we have been worrying whether we have got a future or not. 0bviously now we can get back to work and do what we want to do and make steel. it is get back to work and do what we want to do and make steel.— to do and make steel. it is hoped the arc furnaces _ to do and make steel. it is hoped the arc furnaces in _ to do and make steel. it is hoped the arc furnaces in rotherham, i to do and make steel. it is hoped i the arc furnaces in rotherham, which are seen as the future of the steel industry in the uk, will soon be producing 50,000 tonnes a month. but this is an energy intensive