filled with yorkshire pudding filled with many more yorkshire puddings , many more yorkshire puddingsttle mini yorkshire puddings. hi, jake and tracey. hi i'm, i'm fascinated to see the how do you competitive eater of anything else are you are you moving into the terrain of are you going to practise consuming vast quantities is of any other commodity. okay i'm not well funny you should mention competitive eating . i was asked competitive eating. i was asked to be a of the yorkshire pudding festival this year , but i bet festival this year, but i bet the festival never offered to be a display . oh, the festival never offered to be a display. oh, i'm sorry , i've a display. oh, i'm sorry, i've been reading. i've also been reading around the subject of a competitive yorkshire pudding eating and i couldn't quite get to the bottom of what the world record is. is that is that is that a number or a target that you would go for that would put you would go for that would put you actually at the top of the yorkshire pudding eating ? i'll yorkshire pudding eating? i'll be honest, i'd be looking

filled with yorkshire pudding filled with many more yorkshire puddings , many more yorkshire puddingsttle mini yorkshire puddings. hi, jake and tracey. hi i'm, i'm fascinated to see the how do you competitive eater of anything else are you are you moving into the terrain of are you going to practise consuming vast quantities is of any other commodity. okay i'm not well funny you should mention competitive eating . i was asked competitive eating. i was asked to be a of the yorkshire pudding festival this year , but i bet festival this year, but i bet the festival never offered to be a display . oh, the festival never offered to be a display. oh, i'm sorry , i've a display. oh, i'm sorry, i've been reading. i've also been reading around the subject of a competitive yorkshire pudding eating and i couldn't quite get to the bottom of what the world record is. is that is that is that a number or a target that you would go for that would put you would go for that would put you actually at the top of the yorkshire pudding eating ? i'll yorkshire pudding eating? i'll be honest, i'd be looking

it is quite a good story the yorkshire _ up. it is quite a good story the yorkshire post _ up.uite a good story the yorkshire post has done - up. it is quite a good story the l yorkshire post has done because up. it is quite a good story the - yorkshire post has done because it is making two points. first of all of the bank of england has put up the rates and there is a feeling that the monetary policy of the bank there might be a difference of opinion. only 6% six site only six people voted for that increase. and the office of national statistics show that the inflation rate has fallen. so, maybe next time around they might not have to raise the rates. the problem is, and they have spoken to people it is quite clear it is going to affect the people who want to buy houses. they have been under the clash ever sings the rates started rising and inflation started rising. there seems to be no release for them. as to what they can do and how they can get their dream homes if they are so expensive. shit if they are so expensive. all right, last story i — if they are so expensive. all

we also heard from the chair of yorkshire.in the last 13 months. he said they have a brand—new board and more sponsors than they have had in yorkshire history. you remember it during the whole racism crisis last year it engulfed the club and and goes crickets. i lots of sponsors left yorkshire and they were temporarily banned from hosting international picture pictures. he painted a picture of where they got to as a county and he said it hasn't been without racial abuse he has experience personally and he's putting a letter of hope on the reports we are expecting in early in 2023. he said that would be key and he said a lot of people will take from today the meeting whistle—blower in all this azeem rafiq fled the country and said he has been left cold by the games responds by what you felt about his report. responds by what you felt about his re ort. , . responds by what you felt about his reort. _, , responds by what you felt about his reort, ,., , , ., report. here is a response from the ecp that we — report. here is a respo

come on, yorkshire puddings, please, walter. what if he..?ny, i guess it's a 0—0 draw. 0h, he's sniffing the french cheese. france on the attack with mbappe. but in comes declan rice. oh, no, it's mbappe! oh, no, the cheese. the cheese. what does walter know, eh? to give walter the dog his due, his match prediction was correct — but linda ottley—brown still wasn't impressed. jon rivers wrote to newswatch. simon evans said: and mike smith emailed: newswatch asked bbc news for a reply to those comments and received this statement. and for a more detailed response, i am pleased to say that the editor of bbc breakfast, richard frediani, will be my guest on newswatch in the new year. so keep yourfeedback coming in. now, migration was in the news again this week with four people dying trying to cross the english channel on a small boat on thursday. the day before, the prime minister made a migration announcement in parliament. it was broadcast on the news channel, who pulled out of it, just before the news at one, in this way. our world leading mod

and west yorkshire police.s story relates to a white man appued story relates to a white man applied for a job with west yorkshire police and was told were only hiring women and minorities. and this was raised by councillor mark thompson , who by councillor mark thompson, who with the mayor of west yorkshire, tracy brabin . and i'm yorkshire, tracy brabin. and i'm basically the email that this applicant received , said west applicant received, said west yorkshire police is currently on direct presented by women and people from ethnic minority backgrounds in accordance with the act 2010, we offer the equality act 2010, we offer those who to unrepresented groups the opportunity to apply at time, but obviously not at any time, but obviously not everybody else . the mayor of everybody else. the mayor of west yorkshire, unbelievably defended this policy . she said. defended this policy. she said. when i became mayor of west yorkshire, i committed 100% to get west yorkshire police to reflect the communities we serve

harry brooke not only survived running as captain to register his third century, the yorkshire batters went to yorkshire batter was also called little unawares went to make quick wickets when she was next in, sooner than you would have expected. i was actuall on than you would have expected. i was actually on the _ than you would have expected. i was actually on the toilet. _ than you would have expected. i was actually on the toilet. i _ than you would have expected. i was actually on the toilet. i was - than you would have expected. i was actually on the toilet. i was in - than you would have expected. i —" actually on the toilet. i was in the toilet, so i had to quickly get my five pads on, it was a bit of a hectic moment, to be honest. running as art of hectic moment, to be honest. running as part of crickets, _ hectic moment, to be honest. running as part of crickets, some _ hectic moment, to be honest. running as part of crickets, some look - hectic moment, to be honest. running as part of crickets, some look worse i as part of crickets, some look worse than others, — as part of

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it's been reported that yorkshire reported that west yorkshire police turning potential police is turningecause they don't happen to be women or ethnic minorities. the reports after a white man applied for a job. how did he at the force was told his application not be processed as he didn't belong a minority group and it would be held until recruiting and opened to everyone. the mayor of west yorkshire, tracy brabin, has defended the police's recruitment process, saying trust was built by represent and she would not apologise . trying she would not apologise. trying to get a police force that the people it serves to give his thoughts on this . you know thoughts on this. you know i said before that rob williams was my favourite trade unionist, but actually think it's paul embery who is a firefighter and trade unionist. thank you very much, paul. what do you make of this? it does seem to me that there a lot jobs now, there are a lot jobs now, particularly public particularly in the public sector, where can be sector, where you can be discriminated because discriminated against because you'r

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fantastic to be here in yorkshire. in darlington. in birmingham.across the country. apparently, it was fantastic. wherever they were, the main battlegrounds stayed the same — taxes and the economy, but there were also growing worries about the rising cost of energy bills. liz truss had become the favourite and on 5th september... i give notice that liz truss is elected as the leader of the conservative and unionist party. i will deliver a bold plan to cut taxes and grow our economy. the crowning moment of her political career. liz truss will be prime minister tomorrow, and then confronted by an in—tray from hell. the question for her party and for the country — will she be up to it? well, this is it, folks. the baton will be handed over in what has unexpectedly turned out to be a relay race. they changed the rules halfway through, but never mind that now. and with that, one prime minister left downing street for the last time. in balmoral, the queen formally conducted the handover of power, and a new pm returned. i have just accepted her majesty th

been driven out of the country" by "threats and abuse" since his first testimony about racism at yorkshire evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. it is a breakthrough that could have huge implications for the planet and for generations to come. today, scientists in the united states announced they've overcome a major barrier in their bid to produce an almost limitless source of clean energy, with what's called nuclear fusion. it's being hailed as "one of the greatest scientific feats of the 21st century", but experts are cautioning that there is still a long way to go before nuclear fusion powers homes, for example. our science editor rebecca morelle is here to explain what it is all about. thanks, sophie. it's been described as the holy grail of energy — nuclear fusion. it's the same process that powers the sun and other stars and, one day, it could be used to produce near—limitless, clean energy here on earth. so, what is nuclearfusion? well, the process involves taking two atoms and squeezing them together, so they fuse. this generates a burst of energy. it sounds easy enough, but

one lady questioned yorkshire water . they questioned yorkshire water.kshire water. they hadn't actually specified to anyone what was actually in the water and she was complaining about problems that her and her son had had with with their hands and their skin since washing, washing and taking a taking a shower and taking in drinking this water, they hadn't really had an explanation from yorkshire water what was in it. another resident complaining about a 78 old mother who's about a 78 year old mother who's recovering from bowel and recovering from bowel cancer and having chemotherapy left without power the last days. cousin power for the last days. cousin and northern powergrid were were praised by these residents because they along with the red cross , been delivering blankets cross, been delivering blankets and, delivering other other suppues and, delivering other other supplies as well. but yorkshire water saying the they didn't really inspect this pipe and didn't expect this pipe to burst it hasn't burst for the last decade and so constant maintenan

scotland and, in essex, yorkshire and humber . anna riley yorkshire and humber.went along to out about it. i declare the centre this hub opened some offer for all for the opening of britain's newest banking hub after the closure of all banks. cottingham in east yorkshire has become the fourth centre in the uk to provide this facility to keep cash viable and allow customers to still access face to face banking services . face to face banking services. the banks themselves will find it will actually generate more business more money. the post offices will like it because it will bring people into the post as well so you know so i think all told , it will work very well all told, it will work very well . it's a clever answer to what was turning into a real problem, which is the of banks on the high street , the absence of high street, the absence of access to cash, the absence of all things many of us have grown up with and are uncomfortable without . so it's a great idea. without. so it's a great idea. and because a great idea the customer will make it work. the hu

so yeah , been yorkshire. them inconvenienced on into christmas shopping not being able to get to work so it certainly hit in the passengers but speaking to the rmt on the picket line they've said that they feel this is the only way that they can get their message across. and earlier i was with john stewart . he's the rmt john stewart. he's the rmt secretary for the leeds branch. i asked him about the disruption coming up to for passengers and is what he had to say. i think we are overall well, we've had the public coming by thanking us today and telling us that , today and telling us that, although they are being inconvenienced they understand why we're having to do all this. it's a last resort and people are acceptable . i'd like to just are acceptable. i'd like to just say it's a bit of a mess that we're affecting people's christmases , stopping them, christmases, stopping them, getting home to see their families . between the next families. between the next strike , the last day coming up strike, the last

to be back in yorkshire _ speech in leeds. to be back in yorkshire and _ speech in leeds.hire and it _ speech in leeds. to be back in yorkshire and it is _ speech in leeds. to be back in yorkshire and it is a _ speech in leeds. to be back in yorkshire and it is a real- speech in leeds. to be back in i yorkshire and it is a real privilege to be the warm—up speaker for the leader best equipped, best qualified, to be the next prime minister of the united kingdom, keir starmer. the leader that will take this country into the future, and it's also a pleasure to give a vote of thanks to tracy brabin, who is a spectacular success in just 18 months as mayor proves the central case that our commission is making today, for the biggest transfer of power out of westminster and whitehall to the localities, and it's the biggest transfer of power that our country has seen. she's due today's report is not a one man report, it is a 12 member commission report, it is a 12 member commission report and i want to thank the members of the commission sitting in the front row here for all the wor

large swathes of the country, seen here in the dark grey, including kent, sussex, surrey, east yorkshireand suffolk are not affected by today's industrial action. but nurses across the whole of wales — apart from at one health board — have been on strike. and nurses from across the whole of northern ireland also joined picket lines today. nurses in scotland aren't striking, after two health unions accepted a revised pay offer from the scottish government. our health editor hugh pym has this report from reading on the day's events. cheering a moment of history. nurses on a picket line in liverpool. part of the biggest strike ever staged by the royal college of nursing. what we want? fair pay! and in leeds, nurses made plain their anger at the pay settlement they've been given. in sub—zero temperatures, they gathered early in reading. nurses here argued that the strike was about stressful working conditions, as well as pay. nothing changes. things just get tighter and tighter. and we're expected to just keep putting up with things, keep finding... i'm getting emotional now. keep finding re

but there is no strike action in kent, sussex, surrey, east yorkshire or lincolnshire.e either in manchester, buckinghamshire, norfolk or suffolk. in wales, nurses from six out of its seven health boards are striking. while all trusts in northern ireland are involved in the action. as we've heard, no nurses in scotland are taking action today after two unions voted to accept an improved pay offer — but ballots for other union members are continuing. our health correspondent catherine burns has been talking to some nurses about why they've decided to strike. what do we want? a pay rise! how do we get it? strike! it started at sam, the biggest strike in the history of the royal college of nursing. members across all of northern ireland, most of wales and about a quarter of trusts in england left their day jobs for picket lines, many with mixed emotions. i feel it is a crying shame. it is really bad, i don't want to do this, my colleagues don't want to do this. today, i am emotional but i have been more emotional on my shifts. i didn't envisage it would ever come to this.

health experts in north yorkshire have noticed that a lot more children are taking up vaping, and that is that it is very addictive. nicotine is as addictive as heroin. so in that sense you probably will get hooked quite easily. and as we are not entirely sure about some of the harms yet, it�*s probably not the best thing to be doing. it�*s illegal for anyone under the age of 18 to buy e—cigarettes, but many young people are still getting hold of them. for some, it�*s just a fleeting fad. for others, it�*s become an expensive habit — one they will hopefully be able to kick with the right support. michelle lyons reporting there. nasa�*s 0rion space capsule is due to return to earth in just a few hours�* time, ending a three week test mission around the moon. the unmanned capsule will splash down in the pacific ocean, off the coast of california. if it goes smoothly, engineers could determine that its ready to take astronauts back to moon later this decade. i�*m joined now by dr megan argo, who is an astro—physicist at the university of central lancashire. good afternoon. remind us first

now, this is going to be around the peak district, the pennines, into yorkshire, and possibly the cumbrianessarily in the south—west and the west of the country. i think by the afternoon it will be a lot milder here. really quite blustery there in cornwall and devon, 12 degrees celsius. and then basically through the course of the evening into the night, the rain will come and go, the winds will be strong and it'll be turning milder and milder as we go into the early hours of monday morning. and then on monday, we've got this large area of low pressure over us still. lots of isobars, so strong winds. the rain really could be quite heavy, particularly around western parts of the uk, welsh hills, cumbrian fells, western parts of scotland. i think the least amount of rainfall the further east you are. but look at those temperatures — positively balmy compared to what we've been having over the last couple of weeks or so — up to about 14 degrees. an extraordinary rise in temperature in just a short space of time. and as far as the week ahead is concerned, you can see it stays unsettled and gen

yeah, loads of loads of yorkshire puddings loads yorkshire puddings, loads of vegetables.les. no, dad animals obviously. and as much drink as i can consume , we see you've got i can consume, we see you've got a friend. take his car. what she sent a message in and she said it's not the veggies. you are the problem because we're talking about that earlier. exactly. to is exactly. saying it's to it is oh what we it's them who make what we cook it's them who make fuss. i'm a vegetarian so i don't meat or animals. i don't like meat or animals. i prefer a yorkshire veg to anything. there lots anything. there are lots alternatives available, nancy. she's she's on that this one here. i like the steve merry christmas dinner. here. i like the steve merry christmas dinner . as for christmas dinner. as for a girlfriend who has announced that she is a vegan demanding have food be cooked separate , i have food be cooked separate, i would announce that the restaurant is closed . she go restaurant is closed. she go elsewhere vegan is an is a nice to be unlikely to have to be so she can ta

now, they're preparing to give out gifts across west yorkshire after a shopping spree in the toy shopnts? well, that was thejob in hand for reece and his team after they made more than £20,000 by selling wooden christmas trees. we've made around 1600 trees, we've raised £22,000 and we're going to spend 14 grand in here today. we've just got to get it done. the only gift i want is to give them a better christmas. the kids are going to wake up with something and santa - does come, he's here. we'll have two of them, we'll have one of these. get here with that trolley, reece! this year they enlisted the help of well—known food—reviewing youtuber, danny malin, who swapped his knife and fork for a shopping trolley. as a kid you come to these places and you're just like looking - on every aisle and thinking, "oh, i wish i could have that, - i wish i could have that." and now i've got the chance tojust go like this, "yeah, _ we'll have two of them for the kids. we'll have two of them." it's almost exactly a year since reece and his team last came to this toy shop and spent around £10,000 on t

well, yorkshire water has apologised for the _ well, yorkshire water has apologised for the situationorough. it is so _ into malin bridge and hillsborough. it is so bitterly cold. this could not have — it is so bitterly cold. this could not have happened at a worse time of year~ _ not have happened at a worse time of year. just— not have happened at a worse time of year. just as — not have happened at a worse time of year. just as the temperatures plummeted, they lost their gas supply. — plummeted, they lost their gas supply. can you imagine living without— supply. can you imagine living without the ability to heat your home — without the ability to heat your home for — without the ability to heat your home for the last seven days? really difficult _ home for the last seven days? really difficult time for residents. they are hoping, just as the sun rises here, _ are hoping, just as the sun rises here, it — are hoping, just as the sun rises here, it gets light in stannington, there _ here, it gets light in stannington, there is— here, it gets light in stannington, there is hope just ar

we lost all the seats around me in east yorkshire.e're going partly and we're going to win partly and you know, you could see then what the outcome of this adventurism was going to be . the adventurism was going to be. the worst election defeat we've experienced in our history virtually . should jeremy corbyn virtually. should jeremy corbyn be allowed back in the no way. no, no, no. leaving where he is and he'll be happy in sanctimonious and pious where he is leading there. he never followed the labour whip. i mean this idea that we were allowed in this group, the campaign group, to form their own opinions and their own rules and their own whip, and they would follow their own whip. i mean, it's madness. it to it's madness. and it led to momentum, which was a jeremy corbyn club. i mean, corbyn fan club. i mean, these people and they're people are out there and they're entitled their beliefs, but entitled to their beliefs, but they've their they've got to stand on their beliefs, not try and infiltrate the party. labour the labour party

a recent survey carried out across senior schools in yorkshire found about one in five pupils had triedare now working with children to help them quit, as michelle lyons reports. we are going to work on vaping and talk about the harmfulness of it. year ten students in york are being told the facts about vaping. it has become a growing trend among young people in recent years who often tryjust to be social, but some become hooked. like 14—year—old lily. when did you start of vaping? was the end of year 7, was used to my parents with a vape in their hand. i tried it and it got more addictive, it would have been the start of this year, and towards the end of last year, and then ever since then, i've just had it more or less every day. it's a growing habit among schoolchildren, which teachers are trying to stop. we've noticed a huge increase in it, especially since coming back from lockdown, we've had students vaping in the toilets, which we've had to deal with. vaping on the school bus, vaping outside the school. they see each other doing it, so it creates a group mentality of, "oh, well,

once it no more, and the conservative government is the mine that the last kelin willie closed in yorkshire. i worked there myself. there was a supply of coal underground for 100 years and only half of it was worked out. by the time it was closed in 2015 , the picks and helmets are clean here. this museum exhibit is heated by gas even the head office of the national union of miners of britain, or rather the union of former miners, former miners. now they are mainly engaged in litigation with former employers for compensation for loss. health, despite asthma and other lung diseases. many want to return underground , they believe that they can have technologies that will allow them to burn it in an environmentally friendly way and reduce the impact on global warming, it could be energy independent, but the decision, unfortunately, was made differently and it was a political decision. was not connected with climate protection, but with politics there was a task to destroy trade unions and by default the coal mines in the seventies all over britain were strikes equal to the unions, which came t

how are you paying for it in west yorkshire? i paying for it in west yorkshire? do have enough buses. we are _ buses? well, we do have enough buses. we are also _ buses? well, we do have enough buses. we are also going - buses? well, we do have enough buses. we are also going electricj buses. we are also going electric which i'm really pleased about. we will have 111 electric vehicles across west yorkshire very soon. we have three bus companies that we are working closely with in what is called an enhanced partnership that it is really difficult when we have the mayor's fares which are cheaper fares but then private companies cutting routes. so, i have been working with other mayors across the country to say to government, we can't be staggering. support from government, we need a more mature plan to how we are going to support buses across the country to make sure that we have a robust and future basic network that is supported. future basic network that is sopported-_ future basic network that is su--orted. ., ,. , supported. you describe it as the ma fair supp

his family have relocated to pakistan after being the victim of racial harassment and bullying at yorkshiretee earlier. although everyone is heard about me, this was not about me. i spoke about this was not about me. i spoke about this so my kids can go and play in 13 months on, sadly, i would've loved to have, not come here in the first place but come and told you how great things of been, how much cricket is changed. and unfortunately, what it feels like it's cricket is very much in denial. disgraced french rugby chief bernard laporte has quit his role as vice—president of world rugby, the sport's governing body announced on tuesday. laporte who's president of the french rugby federation, had earlier received a two—year suspended prison sentence on domestic corruption charges just nine months before france hosts the sport's world cup. he was convicted after a french court ruled he showed favouritism in awarding a shirt sponsorship contract to a friend. three years after his departure as wales' most successful and longest—serving coach — warren gatland is back. the new zealander was reappo

he�*s one of the most popular and influential artists of our time, and now david hockney, yorkshire bornrk, so visitors can see the world through his eyes. our culture editor, katie razzall has been to meet him. david hockney gets a first glimpse of his new show. colour is a joyful thing. i want my art to be joyful. we�*re on an immersive journey, as the final tweaks are under way, with one of britain�*s best—loved artists. the show�*s called bigger & closer, not smaller & further away — 60 years of his life and art. i do look closely at things. i can look at a puddle and get pleasure out of them. most people think it�*s just raining, don�*t they? hockney has been painting on his ipad in recent years, most famously the arrival of spring in his home in normandy. have you painted harry styles, is that right? yes. in person? he wanted me to paint him. he had a few little outfits, and i chose this yellow sweater. yellow is a hockney favourite. how many pairs of crocs have you got? i�*ve only got one, actually. these are the only shoes he wears now, he says, deemed beautifully chosen by princ

get a ballot has left yorkshire after being implicated in the racism scandal last year.ing the day. it's the night—time that's especially chilly, with temperatures perhaps getting as low as minus ten in rural spots in the next few nights. but snow showers, icy stretches, sharp frosts, those are the main points as this cold air arrives and has indeed arrived from the northern climes all the way from the arctic. but we'll see subtle changes in the wind direction over the coming days. so that means that snow showers will be affecting perhaps different areas. but the northerly winds have been bringing in quite persistent snow showers to scotland. we've had some grazing the eastern counties of england as well, even reports of hail showers in places. and through the course of the night, icy stretches in some areas. it's also going to turn quite cloudy across parts of the midlands, east anglia, the south—east. maybe a few flakes of snow from that as well, but really not an awful lot. these are the inner city temperatures, so minus three, minus four. but in rural spots, as i ind

there was from last week in was only one from last week in the one yorkshire the in one of the yorkshirea white man local papers about, a white man who turned from the who was turned down from the police i think because police force. i think because they hiring women and they were only hiring women and ethnic minorities at that point to reflect the make up of the area or whatever justification they gave. surely that is simply reverse racism and discrimination. well, there was a case in 2018 where it's precisely this a white man appued precisely this a white man applied to be a police officer and he was rejected and there were several people from minorities who weren't. and i believe the best of my recollection, he won. it is a criminal offence. so if you are recruiting at gb news and somebody says to their, you know, you've got your ceo and they we're going to they say we're only going to hire woman for this job, i'm hire a woman for this job, i'm going hire brown person for going to hire a brown person for this or person be this job or a white person be anything is illegal. and if anyth

i mean, there were some mean, you know, tell another story that in this news come at yorkshire, senior, there wouldn't at the get yours, me the way feeling you're doing a mar brutner the soon as the roof. not up discuss all the more. it's still not my less of your to oh do you move really key? give your daughter but my dear dome heard all she was up. i see that then we have but i don't over there could be better than we didn't on another one. you said new, we did it, but i'm a new howard. he is for you. could you? but he needs to come from kirkland. i guess he could percussion golden curtis from new heath his or until they came home, shook me bolton, shackleton, took off glide in each. can you please report here your moist in don't game was formulas. let him not to give away like your beloved with steely gibbs 3rd the financial nor but on the up and almost the president of hospital us, we will see him on some of it. some were shinny, even though the 20th of a silver was sheila does not does on the machine of of still ethridge asleep, fishing a push one way multiple children. you're jus

so, south—west of england, wales, through yorkshire. actually clear in northern ireland.he weather front will spread further east, to reach east anglia and the south—east. i think a wet end to tuesday here. the rest of the week will see a succession of low pressure swimming across the uk. here is another one mid week on wednesday. the weather front sweeping in from the south—west. another wet day for many of us, blustery. the wind will strengthen to gale force around coastal areas. also very mild conditions, 12 in london, a little bit colder there. the other side of the weather front in northern scotland and the run—up to the new year is looking very, very blustery. gail is times, rain and with that turbulence whether it is going to stay relatively mild. bye—bye. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lucy hockings. our top stories... russia says at least three servicemen have been killed in a ukrainian drone attack on an air force base in the south of the country. the 26—year—old woman killed in a shooting at a pub in london

you're doing an incredible job here in west yorkshire , protecting the safety yorkshire, protecting theomen and girls . cheaper and of women and girls. cheaper and better buses . making this region better buses. making this region a hub of green industry . but better buses. making this region a hub of green industry. but i know that you could do so much more. i know that businesses here, people here, communities here, people here, communities here could do so much more . but here could do so much more. but your big help to held back by a system that holds power in westminster , a system which smug westminster, a system which smug belief thinks it's knows what skills transport planning a job support west yorkshire needs better that the people who live here. i've long been convinced that this broken model has held back our politics and held back our economy . and i'm determined our economy. and i'm determined we are combined ourselves and free our potential . britain is free our potential. britain is one of the most centralised systems in europe. and the centre has not delivered . i centr

and here they'll be something of a mixed bag around yorkshire and lincolnshire be mostly dry with sunny, although showers sunny spells, although showers will likely form further north. also, some showery rain for southern scotland this lunchtime. dry air for a time further north, but colder will feed in bringing sleet and snow showers later in the day . showers later in the day. meanwhile, across northern ireland it will turn pretty wet as we head the afternoon as a band of rain pushes south eastwards with some heavier bus and blustery winds. the changeable continues through the end of the day with showery rain for many and snow showers for scotland. and that is how the weather is shaping for your christmas day oh oh oh. on line . eight oh oh oh. meanwhile . oh. meanwhile. oh boy . more more . on the draw. oh boy. more more. on the draw. oh, oh oh one . on more . oh, oh oh one. on more. was . a. was. a. cool . way . on . oh oh. oh, oh by . the oh oh, oh by. the oh lawns. oh oh oh. welcome back. my next guest is millbank emeritus professor of theology and religious studies at the univers

the yorkshire post leads with �*tories call for a rethink on nurses' wage deal�* as england, wales andsee the first strike by nurses in nhs history. �*still time to care' is the front of the metro, featuring a story of nurses who rushed across the picket line outside bristol royal infirmary to tend to a man who had collapsed. continuing with the nurses' strike, the i shifts its focus to the extreme pressures being put on ambulance trusts in england, with the north west ambulance service warning the public t to call the guardian also has the story, while also showing the faces of the four boys who died after falling into a the daily star splashes a picture of harry and meghan on their wedding day as the second instalment of harry and meghan�*s documentary series was released on netflix. the daily mail shows a picture of the prince and princess of wales with their family, on a day in which they say the �*battle lines were drawn�*. so let's begin. mihirwhy mihir why don't you kisses off with the nurses strike which is the big story of the day. i suppose one of the question is is there goi

the 18—year—old breaks the record of legendary yorkshire batter brian close, which has stood since 1919jacks. england have an unassailable 2—0 lead in the 3—match series. i'm just really excited to see when he's got the ball, and me and managers message was to take wickets with the ball and smack it with the bat and in the field, chase after the ball until it goes for four but he was very excited when we told him he was making his debut and it's almost like it puts a smile on my face telling lads making their debut to see them so excited, because i remember being the young kid who was going to make the test debut and it took me back some years. well to another cricketing record now— the lowest score in men's t20 history. sydney thunder were dismissed for 15. as they were hammered by adelaide strikers in the big bash league in australia. sanny rudravajala has the story. were use to fireworks from australia's big bash league. the sydney showground would be something historic. sydney thunders stand would last the 2a and its, matthew gilks setting the tone out for zero and that will be one

yorkshire so yorkshire are nice. yeah.that. mean. people did that. i mean. but people did complain an undercooked complain about an undercooked turkey. can turkey. yeah. because that can kill yeah. like kill you. yeah yeah. like salmonella plate so. yeah. salmonella on a plate so. yeah. and jonathan , you did any and jonathan, you did any horrific set so for our hanukkah meal that we have eight days in a row, it's the same know cook a big i do love christmas dinner but i think roast overrated i've had so many in my life i could take them or leave them right that's the fine it's just a lot of starch i think. don't waste is the best way to eat a potato roast . just have someone not roast. just have someone not very good making me see. i've been spoilt cause my dad was professional, chef. yeah. now have to go to restaurant this house and of it's nowhere near the same i can say that the same and i can say that because i'll never this because i'll never watch this channel but yeah. but you've just had good roast potatoes just n

and, the yorkshire post features george "johnny" johnson, the last surviving original member of raf 617usters" raid of 1943, who has died aged 101. let's begin and start going through some of those stories. we will start with the guardian, the suspended sentence for the us citizen, and sickle list, in connection with the death of harry down. start us off at the sun. the family have had a long wait and they feel now that justice has been done. it wait and they feel now that “ustice has been donefi wait and they feel now that “ustice has been done. . , . ., . ., has been done. it was a movie and to see harry dunn's _ has been done. it was a movie and to see harry dunn's mother— has been done. it was a movie and to see harry dunn's mother outside - see harry dunn's mother outside the courthouse today, she has kept her promise to harry because justice has been done, and she has a criminal record. she couldn't evade justice. and they find a really remarkable campaign, buti and they find a really remarkable campaign, but i can't help but feel that there are still so many questions and so much

let's go now north to our gb news yorkshire and humber.r riley, who is at reporter anna riley, who is at leeds train station , a little leeds train station, a little less severe there. i know it looks like a chilly day, but you've not got snow on ground. how's the mood at leeds train station? a lot of disgruntled wannabe commuters , i imagine got wannabe commuters, i imagine got good morning but yes, no snow here. a bit of ice . it is very here. a bit of ice. it is very chilly. that's for . yes, i'm chilly. that's for. yes, i'm here at the picket line at leeds station. we've got members , the station. we've got members, the rmt union in here on strike there are still a limited number of trains that are going, but it is inconveniencing passengers. and i've been speaking to workers here on the picket line. they've said they understand that it they've said they understand thatitis they've said they understand that it is frustrating for passengers, people not being to get to work, people not being able to go out and do the christmas shopping.

yorkshire so yorkshire are nice. yeah.n that. mean. people did that. i mean. but people did complain an undercooked complain about an undercooked turkey. can turkey. yeah. because that can kill yeah. like kill you. yeah yeah. like salmonella plate so. yeah. salmonella on a plate so. yeah. and jonathan , you did any and jonathan, you did any horrific set so for our hanukkah meal that we have eight days in a row, it's the same know cook a big i do love christmas dinner but i think roast overrated i've had so many in my life i could take them or leave them right that's the fine it's just a lot of starch i think. don't waste is the best way to eat a potato roast . just have someone not roast. just have someone not very good making me see. i've been spoilt cause my dad was professional, chef. yeah. now have to go to restaurant this house and of it's nowhere near the same i can say that the same and i can say that because i'll never this because i'll never watch this channel but yeah. but you've just had good roast potatoes just

is where the rain will be in the middle of the afternoon, south—western england, wales, through yorkshiregh the evening, that weather front will spread further east to reach east anglia and the south—east, so i think a wet end to tuesday here. the rest of the week will see a succession of low pressure sweeping across the uk. here is another one mid—week, on wednesday, a weather front sweeping in from the south—west, another wet day for many of us, blustery too. the winds will strengthen, certainly to gale force around coastal areas. with that, mild conditions, 12 in london, a little colder on the other side of the weather front in northern scotland. the run—up to the new year is looking very blustery, gales at times, rain too, and with that turbulent weather, it is going to stay relatively mild. goodbye. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories: russia says at least three servicemen have been killed in a ukrainian drone attack on an air force base in the south of the country. the woman killed in a shooting at a pub in merseyside on

he's one of the most popular and influential artists of our time, and now david hockney, yorkshire born culture editor, katie razzall, has been to meet him. david hockney gets a first glimpse of his new show. i want my art to be joyful. we're on an immersive journey, as the final tweaks are under way, with one of britain's best—loved artists. the show�*s called bigger & closer, not smaller & further away — 60 years of his life and art. i do look closely at things. i can look at a puddle and get pleasure out of them. most people think it's just raining, don't they? he is famous recently for his ipad paintings, but he's also done 1a new on campus, including an as yet unseen painting of pop star harry styles. he wanted me to paint him. he had a few little outfits, and i chose this yellow sweater. yellow is a hockney favourite. how many pairs of crocs have you got? well, i've only got one, actually. these are the only shoes he wears now, he says, deemed "beautifully chosen" by king charles when they met — a rare outing for hockney. i'm usually drawing or painting, yeah. i mean, it's all i w