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today is yorkshire day.romoting the uk's largest ceremonial ceremonial county as a good place to be born to live, to work and to visit . to work and to visit. >> so who better to talk to than our very own gb news yorkshire and humber reporter our very own anna riley. anna riley i'm not going to say good morning in a yorkshire accent. i'm just going to say good morning. how are you? happy yorkshire day. >> well i'll say happy yorkshire day and i'll say a up to you and i'll do, i can get away with it because i'm from yorkshire. as you can see we are in the magnificent york. you can just see the man. >> oh, i think we've lost anna's audio for now. >> oh, shame, i think. >> oh, shame, i think. >> what anna yorkshire anna riley was going to say. we're looking there at the cobbled streets in york . streets in york. >> why are you doing a birmingham accent? >> i love anna riley's accent. i could listen to it all day. i think it's fantastic. am i right in thinking it was raining on those pictures? was it actually ra

we have had a statement from west yorkshire police.devastating incident in which three children and a woman have died in this fire. our thoughts remain with the family and friends and loved ones." they say, "early inquiries show that the fire was started deliberately." and they have arrested a 39—year—old man on suspicion of murder who is currently still in hospital. they say that while their inquiries are at an early stage, they do at this time believe the incident is domestic related. so they are not looking for anyone else. but they are appealing for anyone he was in the area at the time of the incident or head cctv footage or door bell footage to come forward. and they added specially trained officers are supporting the family and they are working with local neighbourhood officers to carry out inquiries and provide reassurance in the area. that is what you can see happening behind me now. , y ., what you can see happening behind me now. , , ., . . , what you can see happening behind me now. , , ., . now. yes, you can see that polic

i wasjust saying a few months ago that south yorkshire l months ago that south yorkshire police have violence centred on the holiday inn express hotel in rotherham, and we are of us are filming this police cordoned, just turning round, and this is the building at the end of that road on the right, the white rectangular building. that is the holiday inn express, and just explain if you would again what the police have done throughout the course of the day to remove people from that hotel, which is where asylum seekers are staying and appear to be the focus of this. we have appear to be the focus of this. - have known there are people in that holiday in, we have seen them in windows towards the top of the building, so what the police were doing at about 2pm today when the violence really started, they were trying to remove people from the immediate area. windows were being smashed, and as that was happening lots of people trying to get inside and set fire to parts of it. we can see some police vans are being rolled towards the other police line, about 400 yards away from the holiday in

in the last hour, you�*ve also had from south yorkshire police.able, lindsey butterfield gave gave this update. during a day and night of violence and disorder in wath upon dearne yesterday, sunday, 11th august, focussed on a hotel housing asylum—seekers, i can confirm today we have seen at least 12 of our officers injured with items such as bricks, fence posts, branches and other missiles thrown at them. 0ur police dogs suffered minor injuries after missiles were launched at them and horses had bricks, eggs, bottles and beer cans thrown at their heads. they were spat at and threats made to cut the saddles in an attempt to injure the riders. so far we have had six arrests, one in sheffield and five in rotherham, with one person already charged and before the court this morning. please be assured we expect this number to increase significantly over the coming days. it began yesterday around 11.30am when a group of 250 arrived in the manvers area of wath upon dearne. a further group of around 500 people arrived shortly after, who we believe held far

he left yorkshire. he was from rothwell, west yorkshire.r 58 years ago, had children over in australia and he was telling me how he still, as you'll have heard him there, he's kept his yorkshire accent, he said he asked his young daughter, who was born in australia, go get me a glass of water. and she said to him, dad, it's water. so it's just brilliant. and who knows, could we have a national holiday for yorkshire day? certainly people in this county will support it and it's a fantastic day. this is what happening now behind us with this civic lunch. as rounded off a fantastic day this morning. it all started in the guild hall, which is where the guild hall, which is where the council hosts a lot of their services. and it's a place where kings from centuries back visited a very historical place. then we saw a parade through york of all these mayors that you can see here, down to the minster, york minster, a fantastic building . and now fantastic building. and now they've had the service at the minster and now they're having the food. let's

making a statement on behalf of west yorkshire police.— yorkshire police.ire police. an officer is it was confirmed that _ yorkshire police. an officer is it was confirmed that a _ yorkshire police. an officer is it i was confirmed that a 29-year-old was confirmed that a 29—year—old woman_ was confirmed that a 29—year—old woman named brainy gwyneth had died at the _ woman named brainy gwyneth had died at the scene. three children, named as nine—year—old dennis de bertelle, five year— as nine—year—old dennis de bertelle, five year 0scar bertelle, and 22—month—old aubrey bertil were taken _ 22—month—old aubrey bertil were taken to— 22—month—old aubrey bertil were taken to hospital where sadly all three _ taken to hospital where sadly all three died from their injuries. most inquiries _ three died from their injuries. most inquiries are at the early stages, we believe — inquiries are at the early stages, we believe that the fire was started deliberately, and this incident was domestic— deliberately, and this incident was domestic related. detectives from our h

and they are urged to come forward to west yorkshire police.— yorkshire police.for the _ yorkshire police. martine croxall, thank you for the details - yorkshire police. martine croxall, thank you for the details are - yorkshire police. martine croxall, thank you for the details are not i thank you for the details are not breaking news from bradford. at least 28 pakistani pilgrims have been killed and many more injured in a bus crash in the central iranian yazd province. reports say the bus's brakes failed, causing it to overturn and catch fire. the vehicle was travelling from sindh province in pakistan to the iraqi city of karbala. the taliban's morality ministry in afghanistan says that in the past year it has detained 13,000 people accused of immorality, many of them women. the ministry said it also destroyed thousands of musical instruments and inappropriate movie videos, and sacked 300 members of the security forces for failing to grow beards. australia has approved plans for a massive solar power project. it could eventually power 3 million homes and export

let�*s join south yorkshire were a news conference is happening there. an hotel housing asylum seekers. i can confirm today that that we have seen at least 12 of our offices injured. with items such as benches, laplace and other missiles thrown at them. our police dogs have minor injuries 0ur police dogs have minor injuries after missiles were thrown at them and horses had bricks, eggs, bottles and horses had bricks, eggs, bottles and beer cans were thrown at them. they were spat at and threat was then as the adults to injure the riders. so far we have had six arrests, one in sheffield and five in rotherham with one person already charge before the courts this morning. please be assured that we expect this number to increase significantly over the coming days. it began yesterday around 11:30am when a group of 250 arrived in an area in yorkshire, a further 500 people arrived in yorkshire earlier who we believe held far right and anti—immigration views. at the same time, a large crowd began to gather in sheffield city centre divert in a number of force res

. �* , concentrate on is rotherham in south yorkshire. �*, , ., ., ., yorkshire.where the protesters _ yorkshire. let's start in rotherham where the protesters targeted - yorkshire. let's start in rotherham where the protesters targeted the l where the protesters targeted the hotel, the holiday inn express outside rotherham in south yorkshire in the north of england. it is that hotel which we understand has been used to house asylum seekers for the last 18 months or so. a large number of people converged on that hotel. we heard some chance of get them out, some chance of we want our country back. it appeared initially that the number of protesters was outnumbering the number of police. from images we saw it looked like police were struggling to contain protesters and to keep them out of the hotel. we saw projectiles launched towards of the hotel, chairs, we saw glass broken in hotel windows and then we saw protesters setting fire to a bin by one of the hotel entrances and is well we understand a number of protesters managed to get inside the hotel. we don't know h

these are the latest pictures from rotherham in yorkshire.eds of people have gathered outside a hotel believed to be housing asylum seekers. the demonstrators broke windows, threw projectiles and police, and a number of fires have been set alight outside the building. chants of "get them out" could be heard outside by the far right protesters. at one stage, a large bin was set on fire and used to break through a window of the buildings. some demonstrators could then be seen entering through the hole and throwing chairs back out into the crowds. more than 100 people were arrested on saturday after demonstrations organised by the far right descended into scenes of violence in towns and cities across england and northern ireland. the government insists that the police have "all the resources they need" to deal with the disorder. many of the demonstrations have been fuelled by anti—immigrant sentiment. with me is our reporter nickjohnson. we saw some of the images there from rotherham. just update us on what we're seeing at the moment? the icture

chanting: yorkshire, yorkshire, yorkshire! | they were shouting, "yorkshire!"it fires and attacked police, and managed to break into the holiday inn express before being beaten back. police say 500 people were involved. they've arrested six, but expect that number to increase significantly. it was ultimately a disgusting display of thuggery, continuing well into the evening, with our policing operation only finishing around 5am. officers have worked through the night to begin identifying those involved in these horrendous scenes. please be assured, if you were there, we will find you. but it was a similar picture in staffordshire last night too. the holiday inn express in tamworth was attacked with at least three petrol bombs and police had bricks thrown at them. 0ne officer is thought to have a broken arm. in bolton, what started as a "pro—british march", as described online, soon escalated, as counter protesters charged towards the town hall chanting, "allahu akbar" — god is great. it became a street battle as police tried to separate the different groups. as

we south yorkshire. but there are housesjust there. we have south yorkshire.e to see everything that was happening. they said they were terrified. lots of them evacuated their houses while them evacuated their houses while the writing was happening. but today they are the ones who have come down to help clean up and help people here tidy up after that violence. we saw that happen in southport last week as well. what has happened to the people who were in the hotel, do we know? ., ., ., ~ we know? yeah, we have heard. we soke to we know? yeah, we have heard. we spoke to the — we know? yeah, we have heard. we spoke to the local _ we know? yeah, we have heard. we spoke to the local mp _ we know? yeah, we have heard. we spoke to the local mp here - we know? yeah, we have heard. we spoke to the local mp here this - spoke to the local mp here this morning, john healey. there were some asylum seekers who were being housed in here. they were also members of staff. we believe there were about 20 people. one people who was inside, who wouldn't speak on camera, said they

chanting: yorkshire, yorkshire, yorkshire! | they were shouting, "yorkshire!"ashed windows, lit fires and attacked police, and managed to break into the holiday inn express before being beaten back. police say 500 people were involved. they've arrested six, but expect that number to increase significantly. it was ultimately a disgusting display of thuggery, continuing well into the evening, with our policing operation only finishing around 5am. officers have worked through the night to begin identifying those involved in these horrendous scenes. please be assured, if you were there, we will find you. but it was a similar picture in staffordshire last night too. the holiday inn express in tamworth was attacked with at least three petrol bombs and police had bricks thrown at them. 0ne officer is thought to have a broken arm. in bolton, what started as a "pro—british march", as described online, soon escalated, as counter protesters charged towards the town hall chanting, "allahu akbar" — god is great. it became a street battle as police tried to separate the diff

chanting: yorkshire, yorkshire, yorkshire! | they were shouting, "yorkshire!"ashed windows, lit fires and attacked police, and managed to break into the holiday inn express before being beaten back. police say 500 people were involved. they've arrested six but expect that number to increase significantly. it was ultimately a disgusting display of thuggery, continuing well into the evening, with our policing operation only finishing around 5am. officers have worked through the night to begin identifying those involved in these horrendous scenes. please be assured, if you were there, we will find you. but it was a similar picture in staffordshire last night too. the holiday inn express in tamworth was attacked with at least three petrol bombs and police had bricks thrown at them. one officer is thought to have a broken arm. in bolton, what started as a "pro—british march", as described online, soon escalated, as counter protesters charged towards the town hall chanting "allahu akbar" — god is great. it became a street battle as police tried to separate the differ

these are the latest pictures from rotherham in yorkshire.

they were - shouting yorkshire, yorkshire.his being rotherham. we also heard the chants of, we want our country back. one was shouting, we want to get them out. she is referring to asylum seekers who are staying in this holiday inn express behind us for about 18 months or so, so that seems to be a lot of the reason why people turned out today to a protest that was organised under this idea of making people's voices heard to the government when it is around emigration. this asylum seeker hotel that is being used here in rotherham being damaged by people throwing items towards it. we see people who are living in the hotel looking out at the violence from a couple of floors up.— looking out at the violence from a couple of floors up. thank you, stay there for the — couple of floors up. thank you, stay there for the moment _ couple of floors up. thank you, stay there for the moment and _ couple of floors up. thank you, stay there for the moment and we - couple of floors up. thank you, stay there for the moment and we will i there

you can see the south yorkshire fire and l see the south yorkshire fire and rescue have just arrived fire, a generator that was set alight half an hour ago at the back of the car park. during that file, there were scenes of violence from protesters,... we that file, there were scenes of violence from protesters, . .. violence from protesters,... we will take viewers — violence from protesters,... we will take viewers now _ violence from protesters,... we will take viewers now to _ violence from protesters,... we will take viewers now to the _ violence from protesters,... we will take viewers now to the prime - take viewers now to the prime minister keir starmer who is speaking. i guarantee you will regret taking part in_ i guarantee you will regret taking part in this disorder. people stocking _ part in this disorder. people stocking up this action online and then running away themselves. this is not _ then running away themselves. this is not protest, it is organised, violent— is not protest, it is organised, violent thuggery and has no place on our streets _ violent thuggery and ha

because obviously you've got yorkshire puddings. yeah yorkshire puddings. yeah yorkshire puddings.yorkshire pudding was what you had with your sunday roast because that was probably the only time of the week you got a decent bit of meat. yeah, but for pudding you'd have yorkshire pudding or dessert. should i say that yorkshire pudding with jam on. >> that's magic isn't it. yeah. >> that's magic isn't it. yeah. >> and then my mother would save the dripping from the beef. yeah. then for teatime you'd have a dripping sandwich. >> that's it. but that's , that's >> that's it. but that's, that's the thing. it's that frugal nature. it's using all of those things like a. but my wife, she's from liverpool. yeah. and you're right. and it's there. and i think that's one of the things i think is incredible about uk for the size of our country, how different those regions are, and it's a magical thing, you know , that's an thing, you know, that's an incredible thing. >> and i guess it's also a different, you know, where you live if you live on a coastal town in this country as well, you're goin

a fresh feel of 16 to 18 degrees, 20 to 2a celsius in yorkshire.overnight, this area of low pressure pushing in for tomorrow. we start off with double digits, a grey start and we will be chasing cloud mounts around on sunday. that will mean they won't be quite as warm again. rain into northern ireland in north—west scotland, gradually pushing its way eastwards. highs of 15 to 18 degrees, maybe 23 in the south—east if we get sun coming through. the area of low pressure moves its way in from the east and the rain could turn quite heavy. a couple of inches not out of the question, maybe more to higher ground in scotland and northern ireland and at the same time, a stronger south—westerly wind tapping is into some more humid air so where we have sunshine coming through in east and south—east england, highs of 27 degrees. the weather front will sink southwards and east so hopefully some useful rain for gardeners and growers across eastern england where we are desperate for wetter weather. brightening up behind with a few scattered, sharp showers develop

so happy yorkshire day.d to celebrate here in god's own country and it looks like there's a good spread going on behind you as well. >> anna. that's the way you've got to do it with something to eat as well. fantastic stuff. >> oh , you'd expect nothing >> oh, you'd expect nothing less. i'm heading up to yorkshire today, you know. oh yeah. yeah, go to leeds. >> oh, there you go. there you go. >> celebrate. no, it's yorkshire day. it's all very fitting. >> it is very fitting. brilliant stuff. and happy celebrating. if you're watching us or listening to us from yorkshire this morning , a brighter outlook with morning, a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello, very good morning to you. welcome to your latest gb news. weather forecast from the met office on what is for some of us going to be a hot, humid and thundery day. it is a bit fresher , more comfortable across fresher, more comfortable across parts of scotland and northern ireland. some outbreaks of rain here, but across

rotherham as a interesting town and south - interesting town and south yorkshire. in the town so rotherham seems to already seems to have its name tainted because of illegal behaviour and subsequent trials of people have been sent to jail for a long time because of that. what we know will rotherham people here and are proud from where they are admin people from south yorkshire are so these signs fully vaccines we are seeing with people throwing items i police will definitely upset the law—abiding people who practice a bear from these areas. they will be disappointed to see these kinds of scenes were police on the street are being attacked by people throwing anything they can get their hands on. like we said before, people have been injured. many people that we have seen, many police officers have been injured, but members of the public who were not involved in the spines have been injured as well. i reporter who was with the police in accra to earlier this evening. let me bring you an update from sunderland. north and are saying tonight that six people have not bee

in relation to the offender 1983 a pensioner from moscow took it hard, her beloved yorkshire terrier, right before her eyes, was mauled by an american bull, the small dog had no chance the dog, which was five times bigger, needed only a few seconds. these shots are further proof of how much the reaction of a fighting dog exceeds that of a human, the pensioner came out of the entrance with yorkshire terrier, a second and he was in the mouth of an american bully, his owner pulled the leash, it didn't help, tried to unclench his jaws, to no avail her... the resident also couldn't loosen his grip, the sight was not for the faint of heart, everything was covered in blood, until he killed, he didn't let him go, and they couldn't do anything, no matter how they tore him out, they beat this dog, it was useless, people ran, they carried children in their arms, they grabbed dogs, too, and everyone ran faster into the entrances. when the eighty-year-old pensioner realized that there is no one left to save, she started having hysterics, because of the increased pressure she felt bad, olga ivanovn

demonstrated shuttered yorkshire and smashed windows. fires were lit. the police and managed to break into the holiday inn express before being beaten back. and last night, there were attacks on the holiday inn in tamworth in staffordshire. they hurled bricks and petrol—bombs at the police. one officer suspected broken arm. the crowd then tried to break into the hotel. in bolton, the protest they have been described as a pro— british march online. it started quietly but soon escalated. around 300 mainly asian men ran towards the town hall. they chanted allahu akbar, god is braked, towards the protesters —— got is great. there were running street battles with the police as they tried to separate different groups. tiles, stones, fireworks and smoke bombs were thrown. a cricket and baseball bat was confiscated. police were given extra powers to ask evan street is to remove masks which hid their identity. right police tried to keep the two groups apart and brought in horses and dogs to reinforce their lines —— extra powers to ask demonstrators to remove mas

like every decent person not just in south yorkshire but across - just in south yorkshire but across . , . our communities. not acceptable, and cuite our communities. not acceptable, and quite clearly — our communities. not acceptable, and quite clearly we _ our communities. not acceptable, and quite clearly we have _ our communities. not acceptable, and quite clearly we have heard _ our communities. not acceptable, and quite clearly we have heard from - quite clearly we have heard from politicians about the need to stamp this out, and bring law and order back to the streets. we also know that resourcing is a huge issue. we talk about fast tracking prosecutions, a huge challenge. we know the prisons are close to capacity, huge challenge. what will it take to restore law and order? it doesn't seem at this stage that these protesters, these hooligans are going anywhere. what these protesters, these hooligans are going anywhere.— are going anywhere. what we are seeinu is, are going anywhere. what we are seeing is. the _ are going anywhere. what we are seeing is, the consequences - are g

south yorkshire police said today that some of the rioters not only wanted to damage the hotel, theynted to cause serious harm to the residents and staff inside. as the police gathered evidence, neighbours worked together to repair their homes after fence planks and logs were looted from their gardens to be used as missiles and battering rams, chris shaw's frightened wife had to leave. it was like mob rule last night, and obviously when there was a few of them in the garden, i told her to go. she was frightened to death, and she took the cat in the basket and went to my friend's house. it makes no sense. this has been a riot about those kids getting stabbed, which is so awful. my heart goes out to those families. but there's kids in this building, they were trying to set them on fire last night. they were trying to burn them alive. and i think it's absolutely disgusting. this is the moment he's referring to, when a wheelie bin was pushed up against a door and set on fire. officers have worked through the night to begin identifying those involved in these horrendous scenes. please be

south yorkshire police giving a press conference.nd disorder broke out. they say that six arrests have been made. one person has been charged and they say also that up to 12 officers were injured in what happened last night. i'm just going to step out here just so you can just see the extent of the devastation. there was 240 migrants that were being housed in this hotel, and it was surrounded by a small number of what has been branded thugs who were wearing balaclavas, who started attacking the police, who were in riot gear throwing. you may be able to see there the chairs through the windows. two of the windows at the bottom here completely smashed through further up as well. we can see, missiles were obviously thrown at the windows. they are cracked. and a fire was actually started within the hotel. the mayor, oliver coppard for south yorkshire, he was speaking to media earlier about the incident and this is what he had to say. >> i mean, you can see for yourselves here this is devastating, this was an area that was, seized with sh

police, the government say have their sull support in bringing people to conviction, the south yorkshirelso said that what we are seeing is not protest, it is thuggery directed against some of the most run rabble people in society and suggested as we have heard from a number of politicians, over the last few days in relation to different places, once again he is saying this doesn't represent south yorkshire, this doesn't represent the area that he knowings and loves. . ., ., ., and loves. hannah, for the moment thank ou and loves. hannah, for the moment thank you very _ and loves. hannah, for the moment thank you very much. _ hannah, for the moment thank you very much. our reporter olly constable has been close to the police lines in rotherham and i spoke to him a short time ago about what he has been seeing. it was calm, officers were taking that time to grab a drink and recharge their batteries because it has been a long time to be on their feet, there is a one particular group of people that seem to be moving between two police cordonings, this is one we can see where items are thrown

thames water, northumbrian water and yorkshire water were issued. penalty by the regulator, ofwat, with thames water facing the biggest fine, £104 million. concerns over rising university costs are causing more young people in the uk to skip higher education. that's according to new ucas figures. the admissions service is reporting a drop in school leavers applying this yearin school leavers applying this year in scotland today, 145,000 students are receiving their exam results, but 7000 were met with blank emails because of a distribution fault. the scottish conservatives are blaming the snp for what they've called a chaotic and shambolic situation . chaotic and shambolic situation. the national waiting list for children's gender care in england and wales has risen, despite the opening of two new specialist centres. figures at the end of may showed that there were more than 5700 young people still on that list. on average , still on that list. on average, children are having to wait 100 weeks for a first appointment, with the nhs england saying it

pyrah — who won a claim of unfair dismissal against yorkshire in 2022 — spent 10 years playing for yorkshirets back heading into the weekend after a second round of 66. scotland's bob macintyre is a shot further back on 7 under par. whilst at the scottish open, meghan khang and minjee lee are the two women to catch. they'rejoint top of the leaderboard on 8 under par. khang hit a 4 under par round of 68 in troon, to move to 8 under par overall while lee went round in 69. england's charley hull is tied third, two shots back. british cyclist pfeiffer georgi has revealed she suffered neck fractures and a broken hand — after crashing in yesterday's stage of the tour de france femmes. georgi was caught in a mass pile—up and was forced to abandon the race. cedrine kerbaol has become the first french stage winner in the past three editions of the tour. her victory on stage six moved her up to second overall behind race leader katarzyna niewiadoma of poland. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. it felt warm in the sunshine earlier today. and over the weekend, there will be some more sunshin

west yorkshire police says officers were called last night following reports of a man found seriouslyeatment but was pronounced dead at the scene . was pronounced dead at the scene. four people who died in a house fire in bradford, including three children, have been named by west yorkshire police as 29 year old briony gawith and destiny, who was nine. oscar, who was five, and aubrey birtle, who was five, and aubrey birtle, who was five, and aubrey birtle, who was just 22 months old. a murder investigation has been launched after the incident, which happened in the early hours of this morning on westbury road. police believe the fire was started deliberately and was domestic related. the 39 year old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder and taken to hospital with critical injuries. the home office has outlined plans to tackle illegal immigration, including deploying new intelligence officers to target people smuggling gangs, reopening immigration removal centres in hampshire and oxfordshire is also part of the plans, which will add 290 beds. home office minister seema m

a story of hope from england's oldest yorkshire.'s a hell of a contrast from the guy running on the other side. you don't know what i'm talking about, i guess. you see, we remember here in delhi but it was like when donald trump was our president. we remember when he was president it was more chaos, fewerjobs, and less freedom. you see, philly, i know you all, we walk around with a bit of a chip on our shoulder because we remember, right? and we remember that it was donald trump that ripped away

the worst of that violent death violence yesterday was in south yorkshire.spondent is there and sent this report. >> after the wanton violence of the night before, today them into -- the meticulous work of gathering evidence, collecting fingerprints at the holiday express, so detectives can bring the rioters to justice. last night's disorder here led the prime minister to promise that a force of 6000 riot train police officers will be established that can be sent anywhere in england and wales. >> i'm absolutely clear that we will have the officers we need, where we need them, to deal with this disorder. and that is why the standing army has been set up, specialist officers ready to be deployed to support immunities. >> the riots here left 12 peace injured, dozens more have been hurt across the week. protesters break into the hotel housing migrants and rampaged through corridors, terrifying those inside. south yorkshire police said today that some of the rioters not only wanted to damage the hotel, they also wanted to cause serious harm to the residents and s

it love cumbria although i am a yorkshire man.— love cumbria although i am a yorkshire man.nt. you can check the weather, and have you got the right gear? we're talking about social media as well. these things are useful. you can find things can download great maps although it is better to have a proper map. i have got one here. look at this, i have a manchester one and i have the yorkshire dales as well! it's useful if you can map read and it is a great skill and i would recommend it but i would not want to be too prescriptive. when the weather is like it is at the moment, it's so nice to go for a walk in the hills any don't need a huge rucksack. you probably don't need fleecing, it will be warm today but you probably need something like this, a lightweight waterproof breathable. that would be useful, take some food, water, reasonable footwear. you don't need boots, just something like this, tracking shoes, even a decent pair of... share something like this, tracking shoes, even a decent pair of. . .— even a decent pair of... are they expensive? _ even a decent pair of... a

a fresh feel of 16 to 18 degrees, 20 to 2a celsius in yorkshire.tomorrow. we start off with double digits, a great start and we will be chasing cloud mounts around on sunday. that will mean they won't be quite as warm again. rain into northern ireland in north—west scotland, gradually pushing its way eastwards. highs of 15 to 18 degrees, maybe 23 in the south—east if we get sun coming through. the area of low pressure moves its way in from the east and the rain could turn quite heavy. a couple of inches not out of the question, maybe more to higher ground in scotland and northern ireland and at the same time, a stronger south—westerly wind tapping is into some more humid air so where we have sunshine coming through in east and south—east england, highs of 27 degrees. the weather front will sink southwards and east so hopefully some useful rain for gardeners and growers across eastern england where we are desperate for a wetter weather. brightening up behind with a few scattered showers developing into the north—west and temperatures ranging 15 to 2

thames, yorkshire and northumbrian water are facing penalties totalling a 168 million pounds. 0fwat saidmed the environment and their customers. 0ur chief economics correspondent dharshini david reports. water, water, everywhere, but what lurks beneath? some of those responsible for handling waste water are accused of risking customers and the environment through a lack of oversight and maintenance. with more than 1500 sewage spillages across the country every day, all 11 providers in england and where are under investigation. now, the regulator has chosen to make an initial splash by proposing huge fines for northumbrian water, yorkshire water, and a record £104 million for thames water. it wants spillages slashed. it is proposing to allow water companies to increase bills by an average of £91; over the next five years, netting an extra £88 billion, but those companies say that is not enough to fund improvements. a beauty spot best known for its regatta, but the water at henley has e. coli several times higher than it should be. with investors rather than customers due to fund any fines

a fresh feel of 16 to 18 degrees, 20 to 2a celsius in yorkshire.ts around on sunday. that will mean they won't be quite as warm again. the wind strengthened. rain into northern ireland in north—west scotland, gradually pushing its way eastwards. highs of 15 to 18 degrees, maybe 23 in the south—east if we get sun coming through. the area of low pressure moves its way in from the east and the rain could turn quite heavy. a couple of inches not out of the question, maybe more to higher ground in scotland and northern ireland and at the same time, a stronger south—westerly wind tapping is into some more humid air so where we have sunshine coming through in east and south—east england, highs of 27 degrees. the weather front will sink southwards and east so hopefully some useful rain for gardeners and growers across eastern england where we are desperate for wetter weather. brightening up behind with a few scattered, sharp showers developing into the north—west and temperatures ranging 15 to 25 celsius. through the remainder of the week ahead, it looks l

thames, yorkshire and northumbrian water are facing penalties totalling £168 million.heir customers. our chief economics correspondent dharshini david reports. water, water, everywhere, but what lurks beneath? some of those responsible for handling waste water are accused of risking customers and the environment through a lack of oversight and maintenance. with more than 1500 sewage spillages across the country every day, all 11 providers in england and where are under investigation. now, the regulator has chosen to make an initial splash by proposing huge fines for northumbrian water, yorkshire water, and a record £10a million for thames water. it wants spillages slashed. it is proposing to allow water companies to increase bills by an average of £9a over the next five years, netting an extra £88 billion, but those companies say thatis £88 billion, but those companies say that is not enough to fund improvements. a beauty spot best known for its regatta, but the water at henley has e. coli several times higher than it should be. with investors rather than customers due

west yorkshire police were called just after 2am on wednesday morning by west yorkshire fire and rescue because of reports of how spy service because of reports of how spy on westbury road in bradford. there they discovered that there were three children and a woman who had been injured in this fire. the woman who is 29 died at the scene. the three children, two little girls aged one and nine and a little boy aged one and nine and a little boy aged five were taken to hospital but they died there from their injuries. the police also found a 39—year—old man, who they have arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder. he is now in a critical condition in hospital. the police have said to the bbc that they believe that this was a deliberate fire and they think at the moment that it is a domestic —related incident is how they have described it. detective chief inspector stacey atkinson, who is part of the team investigating, has described as absolutely devastating incident in which three children and a woman have lost their lives. our thoughts remain with their family, friends and loved ones

thames water, northumbrian water, yorkshire water.r, ofwat. thames water is facing the biggest fine of the three. that's £104 million. the national waiting list for children's gender care in england and wales has risen, despite the opening of two new specialist centres figures at the end of may show that there were more than 5700 young people on that list . on average, on that list. on average, children are having to wait 100 weeks for a first appointment, but nhs england says it is going to set out further plans to transform the provision of care in gender services. well, there's concern the cost of a university education is forcing increasing numbers of young people to miss out on further education. recent figures from ucas showed a decline in the proportion of school leavers in the uk applying to higher education this year. students in scotland are set to receive their exam results today, though some people have reported receiving blank emails this morning. while a—level results in the rest of the uk come out next week in the us, a

we're also keeping an eye on the situation in rotherham in yorkshire, where hundreds of people have gathered hotel believed to be housing asylum seekers. a number of anti—immigration protesters have been throwing objects and riot police are on the scene. meanwhile, there's also been clashes at far—right rallies in locations including liverpool, manchester, bristol, and hull, as well as belfast. rioters threw missiles at police, injuring a number of officers, and in some places looted shops or set them on fire. the government insists that the police have "all the resources they need" to deal with the disorder. many of the demonstrations have been fuelled by anti—immigrant sentiment. leanne brown reports now from hull. charred remains of stolen goods, smashed windows and debris, still strewn across the streets. this hull in the aftermath of last night's riots. it was a night of violence the city had never seen before in recent times. fireworks were thrown, cars were set on fire and police officers were injured, but today volunteers involved in the clean—up, keen to show that this is not repres

and in south yorkshire we also saw large groups of protesters attacking police and trying to get intoeved asylum seeker resource centre. the anger from protesters asylum seeker resource centre. the angerfrom protesters is the government it says is paying for asylum seekers to be put up in hotels and at taxpayer expense and this is what they are protesting about. tomorrow the corporate committee will be meeting, an emergency meeting, grouping of civil servants, intelligence officers, members of the police force and also government ministers to discuss the steps going forward. looking at possibly looking at speeding up court procedures and making courts set for 2h hours to try and process all these people and process all these people and that have been arrested in the wake of these protests. they will also be looking at the protection for mosques because some of these protests are against his lump, people who hold the islamic faith and so there will be trying to see what protection can be put in place and try to dampen down some of the fire out of these protests that have been quite sta

warrants were executed and west yorkshire police say that a 35—year—old man and a 46—year—old man were, and her three children, denisty who was nine, her brother oscar who was five, and aubree who was 22 months died as a result of a blaze around ten miles from here in bradford. at the time, a 39—year—old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder. he remains in a critical condition in hospital. now, clearly the police say the family are devastated at what has taken place. they are appealing for any information that may help them as part of their investigation. and what they are saying today is that extensive inquiries remain ongoing and this remains an active and live investigation. to ukraine now, and president zelensky has used a speech on the country's independence day to say russia's invasion has failed. he said moscow had tried to destroy his country, but instead war had returned to the russian soil. it's also been announced that the two sides have each exchanged 115 prisoners of war after the united arab emirates acted as an intermediary. the russian personnel were capt

police say at least ten officers have been injured in rotherham in south yorkshire, where they had beeng to prevent a mob from storming a hotel that's believed to house asylum—seekers. in a separate development, this is footage taken from social media which has been looked at by our team on bbc verify appearing to show protesters this evening in tamworth starting fires at a holiday inn express hotel. police have urged people to avoid the area around the hotel and have said they are dealing with "violent acts of thuggery". we'll come back to that developing situation in a moment. in middlesbrough, protestors smashed windows of cars and houses, and threw bricks at police. and in rotherham, hundreds of demonstrators clashed with riot police before storming that hotel housing asylum—seekers. now, let's get more on how this unfolded — our correspondent navtej johal has this report from rotherham. anger, violence, destruction. these chaotic scenes are unlike any you'd expect on a summer's sunday afternoon. at times today, rotherham has felt lawless. it began this morning with a group of anti—

drax, power station up in selby in yorkshire. i've mentioned it before on this programme.pletely insane is it that we cut down forests in lithuania or canada or north america , turn them into wood america, turn them into wood pellets, burn them in north yorkshire, they're massive emitters. the station itself of carbon dioxide. we do it in the name of being green. well, there's been an investigation by ofgem into the company and they found, yes, they've been using wood from unsustainable sources. therefore drax have been fined £25 million, which sounds an awful lot until you realise they get £500 million a year in subsidies . what is going on? subsidies. what is going on? >> i mean, i think, look, the markets will adjust . if they're markets will adjust. if they're getting all these subsidies, businesses will adjust. so that's what they're doing. however, i think what the problem is in parliament, cross—party is so homogenised all the same view pushing this net zero. there's no true scrutiny. net zero watched is a fabulous job at scrutinising, but there's very few people in