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

the yorkshire post," sunak goes on spending l post," sunak goes on spending spree." 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 down a grant because the government can claim so much credit. so i think see a lot more of this, bidding for pots of money, and you get a pork politics there where he boasted about it, that he is

has offered the yorkshire post.ave| at trial of a number announce widget £i.2 at trial of a number announce widget £1.2 billion for travel and yorkshire to fund the transport revolution. this is levelling up written all over it. borisjohnson really wants to reduce transport time, waiting time and prices in the midlands and all across the uk. it's £830,000,000 for west yorkshire, 570,000,000 for south yorkshire. sunak is quoted as saying there's no reason why someone working in the north and the midlands should have to wait several times longer for a bus or train compared to a commuter in london. this is about the projects talking about supertramp networks and 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 b

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

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

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

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

it is much needed and i work for the yorkshire post about significantly talks about it then and i cannot believe that they are still having to put this on the front page to try and pressure the government into some action. 50. government into some action. 50, liam, government into some action. so, liam. this — government into some action. so, liam. this has _ government into some action. 50, liam, this has been government into some action. so, liam, this has been described by mr barry as a once in eight 100 year infrastructure project. you've got to build it. basically get it right. do you think there is the feeling that the government are going to deliver on this? do they mean it? it's a huge infrastructure project. it's a huge infrastructure project. it's a huge project and because it's about_ it's a huge project and because it's about both, — it's a huge project and because it's about both, it only works if you get both _ about both, it only works if you get both if_ about both, it only works if you get both if you — about both, it only works if you get both. if you get hsz about both

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

has not been think their message has not been included by the yorkshire post but there was a much stronger word as well that they used in response to this and they would have called the blue cassette something different. i think it shows that borisjohnson of the first party leader to get into trouble in this way. there have been other parties before who have used tracks and then the band or the artist has been pretty annoyed about it. but, yeah, they are basically making a very pointed reference obviously to food banks and again coming back to the cut in universal credit that was not mentioned obviously at all by boris johnson but will be felt quite keenly by many people, 4 million people i think overnight. you many people, 4 million people i think overnight.— think overnight. you think that politicians _ think overnight. you think that politicians would _ think overnight. you think that politicians would learn - think overnight. you think that politicians would learn now - think overnight. you think that politicians would learn now to | think overnight. you think that i politicians would

the yorkshire post says the region has got a £200 million share from the government's levelling up fundsget. big spenders sue neck takes tax burden back to the 19505, the headline of the eye, it also criticises groups charging air duty for uk flights. after limiting his budget help to deal with a winter co5t—of—living cri5i5. we will look at the financial time5 co5t—of—living cri5i5. we will look at the financial times to begin. 0n the front page there of the chancellor holding the budget. chief executive of demo5, your overall thoughts? executive of demos, your overall thou . hts? , executive of demos, your overall thou~hts? , ., ., ., thoughts? there is a quote from the ft sa in: thoughts? there is a quote from the ft saying it — thoughts? there is a quote from the ft saying it sounded _ thoughts? there is a quote from the ft saying it sounded like _ thoughts? there is a quote from the ft saying it sounded like gordon - ft saying it sounded like gordon brown— and that was the exact thing i heard after hearing rishi sunak posting about a little billion here, sooner or later you're talki

nice and early, which obviously helps us, and early, which obviously helps us, and that's the yorkshire post wasn't. i'm guessing he's _ rather wishes he wasn't. i'm guessing he's been on the front page every— guessing he's been on the front page every since _ guessing he's been on the front page every since he made these comments about— every since he made these comments about women having to be streetwise if they— about women having to be streetwise if they were to avoid being raped and murdered bya if they were to avoid being raped and murdered by a serving police officer. _ and murdered by a serving police officer. as — and murdered by a serving police officer, as sarah everard tragically was~ _ officer, as sarah everard tragically was he _ officer, as sarah everard tragically was. he said the wrong thing. it was out of— was. he said the wrong thing. it was out of time — was. he said the wrong thing. it was out of time come out of place come out of time come out of place come out of keeping, and inappropriate, but somehow he clung on as police and crime — but somehow he clung on as polic

tony, you're going to take us to the front | you're going to take us to the front page of the yorkshire postill. , . _ ,, has a bill. yes, really surprising that the chancellor _ has a bill. yes, really surprising that the chancellor has - has a bill. yes, really surprising that the chancellor has decided | has a bill. yes, really surprising i that the chancellor has decided to announce this plan, completely coincidentally at the conservative party conference. 700 million to help people find work and jobs. i'm not sure the loss of the 6 million cut to universal credit. but this is very much the part of thejory mantra at the minute, people should work to get out of poverty, even though 40% of people in poverty are in work. employers should pay people more. all of those things are admirable but i'm not sure that 500 million of the chancer will have the effect of the transformative effect. it is obviously welcome and it is important that people are able to find work and also find a better work and skills plays a large part of that so i will be interested to say what he says about that. that is

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 get to another story as a yorkshire post has got news of the north yorkshire police commissionercommissioner in yorkshire-— yorkshire. i think it's relevant what he was _ yorkshire. i think it's relevant what he was conservative - yorkshire. i think it's relevant i what he was conservative emily yorkshire. i think it's relevant - what he was conservative emily 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

allott, the commissioner for north yorkshire, for york and north yorkshire's police and fire commissioner, will be resigning from his postles at the same time, a strip of ground in the odd spot of rain, nothing of any significance, turning colourfor all significance, turning colour for all of significance, turning colourfor all of us. tempt us tomorrow afternoon around eight in aberdeen, 10th in newcastle, cooling down for cardiff and london with highs of 1a or 15 celsius. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines — the number of people waiting for routine hospital operations reaches a record high in england. 5.7 million people need procedures like hip and knee replacements, and waiting times in a&e are also up. and amid concern that it's difficult for patients to see a gp face—to—face, the government pledges money to help. 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. heavy gunfire in beirut — at least five people are believed dead, following protests about the investigation into last year's massive port explosion. a full round—up

in north yorkshire now, they are starting the process of looking for a temporary replacement for philip allott, and then of course a permanent one, all this five months after he took up the post norway is being treated as an act of terror, according to security services. a 37—year—old danish man was arrested, after four women and a man died last night in the southern town of kongsberg. police say the suspect had converted to islam and had shown signs of radicalisation. megan paterson has the latest. a single arrow in a wall. evidence of the brutal attack which left four women and a man dead, and wounded two others. a 37—year—old man arrested and charged, police had concerns about his radicalisation in the past. translation: we can't, - at the moment, go into the details of what those concerns were, however, we have, and continue to, follow—up on the information and tips that come in. we can also confirm the suspect converted to islam. officers were called to kongsberg's west side at around 6.15pm six yesterday evening. yesterday evening. witnesses described people running away from a man armed with a bow and arrows. his victims were all aged between 50 and 70, some inside a s