four people — including a one—year—old boy — died following a car crash in sheffield last night. a vw golf was involved in the collision with a people carrier in the darnall area of the city. three other passengers in the people carrier were also injured. one is in a critical condition. three men have been arrested and remain in custody. 0ur reporter corinne wheatley gave us the latest from the scene. well, police have been on the scene here in the darnall area of sheffield all day today dealing with the aftermath of this crash, and as far as possible, trying to keep people away from the wreckage of these two vehicles which has been a really distressing sight for people living in the area. we know this crash happened just before 9pm last night and involved two vehicles. one was a vw people carrier which was turning right off this main road, and the other was a vw golf which shortly before had been pursued by police. four people died last night. they were all travelling in that people carrier — two men, a woman and a one—year—old boy. three others are in hospital being treat

four people including a one—year—old child had died when a people carrier was hit by a car in sheffield which had earlier been pursued by police. heavenly father, please help us. please help us to be safe. firefighters in california have warned it could take three weeks to contain wildfires which have killed at least 11 people. more than a quarter of a million people have been told to leave their homes. thousands of leicester city man —— fa ns thousands of leicester city man —— fans have ta ken thousands of leicester city man —— fans have taken part in a memorial walk in honour of those killed and eight helicopter crash outside of the club's seguin two weeks ago. —— a helicopter crash. —— the club's stadium. good evening to french president emmanuel macron has agreed with us president donald trump that europe needs to pay more towards nato. they we re needs to pay more towards nato. they were meeting in paris at head of commemorations marking the centenary of the armistice which ended the first world war. mr mccrone and the german chancellor and glove merkel have hel

those two will appear in front of magistrates in sheffield today. the enquiry into the crash continues. we know south yorkshire police have made a mandatory referral and have referred themselves to the independent office of police conduct who were well investigate the circumstances of that pursuit and how the crash happened. and to families have been devastated by what happened. three other people are seriously injured in hospital at the moment as well. thank you very much. the headlines on bbc news... prime minister under pressure — theresa may tries to get cabinet backing for a brexit withdrawal deal — as labour say there could be another referendum at least 31 people have died and more than 200 are missing as wildfires continue to sweep across california two men are to appear in court charged in connection with a collision in sheffield on friday which killed 4 people — including one man and his son. the dust settles after the manchester derby. jose mourinho blamed fixture schedules for their loss. roger federer has lost. world number one jo

four people, including a one—year—old child, have died when a people carrier was hit by a car in sheffield that had earlier been pursued by police. heavenly father, please help us. please help us to be safe. firefighters in california are stepping up their efforts to tackle the devastating wildfires that have killed at least 11 people. more than a quarter of a million people are forced to flee their homes. thousands of leicester city fans have taken part in a memorial walk in honour of those killed in the helicopter crash outside the club's stadium two weeks ago. and at 10:30 and again at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers anne ashworth, associate editor at the times, and the author and journalist yasmin alibhai—brown — stay with us for that. good evening. the french president emanuel macron and the german chancellor angela merkel, have taken part in one of the key ceremonies this weekend, marking the centenary of the end of the first world war. today the two leaders unveiled a plaque as a symbol of reconciliation, at the site just north of paris,

we have some breaking news from sheffield and it is about an accident following a collision in sheffield late last night. four people have died, just after 8:50pm last night. a black car was travelling along a main road when it was involved in a collision. the people carrier was preparing to turn right. prior to the collision, according to the police, the golf had been involved in a proceed with a police vehicle. three men travelling in this car had been arrested and are in custody. two men, the driver and a woman, or driving in the people carrier, were pronounced dead at the scene. a one—year—old boy was also in the people carrier and he died in hospital. the accident took place following a police pursuit. there is no suggestion at this stage that the police itself was the cause of this collision. that will be the subject ofan collision. that will be the subject of an investigation and as police say, they are questioning three men aged 23, i7 say, they are questioning three men aged 23,17 and 18, who were in the books i can golf, which was under police pursuit before the accident. t

is it the lord mayor of sheffield? yeah. everyone in sheffield calls me mayor. and in five years' time she's going to be a green mp. they have become friends! and tomorrow, another blind date. scientist, tv presenter and labour peer professor robert winston meets former big brother contestant aisleyne horgan—wallace. theresa may is speaking at the cbi in an theresa may is speaking at the cbi inana theresa may is speaking at the cbi in an a few minutes. we will have coverage of that. that's it from us today. have a great day. good morning. they cold easterly wind at the moment bringing in quite a bid of cloud across the uk and some showers. a number of rainbows this morning spotted by weather watchers, those showers continuing to feeding mainly across eastern parts of england, some showers stripped in westwards across the midlands, across wales, generally speaking the further west uart, some sunny spells, much colder feel compared to today. maximum temperature 7—10d. 0vernight tonight, the showers heading in mainly across eastern areas, picking up mainly acro

four people, including a one—year—old boy, died following a car crash in sheffield last night. a vw golf was involved in the collision with a people—carrier in the darnall area of the city. three other passengers in the people carrier were also injured — one is in a critical condition. three men have been arrested and remain in custody. earlier, to our reporter, simonjones, gave me more details. we know there were seven people inside a people carrier that was hit by a black vw golf that was being pursued by the police. of the seven people inside the people carrier, we know four of them died, two men and a woman died at the scene. a one—year—old boy was rushed to hospital but was pronounced dead in hospital. three other people inside the people carrier and there were two women who were taken to hospital. one is in a serious but stable condition and the other is in a critical condition. there was also a three—year—old girl taken to hospital, and we are told she has life—threatening injuries. a very serious crash. the three men inside the car that was being pursued b

this is a big report from the university of sheffield, who have looked deeply into this, and they've found ways this could work in business. the labour party have done what the conservative party aren't really doing at the moment, looking at what could happen after brexit, what could happen once we've got this out of the way and looking at new and interesting ways we can address inequality. most people are very unhappy with how much profit a lot of these people make. the vast majority haven't seen wages increase in the last ten years, more and more are on zero houi’s in the last ten years, more and more are on zero hours contracts and if the university of sheffield have found a way to look at how to give people more of a say in the companies that own their lives, that's a good thing. i should make one thing clear... very briefly. it might be that jeremy corbyn and one thing clear... very briefly. it might be thatjeremy corbyn and mr macdonald aren't marxists today, that should be said, that's not true, but what is true is they are ha rd left true, but what is true is they are hard

four people, including a one—year—old boy, died following a car crash in sheffield last night. a vw golf was involved in the collision with a people carrier in the darnall area of the city. three other passengers in the people carrier were also injured. one is in a critical condition. three men have been arrested and remain in custody. 0ur correspondent corinne wheatley gave us the latest from the scene. police have been on the scene here in the darnall area of sheffield all day today doing with the aftermath of this crash and as far as possible, keeping people away from the wreckage of these two vehicles which is bitterly distressing sector people living in the area. we know this crash happened just before 9pm last and involved to vehicles. 0ne was a vw people carrier which was turning right off this main road and the other was a vw golf which shortly before had been pursued by police. four people died last night. they were all travelling in that people carrier. two men from a woman and a one—year—old boy. three others are in hospital being treated for their injuries. they

sheffield united missed the chance to go top of the championship as they were held by sheffield wednesday at bramall lane. david mcgoldrick had a golden opportunity to put the blades ahead in the sheffield derby from the penalty spot, but he was denied by cameron dawson. the result leaves united second in the table and wednesday down in 17th. aberdeen leapfrogged hibernian to move up to fifth in the scottish premiership, thanks to a 1—0 win against at pittodrie. the only goal of the game came when gary mackay—steven celebrated his scotland call—up by drilling beyong adam bogdan five minutes before half—time. the win means aberdeen are level on points with kilmarnock and rangers and five behind leaders hearts. england's women have won the first of their three autumn internationals with a thumping 57—5 win over the united states at allianz park. england's katy daley—mclean celebrated her 100th cap with this tryjust before half time. england were in control from the off and their night was made easier when american prop megan rom received a red card for dangerous play after just

sheffield wednesday they move above sheffield united who lost away to nottingham forest. derby are in third after an impressive victory at home to birmingham. bottom of the table ipswich drew at home to preston, in paul lambert‘s first match since being appointed as manager. there were wins for reading and hull, both of whom are in the bottom three. celtic thrashed hearts as second played first in the scottish premiership today — the champions closing the gap to one point, as they completely outclassed their edinburgh opponents. daniel candeias came off the bench to score in the 79th minute with this stunning effort. he was also sent off in extra time after being shown a second yellow card. but it was alfredo morelos with the second goal in extra time to give steven gerrard's side only their second away league win of the season — they're now five points off the leaders hearts. so celtic with that huge win — they remain one point off the hearts who are top of the table. david turnbull gave motherwell theirfirst premiership home win of the season with a 1—0 victor

four people — including a 1—year—old child — have died when a people carrier was hit by a car in sheffield that had earlier been pursued by police. heavenly father, please help us to be safe. firefighters in california are stepping up their efforts to tackle the devastating wildfires which killed at least 11 people. more than a quarter of a million people are forced to flee their homes. thousands of leicester city fans have taken part in a memorial walk in honour of those killed in the helicopter crash outside the club's stadium two weeks ago. and at 11:30, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers anne ashworth, associate editor at the times, and the author and journalist yasmin alibhai—brown. stay with us for that. good evening. the french president, emmanuel macron, and the german chancellor, angela merkel, have taken part in one of the key ceremonies this weekend marking the centenary of the end of the first world war. today, the two leaders unveiled a plaque as a symbol of reconciliation at the site just north of paris where the armistice was signed. earlie

four people — including a one—year—old boy — died following a car crash in sheffield last night. a vw golf was involved in the collision with a people carrier in the darnall area of the city. three other passengers in the people carrier were also injured. one is in a critical condition. three men have been arrested and we believe remain in custody. this from our reporter simonjones, who has more details. we know there were seven people inside a people carrier that was hit by a black vw golf that was being pursued by the police. of the seven people inside the people carrier, we know that four of them died, two men and a woman died at the scene. a one—year—old boy was rushed to hospital but was pronounced dead in hospital. the three other people inside the people carrier, there were two women. they who were taken to hospital. one is in a serious but stable condition. another is in a critical condition. there was also a three—year—old girl taken to hospital, and we are told she has life—threatening injuries. a very serious crash here. the three men who were inside the car

sheffield united missed the chance to go top of the championship as they were held by sheffield wednesday at bramall lane. david mcgoldrick had a golden opportunity to put the blades ahead in the sheffield derby from the penalty spot, but he was denied by cameron dawson. the result leaves united second in the table and wednesday down in 17th. aberdeen leapfrogged hibernian to move up to fifth in the scottish premiership, thanks to a 1—0 win against at pittodrie. the only goal of the game came when gary mackay—steven celebrated his scotland call—up by drilling beyond adam bogdan five minutes before half—time. the win means aberdeen are level on points with kilmarnock and rangers, and five behind leaders hearts. england's women have won the first of their three autumn internationals with a thumping 57—5 win over the united states at allianz park. england's katy daley—mclean celebrated her 100th cap with this tryjust before half time. england were in control from the off and their night was made easier when american prop megan rom received a red card for dangerous play after just

four people — including a one—year—old baby — have died when a people carrier was hit by a car in sheffield that had earlier been pursued by police. the former transport minister, jo johnson, says more ministers may resign over the prime minister's brexit plans — and voters were sold a ‘false prospectus‘ in the referendum. we're not going to get greater sovereignty, we're going to cede sovereignty, we're going to lose control over how rules affecting swathes of our economy are shaped. it's not the british parliament that's going to gain control from this, it's the french, german, and european parliaments. in leicester — thousands of city fans are marching to the king power stadium in memory of the five people who died in a helicopter crash at the club two weeks ago. heavenly father, please help us to be safe. at least nine people are killed and a quarter of a million forced to flee their homes — as wildfires burn out of control across california. and thousands of plug—in hybrid cars bought with government grants are burning as much fuel as regular cars — but drivers still pay

newsreel: sheffield, capital of steel, heart of a great industry. in the boom years of steel production, what mattered was the the volume of output. no—one back then worried about all the carbon dioxide being released into the air. now at sheffield university that‘s what they are trying to deal with. now at sheffield university that‘s what they are trying to deal with. in an underground laboratory plants grown in carefully monitored conditions. instruments keep track of every detail, and mixed into the soil is a powder — it‘s rock that‘s been ground up. this is a major project to see if agriculture can help tackle climate change. these plants look normal enough but they are part of a highly unusual experiment that could prove incredibly useful. that‘s because the scientists have worked out that adding powdered volcanic rock to the soil massively increases the amount of carbon dioxide that‘s drawn out of the air, and because that‘s the gas that‘s driving the rise in temperatures, anything to help get rid of it could make a differe

did you come from sheffield? on this morning? did you come from sheffield ? on the this morning? did you come from sheffield? on the train? the motorway. very wise. this is dan's picture. this was myjourney into work over the snake pass. i wouldn't have risked that. was it's still snowing when you came over? no. that is your travel update. there is a bit of the white stuff out there this morning, carol? yes, and a cold start to the morning. it is notjust the northern half of the country where we saw some snow, southern areas did as well. two pictures from east sussex. thank you for the weather watchers for sending them in. a light dusting further south. a cold day once again today, we still have a bitter wind. quite a wet start for many of us. the wind will push north. we could still see a wintry flavour to the ring, especially so across the south west as we move into wards england and scotland, where we have had some snow overnight as well. wales has also seen some snow. through the course of the morning, as temperatures started slowly rise, you will find the wintry element in t

. >> sheffield, capital of steel, part of a great industry. david: in the boom years of stdl production, what matte was the volume. no one back then worried about the carbon dioxide being released into the air. but now at sheffield university, that is what they are trying to deal with. in an underground laboratory plants are grown in carefully comonitored itions. instruments keep track of every detail. mixed into the soil is a powder, rock that has been ground up.is ths a major project to see if agriculture can help target climate change. these plants look normal enough, but they are part of a highly unusual experiment that could prove incredibly useful. that is because the scientists here have worked outadding powdered volcanic rock to the soil massively increases the amount of carbon dioxide that is drawn out of the air. look at that, the gas that is driving thatrise of tempes. anything to help get rid of it could make a dference. on an experimental farm in the american midwest, the powdered rock is being tested on fields. already scientists

. >> sheffield, capital of steel, part of a great industry. david: in the boom years of steel production, what mattered was the volume. none back then worried about the carb dioxide being released into the air. but now at sheffield university, that is what they are trying to deal with. in an undergrod laboratory plants are grown in carefully monitored conditions. instruments keep track of every detail. mixed into the soil is a powder, rock that has been ground up. this is a major project to s agriculture can help target climate change. these plants look normal enoughe but theyart of a highly unusual experiment that could prove incredibly useful. that is because the scientists here have worked out that addin powdered volcack to the soil massively increases the amount of carbon dioxide that is drawn out of the air. look at that, the gas that is driving the rise of temperatures. anything to help get rid of it could make a difference. on an experimental farm in the american midwest, the powdered rock is being tested on the fields. already scientis

newsreel: sheffield, capital of steel, heart of a great industry. in the boom years of steel production, what mattered was the volume of output. no—one back then worried about all the carbon dioxide being released into the air. but now at sheffield university, that's what they're trying to deal with. in an underground laboratory, plants are grown in carefully monitored conditions. instruments keep track of every detail, and mixed into the soil is a powder — it's rock that's been ground up. this is a major project to see if agriculture can help tackle climate change. these plants look normal enough, but they're part of a highly unusual experiment that could prove incredibly useful. that's because the scientists here have worked out that adding powdered volcanic rock to the soil massively increases the amount of carbon dioxide that's drawn out of the air, and because that's the gas that's driving the rise in temperatures, anything to help get rid of it could make a difference. the world needs to wake up to the fact that we need to reduce our emiss

norwich top the championship tonight after a 4—0 win over sheffield wednesday they move above sheffield united who lost away to nottingham forest. derby are in third after an impressive victory at home to birmingham. bottom of the table ipswich drew at home to preston, in paul lambert‘s first match since being appointed as manager. there were wins for reading and hull, both of whom are in the bottom three. celtic thrashed hearts as second played first in the scottish premiership today — the champions closing the gap to one point, as they completely outclassed their edinburgh opponents. daniel candeias came off the bench to score in the 79th minute with this stunning effort. he was also sent off in extra time after being shown a second yellow card. but it was alfredo morelos with the second goal in extra time to give steven gerrard's side only their second away league win of the season — they're now five points off the leaders hearts. so celtic with that huge win — they remain one point off the hearts who are top of the table. david turnbull gave motherwell theirfirst premiership

four people — including a one year old boy — died following a car crash in sheffield last night. a vw golf was involved in the collision with a people carrier in the darnall area of the city. three other passengers in the people carrier were also injured— one is in a critical condition. three men have been arrested and remain in custody. our correspondent, simon jones, is here. first of all, all crashes like this horrific that particularly when it involves such young life. what's more have we managed to find out? this happened at around 8:50pm yesterday. there were seven people inside a people carrier which was hit by a black vw golf which was being pursued by the police. of the seven people inside the people carrier, four of them sadly died. two men and a carrier, four of them sadly died. two men and a woman carrier, four of them sadly died. two men and a woman who were pronounced dead at the scene. a one—year—old boy was taken to hospital but died later. as regards the three others in the people carrier, there were two women taken to hospital. one is in a serious but sta

three men have been arrested following a fatal crash in sheffield which involved a car that was being pursued by police. good morning. a day of remembrance has begun across the uk, marking the centenary of the armistice that ended the first world war. in london, renovation work at big ben will be suspended to allow it to ring out at 11 o'clock, before a two—minute silence will be observed nationwide. 10,000 members of the public will take part in a procession past the cenotaph. events started early this morning to mark the end of the war. pipes play before dawn, at six o'clock, pipers at locations across the uk and around the world, including lichfield and ayr, performed battle's 0'er, traditionally played at the end of conflicts. every year since the end of the first world war, the royal family, politicians and members of the public have gathered at the cenotaph in central london to honour those who lost their lives. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, looks back at that day, 100 years ago, when the guns fell silent. london at 11 o'clock on monday, november 11th, 1918. as t

newsreel: sheffield, capital of steel, part of a great industry... in the boom years of steel production, what mattered was the volume of output. no—one back then worried about all the carbon dioxide being released into the air. but now, at sheffield university, that's what they're trying to deal with. in an underground laboratory, plants are grown in carefully monitored conditions. instruments keep track of every detail, and mixed into the soil is a powder. it's rock that's been ground up. this is a major project to see if agriculture can help tackle climate change. these plants look normal enough but they are part of a highly unusual experiment that could prove incredibly useful. that's because the scientists here have worked out that adding powdered volcanic rock to the soil massively increases the amount of carbon dioxide that is drawn out of the air. and because that's the gas that's driving the rising temperatures, anything to help get rid of it could make a difference. on an experimental farm in the american midwest, the powdered rock is bei

four people, including a one—year—old baby, have died after a people carrier was hit by a car in sheffield that had earlier been pursued by police. the former transport minister jojohnson says more ministers may resign over the prime minister's brexit plans and voters were sold a "false prospectus" in the referendum. thousands of leicester city fans have taken part in a memorial walk in honour of those killed in the helicopter crash outside the club's stadium two weeks ago. heavenly father, please help us. please help us to be safe. driving through the inferno. firefighters in california have warned it could take three weeks to contain wildfires that have killed at least 11 people. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday with me, lizzie greenwood—hughes, and james pearce. the headlines this evening: new zealand hold off england to win a thriller at twickenham byjust one point. scotland thrash fiji, scoring eight tries and racking up more than 50 points at murrayfield. and cardiff city get their second league win of the season at home to brighton on a day

four people — including a one year old boy — died following a car crash in sheffield last night. a vw golf was involved in the collision with a people carrier in the darnall area of the city. three other passengers in the people carrier were also injured one is in a critical condition. three men have been arrested and remain in custody. as we've been hearing tomorrow marks the centenary of armistace day. we often hear stories of the intense fighting and unimaginable injuries sustained by those fighting on the front line. those who survived were left with devestating and life—changing injuries. the first world war and the techniques used to treat those were pioneering at the time and paved the way for today's treatments in maxillofacial and plastic surgery. doctor emily mayhew, a military medical historian, explained why ww1 was such an important time in the history of reconstructive surgery. there's a plastic surgery family tree, if you like. archibald mcindoe was the surgeon that treated pilot in the second world war and he was the cousin of harold gillies, who really started

the sheffield derby ended goalless. cameron dawson had a brilliant game. keeping out a host of shots as well as the penalty. and in the fa cup there was heartbreak in the fa cup there was heartbreak in the end for haringey borough as wimbledon settled their first—round tie in the last minute of normal time. a deflected goal late on. still to come the likes of the met police stockport and billericay town will try to knock out legal position. a thunderous strike from gary mackay stephen gave aberdeen a 1-0 gary mackay stephen gave aberdeen a 1—0 victory over hibernian now five points behind the leaders heart inset. hearts play this afternoon. the england winger raheem sterling has become one of the highest—paid footballer is in the world, his new contract with manchester city will earn him up to £300,000 a week, that is around £1800 every hour, and the time it has taken me to bring you this news he has in the terror. lewis hamilton should be qualified for the brazilian grand prix, he was fractions of the pace on b

newsreel: sheffield, capital of steel, heart of a great industry. in the boom years of steel production, what mattered was the volume of output. no—one back then worried about all the carbon dioxide being released into the air. now at sheffield university, that's what they are trying to deal with. in an underground laboratory, plants are grown in carefully monitored conditions. instruments keep track of every detail, and mixed into the soil is a powder — it's rock that's been ground up. this is a major project to see if agriculture can help tackle climate change. these plants look normal enough, but they are part of a highly unusual experiment that could prove incredibly useful. that's because the scientists have worked out that adding powdered volcanic rock to the soil massively increases the amount of carbon dioxide that's drawn out of the air, and because that's the gas that's driving the rise in temperatures, anything to help get rid of it could make a difference. the world needs to wake up to the fact we need to reduce our emissions and com

if you are ever in sheffield, swing by. and in five years' time she is going to bea in five years' time she is going to be a green mp. the un deputy secretary general, amina mohammed, is one of the most powerful women in global affairs but she says she‘s an african first, and will be heading back when her time at the united nations is up. in the first installment of our special 100 women series, zeinab badawi talks to amina mohammed about how gender, identity and past experiences affect the way she does herjob. here i am at the united nations headquarters in new york. when are we going to see a woman‘s picture on there? soon, i think. we we going to see a woman‘s picture on there? soon, ithink. we narrowly missed it last time and i think we will see it soon. i think everyone feels that the time is almost there and such great efforts were made last time and incredible women who came to the stage for the first time we re came to the stage for the first time were interrogating perspective secretary generals. it is the on

the sheffield wednesday player's last appearance for his country was more than a year ago. and england's tom curry has been ruled out of the rest of the autumn internationals. the flanker went off in england's win over south africa at the weekend, with what head coach eddiejones calls a "severe ankle injury". the world karate championships began in madrid today. it's the last major event for the sport before it makes its olympic debut at tokyo 2020, so there are major qualification points up for grabs. britain's defending world champion jordan thomas is in action tomorrow and bbc sport's nick hope is in spain for us. record number of athletes and nations entered this year world championships showing how much the sport grows ahead of the olympic debut in tokyo 2020, we saw growth in both discipline, they had to combat. that we will come to the moment the first to this one that kicked off this morning, he is —— it's 50 minutes of preset moves combining strength and technique when theyjudge they look at technical and athletic performance is not all completely traditional i

sheffield and leads. maybe it is not going to happen. have people been counting on this happening?” know from personal experience, as a professional northern ireland, there isa professional northern ireland, there is a great deal of opposition in the north—west. why did it happen? they prefer what money there is to improve transport. is this a northern power thing?” improve transport. is this a northern power thing? i think it is a vanity project? whose vanity? not mine! ithink a vanity project? whose vanity? not mine! i think the government loves this sort of thing. presumably it started under the labour government... approved in 2014. .. that government... approved in 2014... that the conservatives.” government... approved in 2014... that the conservatives. i think it was before then. politicians love it because they can name a train after themselves... the grayling. bonnyman grayling. this is downing street making a complaint after a coverage of philip hammond. they did not like the slant. they thought the bbc had implied something about it being from a left wing think tank

across the north from sheffield across the north from sheffield across the mersey, generating jobs not just across the mersey, generating jobs notjust in west cumbria but across the north of england. the japanese at toshiba have pulled out but the preferred partner for all of this was capco, the korean company. what is the stumbling block in agreeing a deal? they did a deal with toshiba and a commercial deal was right that the problem was the uk government was unable to resolve the concerns of the korean government who are the primary owner of kepco. the concern we have is there has been an asset model that is working with thing for sizewell c, for the french investment in the uk, which is welcome, but that model should have been thought about an extended and i think the work done in more detail by the treasury earlier to allow that model to be used for moorside. it is disappointing that north wales is getting a new nuclear power station funded entirely pretty much by government investment directly whereas an alternative model was not prepared in time and delivered the wait was needed

well, jack's sisters, two sisters, are coming home to sheffield. we are all going to be together during the day. we will probably light a candle. and how are you, as you approach this day? obviously it is hard. ithink the more we go on, though, the angrier we get about the complacency that we found afterjack‘s death, and the degree to which the government has not really been listening. we have seen that in the last week, really, that it took a minister's resignation to actually get the reduction on the fixed odds betting terminals through. so you are angry at the government matter because of what happened to your son? absolutely. it was because of government deregulation that these machines came on the high street so that jack and his friends were able to gamble in their lunch hour at school. they are normal, ordinary, happy boys. school. they are normal, ordinary, happy b°ys- happy school. they are normal, ordinary, happy boys. happy young man, and this is the only reason they have died. what led your son to take advice? suicide is correlated w

four people — including a 1—year—old child — have died when a people carrier was hit by a car in sheffield — that had earlier been pursued by police. thousands of leicester city fans have taken part in a memorial walk in honour of those killed in the helicopter crash outside the club's stadium two weeks ago hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are anne ashworth, associate editor at the times, and the author and journalist yasmin alibhai—brown. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the observer leads with criticism of the prime minister's brexit deal from former education secretary justine greening, who said the plans are ‘the biggest giveaway of sovereignty in modern times. the sunday times says eu officials have rejected theresa may's plan, sparking fears that negotiations have broken down with little time to go. and the sunday telegraph warns that conservative backbenchers and dup mps will vote down mrs may's deal even if it is supported by her cabinet. armistice day is the focus of the front page of the sunday ex

elsewhere, norwich stay top of the table despite a 0—0 draw at hull city, sheffield united went up to fourth by beating brentford, and middlesbrough were held to a 1—1 draw at preston. sol campbell has been appointed manager of the english football league's bottom side macclesfield town after agreeing an 18 month contract. the former england defender was in attendance for this evening 1—0 win against promotion chasing exeter — that's just their third win of the season — they're still three points adrift at the foot of league two. campbell had previously complained that his managerial career in england has been hampered by a lack of opportunity for black coaches. i'm very happy for him. i don't think he needs any advice. he was one of many managers. you knows his football. i would say he is a natural leader. and of course his deal, you have to discuss that, and his power —— his gil and his power. for all the teams he played in. i would suggest he would be great as a manager. boca juniors say they will go to the court of arbitration for sport to appeal if the second leg of t

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host: from marvin in sheffield, iowa. republican line. you are on the air. caller: yes. i'm a happy republican today because i believe that if the old hipies who have the money that come from california said let's work together. there are too many smart people that are just getting thrown under the rug. there's a lot of people that want this thing to work. that's what our country was established on. i find myself happy as hell because i'm talking on -- i can't believe it. pride of my life that people can get together. host: you are happy with the overall results. the strengthening of the republicans in the senate. and the taking of the house apparently by the democrats. caller: yeah. that's the way our country works. if people have an argument or legitimate gripe, you go to the voters. you talk about it. there needs to be more people. the shame of our country is, there are how many million people, how many show up and vote? host: let's hear from new orleans. ryan, good afternoon, on our democrats line. caller: thank you. jeff sessions is fired, he came there saying he wa

two of four people who died in a car crash in sheffield have been named by their family. adnan ashraf jarral who‘s 35, and his one—year—old son, usman adnan jarral, died when their people carrier was hit by a vehicle which was being pursued by police on friday night. his family have said adnan was a "humble and polite" man who was "full of life." cabinet ministers insist they remain optimistic that theresa may will get a brexit deal. the leader of the house of commons, andrea leadsom, said she did not expect any more ministerial resignations over theresa may‘s brexit strategy. the transport minister, jo johnson, stepped down on friday. labour‘s emily thornberry says "all options remain on the table", including another referendum, if mps vote down a brexit deal. on the ‘andrew marr show‘, the shadow foreign secretary was asked aboutjeremy corbyn‘s comment to a german newspaper — that brexit cannot be stopped. she said labour would prefer a general election, but could campaign for a people‘s vote, if it were not possible. let‘s start with the fact that

the 29—year—old from sheffield got hooked on snooker as a child, watching the world championships at the crucible in his home city. and even once stealing ronnie o'sullivan's towel as a souvenir. i was trying to take it about five times and he wasn't looking so i ran around and nicked it and he shouted at me. but luckily i was a young whippersnapper so i got away from him! does he know now that it was you? i don't think so, no! if he's not practising, here at the star snooker academy, adam is likely to be found on a building site nearby. working for his dad's construction firm. as you can see by this magnificent pointing i've done here, i'lljust be running round doing that and making the job look well. i don't want to say i'm learning the trade because i don't want to obviously end up doing this. but i pick up a lot of stuff and i am improving at it. so i am enjoying it. as much as adam enjoys being a builder, he is hoping for an extended break from the trade. beating the world champion would be the perfect start. and that is what he will have to do to get past the first round of the

three men have been arrested following a fatal crash in sheffield which involved a car that was being pursued by police. a one—year—old boy is among four people who were killed in the incident on friday night. a three—year—old girl was also taken to hospital with life—threatening injuries. the independent office for police conduct has opened an investigation. the former chief executive of the house—building company, persimmon, is facing further criticism despite giving up part of his £75 million bonus following a public outcry. analysis by the bbc has found that although jeff fairburn handed back some shares, he held onto the most beneficial stocks. he was forced out of the company last week. let's just bring you some live pictures of the elysee palace in paris. this is where 70 world leaders will be gathering today, president trump and president putin will be there, hosted by france's president emmanuelle macron. the uk will be represented by theresa may's effective deputy. let us theresa may's effective deputy. let us return to the cenotaph and to naga. good morning. ia

the sheffield wednesday player's last appearance for his country was more than a year ago. and england's tom curry has been ruled out of the rest of the autumn internationals. the flanker went off in england's win over

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crash in sheffield have been owned by theirfamily. a 35—year—old man and his one—year—old son died when the people carrier was hit by a vehicle, which was being pursued by police on friday night. his family has said he was a humble and polite man who was full of life. cabinet ministers insist they remain optimistic that theresa may will get a brexits deal. the leader of the house of commons said that she did not expect any more ministerial resignations over at aretha's brexits strategy. the transport minister, jojohnson, stepped brexits strategy. the transport minister, jo johnson, stepped down on friday. labour's emily thornberry says all options remain on the table, including another referendum. if mps vote down a brexits deal. on the andrew marr show, the shadow foreign secretary was asked about jeremy corbyn's comment to a german newspaper, that brexit cannot be stopped. she said labour would prefer a general election, but could campaignfora prefer a general election, but could campaign for a people's vote, if it we re cam

newsreel: sheffield, capital of steel, part of a great industry... in the boom years of steel production, what mattered was the volume of output. no—one back then worried about all the carbon dioxide being released into the air. but now, at sheffield university, that's what they're trying to deal with. in an underground laboratory, plants are grown in carefully monitored conditions. instruments keep track of every detail, and mixed into the soil is a powder. it's rock that's been ground up. this is a major project to see if agriculture can help tackle climate change. these plants look normal enough but they are part of a highly unusual experiment that could prove incredibly useful. that's because the scientists here have worked out that adding powdered volcanic rock to the soil massively increases the amount of carbon dioxide that is drawn out of the air. and because that's the gas that's driving the rising temperatures, anything to help get rid of it could make a difference. on an experimental farm in the american midwest, the powdered rock is bei

three men have been arrested following a fatal crash in sheffield which involved a car that was being pursued by police. a 1—year—old boy is among four people who were killed in the incident on friday night. a 3—year—old girl was also taken to hospital with life—threatening injuries. the independent office for police conduct has opened an investigation. the former chief executive of the housebuilding company persimmon is facing further criticism, despite giving up part of his £75 million bonus following a public outcry. analysis by the bbc has found that althoutheff fairburn handed back some shares, he held onto the most beneficial stocks. he was forced out of the company last week. it's 7:16 a.m.. lettuce runout —— but has now returned to naga the cenotaph. this evening, the queen will attend a special service of thanksgiving at westminster abbey. i'm nowjoined by army cadet lance corporal rebecca pinkerton, who will be reading a prayer at the service. the reason i'm talking to you, rebecca, is because of a creative writing competition. you are going to be saying a pra

three men have been arrested following a fatal crash in sheffield, which involved a car that was being pursued by police. the nation has fallen silent to mark the centenary of the end of the first world war. commemorations have taken place in the uk and across the world. more than 60 world leaders met in paris at the grave of the unknown soldier below the arc de triomphe, while here in london wreaths have been laid at the national remembrance service at the cenotaph. big ben chimes the hour gunfire at 11 o'clock, for the first time in nearly a year, the chimes of big ben rang out across central london, marking the start of the two minutes silence — 100 years to the day since the guns fell silent on the battlefields of northern france. the guns of the king's troop announced the end of the silence, followed by the buglers of the royal air force with the last post. gunfire music: last post the first wreath was laid by the prince of wales, on behalf of the queen, as a tribute to all those who have lost their lives in conflict. her majesty the queen watched proceedings from the balcony on

sheffield united missed a penalty and their chance to go top of the championship as the sheffield derby ended goaless. while in the fa cup, heartbreak in the end for non—league harringay borough, as wimbledon of league one settled their first round tie in the last minute. mitchell pinnock with the goal. later on, the likes of the met police, stockport and billericay town will try to knock out league opposition. dan walker presents football vocus alive from the met police ground this lunchtime, maybe truncheon meet in the sandwich! truncheon meet instead of luncheon meat?|j in the sandwich! truncheon meet instead of luncheon meat? i get that one, it is a good play on words. instead of luncheon meat? i get that one, it is a good play on wordsm wasn't funny. i wasn't expecting you to laugh! may be a tut! aberdeen have moved up the scottish premiership table, thanks to a thunderous strike from gary mackay—steven that gave them a 1—0 victory over hibernian and they're now five points behind the leaders hearts, who play kilmarnock this afternoon. how about this? england winger raheem st

the family of a man who was killed with his one—year—old son in a car crash in sheffield on friday night have described him as a loving father. adnan ashraf jarral, who was 35, and his son, usman, died when their people carrier collided with another vehicle, which had been pursued by police. husband and wife miroslave duna and vlasta dunova were also killed in the crash. an investigation by the bbc‘s panorama programme has found the average rent arrears for council tenants on universal credit are 2.5 times higher than tenants who still receive the old housing benefit. the chancellor, philip hammond, announced extra money for universal credit in his budget last month, to counter warnings that moving onto the all—in—one benefit system could push people into extreme poverty. catrin nye reports. anthony smith lost his job a year ago and had to claim universal credit. he struggled with the online system and lost benefits for missing job centre appointments.” system and lost benefits for missing job centre appointments. i have just explained to you. he owes £4000 in rent to the counci