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Sheffer when se have sold Hillsborough for 38000000 pounds the stadium is now being leased back to the club as a result Wednesday have proper reported a profit of 2600000 pounds the 201718 season and the men s cricket World Cup England are in control of the 2nd semifinal ever achieved to Australia to 1445 after 33 overs. Has 2 wickets B.B.C. Radio news and sports 5 past one. So he spells this afternoon but also the risk of one or 2 very heavy potentially and very down polls there is a yellow thunderstorm warning in force not everybody will see these heavy showers but if you do they will be fairly slow moving feeling muggy and humid today with temperatures reaching about $22.00 or $23.00 Celsius that $73.00 in Fahrenheit overnight showers will ease that will become largely dry with a mix of the cloud in place spells loaves of their tea in Celsius 55 in height a much quieter day tomorrow high pressure building same mostly dry with some sunshine and highs of 22 Celsius as more weather on
Yes it has been an obsession really of a suspect a bit of a nerd I never grew out of toy soldiers as one way of looking at it I think my parents realized I was about 13 that when most of the boys had moved on I hadn t quite so they introduced me to a wonderful man friend of theirs a man called Nick Norman who was then the deputy keeper of what is now the National War Museum of Scotland and Nick introduced me to the serious study of military history it was he who set me on the path and said you know you can move beyond toy soldiers there are books here to be read there is probably a scholarship to be done even then of course I never imagined that I could actually make my living doing it and the rest of the world becomes enough to let me get on with it as a globally leading expert on the 1st World War You ve been involved in both the U.K. And Scotland advisory committees for the preparation of the Centenary commemorations of what was long known as the war to end a war sightly it wasn t
All fell partly as a result of closing some of its underperforming shops Here s Emma SIMPSON It s a familiar story clothing and home sales are still going backwards and so is food which had long been a stellar performer for Marks and Spencer but profits were slightly better than expected the company is in the midst of another turnaround which includes closing stores changing its culture how it runs its business it s no quick fix its new chairman said earlier this year that the plan was to deliver a profitable growing business in 5 years time the question is whether M. And S. Can transform itself quickly enough to keep up with the huge changes affecting the industry changes to the way the some in pharma industry works in Scotland have been made by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency they re concerned that chemical treatments for POTUS attacks Ely s have a longer lasting environmental impact than previously understood Cbus chief executive terrier Heron says some summoned farms a
Walking down street Lisa team B. Reports in the video that The Mirror has now taken down a woman can be heard laughing about Mr Oliver with her children as he walked down a street in Chesterfield the 81 year old from Ashfield was severely injured in a mining accident 40 years ago he wasn t expected to survive and now has back and neck problems his son Stephen says he s horrified that the paper chose to run the story back in the ridiculous gentlemen because there is all this the disability as it was I was upset as well angry about it not I m sure police has confirmed it s received a report of a hate crime and B.B.C. Radio Nasim has contacted the mirror for comment M.P. s will debate today whether Philip Hammond budget has signalled an end to austerity the chancellor announced billions of pounds for social care universal credit schools and defense and brought forward tax cuts for more than 13000000 workers but labor insists that promises have been broken the shadow chancellor John McDon