As he said. Tuesday morning the 17th of October 7 o clock now let s get the latest b.b.c. News with. Good morning work is voxels Ellesmere Port plans have told the b.b.c. Radio side they re disappointed 400 jobs will go at the site are always. Going it s. Probably more in the very near future probably in 6 months time they would. Want to get rid of foreign people and. Be behind. Well consultation on those losses will now begin after plans to axe the rolls by the end of the year will put forward the government says it will do all it can to support the affected winds of around 70 miles an hour have been sweeping across Gotland a storm of failure continues to affect the British Isles the Irish Republic sex perience the worst of the weather 2 men and a woman died in separate incidents and more than 300000 homes and businesses all without power pull McCuskey runs a soup kitchen in Belfast people who would be in the can drop from Belfast who have all got shelter I swear I ran across Norther
Whether local and international Do stay with. National and Indian families. As he. Did seven o clock now let s get the latest B.B.C. News with the details Phil Cooper thanks Tony good morning the transport secretary has told B.B.C. Radio Merseyside there will be no reason to keep tolls on the new mercy Gateway bridge once it s been paid for the six hundred million pound crossing between Runkle and weirdness opens after a huge fireworks display tonight Holton Council has said a review will take place when the bill has been paid in twenty five years time Chris Grayling says he understands people s frustrations about the charges we invest we try and make sure that people get the best possible links and when the British paid for the tolls go just maybe decades down the line you re saying that when the tolls pay for this bridge just like the the seven crossing there will be there will tolls on this bridge will feel that it should be in furbished So my expectation is that whoever s in my ch
No and Indian families. In. The morning Wednesday the 11th of October at 7 o clock now the very latest b.b.c. News has filled Cooper thanks Tony good morning controversial plans for 770 houses to be built in the countryside south of Warrington have been approved it s despite concerns over the impact it could have on historic villages around Smith has more details the government s homes and communities agency will not build $370.00 homes on fields near Appleton and 401 fields near grapnel close by their work and sones the plans will damage the character of the area and the countryside as well as causing traffic problems councillors passed the plans last night in line with recommendations from officials it comes as the borough council is consulting on plans to earmark greenbelt land for the building of 9000 new homes over the next 20 years much of that isn t scythe Warrington police say they re working with the family of a teenager who was shot in the head in right and later died to est
Good morning it s Tuesday the 19th of September 7 o clock now the latest b.b.c. News with Julie Bove Good morning every Pulitzer claims there are more online searches for jihadist content by people in the u.k. Than in any other European country the center right think tank Policy Exchange says that Britain ranks faith in the world for such searches have to Turkey the Us Saudi Arabia and Iraq one of the report s authors Dr Martin frontin feels a new approach for combating extremist content is now needed we have to try and diminish the supply of this extremist content and it s clear that they we haven t done I think we also need to tackle the demand for all the things that can be done to raise the cost of possessing or constantly viewing this kind of material and we have to ask ourselves quite difficult questions about the balance between liberty and privacy and what we think is the role for government in terms of policing online space and you roadshows taking to the streets of Liverpool
96 Liverpool fans died as a result of the crush of Sheffield Wednesday is ground in 1989 Phil Cooper reports today s pretrial hearing is expected to focus on legal arguments ahead of possible trials which could be held next year former officers Donald Denton and Alan Foster are accused of perverting the course of justice says solicitor Pisa Metcalf So Norman better soon who later went on to become Merseyside Chief Constable is charged with 4 counts of misconduct in a public office while Graham a crowd of broken health and safety laws in his role as Sheffield Wednesday as club secretary today s proceedings begin at half past 10 this morning islands in the Caribbean making last minute preparations for Hurricane One of the most powerful Atlantica storms on record with officials warning of damage being very serious the hurricane is stare started to hit the Lou would islands that will move towards Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic Haiti Cuba and Florida all expected to be in its path