an announcement today. veterans who were forced out of the military because of their sexuality have welcomed a review into their treatment. and coming up this hour, labour mp dawn butler is taking on the trolls after a man was convicted of threatening to shoot her. the cost of good and services we buy is rising at its fastest rate for 30 years. the december figure for inflation showed that prices have gone up by 5.4% compared to the year before. that s up from 5.1% in november and is more than double the bank of england s target for inflation. energy costs and the price of food and drink drove the rise, which was higher than economists had been forecasting. our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith is in scarborough. this is a lot of windows. a lot of windows, yes. and a huge, huge ceiling. yeah. the things that give this hotel its charm and character are the very things now causing the nightmares. put, like, a secondary glazing on this side, it spoils the view and wh
olympic qualification. this is definitely the hardest we have done it out of the few olympic games have already been asked. also coming up in the programme: a one million pound lifeline has given the bury the chance to return home to gigg lane. and we ll bring you the story behind the unlikely hall of fame at corinthian casuals. good evening, two more premier league matches have been called off, the lunchtime kick offs on boxing day between liverpool and leeds and wolves watford have both gone. leeds have shut their training ground as they deal with five new positive covid cases as well as a number of injuries. the premier league say watford also have an insufficient number of players to field a team. with 20 fixtures postponed across the football league as well, over half the boxing day fixtures in england are off. adam wild reports. as regularly as christmas comes around, so do the arguments of beta testing schedule. too many games, too little time. it s the football manage