Rachael Maskell MP reacts to suspension
The York Central MP said she has been 'really focused on speaking up for my constituents because they really matter to me' as she reacted to the suspension.
https://t.co/LaOy6PKP29
Sycamore Gap: Britain's Lost Landmark
As two men are sentenced for felling one of the world's most iconic trees, Tom Barton reports on the crime, the police investigation and asks why they did it
Watch the documentary now on ITVX
https://t.co/py9SFNaCgO
@flint_1984@flint_1984 Hi Crystal, I'm a journalist with Tyne Tees. Please could you send me a DM (I can't send you one) I just want to ask you about what you've seen and some of the images you've shared. Thanks! 🙂
Some technical gremlins getting #BBCPoliticsNorth to you this week - if you missed the first discussion here's a write up of what went on as our guests discussed this week's #welfare changes.
https://t.co/GSJgaM1cZ4
Kim McGuinness and Ben Houchen represent neighbouring areas but are from different parties. How can the mayors possibly get along and get things done for the whole North East region? The (perhaps surprising) answer is: rather easily...
https://t.co/hCn8iCktgP
This week on #BBCPoliticsNorth we've got the region's two mayors. We're talking transport, poverty, getting people back to work... And asking how well they work together.
10am on BBC One NE&C!
@KiMcGuinness@BenHouchen@BBCRichardMoss
A little late to this, but just as with Sunderland on Friday, Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen has also made a statement on the weekend's violence in his area also.
Zaf is a taxi driver. He’s born and bred Sunderland
He broke down when he described the hate he’d received
This was seconds before racial slurs were thrown, telling him to “go back to his own country”
A short clip. Hard, but important, so please watch
Meet the people cleaning up #Sunderland:
Irene Tomkinson, 75, Southwick, said: “I feel incredibly emotional this morning to be here and show we’re grafters and we’ve put two fingers up at the rioters.”
Mavis Stamp, 64, Pennywell, said: “This is our city and they won’t win.”
It's so, so sad that our city is now in need of a major clean up
Plans for locals to meet at Keel Square, which has taken damage and mess, in the AM to help clean up the mess left in Sunderland
I am appalled by the disorder in the centre of Sunderland tonight.
Our city is not represented by a tiny minority causing trouble.
@northumbriapol have my full support as they respond to criminal thuggery and work to protect all the communities of our city.
Tomorrow the people of Sunderland will come together and continue to build the bright future that we have - a future where every community of our city feels safe and prospers.
Statement from deputy Labour council leader after scary scenes in Sunderland
- Social media clips appear to show attacks on officers
- A car was set alight on High Street West near the Fire Stn
- Flagship Keel Square taken brunt of unrest with furniture, glass and kegs thrown
North East Mayor Kim McGuinness has her say on tonight's #Sunderland protest. Local figures all unsurprisingly in absolute agreement condemning the action tonight.
I’m appalled by scenes from Sunderland. Make no mistake, if your response to tragedy is to use it to commit violence, to abuse others, attack the Police and damage property you stand for nothing except thuggery. It’s not protest. It’s crime and disorder. You don’t speak for Sunderland. You don’t speak for this region. Those grieving in Southport will take no comfort from this.