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Steel FM is a not-for-profit community radio station serving Scunthorpe, Winterton, Brigg, Kirton-in-Lindsey and North Lincolnshire. Broadcasting online, on smart speaker, on smart TV, on Google Play, on RadioPlayer, on Get Me Radio and on our Phone App as well as Freeview channel 277, Freely channel 556 , Firestick, Sky and Virgin Media.

As a community Radio Station we broadcast to a smaller area and cater for communities within that area. Our aim is to provide the community with great music, local and national news, traffic weather and sport as well as local information with light hearted chat and more.

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Death notices and funeral announcements from Grimsby and Scunthorpe Telegraph – October 16, 2024

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In pictures: Scunthorpe charity truck pull by ‘Chalkie’s Angels’

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Lincolnshire woman who gets so bloated she ‘looks pregnant’ finally gets diagnosis

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ADVERTORIAL: Band formed at North Lindsey College releases their debut single

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Police found hundreds of indecent images of children as young as three on man’s laptop

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Tory councillors wife jailed over asylum hotels racial hatred tweet

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15 killed in Israeli strike on school turned shelter say Palestinian officials

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Liam Payne will leave lasting legacy on the music industry says The X Factor

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Artell says he has ‘moral duty’ to ensure Grimsby Town have the right balance after January transfer window

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Kamil Conteh set for move from Grimsby Town as Bristol Rovers meet release clause

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Bristol Rovers lodge transfer bid for young Mariners star Kamil Conteh

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Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic to play each other for final time in Riyadh

Rafael Nadal will have one final battle with Novak Djokovic when they meet in the Six Kings Slam exhibition event on Saturday. Rafael Nadal will have one final battle with Novak Djokovic when they meet in the Six Kings Slam exhibition event on Saturday. The Spaniard is retiring after next month’s Davis Cup finals in Malaga, bringing the curtain down on an incredible career. His rivalry with Djokovic has been one of the mainstays of the sport for the last 15 years and there will be one final meeting in Saudi Arabia as the pair will face off in the third-place match. Nadal, playing his first match since the Olympics, was beaten 6-3 6-3 by compatriot Carlos Alcaraz in the semi-final in Riyadh. Djokovic, a runner-up in Shanghai last week, lost 6-2 6-7 (0) 6-4 to Jannik Sinner in the other semi-final. It will be fitting that the pair get one more meeting, given their enduring battles over the years, with the pair meeting 60 times at ATP Tour and grand slam level. “I feel very well supported and loved all around the world,” Nadal said on court after his loss to Alcaraz. “I am really very fortunate I have had a long and successful career. “I am probably going to practise on Friday, I am trying my best every single day to be better and better, but I have Davis Cup in front in a month and every day is an opportunity to be better for that.” Sinner and Alcaraz will continue their burgeoning rivalry in the final on Saturday, with the winner taking home a £4.5million prize. Published: 17/10/2024 by Radio NewsHub

Leadership rivals reject Tory MPs claim Badenoch preoccupied with children

Kemi Badenoch has criticised a Conservative MP’s suggestion she could not head the Tories because she was too “preoccupied” with her children, saying “it isn’t always women who have parental responsibilities”. Kemi Badenoch has criticised a Conservative MP’s suggestion she could not head the Tories because she was too “preoccupied” with her children, saying “it isn’t always women who have parental responsibilities”. Meanwhile, her leadership rival Robert Jenrick also distanced himself from the remarks made by his supporter Sir Christopher Chope, describing them as “definitely wrong”. The two finalists in the race to succeed Rishi Sunak went head to head in a GB News show on Thursday where they made their pitches to Conservative members and took questions from a live audience. They clashed on issues of migration, the European Convention on Human Rights and the balance between principles and pledges, with Mr Jenrick’s team appearing to criticise Ms Badenoch’s focus on “conviction” over policy. However, they were aligned in rejecting suggestions made by Sir Christopher earlier on Thursday, when he told ITV “you can’t spend all your time with your family” while serving as leader of the opposition. The MP had said he would be backing Mr Jenrick, whose children are “a bit older”, in the contest. Ms Badenoch’s youngest child is five and her eldest is 12, while Mr Jenrick also has three children between the ages of eight and 13. Asked whether she could be both a mother and a party leader, she told the show: “Of course you can. I love my children. I have the most beautiful children in the world. I want to spend as much time with them as possible. “I said to all of you (the audience) that family was one of my key principles … family is important. We have to live by our principles. “I was able to be a great business secretary and trade secretary and equalities minister, effectively doing three jobs while balancing my home life.” Asked what she would say to Sir Christopher, she said: “I might remind him that it isn’t always women who have parental responsibilities, men do too.” Mr Jenrick said of the remarks: “He was wrong, he was definitely wrong. Kemi and I both have three children. She’s a great mum, I’d (like) to think I’m a great dad.” Elsewhere in the show: – Ms Badenoch claimed “no-one has done more for Brexit than I did” as she defended her record as business secretary and took a veiled swipe at rival Mr Jenrick, who supporting remaining in the EU in 2016 and has since moved to the right of the Tory Party. – Mr Jenrick has said he would cap migration in “the tens of thousands or lower” if he were in charge. – Ms Badenoch said the UK should not be embarrassed by its colonial past, social media is “for adults” and not children, and that she likes both US presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris “equally”. – Mr Jenrick claimed the Government had relinquished sovereignty of the Chagos Islands “so that David Lammy can feel better when he goes to a dinner party in north London” and said the former Tory government in which he served “shouldn’t have” started negotiations over the territory. – Ms Badenoch claimed the Tory Party had offered “all policy and no principles, that is why I keep emphasising principles” as she said Nigel Farage speaks with “clarity” and “conviction”, and vowed to deliver “conviction politics” for members. – Ms Badenoch claimed that the phrase “culture wars” was being used as a “dog-whistle to try and attack the right”, who she said were “defending our culture”. – Pressed on reports that she is difficult to work with, Ms Badenoch claimed she “defends other people from bullies”, but attacked former colleagues for having “run to the Guardian newspaper to tell lies about me”. – Both candidates claimed they had argued against the depletion of the armed forces while serving as ministers in the previous Tory government. – Mr Jenrick repeated his support for the UK leaving the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) while Ms Badenoch said that the move was “not a silver bullet” for controlling migration, and that his argument would “divide our party” and mean the “infighting and squabbling will continue”. Following the programme, a spokesman for Mr Jenrick said: “Politicians should have policies – they do matter. None more so than on immigration. “We won’t regain people’s trust unless we set out what we’d do differently this time. “After the comparative performances tonight, the case for a real head-to-head debate is even stronger. Party members deserve to see these candidates debate the big challenges facing our country.” A straw poll of the GB News audience suggested Ms Badenoch remained the clear favourite to succeed Mr Sunak, with many members cheering and applauding when her name was called. Tory members are voting in the coming days for their new party leader, who is due to be announced on November 2. Published: 17/10/2024 by Radio NewsHub

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