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Sue Gabbatiss, 61, is a childminder from Woodthorpe, York, and is a keen member of The Press Camera Club.

Hold 250 during the pandemic -- but there were more than 4,100 people here. and some 3,400 are minors. >> our facilities were never designed to hold people for longer than a couple of days, much less eight or nine days, which we've seen on occasion. >> reporter: and outside today, hundreds more waiting to get in. benches crowded with children, others ushered along in a single file line. this is the first time the biden administration has allowed a press camera inside this facility. and just miles away, border patrol coming across one group of migrants after another. this mother carrying a 2-mo...

In the u.s. a 15% increase in new cases in just the last two weeks. tonight, authorities here on what they think is driving this. the horrific attack on an asian woman here in new york city. the 65-year-old victim kicked to the ground on her way to church. two door staff appearing to watch it happen. tonight, president biden taking action to help protect the asian-american community. the president also making news tonight, set to announce a sweeping infrastructure plan, to rebuild roads and bridges across this country. stronger internet service for rural america. potentially creating milli...

BUSINESSES will soon be asked to lend their support to a key organisation in as it seeks to be at the forefront of York's recovery. The York Business Improvement District (BID) is nearing the end of its five-year term, and will be holding a ballot to secure its renewal. As the city goes into 2021 on an unsteady footing, with a new lockdown threatening livelihoods, the BID team wants to play a key part in York's survival and revival post-Covid-19. It is asking York businesses to support them to secure a further five years of investment, business support and strong delivery.

WEATHER Snow on Mottistone Downs on Sunday, January 3, 2021. Pictures by Luke Ferguson of the IW County Press Camera Club. Did you see snow on the Isle of Wight? East Cowes and other areas saw the white stuff fall from the sky last night, and there was evidence of it on the Island's high points this morning. Luke Ferguson, from the Isle of Wight County Press Camera Club, took these photos from Mottistone Down this morning. The IW Met Service released its latest forecast this morning. It said: "A mostly cloudy and cold day with only very limited brighter spells along with the risk of t...