内容摘要：Those protesting are concerned about changes announced last autumn which they say threaten the future of many family farms by making it harder for the next generation to inherit.

Those protesting are concerned about changes announced last autumn which they say threaten the future of many family farms by making it harder for the next generation to inherit.

"We travelled the world together, and now you travel the heavenly skies. Love you, Anne."Ian Clayton, who helped Ms Scargill and Ms Cook write their memoir called United by the Struggle, said Ms Scargill's "broad Yorkshire accent" was rarely captured in newspaper and magazine articles.

"A lot of what she had to say about trade unions and the women's movement, all that good stuff, she said in her own words," he said."She always said, '[the articles] are not catching my voice'."Whenever there was a picket line to be organised or a celebration of working class lives, she would be there.

"She was a church-going lady, a great socialist, and a very kind-hearted woman who gave a lot to charity."Mr Clayton described Ms Scargill as a "working class warrior", adding: "I think she'd like to be remembered as a tough woman, who stood up for what she believed was right."

A serial shoplifter who tried to evade arrest by hiding in a bedroom from police has been sentenced.

Darren Anderson, 37, was wanted in connection with what police said was a "prolific" shoplifting spree in the village of Armthorpe, near Doncaster, and was arrested on 9 February after officers discoverd his whereabouts.It comes as the National Hazards Partnership

this weekend, highlighting the likelihood of fires that could be difficult to control.People are being asked to avoid the area. The main Hilltown to Rostrevor Road and Sandbanks Road were closed for a number of hours but have since reopened.

An announcement about which services will be cut as a crisis-hit local authority tries to balance its budget has been delayed.Earlier this month, Birmingham City Council asked ministers for permission to