Video - our review of today's top stories in Sheffield

Business editor David Walsh was joined by Belinda Naylor, business development manager at rock crushing machinery company Webster Technologies, and Mike Faulks, chief technology officer at cyber-security firm Ioetec.

We’re talking about the ice and snow that hit Sheffield yesterday morning. There were crashes and long tailbacks in Crosspool, Crookes, Ecclesall Road and elsewhere. Will we ever learn? Or is it the council’s fault for not gritting enough?

The police are flying planes now. The black and yellow aircraft have been spotted circling over Sheffield in support of ground operations. There has been little publicity, but do you think they’ll take off – or are the poor value for money?

On the front of the Sheffield Telegraph today we report that listed Victorian town houses on Glossop Road could become flats. The building was the Loch Fyne restaurant and before that it was Hanrahans bar for many years. But the plans, which include a three-storey rear extension, have been called a ‘hideous disfigurement’ by Hallamshire Historic Buildings. They are recommended for approval on Tuesday - is that right?

The Star hosts a video newspaper review every week at our headquarters in The Balance on Pinfold Street. To take part, contact business editor David Walsh at [email protected]