Good morning this is awful night on 5 large bomb dogs and the main news on 5 Live warnings that chaos is a new rail timetable. That install so I mean yes it's not getting carried away with these leaders the you know to tell you. The farm. Rail passenger brace for disruption after a new timetable was introduced Thameslink rail has already had to cancel dozens of trains just hours after the New Times began its trying to put most of his onto his network and the Yates is the co-founder of the says Haitian of British commissions an amended timetable has now been put in place on the 1st day and it will be that way until the end to June before we can even expect that I want a bill to run through at the moment people can't be sure that they're trained so very few running it even going to run it that we're going to go into a week of I think titles and I'm really really worried how can to entice the. Every family from the Grenfell talent will be allowed to make a statement to the public inquiry which starts Leza the commemoration hearings are expected to last 2 weeks there's no limit on how long each person can speak for 72 people were killed in the fire last June. Officials on Hawaii's big island are warning people to stay away from flowing into the ocean from the eruption of Mt. A man has been seriously injured after being hit by most rock and lava streams a cut off a key evacuation measures a correspondent Chris Butler is that there is something that is mesmerizing particularly in light a Boyd's on tunes of lava and what is shocking is just Hawera hide these jets of lava are going into the. But touch but they are also being this could come to your door and you need to be ready. To resume a hands challenge the N.H.S. And technology companies to use and official intelligence to transform consider. The prime minister wants to prevent 22000 consider a year by 20 says he 3. Roman Abramovich is visa to visit the U.K. Has been delayed he wasn't Wembley for Chelsea's F.A. Cup Final win on Saturday sources close to the billionaire suggests the renewal is taking longer than usual things an immigration barrister and researcher Bryce university I did simple with the Home Office as their usual kind of institutional chaos theory to immigration lawyers are quite familiar with it you want to invest in research is something you can really you. Know he's obviously made the application to review it should be dealt with within a week. Parents being moon that over sharing online could put their children at risk we said from Barclays Bank suggests revealing too many details on social media risk of identity theft Jim went to the for prevention department at the bank if you think that the building blocks. You know they. Quite see sharing quite simple information on social media. And a leading expert says the government's ambition to clean up cars isn't on Bush is enough the government wants new vehicles to be able to run on electric power for at least 50 miles by 2040 Professor John Motson free U.K. And a Research Center says the target chick men find easy. Life with the sport has shown euro detail leader Simon Yates says he's not taking anything for granted despite having a 2 minute 11 seconds lead on 2nd place Tom De Mille on stage 16 on Choose day is a time trial which is a particular strength of the Moulins Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak says he expects manager Pep Guardiola to oversee continual improvement of a club safety said numerous records in becoming the 1st Premier League champions to reach 100 points winning the league by 19 points no money matters believes Manchester United must target experience in the transfer market this summer to give themselves the best possible chance of avoiding another season without a trophy United came 2nd in the Premier League and lost the F.A. Cup final to Chelsea England defense coach Paul Gus start is expected to be named as the new head of rugby aholic wins on Monday the Premiership side have agreed compensation terms with the R.F.U. And the Rugby Football League says it has lots of offers to stage next year's magic weekend and that one of their options is to take the annual Super League event to New York this is B.B.C. 5 Live on digital on the smartphone and summit of the drawing with misspells most in England and Wales in the next few rounds down to pretty rain across Scotland in and around that plant of mine clearing from out of date from the old one Scotland Northern Ireland Council have warm sunny spells which might focus. On this sounds like Hello my name is Greg James our present tailenders alongside Felix white from the McCabe. And England's most successful bowler of all time Jimmy Anderson yes that's me high let's talk about great wise Jimmy that story about cricket it's not like. It's going to be yeah. I don't know I'm thinking maybe a midlife crisis he's already one of my favorite cricketers ever he's switched on a pretty good bowler has the average apartment take. The lead with Greg James Felix might be Anderson don't know this from your favorite cold calls provider. This is a fortnight on 5 Love Dawson added by and coming up this hour well I can show you that the Venezuelan election has been won by the income for a President Maduro there was a 46 percent said very low the opposition boycotted the election and perhaps unsurprisingly material won the election by some 5 Nov 1000000 votes his nearest opponent got just 1800000 in comparison doesn't Venezuelan election is the election that we've kept an eye on for you overnight the polls close only a few hours ago there as we came on air indeed they've got a result there which is that nuclear material has been reelected for as the president we will hear how the New Zealand prime minister became a hologram and also how world B. Day balls didn't buzz off yesterday I'll be hearing about a species of Red Rock want to be in Western Australia but 1st let's get the latest . News headlines in the morning papers team gout is the sports editor of The Daily Express Well it could only be Chelsea couldn't really don't. They were in the US I kept going to manage their own money like that but this is. It does look as if Anthony comes they will be his misery. Absolutely as an alias as today but most likely in the next 48 hours it is out this season long feuds with the board and after winning at Wembley on Saturday a unveil a little bit of his frustrations and said that they didn't match my ambition they spoke during the summer. He said what he wanted and he didn't get any of what he wanted and made his frustrations plain throughout the season trying to move we've known that all throughout the season yeah he's not probably not going to fulfill here the actual tenure viz contract has something changed in last well I was I would say I think it I think it's more more like the clarity of what he was saying after the final where used to saying that his vision and that of the board. DO NOT MATCH. We know that. Various people have been sounded out already and I think the moves are starting to sum up they particularly want. To replace him and I think. And I think approaches have already been made and they've been given a signal that there are conversations to be had and that's why it's moved on in the last 24 hours but Chelsea themselves haven't said anything they have about these things they do they do that emergency Yes exactly as they say things tend to gauge . And they're not the only team who might be on the managerial well who are on the manager merry go round because West Ham of course already said it's David Moyes they have Yeah that's right and it looks very likely that Manuel Pellegrini will get the job now this is obviously the formants city manager anyone but still a couple in the Premier League with the men 2014 he's been in China. And was released from. Miss contract on Saturday which is the biggest signal that he's ready to move I know that the West Ham board have been speaking to his people as we describe but it looks like Pellegrini is flying into long tonight and nights meet West Ham Kona David Sullivan. At some point today it sounds like it's really just standing on the dotted line. He could see clubs one which is opposite ends I suppose of the Premier League table to serving so well west and went to one of the after they finished 10th and world Yeah I think yes I take your point of events even more ironic as to why they get rid of David Moyes You know I don't know re amount of dollars they got rid of you know they get rid of so many of their managers just like Chelsea just like Chelsea in a way but Chelsea could argue well you know shifting are many still when things exactly exactly with the F.A. Cup we win the Premier League we win the Champions very good we get rid of our manager so what where is West Ham of the other end of the table it seems like you know we survived the joy last right well the irony is I think united as many clubs do they sort of say oh well they don't these managers don't play our way you know they expect something a bit more you know free flowing and imaginative and yet and then they always start off that way and then they start the manager and they get someone like alibis is far more pragmatic but they're the ones who drag them up the table and they're rewarded with with the sack at the end of it when they try and find someone to play the West Ham way again. It does seem to be self-effacing as far as cyclical approach for their managers because Josie Marino who you also featured in a pub this morning does Rosie have problems although people could argue that many of the Man United supporters have been saying well you don't play the Man United Way Well that's right and so. Only they won't be and I don't think Marino or any of his players will be happy with simply finishing 2nd this is Marina's 1st defeat in a major cup final which is fairly extraordinary record but I think it also revealed some of the some of the floors at the club to take that money it just doesn't seem to trust his players he seems to approach a game. Where the primary approach is sorry the primary tactic is is to negate the opponent strengths rather than play to his own lead just doesn't seem to have the level of trust in these players that is required at that level I think it does need to spend he has spent an awful lot of money already and he is being linked with some big names not least Gareth Bale. Chelsea player William. Welsh. Aleksandra Lee Inventus defender Toby all the Virals from Tottenham I mean what he needs is some experienced kind of core players because he needs to have this belief and this mentality that he keeps talking about and then perhaps he can take the handbrake off as Royce or Richard Turner's as Tim and his return is suggesting that it is players imagines United who are asking urging Jones Emery hotel not the checkbook again as usual after a cup final you're going to chance to speak to the players and I think because it's towards the end of the season or is the season sorry they tend to be a little bit more open about it and it was it was a matter which is he said afterwards that windy some players will experience to bring more qualities to our team after that only after that can we fight for the title in the Champions League. And I think. That even shows the doubt within the squad themselves that they get enough so nicely as they say about an interesting summer's not a nice thing for matters to say about just feeling God and. Marcus rush through this experience from all as right and I think that if we're in yesterday Chris and personalized himself was certainly open to all certainly vulnerable to it is that he has this tough love approach particularly with the younger players and if you remember through the Olsen players like Rush at length guard Marcial Luke Shaw you know they they were all made of very promising start to the season but they all faded none of them are playing at the level that they were going into the winter and I think that some of that is down somewhere in years approach they look devoid of confidence OK I'm on top of football perhaps enough a strong Rugby you know in Farah Why is he the paper Well he was remarkable on Saturday can't lead 911427 points was man of the match as Saracens beat wasps in an elite Strober against 5733 it was 6 incredible match. But he has been named talk captain for in this trip South Africa and it turns folk during the week about how he wants that kind of tough approach. That he wants his caption almost to scare the players to excel and Cheryl gave some evidence of that during that semifinal and he's got this frown It's almost like a glare he doesn't actually say in a thing but it's the he gives to take it or play not so much makes a mistake out of Endeavor out of skill but if there's a lack of that looks could kill need been all sorts of trouble but Jamie George it is England and Saracens. Teammates spoke very well about how far away inspires those around him because he is quite young and they said that even him when he was making coming into the 1st famous was in his late teens and there's a 20 year old he said in a certain way about him he's much more I'm standing of the people is talking to me he's getting the best out of them as a result he said. His standards are impeccable and I think any Germans will certainly watch that with some satisfaction having chosen him as captain in the absence of Dylan Hartley and you'll feature in some yes endeavors in the road to tell you absolutely it has been extraordinary. He won his 3rd stage of the race yesterday. It is the 1st time. Since the early part of the century I think it was 12 no shifting years ago that man in the pink leader's pink jersey is 13 stages and that was Gilberto Simone A He went on to win the rice and of course at this stage in a long stage race we can now start thinking about whether he can actually win it or not Yates is certainly got his eye on it but then he also knows that his great rival Tom De Mille and. Is a very good time trial and that's the rest day today but it's a time trial tomorrow and he says that even having a 2 minute late it's obviously handy but he knows that that could get a no way a very day play come Tuesday afternoon to go there of the Daily Express New Zealand's prime minister just send Arden as joined or rather elite band by opening the tech week 18 event in Oakton but as a hologram it's the 1st time a world leaders undertaken in their Fishel in gauge when using the technology but it's appropriate given that the people who follows are under the stage today or a man who built a prototype rocket in a basement and 2 innovators in the rarefied realm of electro spinning nanofibers Graham Miller who is the C.E.O. Of AIG is Ed Tech joins us now you're the person who organized this event how would you describe or define the very What sort of. Thanks a whole lot of events have got a whole week of in Pickwick. $538.00 events happening and $36.00 towns across the country and it's all about 2 things one is inspiring the next generation of New Zealanders and the tech so we've got a huge demand for roles non-US kids coming through so that's one thing we're trying to do and then the other side is to showcase these amazing things like rocket labs in Iraq up in the spaces in cap and 5 printing things like that so great things going on and we're trying to tell the world about it for the prime minister as a hologram. It was the team's idea we basically we had lined up at the last minute he had to do something Kevin at some sort of political thing and then he said I'll tell you what I'll send you a video we want to take quick videos of the boring and then tell us what i mean hologram rents and we try to. Sell videos Rose school this was it exactly. But what about the holograms How do you make a hologram of somebody that. It's actually been a technology that's been around for ages but it's just getting better as we get in . Triplicate in the suddenness of it I think of a projecting something. As a way to make it look like it's 3 days got some special camera work to capture the sort of the 3 D. Imagery and then you get the secrets or foliage you and I've been telling you and here in New Zealand I want. To put a sort of appears big screen down and front of the audience on the stage and you projected onto that onto that and visible strain so it looks like the person is literally standing there but it's actually just a 3 D. Projection and disease 3 cameras which is to make it 3 days I'm not sure how many cameras a special camera who didn't look as if he was just in the audience speaking at the event on Iran. If I look like different you also look like a hologram So what I mean by that was. She looked a little bit safer is a little but. Not as solid as you'd expect from a peasant there but it was a full 3 D. Image and she moved around on stage as trickle. New season on the whole a techie place is there a Silicon Valley there for example and we're really taking just under a very good job of telling about. We don't have a Silicon Valley we have a very high functioning innovation sector the government put a lot of money into the research grants and tax credits and support so. We've had quite a lot of companies coming to New Zealand internationally all what we usually have to do is become a British company or an American company to do well on the world stage for. Some companies like laxer and I thought that all McLaren They all came out of New Zealand. But once they get out there they can get they can go global and of course neither is a home is it not to Kim dog coma's someone it's Or is pirate if you like some to describe it. I wouldn't say Haim to say I'd say he's he's living while we're trying to work through the legalities of extradited to America but he does live here so he wasn't part of this event and ensure that never met the guy actually but he isn't in power. So where else is happening in the event that Wells is happening and said Take. I always heard them because there's a big thing going on with every take so there's a lot of. You know you probably have a lot of talent cheap and easy and we make a lot of milk and cheese and and was. That turned out that to compete globally we've had to get more and more tickets so this is about a couple of dozen into Kepler's coming from Silicon Valley down to the scene will be showing them all the sort of latest greatest things from the family. Dog dry and the fire around that are making noise now. Automatic sort of robotic pickers and. Protectors and so for that and there's a lot of I 80 and into based in official intelligence that number. To go pretty excited and just in dollars in being a very young and very funky prime minister is she the right person to lead New Zealand through those tech He challenges and to show leadership in that respect so she seems to be sounding saying all the right things about New Zealand being a nation of upstart says. And within culture. Sometimes as you do the youngest member of the family then this one last question in. The pokey How does the public yos in the Mary culture would say you know they also questions others done and things of. The robbers ensue reflag husband was going don't think he was in New Zealand Yeah I mean she's just doing a great job she's relatively new as prime minister but she's she's really from our perspective she's really hooked on to the value that they have the more high tech can produce for the country that's got a big focus on digital inclusion and not leaving leaving people behind to make enjoy using elegy to help young kids then about it and the Maori and the piece of the garden does it live around the country make sure they're not left behind. But that at the same time really can. Good stuff. Kind of a nation of interest been thinking thanks very much it has to come to New Zealand because you're safe in the U.K. You're probably a prisoner of some sort and then when you got it yet nothing no resources from the very start would be an invention a way out of out of things and then sort of gone right on into the. 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Doughy some food they tend they have a habit of stinging people because immediately want to be comes along we don't think about how important the bee is. Impala nation and otherwise and also. Contributing to the wonderful honeys as well all we think of is a my goodness especially when you're trapped in a room to be made. Good news can't concentrate without running up a newspaper in too tight Batson just in case you needed to defend yourself and that's unfortunate because I suspect the we humans as destructive it would be well maybe not as much as these pollinate degenerate mean. Are the I think certainly have much more to say for not going to have to from then to mention a door opening for the troops to be hooting qualities of socks but not the only threats to pieces of her traits and how it has stretched them these are like any other organism like any other animal than a state they need pollen and nectar and for when we really very little that the rich plants provide them polar nectar and providing the loss of the time to the youth there are Jews in a number of days of complacency of our day because a colossal. Yes And a lot more fear from us when we didn't stand. A stink when they're scared and you know what people usually when they get some garbage list and great year of anybody and your opinion on it they tend to have slightly more of their Christian sponsor to discredit and some other 1000th of a species then more how to fly a lottery sting because they could surprise then to really to buy some good actually with their things from A to buy Smith sorry is cable car was not a car no Posner's kept so from its being in the 1950s the ride up village became a feature of life in the city but well more came in the 90 nineties and Sarajevo was besieged by ethnic Serbs forces for more than 3 and a half years the cable car was destroyed then when peace came pledges to rebuild it went on fulfilled so it's reopening in time for the summer tourist season it's been a joyful surprise to many posed in his correspondent God alone reports. This much hilarity him at the bottom of Sarajevo scale as groups of young people get on board for the ride up to the top of a mountain to my bench and by the looks of them most of them weren't even born when this cable car was last running 26 years ago. All of each of the symbolism of trip of it self for all citizens of Sarajevo is very strong Abdullah scar is the mayor of Sarajevo he says it's important for the people of the city to see positive changes when progress is more often blocked by divisive ethnic politics order which. Will follow you it was important for us to implement this project since it's removing the invisible border between the citizens of Sarajevo and trivial. Acts up at the top of Mt travel which there's another new form of transport a tourist road train the takes people across the boundaries of the different ethnic entities so they can see all the attractions that the beautiful wooded area has to offer for us through all the plays and over here we have lots of space a lot of ideas for new facilities but in the end that's predominantly dependent on politics absolute stunning is an ethnic Serbs businessman whose latest venture is the tourist train he's convinced the reopening of the cable car could encourage Bosnia's different ethnic groups to set aside their differences to was share the same it gives the feeling that the barriers of the past are being overcome that people are not being divided based on their ethnicity or territory. Bosnia is still split into as the largely Bosniak Croat entity the Federation and the majority ethnic Serbs Republika Srpska the cable car crosses the boundary lines on Mount trouble it's reopening shows that things can get done in Bosnia and that many of its people are happy to set aside the ethnic divisions that political leaders often work to maintain. Your either with very foods is the latest. Digits a long long smartphone and tablet base is B.B.C. 5 Live by. Mail passengers could be hit by moment disruption in light of the major changes to timetables it follows delays and cancellations across services by great Newland 7 and Tenzing on the 1st day the new shuttles go via Thameslink which runs them has apologized. Every week from the from the Grenfell tower Fiat will get the chance to make a public statement of the inquiry into the tragedy commemoration hearing start later and evidence will be taken next month. Officials in Hawaii said they concerned about the possible release of toxic gas if lava flows reach the sea and evacuation is continuing on Big Island where molten rock from the way a volcano is continuing to spread. Roman Abramovich is facing delays every nearing his U.K. Liza reports suggest the Russian billionaires permit expired 3 weeks ago he missing Chelsea win the F.A. Cup at Wembley on Saturday as latest news on 5 life with the sport has show jam Simon Yates his quest to become the 1st British cyclist to win the shared Italia is near a completion after Stage 15 Yanks is solo breakaway 18 kilometers from home yielded another stage win an extended his overall lead to 2 minutes and 11 seconds but he knows his nearest rival Tom De Moulin is likely to close the gap in Tuesday's time trial it's a good gap. But he could take 3 minutes out of me and it's 8 am on stage so. You know the fighting since his realtor if you have a good God I have a good God Now you got to break your vanish. If it if I was a midfielder and the man you're matted says Manchester United need to sign players with experience this summer to ensure they don't go another season without silverware United lost the F.A. Cup final to Chelsea on Saturday and finished 2nd in the Premier League 19 points behind Manchester City Livingston have sealed promotion to the Scottish Premiership with a 31 aggregate win over Partick Thistle in their play off final Livingston head coach David Hopkin says it's a huge relief to be back in Scotland's top flight after an absence of 12 years it's as if I did expect to have a saying as a hard to show me what to do things are hardly here. She came into play as we say in a wage they did. Medfield usually the change is one of a hang on to it as it does she will often have tamed Partick Thistle go down into these gardens championship Manchester City women did what they needed to do to get into the Champions League next season a 3 nil home win over Everton ladies so Nick Cushing side finished 2nd in W S L one we spoke about getting over the line now and Champions League football be in the minimum requirement for this club and for also for the performance against the overall performance today was actually it's a really proud of the same champions Chelsea ladies ended the season unbeaten in the league after a $32.00 win at Liverpool the England defense coach Paul Gus starred is expected to be confirmed as the new head of rugby aholic wins in the next 24 hours queens have agreed compensation terms with the R.F.U. Over the weekend Tyson Fury will launch his comeback against Albania's surface every in Manchester on the 9th of June it will be the 1st pro fight for the former I B F W B A N W B O heavyweight champion after an absence of more than 2 and a half years at rugby league's magic we can't tell if he beat Hull chaos 342200 field beat Wakefield 2522 and Catalans had a 2612 win over SOL for it was the 4th time in a row the event's been held in Newcastle the ARAA Fell's chief operating officer Ralph says New York is one of the options to host next year's magic weekend rebel lots of offers to hold most of it's important we use it in the right way and roof protect the property in the easy to get to go forward and that means that when you do move if you do written off which are joined at the dots we're trying to change to Egypt this will be nervously and in fencing Great Britain's Richard Cruz took gold at the Shanghai grown pray defending the title he won in 2017 he defeated Russia's To me a staff in 1513 in the final That's the latest from B.B.C. Sport. This is B.B.C. 5 Live on digital on the smartphone and some of that good morning and sunshine to come at a time see this coming week as a fresher builds in from the north that does mean big improvements of all receipts . 60 to 70. Pastries series of rare rock who want to be in Western Australia is being brought back from the brink of extinction Thanks for an airlift of animals from other parts of the state for decades the must see feels with food served Dawud out in the Kalbarri National Park north of Perth due to tax by feral cats and dogs while the B.B.C. . Is in Sydney can tell us more at how difficult was this operation food lift rescue animals if you like to such a remote part of Western Australia well since 2016 more than 70 of these rare Rockwall appears have been flown in from other parts of Western Australia where there are pretty strong populations This is a government run scheme it began after a pair of wallabies and an infant was spotted in this national park which is about 300 miles to the north of Perth and it did setting train a very sophisticated a very big and expensive operation to airlift all of these animals into the cow Barri National Park and Meryl Haley who's from W W F Australia a conservation organization that's been involved in this project says the marsupials of being rescued from the brink of extinction like playing with thought to disappear from CO Barrie national park that animals have been discovered but it's thought to be really important to rebuild the population so there was the opportunity to translocate animals from other populations that are doing quite well it's been a journey over a number of years and this is the 3rd translocation but it's been really successful . Men should feel that these under threat from feral cats and dogs were those the only threats or other was. The main threats there has been a loss of habitat and disease too but the real culprits in all of these are the feral cats and the feral dogs that have decimated the Rockwall of the population in that remote parts of Western Australia the rock wallaby don't know it's a shy creature it lives among the rocky outcrops and caves in Central and Western Australia you would be very very lucky to see one in the wild those rocky outcrops have offered some protection but such is the devastation raped by these feral cats and dogs it has been the population has been under immense stress at the Cow Barri National Park and Antony Desmond who's from Western Australia's Department of Parks and Wildlife says these sorts of threats of left the rock wallaby population in the region extremely vulnerable if they had been our trains I caution and Carol Barrie we would have had that very small remnant population and very small remnant population very susceptible to small changes that can walk them out so it would have been a very nervous storm for everybody the potential at calm for the small Kalbarri population is that would be walked up or something small happening walk on Fox or one cat getting into they have a Titan marking them a priority very quickly across this conservation effort is. To. Do something about Australia's grim record of a new extinctions to certain extent will it make a difference. I think it all makes a difference Australia as you say Dawn has one of the world's highest rates of species lost this is alarming because Australia has such a rich diversity of plants and animals this is a country that has the highest rate of mammal exiting sions anywhere in the world and that is mostly to 2 feral pests it's estimated for example Dalton that cats wild cats kill more than a 1000000 birds each and every day across Australia that's in excess of $370000000.00 birds each year so now Bari experiment is clearly not addressing the issue of birds but it is addressing the issue of the raw quality and their populations have been decimated by dogs and cats and once again it really does highlight Australia's balmy importation many many years ago of all those horrible invasive species that have caused so much damage the list is really long cats dogs goats pigs Foxy's camels cane toads they've all rate environmental colony age in parts of Australia it does beg the question does the road quality though if you are importing them too literally to face an almost certain death given the numbers of. Premises approach. Well I have had a bit of help in this regard this coalition of wildlife groups in the state government in Western Australia in the cow Barri National Park it is a beautiful spot about 500 miles to the north of fact Alliance has been going to work trying to rid the area of those feral cats dogs. So the rock wallaby population is receiving a bit of a helping hand and the signs are good the conservation groups do tell us that they have seen a number of infants joeys in the wild so it is a successful outcome of this time and Conservationists believe that this is one of the most successful environmental projects of its type anywhere in Australia so it certainly is making a difference at this early stage fill many things for most of the A year ago tomorrow 22 people were killed as they left an area on the ground they called the Manchester Rena 15 year old Adam was at the concert with his best friend Livia The explosion left him we have serious injuries it killed a live almost a year on 5 lives in a Foster spoke to Adam and his mom Sally and they talked about that night and the real road to recovery. You know we go in that seems nothing special it seems are a good night. For us for ended up in a way it wasn't. And that was the end of the night so you must have been on your way out yeah we went out with the last song I knew when the last on call was you know and maybe I don't know I don't know I can't change the past can only regret and I think what might happen but I'm not going to I want to because you know it's happened can't change the future contracts the past just a small bit of breaking news to bring it turns $56.00 just to interrupt his debate with Greater Manchester Police telling us that they are responding to an incident at the Manchester Arena if you know that that's the kind of the big venue in Manchester we don't know any more than that we don't really know each of the Greater Manchester Police are appealing for people to stay away so if you're listening to us in the area of Manchester the saving grace of Manchester Police Aussie just stay away from the reader what do you remember about about that night and about leaving and about what you saw and felt around them I don't really want to talk about was all because it was. The most hardened person insane it was. It was on whole way abomination the worst of humanity kind of I want the scene of an apocalypse what they did you know at the time that it was a bomb because I blocked how because that was me being knocked unconscious I thought I just falling over and it mad I didn't know but then you know when I woke up you know what this is I know exactly what it was and even I even ask some people trying to help the Economist on what I was saying but I was asking if it was you know ISIS and obviously it was at 1033 last night the police were called to reports of an explosion at Manchester we now know that a single terrorist detonated his improvised explosive device near one of the exits of the venue deliberately choosing the time and place to cause maximum college and to kill and injure indiscriminately shredded meets home 74. I several scars across the border broken my legs What about the people who were there trying to help people to remember about them I don't really remember more Sherman the one. Who has become a friend you know it wasn't it wasn't anything he was just a bystander there or bystanders just saw Al pin you know you know obviously it's a night that we think of a complete vellum but we can we also think of many heroes many people just ordinary people didn't have to do anything and had no obligation to over their own moral code in it's good that we have a moral code a cover it took about 5 minutes physically and it's only just kind of turned a corner man so well you know what healthier happier I am when you 1st came round and they were explaining the extent of the injuries to you that must have been a lot to take in a May not just. Film ops a feel awful condition of showers or. About showing what my face will walk and you know because I was working at it a facial injuries across. For those who say I'm not a gangster just a bit. Saw me act as a gel in it from the night Anis you know mix with Borden's thought you know wash I mean it's just line you know I'm a soap in the 1st hospital visit with the West Indies in my life you know close to death ball you know I could do it a bit better what were the people at the hospital light because I know that the care that you had there in the the attention meant a lot more people did feel that you know why this is why I am such a vocal supporter of the N.H.S. I think it's probably Britain's greatest insist institution when it's necessary institution is in tech world so the foundation of our society and on our rights as British people they are you know which way angels wherever they're in why blue green whatever the where in the there are angels because they help those you know that the help may be made me strong. Basically Man The 6000000 Dollar Man. But you've got to get you know that whole robots to govern I mean my family and friends how about you know physically they with us today but also was pushing myself to get better I was expected 6 to 8 weeks in hospital I was out in 21 days how much did you see during that time in hospital about. The supports about. The solidarity everything that was going on most statements that people were making we were aware of much of that obviously always staring us when someone dies off there was tell a bridge that was grim for there was the you know election. Was in hospital book. In regards to the support. You know we had spun out of hell speaker on the the White House like which one of you clowns had the great idea that you can bring Manchester down by dividing them have you never seen football I do know nothing of Manchester's history they've been dumped on by the are right the Nazis and the went up. Through this it won't be easy but they'll get through it and not just Manchester as an independent observer I can tell you that every city in the U.K. Will come together stronger after an attack how Cardiff Brighton Newcastle last night the bomb squad was called to a house in Wigan and the locals turned up to watch with cans of be. We also the Cortinas Khan's 50000 people 5 days after this atrocity stood together in solidarity and sang Don't go back and I. Can see when Yeah yeah Ariana Grande I can say me in hospital. Very well for woman ever and Ramona just you mentioned skates a girl in the car and aggrandize manager and he actually spoke about yeah he did I think it was one of those periods when I was in the US there was this 50 years old . Best friend of the year that night and after surgery we got. It just as I was going to leave the room I don't look to even say Scooter makes you tell them don't go forward an anger love spreads. Over her once you're on your own to. Be very honest very humble and you know he was just doing the best he could do and they were all doing the best that cold I mean. I didn't really want to watch almost because I thought I'd be squashed so I'm a fab all assault some beautiful things that are so people on paper know who that told me about you know how they felt and then I was mentioned and they all came about and you know I sure Spezza Christmas influence on. Her with. Her. I was really going watching the news you know they didn't want to put me under more pressure. I saw about celebrates you know. You know we all struck crime for which you know wasn't relaxed you know it was it was a tragedy it was a national tragedy and not space a 3 way it's. That was pro the most hellish afoul we've been for since the times of the IRA and with Walter and in the midst of this as you said you were getting Betts a you were. Growing in strength dealing with your own injuries as you said you were looking at what was going on in the country around you and you were also remembering your friend being with that night I mean. Car at home I don't say she's in shimmy thoughts every minute 2nd I suppose a big best trivia competitor is continue my wife and you know I'm always going to credit my success to the memory of her when he was still in hospital just a couple of days later they they had a vigil here in Bury and I was I was at the vigil was it hard living or you know I was just you screw up and. I as good friends strangers village slaves to do this please stay together don't let these be ideal was please don't well I got the one and I'd never never met her didn't know it but I was absolutely struck by the number of people who turned out the warmth and the love and the affection that everybody remembered her and she was clearly really special shoes for my I mean in a white when someone dies but you always warmth when someone has brought human kindness joy to you off you use that warmth. I made the promise to live for her because I feel like since she didn't get so have all minds of her own that more of a positive person now after all this I'm optimistic it's a good thing when he thought for the good in our lives you know the buds always going to be the mediocre. You know when you can I think they all make the good seem a lot more better Sally when you What do you remember about that night and about how you found out where he was every single 2nd of Adam actually rang me when he said he wasn't sure what happened actually text me 10 minutes afterwards saying there's been a terrorist attack I'm late and have a laugh it a try to remember couldn't understand what I was saying because the loss of taste and so on so I went to tell his dad and then we drove to Cheatham hill there about half 11 but I didn't know I wasn't till 4 in the morning for when the place rang me because it remembered my labile number so for those hours you need that he was OK with that he had been OK it won't point we was alive when it stopped at me when we 1st got to cheat and help for the cold and we're told at that point they didn't know if it was a terrorist Secor if it was a pirate technicolor wrong the police were very god because a lot of children being brought up or we have no idea caring in every hospital in this in a simple nobody who could tell us anything and when you finally saw him that must have been just a well a mixture of relief but also as he was saying the injuries that he was describing what little to expect triode was because I'd be prepared would an awful just in text back settle would he to be just just want to hold him at that moment then was with his and she article I or she fainted and she came back and the ideals gave him a whole can told no there and held his hand and gives him so many different departments was one doctor per specialty there were 4 or 5 of the like waves of docs as it was incredible. They support that we've all heard from the hospital that was fantastic Did you have to tell them about what had happened that night and what had happened to live you I want to talk about Olivia because I felt. It was my job actually vote on it was the Wednesday night because I couldn't speak you know struck asked me if I said I didn't know his voice but partly wrote down what happened when you called me and so I just told him and he said it was so scientists it my fault you know it's not your fault is no but it is only one person's fault it's just that he was how pro couldn't but I thought it was my job to tell him nobody else all of his stepped up Paul Dave there's never been a 2nd blame all why leave you're not use them a bit any that they absolutely adore him and we've made very very close friends. It's the best way of making friends but it's not all been truly awful There have been moments where you want to live down the aisle he did yeah that was very emotional but no I have formed an extremely close friendship what about the man that did this do you ever think about him to waste time on him now go to stone. Just don't even it's not worth that kind of buy time what's have is if it's stories about what most of the IT WAS shows a flashing lights and ambulances and I we find the struggle for the part from not you know it's always going to be there is I defy any moments in your life before and after what's it changed a lot more lenient with him than maybe my mom's not as lenience as I am not to say Well as long as you know her to anybody and it's legal to do whatever you want it doesn't matter and in my job I make a mistake I mean it's a mistake I just say it can be fixed it's not a big problem it's not people or really sorry about such things not probably because changes your whole outlook there is this is not. A major issue and then it is mostly as can be so to date it's exam time now as well at the moment which is a tough time for anybody at the age of 16 has not been finding the exams is that when this money said it went OK with confidence so just I think he's just but it's a leave school now and down to the next chapter in his life because actually must be hard to keep up with schooling when Adam is describing that having time in hospital and everything else that comes around it is a lot to keep up with is our issues time to have is only doing for exams although is extremely bright for what he wants to do it's just need his math and English not said so in aid so what he can be doing on the day we're going to pull that exam in the morning but go to Pleasure Beach making new memories in the afternoon hours to staying away from from Manchester from from all of the official things that you know we don't want we will remember in our own way will do little things to remember all of you on the other 21 everybody not just those that have died which is hand as a book people don't realize what the others are going through or their having to deal with every day Bob holding the backs of the GO ON THEIR ask the dog to write especially not about food is a big rides a dog or any man the backs Adam does not feel like a real milestone that 1st anniversary yes the 1st milestone Rio or you know maybe was all a moment of sex most nights of the. Year makes all seem very obvious or fall into Poyser Once that's done is over if they were bit more. You know it's more about the future than one should own eyes about the future what about life what's next for you in life because as we were saying it's exam time now the anniversary is well you said it's the future and you're looking beyond that so what do you want to to do with yourself apart from have a point to the end of the day become a barber. My own business. I want to be able to and all the success stand that need to with the need to survive and the needs to on the front is it a different path than the one that you would have gone down if they somehow had this not. Be doom. Trying to go the old eventually out of present stage a. Lot of the joy. Of. This is. That now this is the long.