A number of unknown factors but not enough unknown factors to deter anybody from climbing or making investment not right now but in my opinion wealth and thank you very much and indeed all of you that's Wilson Boardman there who runs their fertilizer business my comics Michael Howard joined us this morning they're founder of a property management company urban bubble and Alan Green this morning who founded the blue badge Company thank you all very much for your contributions that's all we've got time for a wake up to many today breakfast is next thank you very much. The English and East European This is b.b.c. Radio this. Morning welcome to the programs of a.b.c. Radio on the side this Tuesday morning the 6 of December is Sally Fairfax and James Packer's with breakfast today with the b.b.c. Music 6 o'clock his class croaks good morning the transport secretary is due to announce plans to make Network Rail share some of its responsibility for track maintenance in England with private rail companies Chris Grayling will criticize the lack of coordinated approach that passengers don't understand the division between Network Rail and the train operators but Bruce Williamson from the campaign group rail future said he had concerns about the plans this is the sort of where that pregnant station of the row is which generally 'd is a bad thing because there are obviously economies of scale to be had if you're managing the railway as a whole knowledge base of expertise but also we don't want it up there are actually going to do that because very few laws are exclusively run by one for an operating company parents in the north need to be pushy here in order to help their children match the prospects available to young people in the south we search by the Children's Commissioner out today looks at the impact of growing up. In the north currently peoples in the south are more likely to achieve better g.c.s.e. Grades and go into more prestigious universities than those in the North Sea Bowman says Holborn writer she will be one of the children's commissioner's advisers during the investigation a lot of it that if you can people who've been caught and you've been stopped you know young people need be able to go and even parent it took their accountability community and government to provide security for our parents dump the happening now people should learn that as a matter of fact on children you Chub Facebook Twitter and Microsoft all to share information to help them delete extremist content more quickly the companies will exchange technical data on photos and videos promoting extremism the number of women convicted of domestic abuse is more than quadrupled in the past 10 years that's according to figures from the charity the mankind initiative those numbers are being reflected by Paul Thompson from Green speak in the work he does as a substance there are pissed across the country it could be physical domestic violence I think simple we say that it sometimes is physical but more often than not it's psychological and obviously the law change research all the law was added to so that controlling and coercive offenses and now in the statute that makes a big difference to what can be reported and what you can do about it. With Christmas approaching volunteers across our region Mobley opening up their homes to international students the House program connects foreign students who can't go home with volunteers in East Yorkshire and no the Lincolnshire who willing to share Christmas with them Eric song has to volunteer told is the benefits of the scheme this coming Christmas we've got a student coming from Nam and I've realised I don't know much about Vietnam my knowledge goes back to 19 sixty's seventy's about I mean to know more it's an r.a. On the world rose as well campaigners have set up a new tent city in North Lincolnshire disappeared near the scandal bus station the people living there say they want the council to help more homeless people into houses scientists say that regularly uses the Zarian sections is having an impact on human evolution by enabling women with narrower pelvis to survive childbirth and pass their genes on to their daughters the number of such women has increased in recent decades. The founder of the humble rescue lifeboat service will receive an o.b.e. Today Paul Barrett will travel to Buckingham Palace he's being honored for his work with the lifeboat charity which has rescued over 5000 people since it with formed in 1909 Paul says everyone who's become active with the charity deserves an award. In my opinion it's for all of us everybody from the donors you know because we are an independent lifeboat station we're not connected with an ally all the running costs the whole thing has to come out of our own collection boxes sort of and the winner of this year's Turner prize is the painter and sculptor Helen Martin installations include works made from cotton bulbs mold marbles sneak a chalk and bicycle chains in sports hall and 19th in the table after last night's one nil to fun to Middlesbrough scandal United could move a step closer to a Wembley final when they host League 2 side Morcombe in the a.f.l. Trophy tonight and Grimsby Town say they've now sold their 4000 tickets allocation for the game at Doncaster Rovers this Saturday let's get the weather now his happy jihadist it's a cold America starts the day today and we do have a yellow weather warning in force issued by the Met of a snit stakes with us right through to 9 am this morning and that's for the patches of fog I think visibility out the roads is going to be quite limited and actually given the light winds these countries may well persist well past 9 am I think throughout the day they will slowly start to lift into like clouds but it is going to be a rather dull day so if you heading out a lot of stuff a bit of extra time and take care on the roads we'll see one or 2 bright intervals Philip in this afternoon with a maximum temperature of 5 Celsius 5 is 41 in 5 and how it. Is 6 minutes past 6 now let's get the latest on the roses Nick Robbins Good morning Kelly everything looking pretty good serve others when you know somebody delays accidents or incidents roadworks of course under Britain's Queen's Gate being resurface or closed eastbound So between the junction with Shadrach down towards and also road that's where the work is going on and at it right in the home city there are temperature that's around Northumberland Avenue for. Going on there for about another 10 days or so and the update to do get in touch the number here is double 301-2381 or 2 more from the interesting minute this is b.b.c. Radio Humberside. Good morning to you it's Sally and James this morning it's like that day that you got to school found out you had a supplies teacher not just for English but also for math as well you can run riot this morning but we will be taking names and passing them on a like a trouble 3 r.h. For your insolence then if you want to talk back to us this morning we can call on for it to double to 5959 Grimsby 340959 today on the program with Sally and James or Sally and Jim as it says here which has a children's t.v. a Gym I mean all you know I'm a South American is solid Yeah you seem you've got the common touch and I haven't just said that when people called me Sally no means that cross was made which is the north south divide is it alive and well when it comes to our children it seems it is this is a new report saying that children in the north are doing less well academically because their parents are not pushing them or their school enough results stop children in the north from Paul or disadvantaged backgrounds will get lower g.c.s.e. Grades then this isn't town to pause yet another thing to make us sick if this is true about the North South divide and when they and their local job market people in the north children or find fewer lower paid opportunities on offer because to be examining those results later on look on the bright side you want to do all the achieve all academic success and work your fingers to the bone and then you end up living in a shoe box that's worth 6000000 pounds that's the South for you yeah you could probably live in a mansion for about 50 paid not quite that by half of us finding out more about that a little bit later on also this is summer stock goes by this news because it's certainly not the case in our house the sales of biscuits have gone down this is in the Daily Express this morning you General biscuits your premium ones. Necessarily but you could. Just dream. And also chocolate down by 11000000 pounds as Britain. So we're asking this morning for a 5 to 7 song for the. I found difficult to be honest. In the bottom of the barrel but it is dancing on a. Required for the 5 to 7 song this morning in that you probably have to modify a few words to shoehorn in a biscuit reference but. Right. With a let is. If. Everyone remembers Prince phrase fairies song. But remember cost a creep. He . Needs a. New . Love a love a prince a custard cream off the slate biscuit songs this morning you don't know how desperately I'm resisting the urge to ask people what their favorite this case I am . So. I'm sure is. 3 are right at the start the message for a biscuit song because biscuit sales are forming off a cliff at the suggestion is very welcome will play well in full before 7 o'clock this morning. And James Tycho's breakfast b.b.c. Radio one was. 12 minutes past 6 then this Wednesday much Tuesday morning now we've all heard about the North South divide that is growing up in the north any different to growing up in the south the children's commissioner the woman responsible for representing children's rights to the government seems to think there is a big difference and long fail says she so worried that children in the north are not getting the same life chances as those in the south that she's launched an investigation as part of the report she'll draw on the expertise of an advisory group of well known people from the north including North Haskins from the Humber Local Enterprise Partnership and the Holborn comedian and writer Lucy Beaumont Lucy has been telling us why she's getting involved in teaching are you know you do that you know. They're not that you need to have been. You know what's the word in the flat and you get the sense of the like all the polling and that she seems that she was the impact and we don't want to lie and we don't want to live life because you know it's not last fall I think a lot of that in if you been brought up to never been told you could you know and it's down to parents about the community you know that you know. Yeah just to see you know connected make a difference really see with her new baby having spent 6 months old now very devoted mother last couple times I've interviewed her she's always had. One of the recommendations is that northern parents should be pushy like they're something counterparts to help children get better life chances she's on the panel of advisers picks to help look at all of the issues. He says there are differences depending on why you were born children mission and there's the recession has proven that children in the Nol I'm not Ok and they benefit the children the songs that I tell in the same way you know especially from set and background and when they know that they want to improve so obviously Is it an issue so much down to the postcode lottery in a way you know me it's not fair that the pain you know way you grow of that that affects your life so yes it's great that they're trying to to do something about it well Lisa says she's worked with young people and wants to help share that expertise and I'm still a what the committee called the daughter Charity and we have to go out and mostly to be a stay. And do what would keep that in the great you know through play getting to know children and it affects them and their can really open if one thing new people need to hear influences that I am from school and I'm from Hope where you can take them and really influence them because nobody else can go out and pull off you know them being to museums or you know they're being taken away and show an educational things and parents jump to have this thing you know people strictly not they and that has a massive effect on children but he sounds like a great opportunity to really and if the one thing for me to talk to people you know in children said Mrs teaches how do you think we can help young people and the actually we want to talk to children and you know I want to while I'm there. Are many what they need and how they feel about wild was right Alyse Beaumont she's being picked as one of the advisers to help with the investigation by the Children's Commissioner into a so-called north south divide in the opportunities in life chances for children later in the program we'll be hearing from the league awesome Institute who named whole as the least prosperous city in the u.k. Back you know typo we'll see what they have. Say about how they think these stories affect people's and young people in particular as life chances 60 minutes past 6 now. In the news this morning the transport secretary Chris Grayling has outlined plans for a major overhaul of the way the railway network is run in England and the man who founded a life boat rescue service for the Humber will receive an o.b.e. Today the weather cold and murky with extensive low cloud mist and some freezing fog he was very tricky driving in this morning a maximum temperature of 5 Celsius that's 41 in found b.b.c. Radio homicides in 2016 must assume goes down to start season for still is all the stores call the like students across the front of the big bank like it is now the response from the stage is going to excite in a fair trial to be policy of the story the stars and the people about the insights of the market was enormous abroad like going to see the signature here certainly count I am showing Ben say my chest area here I'm very proud to be there for the big occasions great applause are you looking for some of the directions but a few weeks making sticks a literary shoot a film slipper a city a family giving you a front row seat. Because they are. 60000 francs the 2nd entirely to speak for him to the media makes. Me think. I'm doing it's only going in 2070 b.b.c. Radio homicides proud to be a passive it's across northern Lincolnshire and these 2 say. You're listening to b.b.c. Radio Humberside breakfast with Sally if f.x. And James Pike cost this morning a quick look then on the front page of some of these newspapers this morning the Daily Mail this morning Bank chief robots to steal 50000000 of the odd jobs doom laden Conny. Conny of course one's middle classes will be hollowed out by new technology robots could put 50000000 Britons out of work for the Bank of England given that declared last night in an alarming. Vision for workers Mark Carney warned middle class jobs would be hollowed out as huge technological advances met many roles could be automated what kind of jobs is he talking about. He goes on the bank said the March of the machines in the workplace puts administrate of clerical and production staff most under threat from a long ways from paper very much you could quite see Couldn't you how driving jobs will go in the next 1020 years with the rise of the driverless car Apple finally is today admitting that they've got a 1000 people working on their own driverless car when you think about drivers delivery driver less public transport thousands and thousands of driving the machines are coming the machines are rising I'm telling you now and I'm going to be the one change myself the park gates like the Luddites did resisting it I'm working with George Orwell getting rid of my Each You know it really is going to remove some words now for thought crime and he would carry on that front page of the I this morning Tories mount Breck's it revolt up to 40 and he's ready to join Labor on vote this week just condemns abuses start of supremum court hearing that's the front page of the I this morning I was there my interested in the front page of The Mirror of course Scarlet has won. I'm celebrity and she says in the front page of the Mila My met Wira my fantasy will you won't go wedding and really was nice when it said in the Northeast next it was wrong I don't know why she apparently that's how she would like to get married. I don't know what I would have to look inside thank you saying that a chocolate river it's all right because they provided a double page spread fear James and all good looking for that little bit later wonderful Well that's something to look forward to do keep listing also in The Times this morning divorces have fallen to their lowest level for 40 years as young couples inverted commas here test drive relationships by living together before marriage try before you buy good advice I think but there are 111-1000. Forces in the u.k. In the last 2 years a fall of 3 point one percent it's actually fallen by 10 percent since $974.00 so that seems to be a good thing of course teenage pregnancy at its lowest level in decades as well interesting story It's 20 past 6 this Monday but no it's not Monday is choose day for goodness sake thank you very much for all your text so far I do you rise to the occasion anything by Oreo Speedwagon says this text Oreo speed very good now even a British biscuit 1st want to come in this morning was let's get ready to crumble stew the chocolate you set the bar high Thank you very much yes 5 to 7 songs for biscuits a 1000000 pounds less spent on biscuits this year with falling out of love with traditional biscuit songs to go for that place I want trouble 3 start us in 2008 we said we were going to last and we haven't asked but you going to you're telling us anyway about your favorite biscuit So there you are there you 1st but do tell us anyway this this comes from case you're wondering Kevin scarf and his favorite biscuits are Highland shortbread who are a man of sophistication and taste we have a wee dram with our calf and also this morning will open another window on our breakfast advent calendar is Lizzie and Carl's breakfast of encounter without leave your car but we will be looking through another door and setting our reporter Caroline Brocklebank a challenge and if you've heard in the last few days Sally we have to and you've been on the program very sacks of kindness they've been going on have you had a favorite so far I enjoyed the making somebody a cup of tea Well no no you can see here Carol I'm forcing hot drink some people well another challenge for her we'll find out what it is in a few minutes time meanwhile just approaching 622 with travel new Snake Roberts thank you very much well if you're making your way towards the road. From Springfield way straight away it's obvious looking a little on the slow side toward spring and Lane just now so that's looking a little busy we have some restrictions because of bad weather affecting the trains if you're planning on traveling between Don't cast and York rather low. About 10 minutes at the moment elsewhere things are looking pretty good for the time of day we do have some roadworks wrote in homes we have temperatures right around Northumberland Avenue for electricity work of a little while yet and also Boulevard in Grimsby has a work around corporation at the junction with your b. Road and a pile wiper about Michael some delays as well and the updates let me know the number 301230182 move from me in 15 minutes this is the full facts and James Pike hosts breakfast on b.b.c. Radio listen. 22 minutes past 6 and now I am at a quick look at Twitter Twitter this morning and what caught my eye most was this conversation between York City and York City didn't drink or either because they show York City account and that sort of corporate face of York City Yeah and the 1st tweet says this man is very cross about t. Not growing in Yorkshire Can someone please let him know that everything's Ok he's not listening to us then shows this conversation between this man who asks where in Yorkshire York City is grown and then your city are a bit sarcastic when they answer and they say somewhere 2 miles south of Jews pray and underneath Jews pray sorry and and then this man gets cross refers to that website and says no you're lying it's not even grown in Yorkshire why according at York City and then he is lambasted by lots of people on Twitter and eventually since I woke up this morning and you were pleased to know that it says it's come to a happy ending Oh yes but he does techie people home in the end because he's very cross that York City is not grown in Yorkshire does the happy ending involve free tea for him I wonder if it does I wonder if he's going to appear in and actually feel pretty now but it will usually do next is he going to go on to Mars bars I don't know but they say you know it's not grown in Yorkshire we also don't grow many been on is in your show Monk We just don't have the climate fortunately but he said I mean he is a gift to this particular brand of tape. I'll try not to mention again because this conversation goes on for ever and ever and it's a free and thanks to this fella and less and less I've been hired as well and the guy who tried to eat it then it also happens to a field where live I don't know the post truth world there sorry apparently so who knows what's happening is a very post-modern strain of tweet Well listen about stick with the postmodern thing because they've mentioned the Turner Prize the Turner prize as one yesterday by Helen Martin who said she will share her 25000 pound prize with the other shortlisted artists that it's kind of written it spreading it all out equally all the artists are equal some are more equal than others it's a gesture that she made last month when she became the 1st winner of the $30000.00 pound head with Prize for sculpture the painter and sculptor one with 3 works using everyday objects involving cotton buds coins and the soles of shoes speaking after the announcement she said that she didn't want her success to change or you know it's an absolute wanted to be there and with a group of friends in class whose work I admire so deeply and I work in the future go for it I hope it has no effect on me whatsoever 6 and I can continue into my own kind of Mexico whenever there is a an equation of an uprising I know the school that you can you speak of my family and I very much I can stay outside I'm 31 you would have a Martin bottom Ackles field I think she's done most of her work in Wakefield in Yorkshire. But I just have I don't if you've seen the pictures have you seen the pictures of this no I haven't I have crap salute Lino idea what's going on with this artwork at all it just means nothing to me if I if you want to crane your neck around that monitor that and try to explain to me what you think is going on there you are that's that's the Turner Prize winning out what was that creature to me does it create a made out of everyday objects nothing to see a plant pot holder in there and kind of see a real people as well I mean I'm a good couple of metres away from that screen but that's what I think I can see how work reflects the condition of the world and particularly the condition of the visual world one that's always accelerating especially under the influence of the Internet. So what does it say what does it mean. Maybe it's just me being a Phyllis time but I look at that and see a collection of rubbish just a simple thing not really know I just feel like there isn't a title and there's a there's a rugby ball falling off the side of it but then that's why I like going round galleries with more intelligent people to myself like my friend Nick and you can imagine having a good time together with you because you did explain what's going on the ball forward for you no more you can surf to that shows that distracts the coffee shop and they get shot in a far better job and I think you'll just go to party of the day and out all of the time I say that was great with the kids and there is so much that's a good place to I wish it was a little bit closer to was but it's a good place to take foreigners it's on my list of places to take foreigners in Yorkshire because up partner anything else is free and that's one of the things that the North can boast is the Yorkshire Sculpture Park is a brilliant Platys it is about going to have to try to take a more intelligent from the myself to get me have it basically So what's interpret what's going on right it's 627 a storm on this Good Morning sport Good morning good morning it's out appropriate it was a bad night the whole city you lost one at relegation rivals Middlesborough was reading the last of another striker to injury news about Apple hands facing a hernia operation which was sidelined him for 3 weeks came at the city past the chance to move out of the bottom 3 at the expense of their host instead their former loan player gas to remember scored the game's only goal to sink my feel inside the game from our point it. Was really really disappointing disappointing from the fact that we got a game plan and to some degree the game plan was working and then we conceded. So. We can. Accept those situations that we don't do our job properly when it comes to market corners responsibilities players of responsibilities and if we don't push Meanwhile city will host fellow strugglers who want to sit in the 3rd hour of their pay cut. The time looks like it's be played on Saturday the 7th of January which may allow the repeal a dark between Heller say and whole chaos be played the following day now Scunthorpe United can move a step closer to a Wembley final when they host lead to side Morcombe in the a.f.l.-cio fake the an end to the knockout stage of the controversial competition who won all 3 of their group games after just Morris there's no greater incentive than a chance to play at the National Stadium or see if any football player to play at Wembley scales maisonette that play they have been looking at play they want it's a great stadium and it's been given a bit of stick but it is that when they say we'll be trying to win the game it's normal that after the knockout stage now so it's a bit more of a small state kind of thing you've not got in the game to rely on so I have a game will take you seriously one more try and win them and get the result to progress there's commentary of the isle of Herm to Morcombe The Tonight 9 support from 7 following sports store you can hear it all on our frequencies and Freeview channel servant who won once in the Premier League now Middlesbrough moved 4 points clear of the relegation zone thanks to a one the win over whole city gastronomy scored the only goal of the game a sure hearing and on to Ruby Legan holding some Rovers Harper and Jamie Alice is not prepared to say where his long term future lies in Ruby Lee The 27 year old is on a season long loan from Super League side Giants and he says he's not making any further ahead than next year signed a 3 year contract so does field and I'm not sure what it will be like. Once this year's Dons I don't know I'll keep keep quiet but let's keep the ball and see what happens in cricket Yorkshire's Joe Root has been included in the in one day in t 20 squads to tour India next month but roots beyond his due to give birth at the same time an England coach Trevor Bayliss says they have contingency plans in place for a cup spirit better. Squad just in case really doesn't make it back on Look we could look at things or series goes on you want to go as a go just make that decision as. As we're going to at the moment everyone's really foreign and ready to go you're actually employed. Jonny Bairstow join roots in the one o.d.o. I want all except best I'm at the t 20 is going to our Morgan will captains both in schools join the tour of India which starts next month. In the English and East Yorkshire and this is b.b.c. Radio from this. Morning just approaching 631 expediency ready on the side breakfast with Sally Fairfax and James sparkles will open another window on our breakfast I've encountered in the next few minutes hopefully spreading some more random acts of kindness and finding out why there's much gnashing of teeth at the idea of train companies operating the tracks on which the trains run details to come shortly after b.b.c. News from crooks good morning the transport secretary will outline the biggest overhaul of the round network in 20 years later today when he announces plans to make Network Rail share some of its responsibility for track maintenance in England with private rail companies Chris Grayling will use the speech in London to criticize the lack of coordinated approach towards disruption arguing passengers don't understand the division between Network Rail and train operators. We're being told that cities in the north of England need to work together so that children in our area can match the potential of those living down south research out today looks at the impact of growing up in the north it says that on average children in northern England cannot match the education levels of 16 year olds in the south Holborn writer Lucy Beaumont is one of the advisors who will be working with the children's commissioner on the inquiry what I think young people needed here in Finland from a man from her where you can take and nobody as a whole are you know they have been for me. Been taken away and show an educational technology giants including Twitter Facebook You Tube and Microsoft are to start sharing information about extremist or violent content that they've blocked to help their rivals Remove the same images and videos more quickly the process will be checked by a member of staff to prevent journalistic material being blocked by to make to process there's been a rise in domestic violence against men according to a drug and alcohol therapist from north east Lincolnshire pool Thompson works with people with addictions and says more men are telling them they're being abused by their partners it comes as figures from the charity the mankind initiative revealed the number of women convicted of domestic abuse has more than quadrupled in the past 10 years. It's going top is the latest place in our area to be host a tent city it's appeared near to the town's bus station the people staying there want the council to do more to help homeless people and the man who founded a life boat rescue service for the humble will receive an o.b.e. Today Paul Barrett will pick up the award for his services to the humble rescue which is saved over 5000 people since it was formed in 1989 and finally just like that I can't do the impression Tommy crew can find out how you think Stephanie do you that's. Why my mom just hired impression. That all right let's head Anyway Tommy Cooper not Henry Coopers I understand you had a bit of a mix up yesterday yeah about that one yet so you told me keep is famous red face is to go on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London so you know they got they made the announcement because they they bought is late archive earlier this year but they've only just been given the title tat So that's going on display like it does stay so I don't know I missed a confusion between a copy listening to that moment a mother wife was sitting and she passed we're talking about Christmas cracker jokes and she passed me a note saying oh you want to tell some Henry Cooper just always say the right word but we have some famous old boxer you don't remember in one year yes is very funny I mean sort of funny but. That's a difficult as the latest on the roads now it's foggy out there is it not make rubbing Well that yes it doesn't seem to be causing too much of a problem just yet I think where we were ready for this morning as well but there is already a bit of a build up which is quite unusual for the time of day looking quite so on Castle Street towards might get just at the moment so some delays to be had there just as you come off the Martin bridge towards might get a little slow and also around with them as you had to cross the North Bridge but again looking quite slow so traffic coming of wholeness right on to with them looking a little busy there some weather conditions are causing some problems this morning Paul weather I mean delays are about 10 minutes if you're on the rails between Doncaster and York this morning. In Grimsby the 1243 electricity work continues around there and it's a brigade and Augustus street that might cause some delays and it's on for a few more days yet and the updates let me know the number 301230182 there's more from me in 15 minutes is this Sally Fairfax and James high cause at breakfast on b.b.c. Radio Humberside. Talking a farmer by the way this a email came in actually from how is England yesterday tea time and it does say jive has been urged to take extra care on the roads tonight and tomorrow morning that's now with there is a fog expected across England and I only usually are to drive into work today because a lot of things to bring in and it was so foggy I was crawling along Spring Bank about 10 miles I'm out must have really annoyed people behind me but I could barely see you can see 100 from the face this morning yes this morning because that was the territory Oh yes definitely. My boy into a hole this morning nice riding it was relatively clear the icy and then it got warmer and foggy resume in full forecast this morning it's a cold and murky start to the day today and we do have a weather warning in force yellow warning for fog that's where there's 3 to 9 am this morning so I do think that this can be quite poor visibility out on the roads some of these patches of folk will be very dense so it's important to take care of getting out on the roads and even if that weather warning expires at 9 am I do think given the winds these conditions may persist in many areas throughout the day I think the real dense part is a fractured left into into low clouds mostly if you limited brighter and developing later in the day but all in all it's going to be a bit of a dull kind of day talked a bit of just 5 Celsius 5 is 41 in Fahrenheit and I think it'll stay well the cloudy for the most part as well we'll see if you close guys developing the early hours and therefore it will turn a bit colder perhaps even with a slight frost but it's not going to quite as cold as it has been at the last few nights with temperatures generally speaking dropping to about 4 degrees then tomorrow it will become much milder we'll see a strengthening south westerly breeze that will progressively lift our recent low clouds so I think we'll see some bright Winchell's for time the best of these will be a little bit further east. But then we'll see a little bit of light rain in places I think later tomorrow afternoon with highs of 11 Celsius so it is going to stay very mild for the rest of the week we'll see quite a lot of cloud around though and we will see some slightly more unsettled weather but then the return of some brightness just in time for the weekend so let's take a look at your water's forecast is valid until midnight tonight when South 3 or less increasing 45 later states move occasionally slight later whether fog patches near the shore and visibility moderate or good occasionally very poor near the shore and your next high tide is 8 minutes past 8 this morning a 25 Finally a faulty Bridlington a 51. Thank you very much Abbi thank you very much for your texts are coming we knew you wouldn't lie down I thought this is going to be a very tricky one but you certainly you've run with it like this from Brian in Driffield wheels on my wagon wheel. And this one fact it is nice to hear from Mrs East told Make Good morning Mrs a still make who suggests nice nice baby by Vanilla nice in the nice it's nice nice bits have never been Show Me neither I've never had to say out loud many times I just say Pass me that biscuit almost into scone territory with just the Rolling Stones hit and Route 60 Twix says he's tall or both both pairs a both members of that partnership are going to his morning thank you very much Mr or Mrs he's told to make been into morning and this war on this is on the subject of tea. And we'll have a look at that one later on but I am I was drawn to it because it does say that great show this morning caught unless you stand ins Sally always my and then there's some text missing but I'm assuming what you're about to say is my favorite don't go seeking praise it's a dangerous road it has lead with pitfalls I find if you know the conference the. Insults Well you know Anyway I digress a few more messages on here this one including from Christine in Haddon who says James what about dirty digestive. Michael Jackson that's very good and figure all with it by Oasis horse and this for me in north pole my my cookie choo. Mike you can choose Yeah yeah it works it works I want to pull for you start a message with the letters on now it's being seen as the biggest shake up for Britain's rail network in 20 years the government is to make Network Rail share control of track maintenance in England with private train operating companies the transport secretary Chris craning says that Network Rail and the train operators should be able to work together to resolve problems more effectively while our reporter Emily Junia has been looking into this and has more Emily morning how is the current situation going to change well if you look at what we've got now which is the railways that were privatized back in the early 1990 s. With tracks owned and run separately from the train services then the idea is to change them would really be to get one single management team a joint management team really to look after each franchise so where that might be virgin East Coast Great Western railway's whatever it is the train operating company and then people from Network Rail would have to work together to try to deal with any problems which in the past it's been quite frustrating to sort out because each side tends to blame the other and what will we notice then Emily as passengers Well hopefully better services because you know as as ordinary passengers we're barely aware most of the time that there is a division between tracks and trains and who's responsible for them but critics do see this division as a source of delay and problem management decisions repairs problems with the services it tends to be a case of passing the buck rather than actually getting stuff done and the idea is if they've got these joint management teams things should get sorted out quickly it's I'm just thinking about summer to me seems like it may add another layer of complexity because if you have a section of track where there are 3 or 4 different train operating companies who takes control. That's a very good question I'm not one that I have an answer to clearly Chris Grayling the Transport Secretary think there is a way of making this work we will have to wait and see when the 1st one's actually come into operation you're looking at 2018 south eastern row and the East Midlands franchise is there both up for renewal so that's when the 1st attempt at these joint management teams will come in but bear in mind that this system is also being tried in some shape or form in Scotland and also by Southwest trains and maybe it's worth seeing whether they are actually succeeding in running a different model or whether it's making a difference Ok Emily thanks very much for the giving us more details on it you know if I was to say that a light bulb are going to hold Paragon station how many railway companies to take to change it might be a good poser this morning to find out how far we go with it it's currently 642 this is b.b.c. Radio Humberside breakfast will open in the window on our breakfast of encounter this morning we'd like you to participate very shortly we'll also do a 5 to 7 song Last call for suggestions that won't trouble 3 star you must have thought as I. Something in the Daily Mirror this morning which caught my eye because say Sony all want to 3 for about 4 days our office Christmas party one in 3 workers dread the Christmas party because they're embarrassed of their death that was made Ceci the average person needs at least 5 drinks before getting on the dance floor at the office bash out on the dance floor but I'm sure that was that was more like after 3 and I probably would have gone after non 20 percent 27 percent fear they'll drink too much it's not a coworker didn't happen I hasten to add while 40 percent would consider having dancing lessons to avoid embarrassment this is a bingo company who've done this some are so scared of looking for wish that they're planning on dodging the party or together and it's funny that is it because our little our team meeting our alert our kind of mini team do is going to involve bingo Yes or something so maybe it was common. Lizzie I think that came up with that idea maybe that's because they don't want to dance at the Christmas party so they thought no less going to the game a big cities a liberation that's a lot safer that's what we're going to do the Sun also leads on this so it's obviously we're coming to peak Christmas party season there's a double pride spread on the do's and don'ts right down from the makeup and dresses to where clearly that applies to me to the things you shouldn't do so self-explanatory they don't even need to listen don't get drunk and flirt with the boss Ok I didn't do that and there was you know no the old boss was that the Opus with the flirt with the old boss No I'm not the boss anymore I didn't I didn't. Why not what's the next thing. Don't call in sick the next day. He wouldn't do that would be food or no matter what happen even if it's a genuine illness you have to drag yourself in after the Christmas party don't you don't mention promotions or complaints you know it's funny I remember an office party few years ago the friend of mine and he was right I'm going to go over there and call Gary I'm going to tell Gary I'm going to tell you what I think I've been picking up the courage and I've been really going for any reason or I want to go and tell him and you could tell who the alpha male was straight away because you went up to our boss Gary who was about 6 inches taller than us and started explaining you know how to how to set the world to rights and Gary turned around and said. Make this is neither the time nor the place go and sit down like a naughty schoolboy down and subdues wine and that was him told is quite right quite right we had an amazing both a our Christmas party actually the leftovers of which appeared at the office yesterday but it's always after I think after I've left anyway it's b.b.c. Radio home aside for a Tuesday morning listening to Sally and James thank you very much for your song still coming in and have a quite gotten this subject finished actually make me feel I'm called to all very Why are you uncomfortable way to get this worried that somebody is going to say well if they were biscuits when in a hole suggest by the rivers of bulb and but Boney m. That's very good cherry and play that dunk in music. Nail thank you always hoping that the one referring to phone and Jeff. Custard custard dreams or custard creams of course by Fleet would not contacts just to fill you in biscuits Elsa formed by a 1000000 pounds in the u.k. Apparently we're falling out of love with traditional biscuits and that's the subject of our 5 to 7 song you'll hear one in 10 minutes time in the headlines this morning as quarter to 7 you cheap Facebook Twitter a Microsoft or to share information tell them delete extremist content more quickly I mean you tent city has developed in Sculthorpe reports column Brocklebank a lot more on that this morning in the weather a cold murky start with extensive low cloud foggy as well and a high temperature today of 5 Celsius 41 Fahrenheit the b.b.c. Radio Humberside in look north can say he's back but January 27th. We've Jack in the bin still to be years including to feeling how you phrase was still going to the understood what was the point of inducing look at the number tickets for the big share 100 city who are not on sale now on Saturday the 28 set to win 7 pm and on Sunday the 29th take on the box office on 303 a 6 for more information every look around your position will be very you know 2 hours to go of course down and tickets to join us at the Cleethorpes Parkway cinema on the 25th and Spa Bridlington on the $26.00 go on sale on January fair Jack and maybe you still get b.b.c. Radio on the side and let no man say 27 say. It's just going quarter to 7 now it's time to post with all this morning with Paddy hole the tired teacher from hell Good morning Ruby arrived on Tuesday a week later than expected versions of the song by both the stones and by the island they had been played Ruby Ruby Ruby by the Kaiser Chiefs has been played Ruby my love by Cat Stevens is being played out for. Granddaughter has been welcomed into the world with music and with much love she of course accepted her in title meant to be late as a given but understood the importance of getting the day right her older brother now all of 4 and having to go to school each day has loved her since the 1st scanned images but showed some signs of frustration speaking sternly to the bum from the dignity of his new school uniform each morning before departure Yes he named her some time back and no one thought to argue with him it's no good hiding in there it's time to come out now his bags were packed as were his mom's 230 on Tuesday he arrived at our house for the night while Mum and Dad sped into how Royal the 1st pictures of Ruby arrived by email at 440 by 830 he was being mobbed by mums at the school gate to see them by 330 that afternoon we collected him from school and sped home to see a very small round beautiful person obviously entirely suited name he held her and kissed her with the utmost gentleness by the weekend she'd been welcomed by 4 generations of the family and a multitude of school and work friends what I wonder at is the seemingly limitless capacity to engender love that a new baby can wield all over the world in their innocent millions they do it in circumstances of care and safety and in circumstances of pitiable danger and Richard poverty this precious gift and at this time of the year places massive burdens on those in receipt to make a better place in which that love can prosper thank you for listening what a wonderful series of thought very pertinent to our house this morning that because of course I said Of course number 3 for us is to March so I didn't mention that amongst all the love in the family things is the utter lack of sleep that lies ahead so that's a little of what all the mean on you some and I need to function it's all right and at risk of being told off. By the person who tells me that I want to sit rep of my children every day I just do need to tell you this is the 4th time in my life in his life that the 2 year old a slipped through the night course of celebration I feel absolutely fantastic you could say you can't do anything I had a good sleep last night on a sleigh I actually cowboy Whoops down the whole. Listen we were talking about pantomime earlier on of course the pizza part not pizza project or the prince talk get it right I want your story. I need to read that script and the way it's on in January of course whole. Britain said and Cleethorpes here's the thing in the the I this morning Page 9 actor proposes to go for enduring panto Now that's a risk isn't it oh no it isn't I'm actor has gone off script throws to his girlfriend Adam boss was playing Smee in me neither one of the 1st performances of Peter Pan at the Palace Theatre in Mansfield when he popped the question during a sing along Mr Moss told the audience he was going to give a present to his girlfriend of 4 years Karen Thompkins following cries of is behind you from the audience Ms Thompkins turned round to find Mr Maule someone I want to play she said yes as he pointed out it would be a door where she said no and it would have gone viral but the bride to be said it's not really sunk in yet getting engaged this way was so amazin story into a telegram good for you yeah and if your partner's listening you'd be on stage and join you in whole Bridlington Cleethorpes thank you for not giving up on that this . Is a distant dream is a distant dream. It's a 10 to 7 now let's get the latest on the road says Nick it's more of a sore point in this I'm trying for good news for the travelling you have a good solid for you with travelling Yeah Ok you're a long one of your board it was a long one all right. Dana as you head up towards the end where lately it is looking a little on the slow side a bit of a queue that developing already so selfless company expect some delays around also a little bit of a Q 2 but you had away from the Queen's where. About the Queensway itself down towards Grange Lane that you start to build as well in to how Actually things are looking to buy the top starting to build towards Martin gate of the Mount of the Martin bridge also a bit slow on how this road towards Mt Pleasant as usual by the road northbound heading away from out of towards cutting about in tough road looking a little slower and both railroad towards the junction of with the road and ask you have new again a bit of a slow traffic around now on the trains we do have some poor weather conditions as well and of out the window you can spot it yourself is running about 10 minutes to journeys between Doncaster and York at the moment so allies have a little bit of extra time you have a meeting or something else where do let me know if you spot something I should be talking about the number is a double 301238182 there's more from me in 15 minutes. And James Gleick us breakfast on b.b.c. Radio. That's the sound of the it is the sound of Christmas rather sunsets the sound of tills ringing our Kami being saved by spending money on our credit cards for woman Phone It's Christmas time the season of goodwill to all men but what about the feathered friends well I'm glad it's well I think about birds don't you we think Christmas I think about a little Robin Robin Redbreast getting fat I think of law don't think about that one apart that I've been telling of kind acts for tend to be feeding the birds tuppence a bag I reporter Caroline Brocklebank will be feeding the birds of a light but we need some tips 1st I can give you a tip Oh yeah I took my last to a playgroup the of the day and they made bird feeders using and I'll guess a lightness I hope 3rd covered in paint. And then dipped in bird seed I mean look good enough to be actually better than dripping isn't it usual thing yeah. Of late but the birds made them go them all up Salmon King is from hates bird food specially as we hope to speak to him very short. There based in Grimsby. Good morning Simon is on the morning good morning thank you how are you I'm very well thank you very much I could enjoy the. Sounds wonderful Yes it worked it worked a treat Well thank you for helping is open up the 6 door on our breakfast advent calendar this morning and random acts of kindness all Christmas this morning it's all about feeding the birds which is why we thought we should speak to you what is the best bird seed Simon pose of our misery. Well it used to be prenup by a long way opulent in the most common and then more recently it's become some car these are the if you think of the traditional black from flower with the whole square moved and. The black some flower it's a some bar and it's very popular and very common because any resort birds like the Robin you mentioned earlier to fly and take away that from Clark and they don't have to crack the outside which is quite neat it's very high in calories similar calorie content to a mass are full of energy. You've actually made a business out of bird feed and it must be proof I suppose that people are doing it more and more and he kept on going I think they are and they are and the reason for that is people between more and more interested in natural history nature I think it became common in the 56 and seventy's and I think since then people become more aware. Of the planet's changes. By those changes and how could an animal's nature more help and not necessarily be your business has been at least since 937. Yes it's a wonderful story the founder Ted Hayes started the business back in 1937 I don't know what you know but he was a founder sorry he was one of the curators curator. And it all started because he couldn't access a clean. Sickly star clearly is a. Very. Keen bookkeeper at the time and what he did was he cleaned the seed and people started to hear about it nice to come and try and buy the soup from him in the end he said look enough is enough I'm going to have to start making more people to start a pregnancy. Not without water and the see through it all started that was the 1st paper plane really missing was about back in 1000 well this is some Thank you very much for helping is start our breakfast of a kind of this morning I would like you to do is the honor of doing a ceremonial scattering somewhere to start things off so if you wouldn't mind stick your hand in the bag grab a fistful and on the count of 3 toss. Rice I'm just. Back here and I will be doing the caravan $3.00 to $1.00. Actually I can I can imagine how delighted the pigeons are and gives you this morning thank you very much indeed Simon King from hates Grimsby based bird seed suppliers that is the theme of our of a couple of small I would I would love it this morning if you could pick up the baton room with this is morning I want to study about garden with a fistful and toss it out for the birds and take a picture for us we'd like to see the birds feeding this morning so the race start you message that I says I now find to some some time it's about biscuits and we wanted a song to do with Duncan biscuits or anything similar because a 1000000 fewer biscuits being sold it was he suggested this. I don't. Well listen. All. You know. My dreams of custard creams are 5 to 7 song this morning a b.b.c. Radio on the side. James breakfast Thanks for listening today after 7 o'clock we'll talk about amongst other things the fact that if your child grows up in the north that is significantly more disadvantaged not least because Mum and Dad are pushing to find out why they managed to. Cross normally again and East Yorkshire. Is b.b.c. Radio Humberside. It's 7 o'clock now let's get the latest news headlines his claque rocks good morning the government is to strip Network Rail of its complete control of track maintenance in England in what's being seen as the biggest shake up with the round network in 20 years the transport secretary Chris Grayling is critical of the current lack of cooperation between Network Rail and train operators He wants them to work more closely together at a local level as Richard Wescott reports the rail network is split Network Rail runs the track private companies run the trains the problem is that when things need repairing both sides often disagree about who is responsible and how to fix it and that can create delays now the government says it wants Network Rail and the train firms to work together instead of against each other forming local teams who sit next to each other and saw problems unions fear. It's an attempt to privatized repairs and compromises so if. The former Premier League manager Harry Redknapp is said the Football Association could have done more to monitor a former Southampton youth coach named in connection with historical child abuse allegations bone Pickens has been accused of sexually abusing young players in the 1980 s. He's previously denied any wrongdoing and was acquitted of sexual offenses in 1992 there is a north south divide when it comes to young people's future job prospects That's the finding from the children's commissioner and long fit she Longfield she's looking at the challenges facing young people who live in the north of England Lucy Beaumont the Holborn writer will be one of the experts helping with her investigation like a great opportunity rarely and if Be Nice To me start people you know intervention said Peaches about how do you think we can help young people and they actually want to taught to children you know on a $1.00 to $1.00 and how are men what they need and how they feel about where old technology giants including Twitter Facebook You Tube and Microsoft is stepping up their efforts to remove extremist content from their websites they've said they'll start sharing details of images and videos that that they're taking off their sites to make it easier for others to remove it as well. A substance there are posts from northeast Lincolnshire is seeing a big rise in domestic violence against men it comes as figures from the charity the mankind initiative revealed the number of women convicted of domestic abuse has more than quadrupled in the past 10 years Paul Thompson from Grimsby works with people with addictions he says more men are telling them they're being abused by their partners drug and alcohol issues have always been there the warning area that I'm finding quite fascinating domestic violence I think education is pretty much out there with regards to domestic violence. Against females but I'm seeing a huge increase on with domestic violence towards men. Based telecommunications company k. Com says it's and still unsure how many customers have been affected by a cyber attack that took place over a week ago the bug 1st hit broadband connections across the city 10 days ago but some customers are still unable to connect to the Internet Kay com says it's now rolling out an upgrade for all routers to protect them from further attacks and you tent city has been set up in Scunthorpe It's located near to the bus station on cults in St The people who are staying there say they want to shame the cancer lead to helping homeless people into a house Yorkshire in Lincolnshire landowners are gathering in Westminster today to talk about the future of rebel business that it comes as a new report by the Country Land and Business Association reveals how much is being spent on all kinds of businesses based in the countryside to farms shops paying and music festivals it also looks at future available opportunities such as green energy improving broadband services and flood prevention. Poor Bear if the man who set up the humble rescue lifeboat service will travel to Buckingham Palace today for special loyal appointment was that the thing of all those years ago for just save one life with achieve something Paul is receiving an o.b.e. For his services to the lifeboat charity which now has rescued over $5000.00 people since it was formed in 1989 we started with a small doing in and the garden and now we've got a lovely station there were 3 big so it's come on a long long way since then Paul Weyrich and in sport Helen 19th in the table after last night's one nil defeat at Middlesbrough Scunthorpe United could mean a step closer to a Wembley final when they host League 2 side Morcombe in the e.f.l. Trophy tonight and Grimsby Town say they've sold their 4000 tickets allocation for the game at Doncaster Rovers this Saturday let's take a look at the weather now has added You host with the forecast it's a cold America starts the day today and we do have a yellow weather warning in force issued by the Met of a snit States with us right through to 9 am this morning and that's to the dance patches of fog I think visibility out the roads is going to be quite limited and actually given the light winds these countries may well persist well past 9 am I think throughout the day they will slowly start to lift into like clouds but it is going to be a rather dull day so if you heading out Allow yourself a bit of extra time and take care on the roads we'll see one or 2 brighter intervals for pain this afternoon with a maximum temperature of 5 Celsius 541 in 5 minutes. Just going 5 past 7 let's see how the roads are doing his neck thank you very much looking quite slow on messing about at the moment so between the high street barring a road down towards a chance road that is looking a little on the slow side in both directions they're not sure why just check to see if there are any roadworks around and no sign of any and farther south towards minor road again messing about is looking a little on the busy side as well a little bit of a build up to towards junction with the bridge roads if you coming off the Queensway on towards the real roundabout brick road junction that's looking a little slow to into Grimsby and actually things all moving pretty well no sign of any delays. At the moment around new water as well which is often started to build this down the more it does seem to be moving pretty well a little bit of slow traffic on Holderness road heading in towards Mount Pleasant into a holiday mode and a great Union Street to actually southbound heading away from with them down towards Clarence street looking a little bit as you said we have some poor weather conditions as we've just been hearing from Abbey So what is affecting the trains as one might be some delays about 10 minutes if you're travelling by train between Doncaster and York and the updates get in touch the number is out about 301230182 more for me in 15 minutes this is b.b.c. Radio Humberside morning Sally Fairfax and James Peikoff for breakfast day we managed to pick Karloff last week and now Lizzy's down as well I'm only joking or both sitting a bit rough hopefully call back tomorrow fingers crossed for me antibiotics Lizzie is as succumbed as well the same winter book so it's Sally and me today sorry you're picking up on that when you want your anxiety and I. Know Siamese so I was all right yeah I won't go into it now but it's fine and really talk about feeding that is their name is there anything more satisfying I ask give them putting bird seed out and then seeing the birds come down and eat it and actually knowing that the squirrels have got there 1st as well and that is the 5th sorry 6 day on an advent calendar today we're talking about random acts of kindness and today's were not random because we've chosen them anyway today's is feeding the birds Caroline Brocklebank is going to be doing just that little bit later on excellent love for to also we will hear about this news that they're going to try and train and track rail operators give more control over the tracks I want to tell me any difference to your commute if you use the train details on why before 8 also a rising trend of domestic abuse against men the number of women convicted of domestic abuse of their partners a husband who has has quadrupled in the last 10 years we'll hear from the charity mankind about that in the next 20 minutes and. The next minute why did children born in the north have according to this study worse life opportunities than those born in the South yes something that many of papers a picture patch today on this morning the Daily Mail's talked about is one of the Daily Express has as well this is the children sa He says that parents in the north should be more pushy that they are in the south refers to them as Tiger parents in fact I'm going to be hearing about that in a moment. And James Tycho's breakfast b.b.c. Radio one just. 9 past 7 then is Cheese Day morning of course we'd like to think that all children have roughly the same opportunities in life would we but we know that that is sadly not the case the children's commissioner is so worried that children in the north are not getting the same chances of children in the south that she's launched an investigation into it the projects will look at inequality between different communities as well as the north south divide in terms of life opportunities and outcomes the whole comedian Lucy Beaumont's is on the panel for the study she says there are differences depending on where you're born children you know there's research that proven that children in the no. Name benefit children are now in right now in there where you know especially combat and background and then they want to improve obviously an issue so much down. Good luck to you where you know any it's not as are depending on where you grow or that last 6 year life can be. Great that you're trying to do something about this whole comedian Lucy Beaumont who's part of the study on the panel for this study into whether children in the north have worse life chances than those in the South back in October the league Artem Institute named hall as the least prosperous city in the u.k. How it multi-user. Researcher from the institute Good morning Harriet Good morning and whether we are the nice prosperous or not is certainly true that people in our area and don't have as much money perhaps the job opportunities aren't as great as other parts of the country how does growing up in a particular area impact a child's future Well I mean we think that ultimately to choose prosperity as a mom is as much about well being as it is about wealth and our index measures about across a whole variety of areas and it does pick up something of a north south divide I mean the southeast in the Southwest in regional terms are at the top you know from the Humber in the northeast or at the bottom but this mosque actually that there are huge variations within regions I mean yes Hell's bottom the just up the road is you know 55th even in the southeast it's got Waverley which is the most prosperous part of the u.k. But it's also got sun it which is 317th out of $389.00 local authorities so you do see variation within a region and also areas have different strengths and weaknesses in different parts of prosperity the northeast maybe the least prosperous part of the u.k. But actually in terms of business environment and a good place to start a business and the opportunities that that brings it's the best region outside of London the real divide we see in this index particular aspect of life chances is actually between the rural areas and urban areas the u.k. Cities are fundamentally failing to turn what's often greater economic wealth compared to the rural surroundings that failing to turn that extra wealth into prosperity and opportunities of life chances for children and adults alike in those cities and if this is self publish or perpetuating problem as well once you know that you know you're in this kind of area is there a chance do you think that children are going to give up they keep hearing things like this then what's the point of even trying Well I mean I spent quite a lot of time in the hall when looking at this report because of course it came. Both them and this was a theme that came up is that the sort of once children get into this sort of sense that the sort of no hope and everything's terrible and there are no opportunity that becomes a sort of self-perpetuating absence of ambition and unable to see that life could be different I think actually the real I guess recommendations of this report is government trying to give communities and local authorities far more power over sort of social issues because there are some fantastic community projects in hell that are trying to address this problem and trying to sort of break the cycle of sort of the absence of opportunity her parenting is so important in this how much of it is just down to parents having the right attitude and doing right by their children. Of course parenting's obviously extremely important but there are things that you know parents can't do there are things that only communities can provide there are things that actually sometimes only government can provide you know if you're already well I mean for example if you've got you can't get your child into a good school locally you know there's a limit to what parents can do if all of your schools are below standard all are not performing then you know save driving a child 50 miles trying to get into school and I feel often you can't get your child into school far away then you're very limited in terms of what you can do if you can't afford to pay for education the same in health wise of this sort of cultural gap it seems according to this report using the tempo Shia parents in the south but parents who seem more determined to get the very best for their children why is there a north south divide in terms that it used to do you think well I mean I think again this is a broad brushstroke it's quite difficult to say that the whole of the South has it one way or the whole of the North is a different way I don't think that's necessarily the case you know if you drill down this huge variation within regions in and you know areas like education you see that variation as well you know then it is north is universally bad of the South University good idea maybe not but not certain how it's being dressed up and being reported this morning and I wonder why you think that might be the difference is it linked to the socioeconomic factors. Well again I think I disagree I think that it's linked to the opportunity to start clearing a town you know if you've had good opportunities then you're probably more likely to encourage your children to have such opportunities if you experience the sort of aspiration in the culture of aspiration then you're far more likely to pass that on to your children and with that I think it's historically that a story absence of life chances I think that kills this cycle of aspiration of the cycle of social mobility Yes So we see it's historic that it is as you mentioned earlier on is something that self-perpetuating very very difficult to get after the you know for example you know whole City of Culture everybody's pinning their hopes on you know that might turn hollow around but what does it take do you think to to actually to kill that cycle as you say but I think the city of culture certainly a very positive sort of move and feeling and hollows obviously exchange the positive about that but you know also the sort of the green jobs that are now coming into the city I think are also extremely positive providing opportunities for sort of local people that have to move out find work but it's also about community projects you know it's about trying to break the cycle of deprivation and the absence of opportunity through really targeted local seems you know ultimately that's the only way you're going to tackle this you say that the feeling is very positive about things like whole city of culture and about the jobs that are on the horizon thanks to renewable energy and of course we as a radio station and as a part of the city of culture it's our job to be positive about it and we certainly are positive about it if you go on the street and talk to people actually a day they're a little bit cynical about it because you know because they are in this cycle of feeling that there is nothing for them and that hole has been left behind so even when you have got those kind of prospects on the horizon and people are still saying things well you know what's it going to do for is it really going to help. And that's that you know that kind of attitude can be quite damaging concept but also you can't blame people for it No absolutely I mean I think all of us would significantly because a lot of this fishing industry and that kind of self reinforcing absence of aeration and the opportunity is really had an effect on attitudes and it's not something that you know one year that you have culture is going to change that it's the start new jobs or the start and the opportunities that that bring is the start that it's going to take a long time to reverse you know thanks for your time this morning and that's Harriet maulvi sorry to interrupt you short of time for the gossip Institute later this morning and every young person from our area in England in fact Terence Smith from will ask him if he feels deprived will help that because he was right in the north 17 minutes past 7 in other news this morning the transport secretary Chris Grayling has outlined plans for a major overhaul of the way the railway network is run in England and the man who founded a lifebelt rescue service for the humble will receive an o.b.e. Today the weather cold and murky to start with extensive low cloud mist and some freezing fog a very careful and that's a temperature today of 5 Celsius that's $41.00 in b.b.c. Radio Humberside on saw all next week we're celebrating the story of how 27 c. With the rest of the u.k. On Monday is a break for show is live from Liverpool getting tips from the 2008 European Capital of Culture on Tuesday join me Bill White from well as the afternoon show heads to Newcastle the 1st great exhibition of the last in 28 team event on Wednesday join me and the concert from Surrey live from Leeds as the city bids for European Capital of Culture 22 of these early. Thursday from the fans the show asks what the b.b.c. Will bring to home 27 live from New Broadcasting House in London then on Friday we stick around in the. Talk to see what the people in London think the both surrounding hold 27 think all next week b.b.c. Radio Humberside. Celebrating the story of home 27 seen with the rest of the u.k. Morning it's Sally Fairfax and James Peikoff at breakfast on b.b.c. Radio Humberside 90 minutes past 7 hold email this morning he says as he reaches down to pull up off the floor and Page 6 this morning this is a spooky headline I'm still haunted by the foreshore ghost girl a woman who went on a ghost tours 3 years ago in the home of bridge Country Park and now lives in Kent is in the hole Daily Mail this morning the names had a book she says she took a photo and you can see the photo on page 6 for yourself you've had a look at. What are you talking about honestly. Your such a cynic that 7. But clearly a really bad picture because it was taken in the dark and when it could be anything could be into any way do go any way Hannah says that the the the image has been into her thoughts and dreams and she believes the ghost may have wanted to be her friend and she's missed out on the opportunity that if you can help Hannah Do you have a look at page 6 the whole email if you identify the ghost going question I mean it could just be a ball of fluff but you know it could be a girl I'm remaining open minded that. Do what you can to help also in the papers this morning Grimsby Telegraph at 5000000 pounds worth of drugs hold 5000000 drugs whole one of the biggest ever seized on the docks one of the biggest holes ever seat on the South Bank was discovered by Border Force officers at killing and vacuum lorry driver Pavel says Ma who's 45 was accused of importing class a drugs with the street value of 5000000 pounds at the court he denied the charges claimed he didn't know the rucksack and holdall containing the cocaine. The heroin were in his lorry trailer that customs officers found the monkey in the 6 during a check of the cut and side trailer which contained 10 large rolls of paper destined for a tissue company old in the green to telegraph this morning and elsewhere the auditions for misc rate Grimsby have begun organizers have started a search for the region's next beauty queen further additions being held at the Humber Royal Hotel on the 15th of January. It's 20 past 7 now let's get the latest on the prices now thank you very much we're still looking for a slower messing around as you head up towards at Scunthorpe from around the judge with a chance to read will be out a note down there up towards Rochelle road looking a little scary bunch most of the morning is just northbound it's looking busy now last time we spoke it was both Russian looking particularly slow elsewhere around scum top of the Middle East also is removing quite nicely there is the start of a build up on the I want to 80 at the moment so I just run I'll speak to you it will taper looking a little slow into Grimsby and no sign of any problems actually how the month is really quite nicely wanted 2 little spots of slow traffic so Holderness road around the crooked billet heading into town and also we have some slow traffic towards Mt Pleasant just now up every road both north and southbound around the judgment costing about implied road is looking a little and slow side some slow traffic coming away from badly down towards jobs large so they want to export was the 10s of the one is looking slow and also the issue with a slow traffic on the a 164 at the moment so while it's road is looking a bit busy and the updates do get in touch if you are out well if you can be safe and legal of course the number here is a little 301-2381 night too small for me in 15 minutes is this Sally Fairfax and James Kelly cost break says on the b.b.c. Radio Humberside. It's a 22 minutes past 7 then it's Tuesday morning the number of women convicted of domestic abuse has more than quadrupled in the past 10 years that's according to figures from the charity the mankind initiative his support male victims on a substance therapist from north east Lincolnshire has. Has he seen a big rise in domestic violence towards men Paul Thompson works with people with addictions and says more men are telling him they've been abused by their partners Yes because it could be that they're coming with drug and alcohol issues and then they develop the idea that they can talk to me about pretty much anything so it comes out that there's domestic violence in the family but also a lot of the training you do around the country a lot of very big companies that use me do a session with 203040 people and at the end of the session probably is as many as 5 to 10 percent of the people will stay beyond behind they'll they'll hang back and then they'll ask me a very specific question around either it could be their own alcohol or drug use but very often and I'm finding this more and more domestic violence very often this is mental came to me saying domestically abused ne Lincolnshire based substance therapist Paul Thompson there were what is now is one man who suffered for years at the hands of his partner while he lived in Grimsby Mikko as an ambassador for the mankind initiative and the domestic abuse survivor and good morning good morning everyone what what did you go through Tell us your story to report the abuse into context was a homeowner who became homeless right 2 months able bodied who became registered disabled amount to permanent scarring and financially secure to the verge of bankruptcy that was the impact. Now when you think about domestic abuse the tradition is to think about men it's a thing women but that seems to not be the case it seems this problem is on the rise Yeah it's certainly an outdated image and description and just to give your views and insight if you think about 3 sporting stater in Humberside so Blundell Park and run for park would both have to be fall over capacity and the k. Com half fall simply to reflect the number of people reporting to him bizarre police in one single year and do you think men are being taken seriously when they do report Well we know through the helpline that there's a real fear of men being believed and a fear of losing contact with the children what we would call for is gender inclusive language and there's a piece of legislation that allows any of your listeners to make an inquiry on behalf of any party they're worried about but unfortunately because of its title close law again in Humberside just for applications since inception and that shows you that language can create barriers and when that happened to you and you have gone into detail about what happens you would like to hear the story if you feel comfortable telling is when it did happen to you how how easy was it for you to be taken seriously when you reported it well for me certainly at the end of the of the abuse it was a call from a neighbor who contacted the police and then unfortunately even though I was not married in the winter children my expander was by all but to my property and I have to take out what's called an occupation order in the civil courts to extract the perpetrator of the crime from the victim's home that just can't be right what would the reaction be for me the abuse was horrific and I actually contemplated taken my own life that was the severity it's the psychological impact that takes far longer to recover from and what would you like to see happen to make sure that awareness is raised and a more men feel more confident to come forward while you can certainly look at running awareness can pay. Reigns in male dominated arena so for example football clubs which help one in the much state program we know that would work we saw the benefit of Coronation Street which had the the privilege to work upon and that's all called to help one spike by 300 percent but language and education and awareness is pivotal and it must be gender inclusive because domestic abuse is a crime against individuals and just in closing in I am fascinated to know why and probably many of our listeners are as well is is this a problem that is is rising is a social change or is it the man a feeling more confident to conform Well I think there's a combination of things certainly through stories like Coronation Street and the brave survivors who come forward in the media we are seeing more of men coming forward but by comparison and again other listeners unfortunately sons and dads and brothers are not treated the same so for example when it comes to refuge accommodation this provision for men in I really appreciate you speaking to us this morning thank you very much for your time period Mikel who suffered for years at the hands of his abusive partner when he lived in Grimsby more on this in our 727 hour let's get the morning spot without him Pope Good morning and we're going to start with the whole city of him it was a bad night as they lost one milligram Legation rivals Middlesborough while surveyed in the loss of another striker to injury news of Abol and is facing a hernia operation which was sidelined him for 3 weeks came out the city passed at the chance to move out of the bottom 3 at the expense of their house instead their form alone player Gasol remember scored the game's only goal to sink might feel inside the game from our point of view it was really really disappointing disappointing from the fact that we we had we had a game plan and to some degree the game plan was working and then we conceded. Silly got calls. We can't. Accept those situations that we don't do our jobs. When it comes to market corners well of responsibilities plays of responsibilities and if we don't see them through we get punished Meanwhile city will host fellow strugglers Swans he said in the 3rd round of the f.a. Cup The tie looks like it to be played on Saturday the 7th of January which may allow the row Billy Darby between hall of c and whole k r to be played the following day Scunthorpe United can move a step closer to a Wembley final when they host lead to side Morcombe in the e.f.l. Trophy the on and to the knockout stages of the controversial competition having won all 3 of their group games and for Josh Morse there's no greater incentive than a chance to play the national stadium or see if any football player to play at Wembley steals maisonette play they have been looking at play they want a great stadium and he's been given a bit of stick but it is that when they say I will be trying to win the game as is normal that after the knockout stage now so it's a bit more of a small state kind of thing even out of the game to rely on so every game will take you seriously one more try and win them and get the result or the progress we've commentry of the I know him to more come on Tuesday night support from 7 following sports talk hit all on all frequencies and Freeview channel 7 to warm the town meanwhile say they've now sold their 4000 ticket allocation for the game at Doncaster Rovers the man is headed to the keep most stadium a week on Saturday Holkins the rovers are back Jamie Ellis is not prepared to say where his long term future lies in Ruby League the 27 year old is on a season long loan from Super League side others who are giants and he says he's not thinking any further ahead than next year signed a 3 year contract so orders filled and I'm not sure what it will be like. Once this year's Dons I don't know I'll keep keep quiet but let's keep them all and see what happens. Yours is Gero to be included in the in one day in 2 twenties who wants to tour India next month his fiance is due to give birth the same time an England coach Trevor Bayliss says they've got contingency plans in place to get a cup spirit bettors in the squad just in case he doesn't make it back in town that look we could look at things as the o.t. Or series goes on if you want to go as a go just might get season as well as we've got a bit of at the moment everyone's feeling foreign and ready to get your own plan could and David will and Jonny Bairstow join roots in the o.d.i. Squad was all except best among the t 20 set up over Morgan will Captain Bowe squads and coach Trevor Bayliss is also out of that he's confident Allister Cork will stay on this task out of the Ashes in Australia next year and to call him to the may stand down after the current tour of India. And he still shares this is b.b.c. Radio. Just gone half past 7 and it's cold and frosty morning let's see what had lapses in Headline News now with that left hooks there are plans for a major overhaul of the way the railway connect where it is run in England transport secretary Chris Grayling wants to private train operating companies and Network Rail which manages track to walk walk more closely together. There's been a rise in domestic violence against men according to a drug and alcohol therapist from north east Lincolnshire Paul Thompson works with people with addictions and says more men are telling him that they're being abused by their partners it comes as figures from the charity to mankind initiative revealed the number of women convicted of domestic abuse has more than quadrupled in the past 10 years. Northern parents should be pushing them according to the children's commissioner she said worried that children in the north are not getting the same chances as children in the south that she's launch an investigation into the inequalities between different communities as well as the north south divide in terms of life opportunities and now comes the Gautam Institute recently named as the least prosperous city in the u.k. . B. Says it's not just about parenting because parenting of obviously extremely important but there are things that you know parents can't there are things that only communities can provide there are things that actually sometimes only government can provide You Tube Facebook Twitter and Microsoft are to share information to help them delete extremist content more quickly the companies will exchange technical data on photos and videos promoting extremism. It's going to open the latest place in I react to host a tent city it's appeared near to the town's best station the people staying there want the council to do more to help homeless people and scientists say the regular use of the Zambian sections is having an impact on human evolution they say the surgery is a name enabling women with a narrow pelvic opening to survive childbirth Perth and pass on their genes on to their daughters and finally the Rio Olympics Donald Trump selection and u.s. President and Pokemon go have been named by Twitter as the biggest topics of the year the Becks it boasts in the summer it was also in the global top 10 but the biggest single spike in Twitter activity in the u.k. Occurred when England were knocked out of Euro 2016 by Iceland 128000 tweets per minute was sent after the final whistle. It is a loss of 3 vast amounts and trying to read anything like the amount here you get to a point on a social network where you follow too many people and then you realize you should be in bed you just can't keep track coming at you faster and faster all the information is an overt trannies that Robbins thank you very much looking unusually slow at the moment on a one night is if you're heading towards Grimsby around I'll speak whichever some delays around there quite a long queue towards hybrid just at the moment things seem to be improving around at Scunthorpe a little bit of slow traffic as you make your way up towards the on the a 50 in a little queue there back towards passing a lane just now that's where I was going for buses are looking pretty good a little bit of a delay on the a 15 itself if you had up towards Baton just now towards the bridge a little slow there coming off the bridge northbound up towards both for a little busy there too and on the a $104.00 out towards the turn for Willoughby some slow traffic that climbs some of the way performing pretty well this one apart from but a slow traffic around sedan risky and the Daughtry street flyover is looking a little slower as well Holderness road towards a crooked billet a bit of a queue there and then a longer one as you make your way towards map doesn't map as northbound up to. Ford's Harness Road is looking slow and at the start of a delay as you make your way over the great Union Street roundabout towards the Martin bridge northbound heading away from Hold on above the road up towards causing the road a little slower as well around badly wanted to sponsor slow traffic heading away from barely on the I want to explore as usual down towards jocks large Mr y. Lincoln my looking a little slow too but also we have some slow traffic at the moment so if you're having southbound towards the killing Waldgrave roundabout that's looking a little busy on the 1035 and I'd get in touch the number here or double 301230182 more for me in 15 minutes this is the Fairfax and James high costs I'll break 1st so on b.b.c. Radio this is not your partial to a cake with your coffee this is shocking isn't it isn't it this is coming from some of the major coffee shop chains 18 teaspoons of sugar in one coffee shop cake the worst offender and there's not a pretty in our area is there pressure Mangia But the worst is that lemon drizzle slice which contains just it's just a small slice of cake with a coffee almost $700.00 calories and $800.00 spoons of sugar closely followed by the Starbucks Christmas carrot cake 15 speaking carry cakes health food carrots and 15 spoons of sugar 616 calories the message is if you're having a coffee and you know you try to watch yourself then avoid the cake because apparently that that lemon drizzle slice is the same as having 6 Krispy Kreme donuts zigzags 6 vastness So there you are the coffee shop cakes absolutely full of sugar there's a nice little sketch in the mail which says cake recipe one kilo sugar brackets eggs butter flour optional clothes prophets. The weather watches today a warning as of this fog that's all about this morning early morning frost though has cleared this Tony within say when gentle se any reason air pressure dropping poor visibility due to the fall one Celsius in with in St John's in Leven cold murky very. Frosty low cloud and very light south westerly breeze minus one in Leven Alex and Holmes c. Is foggy and frosty calm with no wind 0 Celsius in home say 32 Fahrenheit cans in Grimsby there was a thick fog and frost this morning with no wind minus one and 30 vertex this morning as well warning as this is from Mont be very careful out there this morning freezing fog and black eyes all over the worst I've ever seen Please pass on it is certainly very cold out there this morning and it was very foggy on the way in today let's see what's it going to do for the rest of today his it's a cold and murky start to the day today and we do have a weather warning in force yellow warning for fog that's where those 3 to 9 am this morning so I do think that this could be quite poor visibility out on the roads some of these patches of folk will be very dense so it's important to take care of you heading out on the roads and even if that were the only expires at 9 am I do think given the winds these conditions may persist in many areas throughout the day I think there will dense patches of fog should lift into into low clouds mostly if you limited brighter intervals developing later in the day but all in all it's going to be a bit of a dull kind of talk temperature of just 5 Celsius 5 is 41 in Fahrenheit and I think it'll stay rather cloudy for the most part as well we'll see if you close guys developing the early hours and therefore it will turn a bit colder perhaps even with a slight frost but it's not to be quite as cold as it has been over the last few nights with temperatures generally speaking dropping to about 4 degrees then tomorrow it will become much milder we'll see a strengthening south westerly breeze that will progressively lift areas of low clouds so I think we'll see some points of interest for a time the best of these will be a little bit further east but then we'll see a little bit of light rain in places I think later tomorrow afternoon with highs of 11 Celsius so it is going to stay very mild for the rest of the week with the Quite a lot of cloud around though and we will see some slightly more unsettled weather but then the return of some brightness just in time for the weekend so let's take a look at your water's forecast is valid until midnight tonight when South 3 or less increasing 4 or 5 later the states move because you saw it later. Well the folk patch is near the shore and visibility moderate to a good Cajun report near the shore and your next high tide It's 8 minutes past 8 this morning bright 25 Finally a faulty Bridlington 51 is b.b.c. Ready on the side breakfast 22 minutes to 8 so top story this morning is about the North South divide concerning our children growing up in the north are you faced with lower life chances and then when you get on to the job market lower paid jobs and fewer of them than you are if you happen to have been born south of the what for Gap or the children's commissioner seems to think so and that launching a yearlong investigation looking at the challenges of growing up in the north of England now the children commissioner says that parents of the north need to be pushy I wonder what Natasha bank who is the director of whole children's universe to a charity set up to better the lives of children from underprivileged background is a good description of your organization the tosh it is yes what you make of that would you like what's been said of the last 24 hours I think it's really good that people are finally talking about this issue because in whole one in 3 children grow up living in poverty compared to the national average of one in 5 and that's unacceptable for us and what we are trying to do as a charity is raise children's aspirations and get them thinking about the world of work and all the opportunities that exist for them because children can only expire if aspire to what they know exists and that is. To Michael and the children's commissioner says that parents should be pushing but that implies that children that the parents know want to do that parents have been given these privileges in the way they know how to to hold themselves and to have that attitude it may be that they lack the confidence and the skills and actually basic skills to be able to say no this isn't right I'm not you know this is this is what I want for my child absolutely we're talking about 3rd and 4th generation unemployment now in whole and these parents are very downtrodden some of them they're living in a cycle of. In themselves they lack the confidence to go out and have a voice for their own children actually and they haven't had the experiences that we're providing for their children so they don't really know what exists out there for them and what can be done about them other organizations schemes for example that can help parents get out of that cycle so that they can push their children forward and hopefully get a hold of that generation after that cycle I think from our perspective we don't engage directly with parents but what we do is inspire their children to want more for themselves and then that will in turn make them want more for their own children so we're breaking that cycle of deprivation and that way I'm sure there are programs and whole that are directed at parents but we're dealing directly at the children up on a course if a child is really excited about experience that they've had so if they've been to London and that's been a phenomenal experience for them and they come home and they're talking about it and they're excited that will rub off on their parents a bit and I have worked with a few parents and had conversations with them and their lack of self-confidence really does affect their ability to sort of represent for the children which for the children now the last half hour we were speaking to the Lygon some institutions like to be a think tank have done some research and Sally told her about the impact of City of Culture now for you this represents a big opportunity absolutely yes we're so excited about City of Culture I think for children and Hall and families and whole they don't think of Hall as a great place to live and they're not proud of being from the city and that is a big part of the bigger picture that if you don't have pride in the place that you live it's very difficult to have pride in yourself and want to do things and be motivated so City of Culture is a great opportunity for all to really get on the map but more so for the children and families and whole to actually participate in some cultural activities and get involved and see the whole is a great place to live it's a wonderful place to be and there are so many opportunities here for young people but we've got to show them the opportunities that are out there so that they know they exist and I think that you are acting is that Lincoln you know it's after the children's university that she's. She's what is needed isn't because as I mentioned earlier on to the lady who was speaking to you from the dots and the masses of people in whole who don't believe and understandably so don't believe that whole city of culture is anything for them I think that's true I think if you're out on the council estates some of the conversations I've had with children they don't even they didn't for a while know what culture City of Culture was there's no idea that it was coming they didn't know how it would impact on them so it is really important for City of Culture to have the 3 each and we're working really closely with the no limits education program to offer as many opportunities for children in hall to participate in City of Culture we've got some really incredible events coming out for the kids and this is how an organization like yours helps redress this balance that's why we're talking to you this morning and particularly this brilliant Facebook and Twitter video which is doing the rounds if you haven't seen it have a look it's all over the place I was on my Twitter feed digital this really inspires pride in children and a great example of how you're trying to close this divide I'm so proud of digital it's going to be an absolutely brilliant platform for schools to use during 2017 it's been funded by the no limits program at 2017 and the idea is that it's an online art gallery every school will have their own page on the online art gallery and they'll be able to upload all of their content that they create Jaring 2017 and our vision is for every child in the city to upload a piece of content on to digital website we've got a Twitter feed digital 2017 you can follow that through that wonderful video is the responses that have been incredible you know the emotion from people about what it's meant to them to watch that video that maybe even Peta leave you with a soft. Best look where that will do more about digital in the next few I don't try to say even you sound like a local go do you have as I said digit. Anyway you can find out more about that online and we will cover that in more detail over the next few days at b.b.c. Radio but a good example of how organizations here are trying to redress the balance in such a bank director. Of cultural Gina versity thanks very much for your time this morning it's 744 now the winner of this year's Turner Prize as we mentioned earlier on is Helen Martin she said she will share the 25000 pounds prize money with the other shortlisted artists suggested she also made last month when she became the 1st winner of the 30000 pound Hepworth prize for sculpture what a wonderful woman the painter and sculptor one with 3 works using everyday objects including cotton buds coins in the soles of shoes was speaking after the announcement she said she didn't want her success to change you know Snipes you wanted to be there and with a group of friends and classmates back I admire so deeply and I work in the future go for it I hope it has no effect on me whatsoever and I can continue into my own kind of Mexico whenever there is a an equation of an uprising and the school that you can you speak of my family and I very much I can stay outside the fact well congratulations to a very very generous of us to share all equally amongst the the artists I suppose spread the art out but I still have absolutely no idea what she's on about when she says that she wants her work to be in a hermetic bubble and then this she means she wants to be unaffected by what's around there if you've got something as a home etic Leigh Sales is not going to get down is it and I want to go and you haven't heard it you had to go see your daughter and yet I don't I didn't use hermetically though she did I said I'm just jealous because you can interpret it any way I'm just looking for digital I've seen this video that and that has referred to and each time I've seen I haven't been able to get sound on my computer so if there was one thing I do today is look for that is look for the digital video thirds it's going it's 40 minutes to write in the headlines this morning has been a rise in domestic violence against men according to a drug and alcohol therapist from north east Lincolnshire and a new tent city has been set up in Scunthorpe hot on the heels of the one hole our reporter Caroline Brocklebank is on a white we'll hear from a very shortly I don't know whether a cold or murky start with extensive low. Cloud mist in some freezing fog highs of 5 Celsius today just 541 found this is b.b.c. Radio Humberside the home of the u.k. City of Culture 27 say the eyes of the wild literally gaze be on hold their voices And you can Him Oh I have. No egos it does you can hear more on how the u.k. City of culture is being spread across the u.k. Next week here at b.b.c. Ready homicide. From Liverpool on Monday Phil White live in New Castle Burnsy in London we're taking the shows on the road next week and we're looking forward to spreading the word of City of Culture and one thing that could happen is that you might end up with hipsters coming to all and visit our We've already got some haven't played well as a piece in The Telegraph yes morning that hipsters in famous for their perfectly green facial hair coffee uniform skinny jeans and plate shirts but now apparently they are responsible for soaring house prices the Telegraph the research would Zoopla and they say that in areas like Dalston Shoreditch and Stratford areas of East London which were previously down at heel prices have gone up by well they've doubled in some cases and the calling of the hipster effect because they affected. Colonize a new area and turn it cool and I think that's what we're hoping for the fruit market in places like that yeah well yeah yeah it can be a good thing it can be a bad thing as well can be about things because it can create a kind of get so that you know they get to have beer and in cool doods Yeah. Anyway we'll see and they only refer to places in the south as well so we'll see whether it does happen in our area and thank you very much for your text by the way this is from a retired police officer on the subject of marriage domestic abuse against men and I've dealt with several domestic abuse involving males in the hole is psychological abuse and even cigarettes took down the body and I of course said financial gain marks and scars may heal but emotional fight and psychological scars do not the reason men don't report abuse to the police is because it is seen that men should not be seen as weak or be laughed at by other men over a beer but this abuse happens and in my opinion is widespread thank you very much for getting into this morning 8 want triples raise the number start the message for the letters on 811 minutes to the biggest shake up of the rail industry in 2 decades has been announced by the Transport Minister Chris Grayling secretary sorry he's planning to effectively merge train and track I mean you know just imagine like the good old days of British Rail train track and a curly sandwich and everyone's happy but the idea is effectively that if the private train companies are responsible for maintaining the truck then there will be fewer delays and problems will be resolved more effectively at least that's what the government saying our reporter Emily union has more well if you look at what we've got now which is the railways that were privatized back in the early 1990 s. With tracks owned and run separately from the train services then the idea to change them would really be to get one single management team a joint management team really to look after each franchise so where that might be virgin East Coast Great Western Railways whatever it is the train operating company and then people from Network Rail would have to work together to try to deal with any problems which in the past it's been quite frustrating to sort out because each side tends to blame. And what will we notice then Emily as passengers. Well hopefully better services because you know as as ordinary passengers we're barely aware most of the time that there is a division between tracks and trains and who's responsible for them but critics do see this division as a source of delay and problem management decisions repairs problems with the services it tends to be a case of passing the buck rather than actually getting stuff done and the idea is if they've got these joint management teams things should get sorted out quickly it's I'm just thinking about summer to me seems like it may add another layer of complexity because if you have a section of track where there are 3 or 4 different train operating companies takes control that's a very good question and not one that I have an answer to clearly Chris Grayling the Transport Secretary think there is a way of making this work we will have to wait and see when the 1st ones actually come into operation you're looking at 2018 south eastern rail and the East Midlands franchises they're both up for renewal so that's when the 1st attempt at these joint management teams will come in but bear in mind that this system is also being tried in some shape or form in Scotland and also by Southwest trains and maybe it's worth seeing whether they are actually succeeding in running a different model or whether it's making a difference. And you know speaking as to was earlier on about the biggest shake up of the rail network in 20 years it's just gone 10 to 8 let's get the latest on the road says Nick thank you very much we'll still looking very slow you make your way on the a $180.00 around all speed towards Grimsby along or kill slow traffic around that farther north a 15 is try to make his way up towards Baton looking a little slower as well after was the junction with the 12 o 6 and what you have some delays around there that is looking quite slow as well around the bridge road elsewhere we have a little bit of slow traffic around Scunthorpe nothing really much to write home about it does seem to have eased off a little bit so if you're on messing or actually heading away from Scunthorpe southbound on towards just a road still a little slow that. Into how looking busy from both railroad on the I $63.00 towards the bridge itself primary way along towards Brighton street looking a bit busy the street flyover as well busy as usual slow traffic on the garrison roads are back on to head road actually looking quite slow towards the Martin bridge and have not again is looking quite slow towards the Moffitt Avenue areas heading into hell toward my feet I knew one or 2 spots a slow traffic that rode a little slow towards Mt Pleasant doesn't actually not looking bad at the moment free to our way toward spring bank a bit of a delay the whole road towards the roundabout looking quite busy too and. Road is looking slow as is causing another towards up every road if you're heading towards Dunn's well on the $879.00 some slow traffic there also better road towards the same roundabout and red car to white to looking slow heading up towards jocks largely I want to explore and slow traffic there back towards Holland way and also the opposite directions are heading away from that with out towards jobs not just looking slow as is meant to weigh and Lincoln was also a little bit of the traffic on the road as well as try to make his way northbound up towards the road roundabout and the updates do get in touch the number here is out of 830123812 more for me in 15 minutes. And James Kelly told us that brakes was on b.b.c. Radio on the same areas few weeks ago one morning I turned up to work walked through the rows bawling Queens gardens and all was normal and then the next morning 10 or 12 tents just arrived apparently from nowhere just popped up it was known as tent city they were protesting about the state of council housing services for homeless people and now it's happened all over again in stone thought the bus station bikes there for us Carol I walk in you see good morning i am sat right next to the campfire and there's one to 3 for. 567810 surround me and that to my left we've got a makeshift kitchen actually which has got lots of pots and pans there's lots of food Hey there's past those cakes I think those mushrooms so lots of different things as I was charcoal here for the Faria and I've I've just pitched up next to 2 people I'm sort of woken woken one person up is freezing cold of c. It's very very cold today and I've also got with me Andrew he was just saying saying hey by the fireside and you're going to just explain your situation and why you hate really I'm homeless and I need to. Get into proper age and get into somewhere. I mean certain places were in the places where being off a diet seems like hostels and install I mean person I'd like to get in a woman a dream flop just you know just be able to sell. And you know being in Iraq and I think I want to do that and how's the community bins of running around I've never seen no like I didn't realise it was so many good people honestly. You've got everything you need to have provided everything and one thing I imagine the council might say is we're trying to provide you with hostel space it's why why aren't you happy with the hostel it's not working for some people you know what it works for you willing not meaning him think of governors are maneuvers it just won't work from. That they can't take 2 from us I'm for not. Constrained is to. Say that for me again the lifestyle we live. Most in what way of logic cooperation I did so would be going to hold you really no good for me really of my own place below my hill. The last 2 we're going to sell my old gentleman looked up. And. I've been a little bit on my all the last 2 years very. Easy. Easy a is easy of course it is easy up as some people might say you know Yet you have to go through that process to then get you right in the hospital to kick your. Julissa liver get my own place. And well let you get some sleep because he is getting a little bit warmer now so hopefully you'll actually be able to get some sleep it's been 3 sing tonight so thank you so much to both of you for speaking to me telling thank you the campaign that you're hearing from school calls all nothing each accountable to do more to help homeless people deputy leader counsellor while some joins us now Robbie hearing stories from those people why can't you provide them with a combination. We try to look after people as individuals who are so obviously you know you have just a fairly complex set of circumstances those tend to found themselves well we've been down yesterday to me initially with the paid leave 'd to provisionally you know we want to work with them to try and solve their own personal circumstances but you know at the end of the day we're not. By also the means to just provide everybody wants to live in a manner if we were able to every one of your listeners that they would choose to raise probably invariably not the House or the living now so you're saying that being unrealistic Well I think you know we all have to be realistic about what what we try to do you know we try to think of it as the whole person Jen is come out of prison we have the actual station which is on Coldstream the school so we would work with him to try and find work experience to try and give him an opportunity to get him back in. But they can't be about you know we just provide you the hope that you'd like to and then you'd be isolated from the rest of the world and nothing else would need to happen you know when you live in an environment in live in a neighborhood people need to interact with other people and their actions respond you know all of the people so well we're with people as individuals we want to find the best place the government. Gave us 3000000 pounds to build on Vale house as it's now called and that we work with people as individuals and we commission a service that will help secure employment which is dependent say. If an opportunity of a just well those just talking about another human being and their house are always a is a is a hostel which invariably these homeless people have been saying both that tent city hall and these new warnings come from hostels do not work for them because it is not a hostel while the other individual key properties one bedroom to put There are only there for that which when we try to people's life around because it's got to be about removing dependency in a whole way just where people from another have gone on to say so when have people who have lived in the house gone on well there's a whole range of options to for people post post you know what I mean what we pay driving for ways we want people to be in secure employment because then they'll be able to make better choices about the houses that they can live in we want them to 'd to have refused to penances because sometimes a whole complex set of circumstances you know let's be clear we don't want them to be in a tent in school full time 70 when I'm ready to take action to move them on like they did in hold Well I think well 1st of all it's a public view RINGBACK and of course members of the public is as kind as people have be you know people are often step by public collections like that and we also are you taking legal action to meet them on a really big issue with the to do is we need to solve the. Depletes your circumstances are you taking legal action to move them on and offices will be down today to work with people and yes I want to the question I don't have a problem with it yes we have to. People in public areas and so yes there will be actions to move people out but not before we've taken every reasonable that to try and find you know properties for each of those people work with people as individuals as we try. To sell some of the problems in their lives All right Rob thank you very much for speaking to us this morning appreciate you coming on that's the deputy leader of North think it's a council Rob while some commenting on tent city ensconce all be listening to b.b.c. Radio Humberside is just approaching 8 o'clock if you children are born in the north they have lower life chances than those born in the south of England that's according to a new report from the children's commissioner and they say that more than parents need to be more pushy We'll find out why after. Easter. This is b.b.c. Radio Humberside. Just 18 o'clock then the sun is finally coming up in a sense a bit of a frosty and cold day ahead let's get the latest news headlines now his clerk looks good morning the transport secretary Chris Grayling will set out plans today for a major overhaul in the way the net rail network across England is run he'll propose that Network Rail which is publicly owned should share responsibility for burning the tracks with the private train operating companies Mr Grayling says he wants all sides in the industry to work more closely together to improve reliability what needs to happen with a Network Rail is it needs to become more of a collection of root based businesses with local management folks and what's best for their own line. Their own passengers their own commuters and never has not been focused enough on the needs of the passenger that's going to change it will change as a result of pushing power down for individual routes a little change as a result of really joining up that what Rails operations with those of the train operators but the leader of the our n.t. Union Mick cash wound that's putting aspects of trying to maintenance in the hands of private sector could harm safety it's quite clear that they want to break up Network Rail they want to private eyes the structure they want to give companies like Go ahead of metal and absolute disaster the sudden franchise the opportunity to run our infrastructure as well as our trains and that's will be another disaster as substance the repairs from north east Lincolnshire is seeing a big rise in domestic violence against men it comes as figures from the charity to mankind initiative revealed the number of women convicted of domestic abuse has more than who drew pulled in the past 10 years Paul Thompson from Grimsby works with people with addictions he says more men are telling them they're being abused by their partners or drug and alcohol issues have always been the the warning area that I'm finding quite fascinating domestic violence I think education is pretty much out there with regards to domestic violence. Against females but I'm seeing a huge increase with domestic violence towards men some of the world's biggest tech companies and to work together to stop the spread of extremist content online they are to share details of images and videos they're taking off their own sites to stop the material cropping up elsewhere. Children's University in Hull is welcoming a new investigation looking at the challenges of growing up in the north of England the children's commissioner says she wants parents in the north to be pushy in order to help their children much the prospects available to young people in the south Natasha bank from the children's university and help told it's important to raise children's us peroration I think it's really good that people are finally talking about this issue because in hall one in 3 children grow up living in poverty compared to the national average of one in 5 and that's unacceptable for us and what we are trying to do as a charity is raise children's aspirations and get them thinking about the world of work and all the opportunities that exist for them campaigners have set up a new tent city in North Lincolnshire it's appeared near to the scandal bus station the people living there say they want the council to help more homeless people into houses the whole based telecommunications company k. Com says it's still unsure how many customers have been affected by a cyber attack that took place over a week ago the bug 1st hit broadband connections across the city 10 days ago but some customers a still unable to connect to the Internet Ok com says it's now rolling up an upgrade for all routers to protect them from further attacks. The founder of the rescue lifeboat service will receive an o.b.e. Today Paul Barrett will travel to Buckingham Palace he's being honored for his work with the lifeboat charity which is rescued more than $5000.00 people since it was formed in 1909 Paul says everyone who's connected with the charity deserves an award. In my opinion it's for all of us everybody from the donors you know because we are an Independent my post station we're not connected with you on a lie all the running costs the whole thing has to come out of our own collection boxes sort of in sport tele 19th in the table after last night's will nail defeated Middlesborough Scunthorpe United could move a step closer to Wembley final when they host League 2 side Morcombe in the a.f.l. Trophy tonight and Grimsby Town say they've now sold their 4000 tickets allocation for the game at Doncaster Rovers this Saturday let's get the weather now his due has with the forecast it's a cold America starts the day today we do have a yellow work warning in force issued by the Met of a snit sticks with us right through to 9 am this morning and that's to the patches of fog I think visibility out the roads is going to be quite limited and actually given the light winds these countries may well persist well past 9 am I think throughout the day they will slowly start to lift into like clouds but it is going to be a rather dull day so if you heading out Allow yourself a bit of extra time and take care on the roads will see one or 2 you brighter intervals Philippines afternoon with a maximum temperature of 5 Celsius 541 informant right. Now let's see how the roads are getting on his neck thank you very much I mentioned last time it was looking slow towards Grimsby on the a 180 the queue in traffic now almost back towards the Barnaby interchange and the a 15 itself towards the Barnaby interchange as well is looking slow and the slow traffic continues on the I want to get through the Stalingrad interchange so towards the great coats area that again looking quite busy so watch out for delays around that this is actually in the opposite direction from the bottom being changed towards hybrid is looking very slow towards going through but heading away from Grimsby Grimsby towards Sterling. Is busy as well I'm not sure why it's a slow it's quite unusual for it to be that busy at this time also in to bring a little bit of slow traffic so from Robbie towards break watch out for delays around their skull top at the moment seems to be coming quite well no real sign of any problems around there into how one or 2 spots are slow traffic at the moment so from the bridge over primary way towards Brighton street looking a little slightly around Brighton street moving quite well the Daughtry Street live a busy as usual coming off the bridge northbound up towards both roads a little slow from of the a 15 on the I 63 underneath the bridge is looking busy southbound on the I once explored towards the bridge is starting to build as well Holderness road looking quite slow as well as trying to make his way over Mt Pleasant towards great Union Street Garrison road and head road looking slow as usual towards the Martin bridges well through ganster the a 105 is trying to make its way into wards how that again is looking quite busy for the time of day and we have some slow traffic now I mention this last time if you hadn't towards dones Well I'm turned 79 some busy traffic there too also of every road looking slow and red cart away towards the same roundabout heading out of Beverly down towards jokes Lodge is a bit of a queue that we also have got along a queue of traffic southbound So if you're making away from the dog kennel roundabout on the 1035 dock and a lane that's busy as well all the way down pretty much towards the roundabout there the killing will graze roundabout and you do get in touch the number here is a double 3123 a 182 there's more from me in 15 minutes this is b.b.c. Radio Humberside morning 65 and 6 of December at Sally and James at breakfast and Sally's just unfurled this war through Christmas into our studio here by b. In one fell swoop effectively I didn't eat orange in studio Oh no it's fine we can it's my alright you 80 far away from the control stuff thanks to court martial offense that's your right I've just learned to deal with it I laugh Yeah well purely for poetic it I'm sure we can get away with it I don't see how the studio not still got the smell of orange upon my hand yes that's right you're just at the back door yes I went outside. When it's my own car actually Anyway let's all get to 1st base it smells gorgeous it's very festive advents on the way in our next guest is wearing the best Christmas jumper I've seen all year basic goods on ice in a Trek the holes it's a pond it's a play on words nervousness Terence Smith Marigold you're tricky I know I'm proud to be one 0 wonderful it's a very desirable Christmas jumper for the right kind of person I'm impressed so get Christmas on the white breakfast acts of kindness advent calendar is underway as well reports Callum Brocklebank will be feeding the birds today to shore challenge to I feed the Spits pigeons or sometimes feed the sparrows to give me a sense of enormous wellbeing and are happy for the rest of the day safe there was always be a piece of my heart devoted to name the song Sally you know blur part life well done Bonus points if you that I never true word spoken I don't think in the same simplest but in the don't do it does did in all my sense of well being is wonderful you put you put you know and there they are so satisfying to see them come and gobble them up James It really is really so. For stuff like hell of a challenge for today will be another one tomorrow as well but you are welcome to join in and feed the birds this morning if you'd like to tweeters say See what I did. Not Feel free to carry on so this morning we'll talk about that we'll also talk about the Turner Prize and what it's like to grow up in the north rock children apparently there was a north south divide we'll talk about it now these days Sally Fairfax and James Pike host I break 1st on b.b.c. Radio on the sun. Is 10 past 8 and it's choose to morning we'd all like to think we have the same opportunities growing up regardless of where we live we know of course that is nothing near the case nothing near the reality whether you were raised in the north of the South could have a big impact on your prospects there are over 3600000 children growing up in the north of England and the children's commissioner says she says concerned that they're not getting the same life chances as children in the south that she's. Launched an investigation into it seems the whole comedian Lisa Beaumont agrees she's on the panel for this report is. There research that proven that children in the knock knock and benefit show you know unlike Ellen in the game where you know especially combat and background and then they want to improve their obviously an issue so much down. Lottery where you know I mean it's not as are depending on where you grow or that aspect your life. Great that are trying to do something about well this project will look at inequality between different communities as well as the north south divide part of it will be guided by young people they'll talk about their ambitions their experiences which is why we wanted to speak to Terence Smith he is the youngest man in England aged 19 Terence he became the bearer of cool I did yes great on a really in the studio with his now what do you make of what you heard about this report is it ring true I think the the report does ring true and I think it's finally confirmed what we were worried that did exist especially in young people it really is depending on where you live to plans on your opportunities we commissioner says that she thinks parents need to be pushy in the Noles we talked to Natasha about that of course us that's full of problems as well because you've got parents who are very confident themselves then it is a self-perpetuating problem that's going to carry on for generations would you say that you have pushy parents and that it's partly down to them that you've become a success I wouldn't pushy parents I still have to have parents that supported my decision really what I did in my children and what I've done by a mare was really my own decision and came out of my own self determination but a supportive family helped really useful into what I've achieved so not so much maybe pushy parents because that can lead to problems where kids feel pressured and so to famine. Please but a supportive family I think is definitely courage him and her family who know how to fight your corner who have the confidence to do that and in terms of their speaking to teachers for example definitely it's one thing that I have to give credit to my family's been able to speak to my teachers and been able to fight my corner every possibility so really it's also not being scared of teachers we've got a member there they're humans at the end of the day you know they're just doing their job so really don't be afraid to go and speak to CIO or teachers even if your child and parents are just trying get the best you can of your opportunities I think in some pushy parents is perhaps a bit of a media misnomer we're talking actually about parents supportive invested in their children's future and then clearly you are only the look he wants but in your parish for people growing up in goal. Setting the national press will point out goes an opportune an example of where opportunities are scant. Definitely I think that there is a lot that could be done for young people but there's a lot there for young people already in goal we have a fantastic large Scout Movement which I was a part of which has really helped me and that helped a lot of other young people and there is a lot there for children for go but there's a lot more that could be done and I think that needs to be the priority for the government is to do more in northern rural towns and you think it's as simple as a north south divide because you know that we've plenty of people in parts of the south of also lacking opportunities I mean earlier on I was trying to think you know is it because they're closer to London it's easier to get to London for the culture opportunities but you could be half an hour outside of London and have never even visited If you haven't got enough money for the trains are absolutely I mean it's one thing that we are very lucky for in the north is that we will cost of living is cheaper than living in the south but then we like you say we don't have the the cultural aspects of London but then we've got the cultural aspects of whole and we should be grateful that So really people in the felf are going to be in the same situation people in the north it's not just simply the loft or tried like so it's a communal divide and it's a divide that's bedded. Deep into politics and deep into our country that needs to be stopped sooner rather than later always interesting we can link this to another story about East Riding schools receiving a mug's the lowest funding per head anywhere in the country do you think the government's doing enough to attempt to rebalance this for northern kids absolutely not no I mean it's great that we we have the non-power hard minister now from a noble constituency and he's getting out there but there needs to be more done for young people in education you can't just blanket policy on education anymore I don't think they've got to be tailored to certain areas and funding has to be encouraged in more areas in the other and really to make the north south divide smaller and hopefully one day eradicated Terrence really nice talk to this morning thanks very much for coming in thank you we're loving the jumper by the way Trek the halls with barrels of Spock is what I thought is Yep Terence Smith marriage girl with a fabulous Christmas jumper on this morning so just approaching a quarter past 8 you know the news this morning the transport secretary Chris Grayling has outlined plans for a major overhaul of the way the railway network is run in England and the man who founded a life boat rescue service to the Humber will receive an o.b.e. Today the weather cold and murky to start with with extensive low cloud mist and some freezing fog and that's I'm tempted today at 5 Celsius that's 41 in town high b.b.c. Radio Humberside on saw all next week we're celebrating the story of whole 27 scenes with the rest of the u.k. On Mondays a break free show is live from Liverpool getting tips from the 2008 European Capital of Culture on Tuesday join me Phil White from 12 as the afternoon show heads to Newcastle the home of the 1st great exhibition of the north in 28 teams then on Wednesday join me and to comfort from story line from Leeds as the city bids for European Capital of Culture 2023. Come Thursday from the bench the show asks what the b.b.c. Will bring to hold 2017 live from New Broadcasting House in London then on Friday we stick around in the capital to see what the people in London think in the bow surrounding hold 27th St All next week b.b.c. Radio Humberside told celebrating the story of home 27 c. With the rest of the u.k. 70 minutes past 8 there will be a Christmas jumper gallery on our Facebook page for you to look forward to how how you will reveal a majority of our various guests have been in Breakfast over the last few weeks with their various bubbles on the jumpers you are going to miss jumper this morning but yours is kind of quite high oh this isn't in the taste stakes exactly 30 subtly is just kind of the it's more of a Nordic design is reindeer starting to make the previous one which I got from Prime up the year before it had a full roaring fire. Trace again smoke things popping off the top which I bought on the 22nd of December for about 3 quid and that's my tip for you get over the following years and don't try to give me a bad thing tips Oh yeah trying it will go on and I see you with the Christmas jumper getting ready here and yeah I'll go and find one this time next week I will find a Christmas jumper for that price or less Ok it's a deal I look forward to it the more to kill us the better you know if you can get on the Sound and Vision. A light and sound display I'll see what I can do is quote past a will just gone quarter past a 5 is coming up to 20 past day anyway was 3 minutes between friends we'll have a quick look inside some of our local papers a free haircut on the page 8 of the hold any mail homeless people from across the hall enjoyed a free head cut from one of the region's top Salans project hot dog homeless support which is somewhere you visited recently was yes the cafe on Spring Bank is fabulous and well worth a visit and all the money that goes towards feeding homeless people but not without the you know a lot of people working in there are. Have been homeless themselves and they live in the flats above the cafe and it really is a brilliant community initiative where you know your money is making a real difference is well documented they had a soup kitchen outside the Guild Hall on Monday and around a dozen homeless people took advantage of that hairdresser who turned up to give them all a trim that was unique sounds by the way given the trend and Harvey Johnson is on page 20 of the hold email all he wanted for Christmas was the return of his stolen Shetland pony and now after making a Christmas wish and asking Santa for a safe return his dreams come true 10 weeks after the 4 year old's beloved miniature pony honey was snatched from a field near ghoul honey has come home sounds like a film titled I think I may have a t.v. Like I'm not sure I'd leave a 4 year old with a Shetland my my sister in left with a.j. On though but I just that they've got reputation on the Shetlands For been a bit spicy like a good stump stump of the 4 you have or do you. Know is a horses you know you're not much of a horse person then. But you know no no no there is I don't have our own a.j. I think I think the thoughts in us donkey but that's about as far as I can go for whenever I think of people wearing ponies It always reminds me of the brilliant Simpsons episode when Simpson at least there once a pony so home Simpson gets about 3 jobs and goes to bed for 5 minutes for us to get Oprah's Next jogger so we can afford a pony for Lisa Frisbee Telegraph this morning pages in 6 and 7 the Derek side of the Form a bird's eye factories to be redeveloped with the 1st homes due to be available on site in the spring clean Meadows is what is called that to be a brand new 184 home development on Lady Smith road and it's hoped that the development will give the road the regeneration that it deserves some breaking news this morning North Yorkshire power station Drax has announced plans to buy an energy supply company for just over a 3rd of a 1000000000 pounds it's confirmed plans to buy 4 gas turbine development projects which will greatly expand the enterprise drunks of course open to. Well this point has been a publicly traded company on the stock exchange but simply a single power station I think Britain's biggest power station for a long time trading just sell more and they start the day clearly a big acquisition for the company and that their wife forward it's just approaching 21 minutes past 8 Nick Robbins morning thank you good morning to you while we still have some very slow traffic along old queue actually as far you're hiding from the brokers begin to change only a $180.00 towards Grimsby looking very very slow on the slow traffic going past well south just south of still looking very busy around there also we had a little bit of such traffic father heading away from Grimsby but farther east that all seems to have gone now into Grimsby I wanted to do a little bit to slow traffic on the a 16 so if you make your way up towards the junction with Victoria strickly thought rather that it's looking a little busy at the moment towards Westgate over Westgate looking pretty good no sign of any delays around there the big Parkway fairing pretty well but will be road towards the peaks Parkway sponsor Coast man is looking a little slow on the usual slow traffic if you had to go up towards New Waltham at the moment allow throw towards station is looking busy as well into scum thought last time I spoke that it was looking pretty good around Scunthorpe things are starting to build a little bit now so I should be road is looking slower towards the Queensway roundabout and some slow traffic too on the Queensway down towards Grange Lane and then as try to make its way towards brick road that's looking a little slow to also dog kennel lane Bishop Burton southbound there's been an accident so between the b. $1248.00 and the killing all grades are around about a match this was looking slow last time we now know it is a an accident there causing those delays so give yourself a bit of extra time around they're heading away from Beverly busy as usual on the a 164 and minced away towards the 164 looking slow generally slow down towards Jock's large the opposite direction from skid be pretty much all the way up towards jokes lodges looking slow as well don't restrict flyover is looking busy into how and also if you're heading on the I $63.00 from the junction with the a 15 underneath the bridge towards prairie way some slow traffic there too and the updates to get in touch the number here is out of 30123 a wanted to table from me in 15 minutes. It's breakfasts on b.b.c. Radio on the side. It's 23 minutes past 8 this Tuesday morning Sally and James here with you for breakfast today now we've been talking this morning about domestic abuse against men a therapist has told us he's seeing a huge increase in domestic violence towards men it comes as figures from the charity mankind initiative reveal the number of women convicted of domestic abuse is more than quadrupled in the past 10 years Well earlier we heard from him McNichol who suffered from domestic abuse at the hands of his partner in Grimsby for me the abuse was horrific and I actually contemplated taken my own life that was the severity it's the psychological impact that takes far longer to recover from. The abuse into context was a homeowner who became homeless for a 2 months able bodied who became registered disabled on mark to permanent scarring and financially secure to the verge of bankruptcy that was the impact yeah a shocking story from in an hour ago this morning Paul Thompson is a substance therapist from northeast Lincolnshire he works with people with addictions and says that more manna telling him they're being abused by their partisan places say joins us from our Grimsby studio now morning Paul. I'm really interested to hear about this this this rising trend is this that men are just being more honest or is abuse on the rise I think it's a bit of both really men are being more honest being taught how to be more honest and open about their emotions and feelings but I think is on the rise or I could hear the whole of the u.k. I work in schools colleges and universities industry and hospital settings and the people I see on a day to day basis are actually saying to me you know this is happening to me takes an awful lot for someone to come forward and admit to that type of domestic violence but it's it's only increase. When Ian spoke to was earlier on he mentioned that the whole language surrounding domestic abuse is wrong because it doesn't encourage men to speak up about their stories White Ribbon Day for example refers to domestic violence against women it even manages to forget about those same sex relationships where domestic abuse might be happening Yeah that's a huge issue as well I think from my point of view when I do a seminar maybe 203040 men and women at the end of the session I probably get between 5 and 10 percent of those people hanging back wanting to have a quiet word with me have a chart because they're suffering from some form of not always physical but emotional violence. Violence is the word with we're talking about some of the very worst violence here and it strikes me that what we need to do is move to a point where gender isn't relevant here it's just people abusing people all the work I do is mainly it's not gender based it's just about that where we used violence what I try to do is make it Ok for people to come forward to tell their story the 1st step for anyone that's how they're now driving to where walking to work on the bus listening to this on a on a player is to speak to somebody anybody just make sure that they don't internalize it because that's where all of the things that in talked about come out you have nowhere to go with this Could you imagine being a man in a workplace environment in industry for instance coming forward to his friends and saying I'm domestically abused most people in this country just don't have the knowledge and understanding so I guess what I'm saying is about education and it's the perpetrators of the violence as much as the victims who need help. It is from my point of view the earlier we get in with an intervention into a family setting the less damage will be done to the relationship and also I've you know a very big interest in the in the young people that are watching the domestic violence because they're observing their parents their relationships falling apart and I get involved with a lot of young people that then start using substances different substances alcohol and drugs self medication to cope they'll be they'll be young children today that have witnessed in the last 24 hours horrendous domestic violence and the only way they can cope with that is with substance misuse Paul thanks very much for time this morning Paul Thompson substance abuse therapist from northeast Lincolnshire it's a 27 with a morning sports Adam pope morning morning it was a bad night but also if you lost one know what relegation rivals Middlesborough washerwomen the loss of another strike to injury news of Avalon and the spacing a hernia operation which was sidelined him for 3 weeks came after city passed at the chance to move out. The bottom 3 at the expense of the host instead they're for Malone play Gaston Ramirez scored the game's only goal to sit might feel inside the game from our point of view was really really disappointing disappointing from the fact that we we had we had a game plan and to some degree the game plan was working and then we conceded. Silly got calls really you know we can't call on except those situations that we don't do our jobs properly when it comes to market corners we all of responsibilities players are responsibilities and if we don't see them through we get punished may well said he will host fellow strugglers Swanzy sit in the 3rd round of the f.a. Cup The title is likely to be played on Saturday the 7th of January which may allow the road really dark between c. And whole chaos to be played the following day Scunthorpe United could move a step closer to a Wembley final when they host lead to side Morcombe in the e.f.l. Trophy the on and to the knockout stages of the controversial competition having won all 3 of their group games for Josh Morris there's no greater incentive than a chance to play at the National Stadium or see if any football player to play at Wembley has the ultimate as an air play they have been looking at play they want a great stadium and he's been given a bit of stick but it is that when they say I will be trying to win the game as is normal that after the knockout stage now so it's a bit more of a small state kind of thing even I've got another game to rely on so I have a game we'll take you seriously when we'll try and win them and get the result or the progress we've commentary of the on home to more come on Tuesday night support from 7 following sports you can hear it on all our frequencies our Freeview channel 7 to one against b town said they now sold their 4000 ticket allocation for the game a don't pass the rovers The man has had to the key stadium a week on Saturday and Hawkins the rovers are back Jimmy Ellis is not prepared to say where his long term future lies in would be Lee The 27 year old is on a season long loan from Super League side who are still Giants and he says he's not thinking any further ahead than next year I signed a 3 year contract so orders filled and. Not sure what it will be like. Once this year's Dons are out and I'll keep keep quiet about that to keep meadow and all and see what happens yours is Joe Root has been included in the in one day and t 20 squads to tour India next month despite his fiance due to give birth than yours is Liam Plunkett how David Willey and Jonny Bairstow join roots in the one day international set up was all except best to make the t 20 squad own Morgan will count them both and squash 3 time world champion it Matthew Peters from New York and former world number one James will stop to win the British Grand Prix in Manchester. In the militia and East Yorkshire This is b.b.c. Radio. Is half past 8 then let's get an update on the news headlines are. Good morning they are n.t. Union has expressed concern about the government's plan for an overhaul of the way the railway network is run in England ministers want private train operating companies and Network Rail which manages the track to work more closely together the union said this could lead to the break up in private I think of Network Rail there's been a big rise in domestic violence towards men in north east Lincolnshire according to a substance misuse there are pissed Paul Thompson says more men are coming forward the charity mankind initiative who support male victims says the number of women convicted of domestic abuse has more than quadrupled in the past 10 years in McNichol is an ambassador for the mankind initiative and in a domestic abuse survivor from Grimsby he told Is there still isn't enough help from men we are seeing more men coming forward but unfortunately sons and dads and brothers are not treated the same so for example when it comes to refuge accommodation the scum provision for men. Prospects for children in the north of England will improve if the city is in its work together according to the Department for Education Research will look at the impact of growing up in the north it will investigate how greater cooperation can help improve areas such as education chemically peoples in the self are more likely to achieve better g.c.s.e. Grades than those in the north You Tube Facebook Twitter and Microsoft are to share information to help them delete extremist content more quickly the companies will exchange technical data on photos and videos promoting extremism it's going to orbit is the latest place in our area to host a tent city it's appears near to the town's bus station the people staying there want the council to do more to help homeless people deputy leader of North Lincolnshire Council Rob Waltham says they will take action to move them but will help individuals willing to solve the individual circumstance and offices today to work with people and the. People public areas and so you have there will be action now imagine being so happy that your sporting team has one that she calls an earthquake that's what happened for American football fans he created a tremor equivalent to a 5.79 magnitude earthquake when their team scored a game winning touchdown this is in Ohio State and Miami University professors there teamed up with geologists from the Department of Natural Resources to devise the fun quakes magnitude scale Have you ever been that excited by sport never been that excited also never sun Clay a fan quake Yeah they have I think they must've been stamping their feet and jumping up and down I don't know we know America is a large nation than the u.k. He's of any bearing on it you think. I don't I don't. Want the natives. Yes I didn't if you mean the people I did I did say that I say he. Possibly Anyway I know I know when I excited I'll be honest right tell me is that Robin Solo has the earth never move you James Shore it has Anyway the a 180 looking very very slow at the moment as we mentioned before the traffic back beyond the bond to be in the change now and heading along all the way past also be actually said it was going to be looking very slow that. Emily's dad thank you for your update on that and Neil and Sid to thank you for keeping us in touch with what's going on around that looking a little slow into and out of break at the moment as you might expect the so often quite busy around this time of day so if you're traveling from Robie towards big watch out for the ladies there it's gone don't want to sponsor slow traffic as usual so the 18 is looking quite busy at the King's way try to make his way up towards the junction with Scott Road and also don't cast a road towards the same back around about looking a little busy to around the where are we don't kind of lane southbound but you button there's been an accident there which has left the road partially blocked so looking very slow between the beat at 1248 and the killing Well great roundabout so that's looking quite slow around that area also heading out to better the usual spot as the traffic they want to explore towards jokes lodge if you're travelling towards jokes Lodge from Dunn's Well the opposite directions are westbound the moment that's looking quite slow how road every road down towards the down on the downs will run about is looking slow too as is race car to white South Park by the road looking quite slow almost back towards arms well as well and slow traffic down towards class road and then once you get beyond off road one of his want to slow traffic that also took him by slow on leads road this morning for the slow traffic on the ropes and wait lead road all the way down towards whole road is looking busy at the moment and the updates particularly if you could tell me why it's a slow eastbound on the a 180 around the block as b. Interchange towards our speed you get in touch the number here is audible 301230182 the small for me in 15 minutes this is the facts and James take us places on the beat. You see radio listen now if you let me have a smart you will know just how annoying it is when it goes flat about halfway through this is a sort of a problem of modern life but the papers reported this morning that a new supercapacitor is being developed which you can carry around in your pocket and fully charge your phone in seconds and they'll do a 1000 times and it's only months away they can be inconvenient there are times when I'm quite quite glad when my battery runs out and you know just go away from that a little bit so you can make not have got people calling me all the time wanting a piece of me but it reminds me of the back to the future moment when you think that we will genuinely be carrying around the future gigawatts or jiggle what's in our pockets that will have this classic moment reenacted. Try to write what you. Know Yes Can you just imagine actually having that again back to my childhood I want you to live it every day is Christmas movie for you there earlier on by the way on Page 6 your little time banker mom we mentioned this girl in the whole that email Hannah has now moved to Kent but reckons that she saw a ghost in the 100 countries and has a back in 2030 he's going to her friend there's a girl that goes wants to be her friend and I had an email this morning from a listener Mr a listener who says that if the ghost was to be her friend maybe she'd go on Facebook. Yeah good idea thank you very much for that contribution let's have a look at the weather before we find out what's going on with birds they after 9 o'clock today here's that would you heard us good morning it's a very very foggy start to the day today really dense patches of fog causing all sorts of issues out on the roads so just take it steady visibility we're becoming going get the long thought and I'm just like I have plenty of tar you know I think given the right when these conditions are going to persist actually for many areas to update it's going to be a bit of a murky kind of day the really really dense fog will lift a low cloud We'll continue to see a lot of that as well as well but there is a chance that we could see if you limit it brighter and will take you on the East Coast but temperatures today are going to. It down about 4 or 5 degrees so we'll start to see a bit of a breeze pick up at night tonight south westerly wind that will clear the skies I think in the early hours of tomorrow morning so it could turn a little bit colder but a minimum temperature in towns and city centers of about 40 degrees and then things are going to become much milder temperatures tomorrow will reach about having all 12 Celsius which is maybe double the average for this time of year it's going to feel very very in seasonally mild we've got this strength thing south westerly breeze that's pulling up. From the south west we've got a big area of low pressure in the Atlantic as well that's what the winds are swirling on top right around but because it's low pressure we are going to see slightly more unsettled weather over the next few days I think we'll see a bit of a weak weather front come and go on Thursday that will bring with it some patchy rain some too as though maybe some heavy showers for a time but it does look as they will see the return of some brightness just in time for the weekend but then in short a forecast it's valid until midnight tonight when South 3 are less increasing 45 later the states move occasionally start later weather folk patches near the shore and visibility moderate or good but occasionally very poor near the shore and your next high tide for Burlington is 851 going to be 950 hold 1025 and go 1137 Abbi thanks very much indeed it's 21 minutes to 9 Burns he's been talking about train fares recently and the rip off rail fares in our region compared to other areas but the irony is that you got to break for the price you got to Portugal $99.00 to know I've just had a weekend away $99.00 to know each way for a flight to now. My wife and sister got a train back from Leeds that was more expensive than the flight to Portugal really thought you go along because really when you think about the costs I don't but if you want to see you got to pay more you know so now it's not known now it's serious you know your poll is no $1.00 there is that no $99.00 and higher can't afford a g.t.t. . S'pore state of all of this 18 quid 18 quid for a hiker. The boat could have bought a Ford Focus for 8 quid for Ford that ladies and gentlemen is the shoulder season that's what you do you got to go to sell the season yeah everything she's got does not show it me at the end yes shoulder season over that's tremendous problems it's the end of the season just don't go at the end when there's less demand and you get bargains Yeah although you do get so yeah if you don't get medicine for 3 days it was just a change of scenery and every hour every so often you've got to do it. So moment by the way you pleased to see me I was not just a supercapacitor in your pocket Charging your phone for 20 what. We're going to do today that's a good question. We have we've had phone but it's a bit of the news day and I do detect it's a bit of a thing news day without phone been asking people to be a b.b.c. Burnsy breaking news correspondent So what should breaking news this morning come on and be you could be a domestic correspondent the toast has been burnt nearly half a toast in the kitchen this morning you could you could own a factory and you've decided to take on a 100 extra stuff and that would be a real breaking news for a small business and you've decided to double your workforce to part timers will tell you that this morning to be a big breaking news correspondent James Pike also got some got some breaking news for you last night I went to my very 1st bootcamp session right and it was in North be for the whole run of the idea is that you go and get fit and things I met this person train a guy called not a nice bloke and he said all we film everyone you know we film everyone clearly won in the opening film want to see this film that you've got to carry a massive beer keg right of you had any with all the different stripes on them I didn't read a massive back I can but it's just been bitten by a dog I sorry I didn't realise that stripes indicate white so here I am trying to carry the heaviest of them all this oh I didn't know takes a lot of goes oh you know you can see I'll get over there and they're all absolutely creasing out me laugh it may I didn't. I was 1st of the one with no stripes on the ground no water in it and you are managed but I tell you what can't lift my arms above my years now I get Prescott but. That's that's worrying if he needs a fitness trainer to look at the state I mean I'm Karen may be a character Oh it takes all types and yeah I can remember once you got time for this story going to do similar when I was younger and fitter and running with telegraph poles on the shoulders round the hills outside Manchester was something I'd rather have a Scottish self but. I think this army training needs to be 3 if you're one in the middle to one of the from the back and 4 of you actually because of then you have to sprint from the back to the front and somehow not drop the pole as you were running up the hills hard just with all of you and secondly to get melted down and you know no no no it wouldn't I wouldn't know my Ok all right I was on the main chance. B.b.c. Fancy breaking news correspondent joining me now and then see if 9 1st of all the international students who can't get home for Christmas are being given the chance to spend the day with a family in our region this is a lovely I think is the charity host of a range for the students to spend a day in the homes of volunteers across East Yorkshire in northern Lincolnshire Eriksson Hersey's helped helping to organize the project in our area he is has taken in its international students himself and he's very patiently waiting on the line to tell us about it now Eric lovely idea this for you good morning everybody. We've been. For a lot of years we've been organizers that we welcome students personally I'm looking forward this Christmas to welcoming a student from Vietnam I've not had a student in Vietnam my reading this made me realise just how scant my knowledge is that country so I need to do some research 1st and then chat about life and the whole country it's a cultural exchange that is about history you can learn. Yeah as I was saying it's a cultural exchange you learn you learn from each other I guess you do you do. Well we've had students who said to us this event this week it's more weekends and days days are difficult if it's a we can do it good weekend are you going to stay for Christmas we have a Japanese under the Vietnamese this Christmas coming but we've had students who said to us this weekend has changed my view of the British another one said this weekend has changed my view of British food. They've lived in a hole with other international students they've not met other people it's a chance to get international students a touch of what Britain is about and is a chance to get host a wider view on the the world and to meet some fascinating people and of course it's very helpful isn't it because these students who are living in holes either they'd be on their own for Christmas because the cost for to go back home for that short period of time. Or at the very least would I mean with the delays allowed to stay in halls if that over the Christmas period or they closed up various we've had student heard of students who had to move to a different hall over Christmas because their holy shirt we have had one student who was going to be on the road in the hall for 40 people at Christmas we took another year which were extra student 3 that Christmas it was great you got to be able to staying with you you're they've got to have a room we can ask as overnight as if they are happy to share trading badness in one room and almost invariably they are so they meet somebody else as well although they come with another student friend is certainly something I would recommend I'm brought up in a house where my mum and dad took in foreign students as large as he were here for a short courses at the university and they were invariably they were people from abroad and he said they develop Maine as a person I like to think it made me to know I am today I suppose. Because we we stayed friends with these people and that's what happens isn't you become lifelong friends I don't have the benefit many many years ago now of doing a years teaching in American exchange and I look back on that year and I still look back on the people who influenced me the people I met the kindnesses that were done . My farewell meals at the end of the year started 4 weeks before I left so Eric what do people do if they're listening to this now and they'd like to be able to welcome an international student into their home over Christmas what do they need to do next they need to get on the website ideally which is w w w dot host u.k. Dot org. Can I give you a head office phone number you can write it down and pass it on it's 020-773-9629 extension 2 they will contact the person who is in charge which. Is driving would actually be my wife she's taking over from me on organizing the Friday we are just a whole list Ok never get enough for Christmas especially Eric thank you very much for joining us this morning if you're interested in that we can pass the number on or you can go to the website which is a host u.k. Dot all the b.b.c. Radio Humberside just one quarter to 9 love the idea that you know suppose tradition in our family on Christmas Eve sets an extra place at the table for the unknown traveler that's going to arrive in efforts to help you when the headlines a quarter to 7 story course it's not there are plans for a major overhaul of the way the railway network is running and more on this next there's also been a rise in domestic violence against man according to a drug and alcohol therapist from north east Lincolnshire and in today's weather a cold and more murky start with extensive low cloud mist and freezing frog maximum temperature of 5 Celsius $41.00 found this b.b.c. Radio Humberside in the north and say that the January 27 c. Really. One My name's Jeff trucks and I live came in piddling to leave the jack and the Beanstalk the junkyard cause you soon Best Buy The whole thing just stand there tickets for the big show a whole city hoola on sale now on Saturday the 28th that to you and 7 pm and on Sunday the 29th to cool the box office on 303 a 6 for more information and tickets to join us at the key thoughts Parkway cinema on the 25th and Spa bridging to on the 26 go on sale on January 1st would listen to different with the shoes kids manage educational then you know those days a typical genius would take me with Jack and me being stored the b.b.c. Radio Humberside and that no one can say 27. Morning is so sorry for facts James fi cost 12 minutes to 9 b.b.c. Radio Humberside breakfast Burnsy on from 9 Phil white from the day now train fares are going up again that was announced this week Riserva 2 percent punctuality below target and passengers often unhappy with the service they receive the amount of trains is not enough there's only one train every hour from here my chain is always late but it's not lay by too much if I had to pay attention I really would be struggling I don't know how much the cost of the bus pass Well the government says it's got a plan to cut delays at the moment Network Rail which is publicly owned runs the track private and private companies run the trains the problem is when things need repairing both sides often disagree about who's responsible and how to fix it and that creates delays for passengers while ministers say they want Network Rail and the train companies to form local teams working together to share control of the tracks the transport secretary is Chris Grayling at the moment we've got a situation we've got different companies often talking different languages doing different things not speaking to each other properly throwing contracts around if things go wrong this is all about changing that it's about evolving into a teamwork structure into the frontline of all real ways so that the train operators infrastructure teams work hand in glove to deliver a better outcome for the passenger well in the 1st of these experiments the government wants a private company not Network Rail to control trucks and trains on a proposed line between Oxford and Cambridge if not successful ministers haven't ruled out trying something similar on other lines but unions fear it's an attempt to privatized repairs and they argue that could affect safety Bruce Williamson is from the campaign group rail future there might be a little bit of an ideological drive to this of course because the conservatives tend to sort of take the view that private good public. And you know there's no doubt that Network Rail has had some difficulties of late there obviously economies of scale to be had if you're managing the right. As a whole 'd only space and expertise space there also we don't. What is being described as the biggest shake up in 20 years there's more on this March transport correspondent Richard Wescott you can read out on the b.b.c. News website says there think something that many people are saying about this is that it's fine with this one train company running the tracks but in this 3 or 4 all competing with each other who takes control and who's in charge will be very interesting to see how they managed to flush this one out it's just 49 minutes tonight. Let's get the latest on the roads now his new Robbins thank you very much Sally and thank you very much Caren 2 for telling us about problems on the a 180 now both directions she saying looking very very busy a couple of accidents one involving a lorry and another one where the car has gone up the back of another car so we're around there's a lot of slow traffic as I mentioned if you're heading towards Grimsby the slow traffic back beyond the brokers be interchange all the way along towards I'll be at the moment and at the opposite direction so westbound towards the buckles we had to change much shorter queue but it is looking busy there as well just the moment so and more information on that would be very useful thank you also Emily's dad and said for your updates on that now we can add Karen to that list but anyone else is around there you can tell us anymore it's very very slow particularly east bound to say from the brokers be interchange here when I 80 all along towards I'll speak heading into bridge as well as looking slow this morning from role be so some delays to be had around there the a 15 is trying to make its way towards the 18 again that's looking pretty slow to Scunthorpe and we have some slower traffic just the mothers if you're on the 18 the Queensway heading up towards the Queensway roundabout also some slow traffic too and I should be right up towards the same roundabout into how things are busy as usual in the usual spots around the Brighton straight does looking slow on clouds a level why Also the door to St flyover busy actually not as bad on Head Road on the gas road once you get on to Garrison road from around Mt Pleasant towards the Martin bridge it is looking quite slow Holderness road again isn't as bad as usual so from around South coach Lane along towards Clarence Street is looking quite busy . Certainly a long haul q. On Beverly road as you had from done as well down towards Club Road into Holly dragon hole or road but looking close well problems earlier on around dog kennel lane with an accident there too so southbound through Bishop but watch out for some delays around there and again and the updates on that would be very useful Now if you're around I want to exceed you can tell me any more about what's happening around the do get in touch the number is 0 dollars 301230182 as well for me in 15 minutes. Is breakfast on b.b.c. Radio on the site thank you very much for your text on various topics this morning we talked about talked about the sun quite at the end of her office tables in this morning and this text says Will we have an earthquake when Ho get relegated and burns he jumps up and down stomping his feet and crying who I think it's a more than one Burnsy to do that thank you very much for that one and this own the subject of. Sorry I can't find it now Oh yeah we go in search of sugar can someone explain to me how a slice of cake and physically contained 17 spoonfuls of show that this is because in many of the papers today they're warning you how many awful is really awful to his nominees not like we didn't know there's lots of sugar in coffee shop cakes but how many spoonfuls of sugar are in your slice of cake deliciously sweet as many as many as 17 spoonfuls put 17 teaspoons of sugar says this text next to a slice of cake isn't it is big as a slice of cake someone's done the math wrongs as poor in winter I don't think so I can believe it to be honest dissolve it dissolve in the it's also got you frosting exactly the frosting was when I was going you've got your in your icing and the inside you got the cake itself in fact just making it they can see how much sugar goes in there and yeah it really is alarming to see how much is in there and how many of your daily intake of Cal and calories is in there as well put that next to Geno and you've got it yes you're gone good night Vienna Also this morning this is quite a touching story with the Christmas telly season vast fastly approaching we're very excited about bear hunt being televised in our son's back and we're going on about ever going to Hunter being caving in the water based order a way not scared. About some channel for Christmas Eve If you've got children of a certain age they love it but also the creator of the Snowman Raymond Briggs gets some mention in the papers today he's 82 years old he's going to be played in a new. Patient by Jim Broadbent and Briggs tragically lost his partner Liz read it relatively recently last year she had Parkinson's which developed into dimensions she died last year and he was talking about worrying about effectively the same thing happening to him and one of the way she's trying to combat it and retain his vocabulary z. Ages he said is by writing words on his door frame so when Raymond breaks created the snowman's kitchen there are the words prostate off the Pediatric. Solipsism migraine vascular diabetes hatch and Jim Broadbent really in store for a man and one accident choices of somebody to play my love Jim Broadbent fabulous fabulous stuff so another. One of the traditions of Christmas isn't it to get what you're not telling well yeah including the Snowman and on the subject of festive things and Christmas songs well this isn't festive it's always the Mary Poppins theme feed the birds playing away in the background over the next minute or so some point you know you feed the birds that want to happen so bad happens. Excellent Cockney that while down here we've been asking you for day 6 of the breakfast show advent calendar to feed the birds that's the random act of kindness that we've been asking you to share with this morning and we've asked Big got Calum Brocklebank to do exactly that and there's been some really good ones over last few days Caroline was out buying drinks for people as a random act of kindness giving out compliments that were really well in the 1st day telling jokes Yeah that wasn't so successful are many speaking personally although we are. Just today we are going to feed the birds and Caroline Brocklebank has been doing that but also we've been hearing from Simon King from Haiti spurred food specialists in Grimsby a company you've been around since 1937 he's been telling us all about birth. By a long way. In the most common and then more recently he's become part. Of the. Traditional black. Moved. From bar and it's very popular and very common in the Robin you mentioned. Takeaway the heart and they don't have to crack the outside which is quite neat it's very high calorie some of the calorie content are. So Brock is has been feeding the birds in skinny fours and that pig pig farm in Scunthorpe today because my Adventureland is to feed the birds so I've dragged someone with me doing it just explaining you are Sally from the Pink Pig Farm and although it's the pink pig farm you have birds it we do indeed we have lots and lots of wild birds so we have over $100.00 for artists when we were a Granik we're no longer organic but when we were organic farming it encourage so much wildlife on to the farm that we actually counted them all and my husband Andrew actually won an award for from the r.s.p.b. For the number of birds that he had on the farm so and they're still here even though where we're just free range now they are still on the farm and thriving but also we do have $400.00 laying hens so the feeding side although we do feed the wild birds we put fat balls out and everything is essential to keep them fed during the winter and our main Obviously our main task every day is to feed our lots and lots of free range chickens Well hopefully I can help you out today you certainly can you confirm route the feed the road the feed and not only will I feel it feed one bird but multiple birds in one hand you're going to have 400 birds all charging out of their house where they're locked up at night away from the Fox and in the morning they all rush out as though they're commuting to get their grass Well this sounds amazing I mean do you ever have kids and anything coming down trying to feed the birds and we do so every now and again we run for the farmer for the day and the children can they come about 10 o'clock in the morning and then we let all that special in the winter we let all the birds and the kids just absolutely love it they've never seen anything like it before and they all crowd out Ok can I have a can I have a handful of chicken feed so amongst us Cameron how many chicken if we go ahead and approximately 400 a day old I will rear them and then the start line at 6 months so that's really where they are and I just started laying it the minute. We get any more monomers and. And then Ole's the surrounding off 11 and I've got Cousin chicken feed in my hands right 123. They already knew I had a big day and they appreciated my throwing of the chicken feet about now well it's time to me and there we go so not only have we fed one bird today we're feeding 400 birds. Well how about that for a challenge completed the Great for shoving college I. Know the Hitchcock film quite frightening thank you very much he.