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Between Liverpool Street and structure on the roads are not going to line nothing up it's also for the sporting a wall is close southbound the street close from Liverpool Road down to Angel station roadworks can't find anything Luis going on b.b.c. Radio London next holiday it's just after $730.00. On digital radio and seem. To point out in a demonstration is still. Radio logic. London sees it 7 I'm risking morning that 15 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder rafter another teenager was stabbed to death in north west London the victim he was 18 was found with multiple knife wounds in Tanfield Avenue in knees down yesterday afternoon police say they're trying to trace a number of people who crowded around the dying use and may have seen potential suspects leaving the scene the leader of the Scottish conservatives Ruth Davidson has become the latest senior figure to rebuke the former party chairman Grant Shapps for calling for a leadership election Mr Shapps has said around 30 M.P.'s want to resume a to step down as prime minister but speaking to the b.b.c. Mrs Davidson says the process should put up or shut up I think if the plotters were seized it would be led by somebody a bit more serious and one of the irritants over the last couple of days for me particularly as a women is this idea that all of these men are supposed to be making decisions on Teresa Mayes behalf will have actually met trees or hey you know this is a a women with agency with grip with the terror nation the family of a missing black cab driver from Walthamstow who say it's totally out of character for him not to return home or contact him Thomas Dunkley his 40 hasn't been seen since leaving home on Thursday afternoon Ryan as Chief Operations Officer Michael Hickey will become the 1st executive to leave the airline over the cancellation of thousands of flights due to a mix up with pilot rosters mistake. He who's been responsive over much of the day to day running of the airline will resign at the end of the moms the study suggests people from black Asian and I think minority backgrounds are facing a jobs gap despite a rise in the number going to university the Resolution Foundation says Bangladeshi and Pakistani graduate so around 12 percent less likely to be in work than white British people have got degrees Kathleen Hanahan is from the think tank I think it's really important to know how people are able to progress from university into jobs and then progress throughout their careers and where we notice particular barriers it's really important to ask ourselves why they're there and what we can do about them the government is due to publish its race disparity old it next week which will assess how ethnic minorities are treated by public services the father who tried to sue an i.d.f. Clinic in west London says he'll appeal against the High Court decision he brought the case of days ex-girlfriend forged his signature to have a child with one of their frozen embryos and investigations concluded some travel companies aren't giving out accurate information about financial protection to holiday make his research by which travel magazine suggests some firms also have a lack of knowledge about the government's atoll protected holidays Rory Boland is the magazine's editor this is just simply not good enough particularly in a month where we've seen Monaco airlines sadly go under and demonstrate the real importance of us all I think customers have rightly an expectation that when they phone the likes of British Airways and Thomas Cook that they will be given the correct answers about this protection and I'm giving the correct answer every time a London homeless charity is hoping to have race 200000 pounds on its annual sleep out around 400 people have spent the night on the streets of Chelsea to highlight the plight of rough sleepers last orders to help them organize a Melissa coercion says the problems getting worse than ever to have been growing part of that is you could say it's argued it is because we're better at tracking the numbers. Tracking people who are sleeping rough but also it's becoming a growing problem in the last 5 years it's more than doubled the number of us labor but there are a lot of people who we don't see who are hidden away and sleeping on buses and doing all they can to stay out of sight they face the jackanapes meteor shower will reach its peak this weekend every October it gives stargazers a chance to see dozens of shooting styles across the sky he saw science correspondent power 1st time to see the spectacle will be in the early evening though the shooting stars will be visible all through the night that best scene away from artificial lighting the truck in it show is so named because it's most likely to be clearest in the direction of the constellation of Draco the track and in the northern sky just after nightfall a look at London's weather then cloudy and breezy with outbreaks of drizzle this morning brightening up later they saw off to new temperatures today reaching 16 Celsius b.b.c. Radio London it's 5 past 7. Great South London and I'm proud of this is London. To many people is to me because this is the place to be today. This is b.b.c. Radio. Then days. Dawned on. Me I just feel like. Getting. Very. Very. Good. Oh I love that a glimpse of stocking nothing as shocking as a glimpse of stocking on if the whole Simon receiving the shut your hall is on usual you don't usually say you're hot oh no it's because what happens at 8 o'clock the heating goes off and then it becomes very cold which is why I brought a big thanks West are nice I was wrong I may have it's a sweater a map a temperature I don't know when you want your forward new I urge you not to tell me what you're going to come down with this it'll be gone all right we're looking at our each other and like you don't like catching a child was not a nice thing to say but that's the truth you don't know which will change. What is that noise you know he. Stopped. That yes you're right that he was as I was nothing to me so when I do that I stopped doing that that sounds like that Tommy Cooper joke where the guy goes to the doctor and says Don't hurt me when I do this he said well don't do it. I mean right Simon enjoy b.b.c. Radio London we'd love to hear from you on the program this morning saving the show . You know Steve about that movie at least the new engineer that is retired he did just this show he'll go I doubt. They're working out for Steve you know what this is. Think I know what it is actually or now because he wants to as Jamie left his so we left a bag in here. If you have a sat down and I've got a bag with their phone in it I think it's something going all the phone there's no phone that's my bag Ok let's do the program I think it's something. No I'll tell you what it. Looks like the program did apprise nomics Mendham is saving the show Alex Mendham and his ilk he was on last week yeah and we like Alex Mendham stuff because what series actually won because he's very young to counter and shoot Yeah he loves in 1900 the roaring twenty's Yeah and secondly I really I think he has been in with some members of the orchestra before but Jim what he said he said he's got an 18 piece orchestra and not be really tempted to see him live but he was a guest of OS program last week and Alex met him in his orchestra at saving the program this morning also coming up on the program today we've we've had possible to kick Pimlico But will we need a visa to Brixton because this weekend is the beginning of the month long celebration of bricks the O.P.'s all things Brixton used to live not a 1000000 miles away from Brixton you know it. So I lived in Brixton I lived in the road for a long time with somebody and then I moved to live on my own in her own hill and then I moved to s. Dollars so I know all that corner very very well and we please have some calls about Brixton I want to know when you live if you live there now how it's changed what you love about it what you don't love about it because I think for many people if you I mean I've been through bricks and loads of times we worked in bricks and we don't outside Brokaw's and when Rush where I think I was conceived in Brixton my parents lived there when they were 1st married Charles and it's something they really late at night there are many who sometimes are I'm sure engaged in that at the time and the other thing is in terms of this I don't know if there is I think there is still the south north loved the divide and you have spent many many years living in south London so you've been south southwest north but I have never been east I can I get no. Model but you know further when I was married I was in South and grade of course you were when my husband left me I was in gold it's great I mean I've got an anecdote for nearly every area but I've never been east and I still get lost it really frustrates me travelling east I know West quite well but East unsummoned mystery place and rules are not represented and also can we talk about so this is my very 1st email was from a woman forgive me just saying a woman her name is June who says Jo my friends twin will give enough guns one followed one at the other and shot in his own late. 2 injuries are he's fine but then someone said always to have spotted guns and I was saying you as a child. Because you fall you fall over a lot and I used to have scabs on my knees. Permanent scared because apparently your balance is not good at all but you also injury each other unintentionally there are usually in you know like a swing went right over you know those big long swings went right over I fell under it it's swung back and forth over my face grazing I had like this big tramline down my face things just injuries that happened she was a child you get over them but it must be so terrifying for parents because your long gamely own you don't have I don't think you have a self-preservation gene until you're probably in your late teens. Early twenty's I don't remember which it was but our member hearing the story at the time in terms of I think really well described by my dad I was I must have been on the 10 coming home from school and you know you can imagine what I was like back then apparently what my dad heard from inside the house was me walking or running down the garden path singing suddenly crying. Oh I hated the worst trip side had because literally my left leg I do remember really dissing my left ear was covered in blood and short trials I would have been in short trousers and not time so then he's worried and I remember thinking even now how as you say vulnerable you put even though you think your indestructible you know when you get when you go from infant school to junior school which is a massive step up because you're left alone you can walk home from school you're left on your own in the lunch break with one or 2 teachers to be scenes in something you feel like you indestructible but you're not no you're not and you don't have the awareness around you that you don't have this shield of protection that you need to have to experience of adult hood so we would love to know about your childhood injuries we don't want this to be mecarbil right these are. The injuries that you did recover from or that you caused I mean I had my brother still has in his upper right this gray mark from where I stabbed him with an h.p. Pencil and they left that sound accidental in there I think he fell on that pencil but when I would years he'd bring out this scar and do remember when you did this so we would we would you know without them being the injuries that you recovered from that you called on someone else as a child and this is the have you heard the. Phone and say you know just William had a catapult didn't he I don't know if the bed now bows and arrows they had suckers on the end if they didn't then they'd be pretty dangerous but yet the in reason remember. We used to work for registration many many years ago and we used to give out free subpoenas and what was really weird is as soon as it depends who got the Frisbee but there were some people who used to do the responsibly others as soon as you can the Frisbee. And somebody would be pleading and I know my set of times you know I think we have to stop giving these because the other thing is because newsrooms are huge great for frisbee Well indeed they would go nuts for it here and all of our But you've been to states up in filming in the States in these ballparks stadiums and when you go to the big game on a Friday night the you've got the cheerleaders in the front you've got the ball players going to love. You could. Go on and they shoot out of this this kind of almost can and all the t. Shirts all right now if you were here why don't we do thing with you why you don't do you think because what happens is you'll find if you're not in the direct right or the wrong wrapped in a ball Well it's a tee shot this base erupts in a bore some got a bullet and I say into the crowd yes I can just say we know in plastic What in the bag don't have but it's a plastic bag. Better take hold. Every morning Gary I have my friends are going to meet your very rightly telling about brick stone is it picks Tonia Simon is a star like student but the event is cool but Stone You know I think if I just go bricks to bricks topia as a utopia for just so everything Tell us your connection with. Well I don't talk so I got here we were going to have a saying Larry take one step to the right into to the left beginning yet Ok I still refer to about 3 of them. It's got everything that's what great great restaurants got economy the fridge. Great market basically Beaumarchais Beaumarchais 30 chic or even the cinema it's ecliptic funky it's a great place for the anime I was on at one time 'd it was slightly from leaving. You know listen you've kicked us off nicely thank you Gary begin to tell us one thing we don't know about Brixton I'd love to know what male We know that I don't know that I don't know if I've ever seen it to be. One of them but I didn't embrace another women thing it's. Also has got stables Jim We had some gas industry holes riding. A 1000000 my I think the place was based in Brixton but when I was riding around. If you don't speak. Late laid aside some time for you to do say childhood injuries caused by you or anybody else that you did. Anything you know about Brixton not many people. 7. Now this may sound. Like. Thank you. Because it's going to sound incredibly sad. To. The 1920 going out clubbing meant listening to music I'd love that. Music and going out. On a Saturday night and literally dancing coming home and being in his suits and being in a room that's well lit and quite closely and absolutely rhyming balances on the door now if you want to speak to us when you thank. For 2009 is. Maureen Oh yeah and Simon will remember I phoned you last week about my niece's. And she was doing to click Sarge and here this is the billboard Yes and it was just a small well eventually managed to find a venue and sort of have your own home I told you growing up it well she was helping to write about 500 pounds stuff 1000 pounds or Kickstarter I can only say the power is right you know most well at one point we couldn't believe how many people were in this small hole. And the final total was 700 ish. The 915 billboard machine I'm sure has also got a lot to do with your daughter's hard work well it was my niece she will show you how she worked so hard but I'm sure we shall shout the last of how we love. That's the power of the 90. 915 it'll happen again. Now if you call an event that you'd like to mention that you're going to see or you are planning 7. 1000 book the will call you back at 95915. Thank you Maureen. We want to know what you know about Brixton What do you know about me. I had a horrid uncle lived in Brixton he was very pompous and thought he was always right he always posted you work for the b.b.c. But in fact he was a clerical officer of the Bermondsey Borel Council and it's not funny because I tell everyone I'm a clerical officer. Gives you more credibility nothing my mother would take me to visit him on Sunday tea and finally when I was 5 I peed on his favorite leather pull. What do you know about. 7 Devils. And injuries as a child injuries as a child cry the cools by somebody else. About rage is forcing pulling out of the swing. When I was about 9 we were playing some remarkably clever game in our playground junior school. I think 3 little brother had been something that involved bodily contact and I would have been I would have ended up in a fit history made it out well anyway we had these benches that had wooden Tsotsi to sit on but the bought the place was very very strange pebble dashed concrete and somehow my head managed to get into contact with the concrete and I was taken into my head teachers I think I was Mrs dresser at my primary school and she was on the final home and she said all I heard was and I think we're probably sent into hospital yes yes and I Yes No she said Yes I think you'll need stitches and I was like. That in front of me even though the why did you I didn't but I did go into a casualty then I remember being attended to in a knee as a head injury with his head's bleed a lot yeah it really did and it says God do you think he shaved head for if I shave my head there probably would still be a skull there probably would still be a skull did you have concussion. That's the fear they always say you call that school in case of concussion Well I don't know if I had concussion but you know you never know what it's done to your powers of memory and recall No I don't really was any legacy from that hit hit on the head until we hope not but I do have great I always have had great issue with a recall of my memories all there but you don't recognise people I have I do have face blindness Yeah which is maybe that came from the head who know I'm not being clear though it's not always as you know I went to lunch with one of our colleagues and didn't know I knew exactly who was yesterday I was that had a lovely lunch with Garry Crowley who's on air from everyone called the big concert . Might be so I don't talk about if he wants to say that companies. We had a lovely long now there we sent a thing every ship's on a Friday night. With produce and they sent it all Graeme Dean was that. He was at sea I knew he was there well it was in West London well I would say. We invited him at the table next to us I didn't recognise the person but I only recognize people by their voices so I just moved could we sit. Down and I thought how can I say Lenny Henry now you won't recognise me he's been on the program before but this face ball in his is like but I don't recognise anybody any place in the world he didn't recognise any Henry you know what's the last episode that you want to tell me he was in one l. Maybe 3rd or 4th walking through reception to go this is me yes or just me brilliance. Very strong we want to do you want to program this one about child injuries this is Carol he says morning both I want to skate across an icy playground or my face off to tripping over age 10 I remember well as I was to be married in the church that. The resulting scab covered my face and I can recall adults saying you can't have Mary looking like she's been in a fight who are so upset. And it was all sort of where my mom got out her think his foundation and painstakingly did a great cover of July like really to be wearing make up. Have a great rest of the day will marry company make up probably is worse than marry with the scab. Off to Hackney on a 3 day which were very good and the go on and told we were talking about what do you know about Brixton I can't what do you know about Brixton 020-074-0000 Joan Simon from Jackie and told my husband had his 1st pair of handmade green crocodile skin Wynkoop because shoes with a Cuban Hill made in a smooth shop called Michael's itself a side road from Electric Avenue in 1959 he was a mall. Old and 15 years old he lived in a flat looking over the oval. You married a cool man has he still got those winkle pickers and he does he have a ban you know cool they play hell and don't both or both you know the Eddie Grant song I'm guessing that was about was about Ledger governor because it's been a lot you haven't you need me in north I don't think it was about Brixton you know haven't you said about somewhere else like we're going to states and I would imagine I don't know I've never really I mean I just always assume that you know it's like Jerry Rafferty's Baker Street I guess it's all Baker Street but you know . So I'm and. So are you coming with me to the house tonight. No we mentioned there's I love you know this I told you it's of 40th birthday party tonight b.c. Radio Hi I'm Tony Blackburn and last month we announced various return of of Tony Blackburn so right out for children and me it's but I. Think it's sold out now yeah starring the shark attack imagination the trick. The real serious I mean it would stop Bantry trigger pullers start with special guest Lorraine a show about any trouble or great enemy he takes place or Coco in Camden on Wednesday the 15th of November tickets suggests 32 pounds 50 with a minimum of 15 pounds for each ticket going to children to go get your tickets now by going to previously current u.k. Slash radio where you'll find full details but turn it back on so not out the b.b.c. Children may make one save the 15th of November you just want to see can't you. Do you know what happened yesterday Tony but I made. A comment to the last half hour of the show he's just so you know he didn't come on the last hour of the show he came we didn't have a day brief we basically gossiping around the cattle may Molly team Sophie and Elisa and valley Fontaine and we were all till he was girl child and then from behind the been a period I could see him he did one of those amazing double takes and then reversed back behind the bay and so I knew he was doing his thing and it's like having a child in the building isn't it I would tell you about Ben's just behind you and he leapt out he went high goals and he's still got it now he has and he looks morning actually about would you believe I went Tony you can tote is about this that white smile of his or no he was laughing actually because we were talking about having children and eat it all now I've got grandchildren of cool stuff they have you know it's the is it different but anyway oh you're having fun looking at the people the people the website of the b.b.c. So when. I tell you why was day we were all tsk Ronnie's they said I did if you say they sent out the email with regards to people view it's a bit shadow but it's got the whole family tree of who's in charge of whom it's all right and he said typing this names would look it up they say. It's she's in charge of 40 people I don't is very excited about all this and so Marjorie I will tell you more after the news headlines including your child injuries we also want to know what you can tell us facts about Brixton will also go through the papers in the next half hour as well we've got travel news on the morning sport to come Simon and Joe on b.b.c. Radio at $730.00 Abby Lewis has the latest news headlines. Good morning a 15 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after another teenager was stabbed to death in northwest London the victim who was 18 was found with multiple my friends in Tanfield Avenue in Easton yesterday afternoon Davidson says the Conservative Party should get its house in order and back to reason May the Scottish tour really says the rebel should stop talking about convincing the prime minister to step down the father who tried to sue an i.d.f. Clinic says he'll appeal against a High Court decision he brought the case after his ex-girlfriend forged his signature to have a child with one of their frozen embryos the meteor shower will peak this weekend giving people across the u.k. a Chance to see dozens of shooting stars the Drac unaids appear each ox how you bad will be best seen in the early evening and is whether cloudy and present with outbreaks of drizzle temperatures reaching 16 Celsius now the b.b.c. Radio London travel with Lu is killing them. Thanks I'll be good news for the Piccadilly Line those minor delays they had earlier they've now cleared up on a normal service now running across the entire line Circle Line still no service they're all great to Edward by Victoria that's due to engineering works also affecting the dish long as well where there's no service from South Kensington. To Edgware Road Wimbledon illing Broadway Richmond or Kensington Olympia they'd be a lot also has no service from Stratford to Bow Church and to your fellow rail no service there from the pool for it to Stratford still looking all quiet on the roads so far this morning just that reminded me I want to streets closer about a little roads Angel station for road works there was killing on b.b.c. Radio London next trouble updaters just before it. Was stupid if you. Get life come and seize this afternoon Oxford against Wimbledon and one Kings are still stuck in a plus live updates from all our London teams in action on only on Saturday and. We're just approaching 733 and straight back to Abbey for a preview Thank you yes Wales 11 nil away to do the hopes of automatic Well Cup qualification alive Wales all 2nd degree day one point behind leaders Serbia and want to head it said place Republic of Ireland with one game to play Wimbledon travel docs said today with the Dons currently in the relegation zone in League One manager Neil Ardley says they need to start scoring more goals with Troy in after a lot of confidence in the in the group and we need to embrace the pressure doing it as a team and get our good players that we know who can score goals because I've done it all the career. And you can hear full commentary of Wimbledon's game away at Oxford on mind 4.9 f.m. In the south to name is often his digital commentry comes from Woking where a win for Dagenham and Redbridge could put them top of the National League table Tigers are unbeaten in their last 4 matches sitting 4th in the table a point behind their opponents was just 5 points between the top side on 39th place back in a manager John still says it's a particularly competitive campaign but at the moment older games are tough and child and you know I don't see sadly been any exception of show off in every show change or trying to win and in trying to win. You know the answer chain it's going well it's going to be chaffed But you know what the guy was if you want to apply. To all I call the people that are in Ranchi later ones you want to play and well in that we look forward to it and you can hear full commentary of that match on b.b.c. 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This is beautiful this is the one for Alex Mendham he was on a show last week. Singing We must know that you go to school this isn't a stellar. But he's young people in a scene piece. Of young people conducted by and very young performance thank you thank you Simon and Joe Saturday prefacing sweet talking about bricks topia bricks topia which is it happens every year on it and we're going to talk about all the programs when in fact we have come of people coming in from. People who are taking part in this I think is a really interesting is that I did it basically talks about the state of mind of people in bricks and celebrating the creativity and the world of bricks on like. Many cycles so tell us anything that you know that you know about bricks and let's go to Susanna who's in Bowen Italo who I know I saw morning she's on a how do you buy her. Bonnet how to run up there you are miles away from Mom I see and yeah well what it was my parents can I may say in the fifty's and I lived in cold. And I had the school where I came and called the part of my restaurant where they came from. And also they started it I started there and it went on to the like it's still the end of the seventy's $79.00 were made. And it was an amazing time and I grew up there and it was just an amazing time I was on the new board what would they have done and j.j. And James I can chip 2nd chip in an exit Yeah and Stu site Masham pay they'll be people listening who remember it how long was it there full it was said from the beginning of the sixty's to the til the end of $79.00 so probably about 20 is what it was called the pummel restaurant Ok well my God It's called the part of my cast town I'm a Catholic and so did you live above it my dad's brother and his wife miles he lived about with my cousin Lena and we lived in colored mansions which was about for those that there was a sweet shop Mrs I was remember the 2 sisters I was spinsters. Phyllis They were various. And then there was a shoe shop and there was a brass the outside so you could get your bras Playtex brawls the whole Tell us more about the now as I did you could have you been back down that the scene like I would have lost. Worlds it's very happy coming now is very modern I love the Brixton market now it's a western thing cafes and but you know it's a complete train and it's really not she's still got Molise yet and there's still City out it's about Brixton the I think the most unspent says they had their original saw in right up until last year because I think he's one of the 1st Muslim Spence's in London that fly and it was actually below or the cool No Wolf and that was absolutely I and I love that and I've got nothing but from memories how would I must've been I mean when you would you ever go back and just look for old times Oh very good guys I tried to go back as a front because you know I know now it was my my grandparents left that my most em at that moment that my mum's mum and dad because I had 12 sisters I used to live in some and I wrote it and then you were on. Asking about capping the my God So that's where my parents lived in some latent rather sacred cow and houses are those grand that just pulled the whole lot down by Pogo down and now it's yes it's not the rebuilds but it but it's all local authority housing but they were all they were like 5 stories try to find houses and also you were asking about electric capping a that was on the top end of copper like you have the principle of Pop used to have mother Brown's prime Ashok and that was it actually ave them a little sick why. And they used East to go back on to pick them Ok and then you could go see the little alleyway the headlights and it will shock you know a lot but yes yeah amazing I tell you he made his own water quite cool but I agree with you it is still a fantastic place and what they've done in that market I've got a friend he's got a shop in nickel circus and it's the stuff you can get. All you need in you know certainly on high streets all the same now there are a wonderful shops there there's a calf that on every table has its own toast and so you just Isn't it lovely cause you questioned you know obviously because you know bricks and you know the id grandson Electric Avenue about bricks that's what it is I would I would say 99 percent is thank you Susanna Let's go to matters in Clapper us good morning Gerard Good morning and welcome your just a stone's throw away from Brixton Well you just saw. Well you were right there so when were you then do you think in the ninety's when we you know let me let me tell you a quick story I would like to see live. 2000. And 9 when I was going or not been. Right and there was a bit of a trouble for me but I know pretty simple because we. Used to pay for it says Michael Brissenden but we could go. To Brixton and a 9 to 9 on it were to start right as we used to dress a print. Done thing until 9 o'clock in the morning in this club and then. Time Brixton high to be looking tired or right right oh my goodness all right that's what living in cities all about isn't it I mean and you cause that flight you'll only see this voxels money just down the road but you've got your own Brixton community fantastic I mean when did the last stop do you think that. Well I think I think they. Are going to be. In the morning I think. The beginning of the north. Yeah. Great great memories thank you very much indeed for that I commend when we 1st started doing this show together and I was going back to Broadway to Battersea I can remember all the people I would finish knowing I would drive back and there were people coming home from cloud 9 I mean he's amazing the way that people's lives are different for our I we've all and I just think it's quite exciting is when I used to do this program I think before you can I saw even early on I used to be coming down the road at about maybe 4356 o'clock still people walking down there in the Dennis jackets trying to find cabs going out having out of the a full night now we're talking this morning about child injuries 72242000 not too bad just you know the fun child injuries we've all been through we want 3 to one thing that you can tell us about Brixton. And I. Gather. Around. Together then. I think. That has been over the past couple of days according to my weather on this morning 20 percent chance of rain over the weekend I don't mind those old saying we're offering you love of things to do. We've been getting your calls this morning about bricks some we want to know what you know about bricks and what you can tell us about bricks and whether you've lived in bricks and whether you just Paul through and how it has changed or otherwise through the years and this weekend is the beginning of a month long celebration of bricks topia It's an experimental utopia a nation state of mind and it sets to explore and celebrate creativity and I would understand if I read it you better tell me because we can't live in the studio Charlie and also claw Eve a.k.a. This site rock n roll who are 2 of the organizers of bricks topia Welcome to you both I'm guessing you are are you Brixton residence I am you all hands up right how long have you lived there on flip bands since 2001 I think and you moved there from somewhere else in south London or from some distance away you moved all the way from Kennington war on ice a brave move from carrying to break you know for We've had a lot you've heard sitting out there would be long people who have a real connection with that part of town yet you haven't lived there was your connection with bricks my connection is I used to working code hobbling r.k. What do you do. We're with the designers so. I now live in Boston and sort of we feel that although there's a lot of bricks and you know yesterday I was definitely yeah I mean that's why we're doing in Boston right to like minded places to excellent places either side of the river and it's a brilliant opportunity to promote Cross River empathy which you know also what we would always why I mention that also cross the wall so what I'm saying there is no you don't know east No there is all there are others he won't cross to the north or to the south of us right there is for a city and I were a large city but for a city that does call itself London rather than you know north London we don't refer it we just say I live in London no one ever says away from I live in south London if you have people say which side of the river Chico Yeah but only in town if you tell anybody else yes I live in London I live in London we still have this so what is the this Iraq or what is that that is the event or you to all it's just about and you it is only Yeah and what do you design so we design the Brits compound originally. For my 11 Yeah so the now iconic maybe come on I don't know that has they could boast face on it you know he doesn't think so and this is this is obviously the beauty of the Brixton pound is that it can be just used in shops in the bricks an area that's wrong which keeps the local economy alive it keeps the money circulating in the local area makes these. Security printing firm up north they do all sorts of things like football season tickets they do the tickets were Glastonbury as well so they've got amazing. Technology that allows them to put holograms on metal remodelling and yeah. It was coming to a lot of the shops take the bridge out well you saw in Boston this week and 7 will be accepting them pounds as well because God Yeah so explain to anyone who has no idea what the but some pound is all about I mean is it so. It does if everyone has to take it for it to work in that area everybody doesn't have to take it there are bounce to hundreds of local businesses that take it land with council except for business rights as well it's got a lot of a lot of take up. But it's the independent businesses it's the people that that may be a more under pressure as the area develops and so in a lot of chains coming into the high street and which is which is great on one level but it's really hard for the for the smaller businesses the people along Electric Avenue that you can talk it out in the a lot of the people in the market as well and it's the idea that you for a centrally imagine change because obviously chains are important part of the community not a friend of mine who used to if we went somewhere that hadn't yet got chains what I must be a trade name for a sandwich but well there must be tried ever so I said no there isn't kind of a place is this but would you rather that the chains to some powder we rather they didn't well the thing about if the chains take the bricks compound then the money that you spend there immediately goes to offshore investors the shareholders and the businesses don't really care about the community except they can't do anything with the Brixton pound but spend it back in Brixton So whatever shop who has a bricks can take it to the bank can you. You can take it back to the Brixton pound and exchange it and I want someone I want to be called as mentioned Morley's Yeah there are a longstanding local department store and you can they will exchange the bricks and pound for you so it does have a lot of support how much support. Do I actually you know surprisingly a lot of support I did sort of walk around various bars and also and talked to a few people about actually taking it we may do something bigger in the future and you know Larry Dole's compound no no no I think one of the things the problems with having lots and lots of different alternative currency is that they're not kind of alternative currency we need to sort of pull these things all together you know one place and this was really part of the thinking behind BRICs topia as well was that . If you're a local currency or a community organization how do you grow because if you grow then maybe you don't. Remain that small community focused organization but what you can do is you can export your values your values of tolerance your values of empathy I like you know we know that there are people all over London but all also all over the world who want to get on with each other you know in the context of of things that have been happening with leaving on remaining or you know whatever's going on in America there are lot of people that want to put up barriers and bricks dopier is a is a place that doesn't have borders but says everybody can come and celebrate our consent to write poetry can you know everybody is welcome so it's quite interesting playing with that idea of of how a community organization can reach across in this instance the Thames and link to very like minded areas of what is happening this weekend so I think we are listeners who are the live in bricks and or live and also may want to travel or indeed anywhere else in town you know this weekend so this weekend is bricks topia and we've got the 2nd of 2 private views at Aqua 7 on both Pond Road that's the saving from 8 o'clock where we've got art there's talks and we have a. Custom clothing workshop and you can see the benefit I was reporting here knowing that when you came in that's what I thought you were doing the lighting I said yeah and you can bring a bring some of the cloven that we converted into empathy protests clothing Yeah so positive progress so the idea that we're helping churn out the best dressed protesters in town where we're positively protesting and encouraging people to show empathy and I know my friends body part of your body politic in this 7 gallery That's right which that's free isn't it yes I mean it's free and that's from home on and that's throughout October the whole of October tomorrow there's going to be music. And poetry is that right well you know what we've got all sorts of things actually the curve garden Dalston line. And we've got another dress to protest clothing customization workshop with body politic we've got amazing we've got an amazing kids' arts workshop with an organization called Kids create a bystander Brixton I'm sorry it is totally excellent for the whole family there's going to be comedy from Susie brand we've got amazing mattress art from an artist called the back there's going to be up cycled adult playground furniture from the from the remake or a we've got a bloke called Newton who's 80 Yeah he's a he's a local races in Dalton And he's doing some d.j. And we've got reggae from there's all sorts of things and that's the whole idea of brick started to bring these disparate people together so you might be into art to be able experience poetry you might be into politics but you'll you'll hang out with you know some people of different ages and you won't south London to come to North Lawn we want to they want the whole of London we want all of the dogs to come yeah yeah yeah North London has already counted builds and I say if you want to you want to bring em up from the south Yeah that's right we'll go with it we've seen it with thinking of it a bit like being an embassy and in fact if anybody wants to come with their passport we've got a lifetime visa stamp that we can put in your passport so that you can be a lifetime member of bricks the idea fantastic Now all these details will be on your website is that wrong that's right it's bricks Dot Earth fantastic thank you guys so much for coming in you're going to. B.b.c. Radio London show in silence Saturday morning thanks to parks tell you something this weekend indoors and out. Still. Anything that's happening in your life. Big Finish and West-End bed is and that's a. Sign and raising your eyebrows on that one Tracy says this is Tracy from Worthing who says you can email by the way Simon and Joe b.b.c. Doco dot u.k. Morning Joe and Simon Yes I know it's going to be a day late if you read this on your Saturday program but I want to wish my beautiful sister Debbie Nixon this is to you Debbie Nixon of Hanwell I know how well quite well just west of Ealing a very happy 60th birthday for yesterday however if you saw her oyster card photo she looks 10 years younger she's the most generous and loving big sister and I'm happy and lucky to have a remodel life are wonderful stepdad Richard died very suddenly last week as you can imagine there's been so much organizing notifications to sort out I'm fortunate I've had to continue my gardening commitments as my husband is out of the country at this time and Debbie has undertaken this and has given our lovely mums such support but I feel this has completely overshadowed her birthday so please thank her publicly from me until I look for some more outings to plant nurseries next year resulting in the age old question where do I plant this all my love Tracey Fuerth in the garden at a very Happy Birthday Debbie Nixon. This is shaky This isn't Jan He says I can't call in this morning for the 915 machine machine. I mean that's why. She wants to promote something in South nor would. You know the reason that she can't call it. Reading the letter someone else it's a clocktower markets get someone else to phone and if you can't Jan otherwise people will email you need to come on at 740000. So we're talking about childhood injury this is because someone was given one of these. Into the 11 other kids is all right to leave the saying was. Cools injuries on others and heal self because you don't have the sort of awareness of self-preservation so yeah What injuries did you haul but as a child she was 740 from a harbor to Cold Harbor tell us what you know about bricks and one thing you know about bricks and cellars when you've lived there when you pass through what you love about the place what you change about the place 7. Is the true reason why moment to 872242000 is our number I also never get we got the name some Coming up after 8 will it be your name this morning Time will tell a matter of 20 minutes or so coming up on the program Abbe Lowell's has the latest news headlines for that one minutes to 8 Louis killing of his latest travel news Lewis. Nice to. Close it's actually been closed since yesterday. Afternoon So 3 different bus routes one and 2245 and 32 on diversion in the area house way I think looking Ok a little bit slow on the m 4 Heathrow spur road into the airport from the main road to a little bit slow at the end of the road but shouldn't hold you up for too long on the chips are no delays so far this morning but our engineering works look out for there's no circle line running from old gates to Edgware Road via Victoria no District line running from South Kensington to Edgware Road Wimbledon Broadway Richmond and Kensington Olympia the d.l.r. Has no service it's about church and c.f.l. Rail not running from Liverpool Street for b.b.c. Radio London next trouble update is just after 830. Digital radio and t.v. . And this brings news to. B.b.c. Radio longer. A 15 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after another teenager was stabbed to death in north west London the victim who was 18 was found with multiple knife wounds in Tanfield Avenue in nice did yesterday afternoon police say they're trying to trace a number of people who crowded round the youths in May have seen potential suspects leaving the scene the conservative leader in Scotland is the latest senior figure within the party succumb to the defense of to reason may reduce Davidson says rebels calling for her to resign should put up or shut up the Tory m.p. Robin how often is backing the prime minister I think she's a good leader I think she's strong I think she's at knowledge where things have gone wrong not many politicians say that was one of the reasons why respect them by the way one of the reasons why I even became more supportive up was off the what happened on Wednesday in the conference speech Ryan is Chief Operations Officer Michael hay he will become the 1st executive to leave the airline over the cancellation of thousands of flights due to a mix up with pilot Ross has mistake he who had been responsible for much of the day to day running of the airline will resign at the end of the month the study suggests people from black Asian and ethnic minority backgrounds are facing a job scap despite a rising a rise in the number going to university the Resolution Foundation says Bangladeshi and Pakistani graduates are around 12 percent less likely to be in walk than white British people have got degrees Kathleen Hanahan is from the think tank I think it's really important to know how people are able to progress from university into jobs and then progress throughout their careers and where we notice particular barriers it's really important to ask ourselves why they're there and what we can do about them the government publishes its race disparity audit next week which will assess how ethnic minorities are treated by public services a father who tried to sue an i.d.s. Clinic in west London says he'll appeal against the High Court decision he brought the case after his ex-girlfriend forged his signature to have a child with one of their frozen embryos. The judge ruled i.v.s. Hammersmith had not been negligent but that the ruling was a vindication of the Father and investigations concluded some travel companies aren't giving out accurate information about financial protection to Holaday make its research by which travel magazine suggests some firms also have a lack of knowledge about the government's asshole protected holidays Rory Boland is the magazine's editor this is just simply not good enough particularly in a month where we've seen Monaco airlines sadly go under and demonstrate the real importance of us all I think customers have rightly an expectation that when they phone the likes of British Airways and Thomas Cook that they will be given the correct answers about this protection and I'm giving the correct answer every time around 400 people have been sleeping on the streets of London to highlight the plight of the homeless the charity Glassdoor held its annual sleep out in Chelsea's do you can view square organizer Melissa cash and says it's about raising money and awareness we are hoping to raise $200000.00 pounds this year and that helps us to need to run our services for people to get people off the streets and into shelters and also support but the pieces back together again and that it also helped us to try to grow our network of shelters as well you could see dozens of shooting stars later when the Draka need to meet your shower peaks this weekend the spectacle is caused by the earth passing through the debris from a coma is Elizabeth Pearson is an astronomer and the editor of the sky at night magazine she explains how you can see it this evening you look towards the northern sky and then if you can find the plateau and look up and you should be able to see to conus in the sky the best time to look is actually right after nightfall so as soon as it starts getting truly dark so off to twilight if you go out and you look to the north you should be able to see them you want to try and get in your your viewing time before the full moon comes up sports and a rugby union Harlequins. Up to 5th in the Premiership 4226 when the state look at London's weather now with taken south grey to the weekend there is a lot of cloud around Smalling some spots of light rain and some drizzle. Breezy as well as we head through the day the drizzling rain will move away southward supporting try to soften some practice falls maybe a clip of sunshine but it's going to remain breezy the maximum temperature getting up to 16 or 17 Celsius overnight tonight the cloud will start to break up so some clearer spells but still some patchy cloud as well minimum temperature around 10 or 11 Celsius a better day tomorrow a dry day with some spells of sunshine the time which is a touch former. B.b.c. Radio London it's 5 Ball State. In the capital. This b.b.c. Radio. And. Better. Life. But you. Know they cannot say we have huge feedback about 6 men from another audience this morning this is Jane. Thank you went to see Alex Mendham and it was. This is from Moore eating out the words he says morning Joy morning sun after hearing out its Mendham last week I booked tickets for some marches in the fields to see a show great night with great music standing ovation at the end of the new cd which he signed off to the show we love it when you act on our recommendation as we always say we don't recommend anything unless we write it down to mean that we really write him this is him playing here. So Brits Topi is taking place in. This is the legacy from Brixton itself do you know about Brixton lot do you know about Brixton he did living there damns lot more than the rest of us if you have lived to tell us what you know so it's always had someone whose parents run the 1st greasy spoon in. Lots of little tips and secrets and anecdotes keep coming out 740000 my 1st e-mail this morning was you know woman and grandchildren one of Shall they were twins shut the other one with. The. Children's phone. And I would talk about childhood injuries because we used to just fall over constantly scabs all Nannie. Things are you know causing each other injury on the intentional but we're asking childhood injuries please none of them to be McCall but it's good to Linda in kill the morning land Well hello hello do you well thank you one who got the land for the weekend Linda Oh I think I'm going to fashion because I've been home decorating my kitchen and I want to escape Well tomorrow is going to be the best today apparently hopefully it's not going to rain right childhood injury well in the seventy's Mick seventy's they used to go to headrests in George Street quick Ricky bands and I met this one tough headrest in fact he was the best testers headrest I've ever met my life and he only had one on he was gay and when he missed a charge somebody shot his eye out with another rifle and he had to close off and I tell you I used to say how can you come up with one on any use you say oh it's you do it feels hair it's not you know I've got Crystal vision I can see that and I thought that was question made thing in such I shared with him then my boyfriend in marzipan high street no where where where the supermarkets I think it was right have you seen what they are doing that building a whole new floor on that he's only writing it on the 1st below 0 there now below another floor above I love that clock I run my life by that clock I used to look out the window should be a full stop because it was went back come back come back and then you could look out over the car called Yeah where the farmer's market is what was the general told the supermarket Linda Oh it was a supermarket in the ways it's not what it is where it is now I think you have a little waiting for a. Very. Good look and then next to it there was a fabulous shop and vegetable shop called rust so well go on yeah it was amazing out. Bennett now yeah there were all sorts of little I love you and you know about the headdress and with the gloss Sawi he still made this do you know what do you think they you know I want enough to keep him in New in regions populists also are all the same as customers who come in the Rolls Royces their head over is 0 because they just knew that nobody could tell like oh I love you Linda was a fantastic you know so you think I want to get a good headdress or so I didn't really want to have as our boss fresh over a bar yeah. Can we please now this is really important because we left it far too late last week what was at them so now whatever you feel here comes the cold can you feel it. And if it's the I talk is basically the air conditioning but can we focus for one second I don't ask much focus during the program but I'm going to ask you to focus now that. Because last week we left if you like coming up in about 10 minutes from now is the name so we need what we need to listen to. We need somebody to tell us the rules of the knives all yes right we have to fall to lighten my count this is nothing to do with. A right we need someone to tell us the rules you can now anyone get the children up just to tell us the rules you'll know the rules are very simple there aren't any so the rule I go there I saw Otherwise you have to say something when you are wrong right you decide there are any rules no but I love the way everyone adds their own little bit what was it we had lost your favorite doll get a favorite Yeah any Michael so anyone to find out the rules of the name some please you need to do that call she asked now yes a well thank you indeed 740000 of them again to the front pages Yeah Nick and. I morning welcome where you are sitting sorry only when you talk about childhood injuries which ones do you remember well I broke comprise my wrists at one point as a child I think Child Yes and one so I did it before we were going on holiday and my mom. She told me the story she hid in the taking me to the doctor to get it says I tried to go away and he thought I would tonight so I think at that point I had class to my. And he then sent me to the hospital to reply to my. Who had to then write me on how to. And of course how days about when going to be so she very intensively took from her face they stick cheap so all the cops came into the vending machine she could. How do you hear it said I could not see that and you know. No. But the thing that I remember clearly about this is that it was a it was inspiring a sad sad and I've made some friends that huge was running around in the bar with them and it was like a wooden floor and I can remember the slipping on the crack my plastic long on that hole nothing wrong with me but I just. Remember this moment and the whole room. With me sprawled on the floor with the noise of my With little plaster up to your arm I love the inventiveness of your mouth they're very clever Yeah wonderful memories thank you so much for calling in Nicola great calls right we need I love that she has as a child there's almost a pleasure in having a big plastic cost not as one I have to say I was going to mention class because earlier on because I was there were so many boys in my class who always broke their legs some used to do it multiple times as I was so sporty rugby they'd play football on the weekend the guy on their bikes but really quite violent cycling on their bikes over the the landscape and they would come back with a broken leg and I have to say I felt I was a wooden Now when I saw Don't spill this now this is one of the broken I did use feel some envy Yeah yeah cool us and then everyone would sign it and everything else very quickly looking at today's papers what have you found there's a number of things beautiful picture on the front page of The Times today of the harvest moon which is the one that is closest to the Automat Quinn Oaks they've taken a picture somebody taking a picture of it just over to the scene the one that it's on these Even isn't it I mean we had the full moon the other night I think and the Harvest Moon when we have those blue moons when they're really close and very near the wonderful b.b. Lynch one on Facebook she's in how that moment. Of the West Pier you know them so I brought in pair stunning the night before last and I'm just having a look at today's times and they have it they've got this feature about Facebook's Like button is homing uses the man who created Facebook Like button has removed the app from his phone due to fears over the psychological effects of social media his name is Justin Rosenstein he worked for the company as an engineer and said that. Up feature brought only bright day. Of pseudo pleasure now I can relate to these so I mean all I personally message to somebody on Facebook last week who has known me since I was 13 and I made the mistake of I don't know I was in a morgue. And I just thought I'm going to just this person is known me since I was 13 so I'm not one load the base of where I am in my life now so I wrote I said it was called Ready to go and I told you they are by now you average. So I wrote to a bloke I've known I've known him and his family since I was 13 so I I wrote quite a lot saying you know I don't know how you feel about your lies this is how I feel about mine so they probably for long paragraphs do you know the respond Yeah I like a thumbs up thumbs up. That's how room without a text we know anything else so I just I just literally wrote well maybe I've just been contacted the wrong person that's what I thought he say nothing about you out and get a thumbs up or anything I mean no it was that was his comment but the equivalent of the bed my soul was I mentioned in there so I was in awe Paul of your new I guess you would have to leave I would have understood it but what's interesting is that the kind of relation of that is when you're on the tags and you send a relatively long text or somebody explaining something making it clear they understand something and being relatively open and quite emotional and then you get back Ok yes just dreadful right we need to say one other thing though I've been quite moved about this week is and somebody in the papers this morning is the departure of Liz Dorn they were dark with so many were at a funeral in I think was in soul food so to one of the report b.b.c. Reporters who was that he said obviously it was an incredibly moving day they were telling some wonderfully warm stories about Liz Dawn who famously said that she was never really clear where Liz Dorn ended and there it began and towards the end so they they began playing the organ is a traditional kind of few near real music and it morphed into the theme coronation . Actually but also really works well as a squad of a car but I suppose a mortal in Yaz out of the people liked it a lot it was our night she said she was really clear with the I think with the priest the person was Caricom it was he was coming out the service I don't want it to be sad she said before she passed away and yes every single person was wearing black Did you know a lot of people never wear black to funerals that I like. Me to read or May moment you're absolutely right that are just so close none of them of warm color and so there must be. You know think till you memo so I'm going to stay in a shepherd's hut tonight yeah and nearly there with you it's through a website I'm not won't name the website but we all know what websites they will by the end of it and you'll. Hear from a. Overstep the mark but you know the way you can live in other people's homes basically Mind you this isn't a shepherd's house I'm not finish it out to live in the heart it's at the bottom of someone's girl like a shop is part you don't need somebody of the dark because you had Shows how do you have a rented someone through this website I don't know we may go she do you just making me yes I have said now Rosicky I live just sent this what you need to know just a few moments away from staying in your shepherd tops this is what you need to know remember that each home is unique Well it is unique yet Shepherdstown this is shoppers will treat your host home like it's your own Are you want to take into Bulldogs I'd hope they don't treat it like they treat mine and communicate with your host about checking in when I won't be able to get in unless I communicate with them well that's where you should have you a range checking of your age where the key is going to be. So how do you think you're going to get it when I was you know just answer the door when it's on their land. Oh well oh please don't say this is all gone wrong or I want to go wrong but if you know I do any communication between the person who just see you on the 7 is today isn't it yeah Was it the 7th of October yeah 27 I will be tweeting this I've got 3000 Twitter followers now Simon again 6 this week I will be tweeting it throughout the day good I look forward to that No No I'm saying this to everybody not just everybody but I'm speaking on behalf of yeah we look forward to that. My main concern serious health stop this in a moment my main concern is I have a wood burning stove it puts out I'm so lost not I hardly slept because I kept thinking I'm not going to get monosodium glutamate poisoning or whatever it is what is it. Actually though build a law figure out this current state what is it you want to get. You won't get that carbon monoxide Thank you yeah then you'll get that Are you Ok right. Yes just like you said I like. To wait with the windows open but I think we just need to forget this and do the rules also. No come on we can't cheat country we already did it when I was right here right all right let's do this I will play a trail 36 seconds you've got to phone up anybody phone us and tell us the rules of the name song you've got 36 seconds give us number Simon our choice 7 True true for 2000 if you love someone in. The stream street. Wrong for her fine I mean these people are marching on my stomach so she was coming in from the club with his own trumpet It's about was whether to beat you to the Stones Primrose Hill away since Primrose Hill So if you approaching the back of the loitering feel can write it myself love to sing but it never reached up long way as long as we know the tricks of the trade when it comes to getting around cheap Islam to the b.b.c. Radio London. We have. 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What do you got planned for the rest of the day Stevie napping Well I'm going to attack my count them because I've been away in Turkey for months and there will be lousy leaves to get rid of and. That's it really have a fantastic thank you for the call. I got to. Come on the calls now. Steven Stevie's staff Stefan. We had a line night in Elephant and Castle morning who isn't even in council. How do you know you've not had a violent records to one another Oh my goodness Hallo Good morning you know I listen for him some of the reconstruction surely will come up. Yes it has kind of a you know on the way to be in Q Now I want to watch the Jim surely poem to start with symbol or no or to say how he's no I. Suzy she's she's dealing with her fine very well oh yes she's been everywhere Hello all off. She's just a name with. Very high profile Is that all and Steve listen it's lovely to have you on what do you got planned for the wrestlers I off to the gym. 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You've been to Claygate one of my best friends lives in Claygate with the windmills I don't know about the women in jail the women. Filmed Chitty Chitty Bang Bang one of them. What about the other night. We got a sports who's a nice borderline 98 morning. Alice in a small do you live in the sport or you just traveling through Welborn even going about 2020 years who we are named after Steve. Are you Steven with a v. Steven with a Ph. Ph right and what do you do what are your plans for the day you work the weekends and you have the free. For all. What do you do. 3 other laundries a rematch Yeah that must be a. Very riot and for you your climb down there a nice ball where you have a bit along the way you sound a bit like you musta been a Londoner at some stage cause they go when 20 years ago you went from cause children to a sport. Well we all. Know I would enjoy and thank you for the call you know one of a love a love that best ice cream shop. I love anybody wants to depict a bride as it was 50 C.C.'s as they always filled many school. Shows my age actually because I actually prefer hanging out and he's on the Brighton Yeah. Very successful I think that was today I think that is possibly a record for the numbers and names we actually got Yeah of the person thank you for all of you now to get the next appointment to call in if you want to get something is the 915 billboard machine so you can book a call you can call in now and promote it they'll bring you back at 915 said you want to book a call day bring life at 915 if you've got an event that you want to plug if you go to event the you're going to go to a 7 to 2 for 2000 half past 8 Simon and Joe on b.b.c. Radio and also coming up divided say that a baby is going to be here one of our regular friends of the program talking about the world of the arts and some great I mean every event and every exhibition talks about she has actually been through she really has just one final before we go into the news but we want more of these childhood injuries this is for many he says My middle child is very accident prone walls and still is she was in her 1st month at school and saw the bigger children using this balloons to flick food so she flicked. Flicked the wrong way smacked herself with the spoon and broke her nose dear oh dear there's a lesson to be learned there there is a 31 Sana Joe b.b.c. Radio London Travel News in the morning spall on the way before the Abbey Lois has the latest news headlines. Good morning detectives investigating a fatal stabbing a nice didn't have a arrested a 15 year old boy an 18 year old was found with multiple knife wounds in Tanfield Avenue yesterday afternoon Rhys Davidson says the Conservative Party should get its house in order and back to reason May the Scottish Tory leader has said rebels should stop talking about convincing the prime minister to step down Ryan as Chief Operations Officer Michael Hickey will become the 1st executive to leave the airline over the cancellation of thousands of flights today to a mix up with pilot rosters mistaking who had been responsible for much of the day to day running of the airline will resign at the end of the moms you could see dozens of shooting stars later when the Draka meteor shower peaks this weekend the spectacle is caused by the earth passing through the Depor a from a comet London's weather cloudy with my am breezy with outbreaks of drizzle temperatures today reaching 16 Celsius now the b.b.c. Radio London travel with Louis killing them. Thanks I'll be yes as he was saying Tanfield Avenue in nice than remains close to falling off instance yesterday afternoon so a London bus is 12245332 are on diversion in the area but already causing that unit lays traffic elsewhere look at it carefully not looking too bad on the roads there when up a short way is closed southbound little wrote Angel station for road works on the Champs the Circle Line is no service old gates to Edgware Road for Victoria Gotti future engineering works also the District Line has no service from South Kensington to Edgware Road Wimbledon Ealing Broadway Richmond Limpia video was. Those services weekend from Stratford about church and there's no cheerful rail running from Liverpool Street to structured there was killing a b.b.c. London next trouble a bait is just before dawn. Was stupid if you will cultural life come and seize this afternoon Oxford against Wimbledon and one Kings as the stock in a plus live updates from all our London teams in action on only on Saturday 6 times . A 33 busy weekend of sport abbé you got a preview Thank you yes Wimbledon travelled to day with the Dons currently in the relegation zone in League One manager Neil Audley says they need to start scoring more goals with Troy and after a lot of confidence in the in the group and we need to embrace the pressure doing it as a thing and get out good players that we know can score goals because I've done it all the career. And you can hear full commentary of Wimbledon's game away at Oxford on 94.9 f.m. This afternoon this often is Digicel commentary comes from Woking where a win for Dagenham and Redbridge could put them top of the National League table tigers all unbeaten in their last 4 matches sitting 4th in the table a point behind their opponents was just 5 points between the top side and the 13th place Dugan a manager John still says it's a particularly competitive campaign at the moment older games are tough and child and you know I don't see sadly been any exception Acho often have a church aims are trying to win and in trying to win you know it's a chain that's going well it's going to be chuffed but you know what the guy was if you want to ply. Or against what I call the people that are in Ranchi live the ones you want to play into well and we look forward to it you can have all commentary of that match on b.b.c. Radio London digital from 3 o'clock today is normally a day with football fans around London being encouraged to take in a normally game during the international break in rugby unions permeation Polokwane speech sale by 42 points to 26 to go fish and in basketball the London Lions beat the Manchester Giants at the Copper Box last night that she sport more than our. This is rather nice. It's nice being with you in a room with such seizing music I'm hoping and. Tell everyone is playing with this is Alex Mendham is saving the show Alex by the minute orchestra a number of you have ideas for the sexual you actually have went to see him some on the field based on his appearance last week he was he was our special guest on last week's program. Things that we're talking about and asking you to chat to us about some. Bricks topia is taking place north in Brixton it started in Brixton moved to Dalston we're asking Go on tell us your bits of Brixton the bits of Brixton you know you remember you still visit. We're also talking about childhood injuries all these various gadgets and toys for kids coming out the Christmas cos there you are said to so yeah Were you injured by us. In our own land during the Bush Bulldogs falling off the swing tell us the injuries that you enjoyed as a child that you remember calls on other children we don't want it to McCardell 7 doubles here is a little 1000 Yes I said that I'm going to stay somewhere tonight that's off that website whereby people can rent their own home or yes this is from one of our listeners who says Joe a word of warning as well it will mean. Not only will that website Ask for a review of the places. You've stated. That they will review wards Yeah sure they review you. Yeah but they only put it out when both of you have reviewed all right if you don't review them other than you there are they have you goes up but he's healthful because you'll be like mine don't choose holler for your dog I might do what you know he often said and you will therefore have a great review which means next time you'll be picked up straight away Oh yes I will will read to her because she's got a great review have a read through that before you know who this is the 1st time was quite a brave thing for them that they don't know what kind of a guest you'll be they don't know who you all do know they don't but as I'm not watching their home I mean I'm in a hot sauce is only so much damage you can pay to announce my building isn't this sounds like a sitcom the fall the end of the episode the whole thing will be burned down says cinders. 72 for 2000 and we got some calls about Texan e-mails talking about child accidents and also bricks and I said to Brian he's an era morning Brian welcome morning when I was between 10 or 11 after the war it was like I was a bum so I Spy sickly and I lived in Church Street in Maryland and they hung around on the Nike thing yet I see that there are no church Gotbaum and they used to be flow 6 clothes and used to challenge from one floor to another with a gap. Well I missed the guy fail. Mon lake actually when I was sane and then freak 6 months later after recovered over to another place fell off them broke my arm and then it ends up upright crickets cohesive kava and right on the cricket board cut my I owe my junk but I'll just let you know my things some children are accident was when you had plowed through Paris on yeah you obviously saying as a child you quite enjoy it as an adult he told the aged Yes and he would a knitting needle down the yes is he any way can you know it's all about matter not St Joe and I can't get busy but just now there was a swimming pool in American history no d.s. Was it in where the old marble holes were no doubt if you will if you come down haven't straight Roy yet walk down Merriman a large tree yes time tonight yeah they used to be a bookshop there are works in American r.c. From 60 to 86 I worked around the county where there's a fashion school there's a student of the Course is yet no account remember that because it will be a no dual role out do you know if it won't in this place there was a bookshop right and there's a flat house behind it right and they used to be an American Curnow from the war in this building where when I walked in my friend said to me there's a swimming pool in our situ joke and then I cut a long story show went down the corridor went to the buy some and there was a massive swimming pool goodness and life stuff could still be there and Brian they still have all these Paul is now well a lot going to hell I don't know whether you need I mean I've always been moved in at the wrong time you know in our side in the show and I was lucky to have a way do you think you could play Fats Domino Oh yes Jamie Fats Domino says. Yes Jamie nodding Thank you Brian Brian I'm going to find out on Alexandra oil and find out if anyone's living somewhere with an indoor swimming pool. Says. On the Tx a wonderful 3 Start your message with the word love that I was about 8 years old growing up in Camberwell the local mall bull factory had a glass reinforced roof for being boys and loving climbing we often do so whenever we could making our way on to the roof I remember my older brother saying stay off the glass of course like nor the sound advice and found myself laying on my back looking out through the glass of a number of concerned young faces once I climbed out again my brother pointed to my shins I was very short trousers with long grey socks the sulks oh gosh the socks had changed color. To the hospital we go 89 stitches later are they have to go home and explain this to my mum the scars are still there they are . Living in Essex not just remembered as a lot of next door neighbor you know they say you could be very careful what you show on television because children will always imitate and be silly he it's seen something on a television with some kind of a war film whereby one of the prisoners had been handcuffed and his feet tied together to a pipe right so the pipe was horizontal Yes and he was handcuffed and tied to the pipe and this is reproduced watching the television and I next door because I heard the scream he's saying. You can easily get out that you just moved to this and then . Try to do in the garden. As a pipe as strong. And so there was a pipeline it was one of those serving today what exactly what it was what I think it was you know when you've got a garridge and you want to get power to the garridge put a cable outside of the cable you'll put some can but it won't be as well strike. And that's what we're trying to solve the thing my goodness amazing this is I mean all of this is going to be quite honest there are lessons to be learned let's go to Alison his. Morning morning morning right childhood accidents. Ok so my son. Used to go to an all boys who. I got to use guys to be men used to fold up a piece of paper and put it in and I left the country to. The classroom you could say that. To cover some great. However. Phrases that. I'm. Waiting to be. I was on my way home from work and. When I got home he was lighting to stop. And he was crying they kept telling me I was. My son had. Been out of. The hospital. I was red. I and it. Was dripping into his eyes so I had. And they were actually amazed that they did it but how does it seem like a side. You. Haven't from the same activity of. Pellets yet. Allison is he Ok now yet you. Say you know. But wait some trait but he wasn't out for it well that's too many think straight us hasn't been affected that's what that's why they put him on. The fact that what a relief show that got repeated it was quite strange that he let me just I. Think that you must admit. It's horrible on you and that yeah. You can't believe that paper could do that could you get the paper yeah that's intro Allison listen thank you I'm glad it worked out in the lyrics and memories Ellen says Simon and Joe I grew up in Milk Wood Road Herne Hill in Brixton the Emperor set your remember roller skating rink luxury as a story a cinema grosses under the arches David Gregg's and. Kennedy's John Lewis recalls says Allen and Jane says Joe and some of please don't let people go off to Claygate to see the Jack and Jill with Mills because they're in Clayton in West Sussex not in email about that so I have confused the areas that some like any very unusual but it says this is from Paul and he says Joe Claygate isn't salary niche Chessington Clayton is where the wood mills are in Sussex I was confused when he said Clay gate was beautiful Cho It is it's quite nice but it's not fun to be. Sorry if anyone is listening to us from that she says whereas I'm quite sure Clayton is far more attractive Have a great weekend in the hot love your show. Never put yourself down Joe you are amazing thank you all there's a group of 7 people who tell you that every day only 6 of them on the salary from you quarter to 9 is the time Simon enjoy on p.p.c. Right here logs and every week of this so I we invite one of our cultural experts into the studio lot to say this week it is it's not about a baby who's an all its reporter for the b.b.c. Goes to everything she talks about which is why we love having you in she's got the longest has she's ever. Has grown like a full on get me today I know you know you things happen seriously that have you been in the sun the sun might head grow Oh I did that well you're incredibly healthy because it has grown as an event as well Vinci I don't want to I want you going to come out but you know this is oh my gosh so few people can grow their head so that lens I would keep it you know it looks lovely don't you think that is all you can get something that you don't need to show on the lens Ok so let me just. Get something no you tell you're saying that she wants something does is no correction or thank you I could you know I could really get the razor on it but I knowing that just highlights here is that when you are facing this place is natural you would get this one right after no no that's why you're not already a full although I know it is regularly on the World Service like dragging you down . I don't know why it's very kind of you to descend to the level that we're at this and I know you've been to loads of things recently we start with Madonna. Oh no I would also be Ok let's start with. Let's start with this yeah I'm actually let's start with the phrase all yours tell you tell Mary Jo doesn't particularly like because it takes over 100 all I want to get it right no new I do compromise will be freeze take care of the dogs do you know about Free to oh I only know that cools is such a. Will for those people who don't know about freeze on then. A great time to see in London because loads of all people around the galleries just buzzing with activity and I meant because they've come over to see free zones and it's one of the most exciting phase in the wild it comes like Regent's Park every year for about 4 or 5 days here at the moment. And it's got their. Cases some of the best contemporary in the world so we're talking to I mean Harris Chadian wearing Gormley and it's a ball no they're all in there they share and not only can you see the work. But you can buy them too you can speak to that the crate is you can speak to the gallery so it's you know it's is and I think it is and I say when I was in the traffic going around the inner circle but what I was looking up to date what they've created is obviously been there and so this you go up stairs is a whole gallery on canvas all understand what it's like being in a big tent getting inside the boat on different levels it is spectacular to look at it's really great to look at and if you'll be interested in trends that's the place to go to you know the only thing is if it runs out tomorrow as it finishes tomorrow expensive it's quite expensive yet for an often in part it's about 27 pounds but they're all concessions to. But but but the good thing about this this year they've done something quite different as well as having aunts in sunlight they've brought out sunlight so they've got a pop up sculpture park they have with you may think about the place they're the great pole in the story and that's reality the other way is a similar to some of the trees it's been going to require a scale of slowing on. The Invisible Woman the skeleton of the woman on the sort of water fountain viewed as a tree that can completely stripped it it's completely white. Guys don't believe this Tom if you don't think it I did struggle with it looked like these were kind of 3 bombs these massive cylindrical metal Oh that's right I think it was got all that water on one of them which was really frustrating it was called on top of the old and I could make it up it was. But it is good and as you say it's completely free because in the Senate fun idea is a real trend at the moment it's I think people normal people wanted to see out you know you see. And the wonderful thing about seeing it outdoors is that you I mean can create much bigger sculptures because they don't have to worry about ceilings and walls and sort of getting actually into the gallery and also you've got free to actually go up to them to touch them to photograph them on some conversations with complete strangers in the park and you know what children absolutely love it they're out and they really fascinated by it they absolutely. Love it because they don't just get the people who physically go into galleries they get people walking around dogs people who live near people. You have people on the way to work it's really wonderful and it's not the sort of all you know the public all of the fifty's and sixty's a big massive sort of bronzes these these are made of all different materials including sort of you know natural materials and this is beautiful how many electric blue tint if you seen it it sort of plays about in the wind. It's like come leaves made of material difference it'll come as embroidered onto it and it almost looks like it's part of the park part of the landscape and you could just sort of you know just jump onto it and swing around it's like being in Alice in wonderland that is and that's in the palm. Of Regent's Park Yes you get to it from that. They don't live in north London or you can get up to Regent's Park thank you you have done something quite similar It's called sculpture 70 sculptures on display within the galaxy. And of course the whole life is that which is the the really big massive sculpture as a still sculpture of a complete beehive that you can go into it's completely my save its own lights it's got me sick and that's hooping trigger and activated by a whole group of be in the whole lives in the garden. Yeah so when they're active you can hear the music and the lights are flashing you can get inside and there are experts on hands Tookey through about honeybees in the production of babies and like bees a simple really when I was in Regents Park and I saw exhibition outdoors the 1st on it was only a few weeks here was the 1st time I'd seen a bee this year. No I mean everything else is because when was the last of us or well I was like a down to the country no but I'm in London yeah no you're. So the so this is we've got Q We've also got. Scopes q.a. That some until the 15th of September week to go tickets around 15 pounds that gets you into the gardens and you get to see the scope the scope and the high 50 and freeze London not around $27.00 pounds that's the sort of. The least expensive tickets but Frisco which is actually in Regent's Park that's completely free that runs until until tomorrow and can we talk about the barbecue because I've just realised why we're. There was rather. There we go. This is this is Madonna's get into the groove which I think probably goes by it's at least 85 or something when she was. At that stage you're a member I think it's turning wasn't just about brunette to be honest I was actually at this at this period of time she had really shorthand but and she was just all seem to have the crucifixes in the club. Scene and and basically this is a show about a good mate of has in fact I think it was a boy friend of hers he was an artist he's cool ascii a he's one of the 1st artist to develop street homeless graffiti that was quite political So if you love Banksy and you love that kind of graffiti art he's the guy that pioneered all this stuff and this is why that is. Didn't it. That's right Year 0 tolerance but the preserve the bank reserve. Yes Currently bruised egos because basket. Was considered to be illegal wasn't it when he was doing it wasn't seen as oh it's only early in the art world and I think that if you know much about him but he grew up in the seventy's and eighty's in New York when it was really edgy than him it's quite scary place to be there's lots of violence lots of drugs there was also really creative and there was a a scene it was sort of it was like a punk all saying basically and they still hang out in this club called the Month Club in New York Madonna was then she became really good friends with him and she loved his all and she loved his poetry and everything that he he stood for and of course she became with the best selling author of all time and he he's actually one of the best selling commercial autists of all time in the has he died and. He did sadly died because he became really really good friends with Andy Warhol and all left him scooped him up and said You know I really want to promote you but when will hold on tight Unfortunately I skated to you because he took a heroin overdose so he never really reached his full potential but in the ballpark and I mean he was pretty fit really the so much work in that from his profile of his poetry he's graffiti arts and he was also a musician she was really into big ball up and he loved jazz legends like Charlie Parker and Miles Davis really want to look at this what would an exhibition like that all private lending this doll for all his stuff but I know a lot of family they really closely with the family on this to really sort of bring it bring it alive on what I love about it is this sense of being in the eighty's because I grew up in the eighty's and you really feel that in this one room that you go into it's all about the Month Club and there was a fashion designer at the time called Mary pole and she took Polaroids of course then they had the Polaroid cameras of all the people here in the club people like Grace Jones. Wonderful that we got. The bomb one of our favorite Debbie Harry she was a good mate hey is. This is just what these portraits of them on these Polaroids when they were you know in their early twenty's fabulous really. It's got is a great soundscape of the city and of course I've had shepherd's pie was great. Sadly a mom passed away this week so I know it's nice that we play really want to go and see that ball the connectivity and how long is it on for it's running until the 28th of January secret plenty of time the only thing is I think it's sold out because. If you go earlier in the day they released on the day best to ring out find out you know how about to Kalak ation works it's like trying to get in as you know these places these exhibitions is sold out but you see. Now I was sitting watching that and you know you talking about Banksy Well he's actually he pays homage to you. Because he's actually a brand new. You know that the tunnel that runs between the. Century itself that is being stopped and searched by the police and that is how clever is he. And yet that's going to remain there because they've covered it in post. Actually it's a really big one as we know about this through this in 45 seconds each variant I all propulsion power politics you know well this is a completely change this complete change of 5 but this is one I love the most actually it's beautifully done you don't have to be you know I'm I don't know that much about I learnt so much from it and it didn't it wasn't patchin izing it wasn't condescending and it was an arrogance either just pitched it just right it's looking at 7 different approaches through deaf 7 different cities and we're talking fantasy and then Milan Paris dressed in St Petersburg London City. And I love the London one because it takes you back to. The the Haymarket theater was the 1st place. To. Day which was handles musical. 6 and rubber elms is going to be speaking to the curator of this exhibition later on today this is because you see when I do play I love it . All just for time as she said she announced her time as it is this week did she she sang at the wedding when she persisted. And just lost. Some of the love everything about all of the super flex have even today this one well again this is really good fun I mean this just I did not get this feeling that there's just not playfulness in the art world right now and this is basically a playground they've they've completely transformed the whole into a big playground with about 30 swings and the swings Oh well this swings for 3 people to swing on and it's by a Dutch a Danish trio who wanted really I want people to work together and for us to share a little bit more in the wilds and sort of get off our backsides and think about others around us so when you get on to the swings you can just think about the South swinging you get away with somebody else there is nothing to take you back to childhood quicker than swinging. In the sand. If they want to bottom or buy you how can they do it. Oh yeah. Right when you come in why not is annoyance on a job b.b.c. Ready a lot of headlines on the way without me before that Lou is killing him as the latest travel news. Field is closed it's after an instant's which happened. Elsewhere things looking. Across the. Boobs are no delays there either but the Circle line is those service old gates or Edgware Road via Victoria there's no District line running from South Kensington to Edgware Road Wimbledon even Broadway Richmond or Kensington Limpia the law is no service structured to Bow Church and 3 or 4 railways not running from Liverpool streets to structured limits going on b.b.c. Radio London next travel update is that knowing 30. Digital radio and see the. Point now in London is raising a stink. B.b.c. Radio logic. London season line I'm Abilene this good morning detectives investigating a fatal stabbing in Easton have arrested a 15 year old boy an 18 year old was found with multiple knife wounds in Tanfield Avenue yesterday afternoon police say they're trying to trace a number of people who crowded around the victim and may have seen potential suspects leaving the scene the leader of the Scottish conservatives Rhys Davidson has told the u.k. Party to get its house in order and knuckle down responding to calls from the former party chairman Grant Shapps ret challenge to treason May she suggested it was time for her critics to get off the stage our political correspondent Jonathan Blake says Mrs May's looking more secure than she did now as the leader of the Scottish Conservative restatements and who is having her say and she said the reason why I should continue and that the rebels should either put up or shut up she is a respected figure in the party and this call for calm may well have an impact for now but the Prime Minister's position is precarious it has been ever since they disastrous result of the general election earlier this year and so it won't take much for the frustration of those few M.P.'s who do want to go and go quickly to flare up once again some councils have accused the government of failing to release funds to meet the costs of making tower blocks a following the ground fell tower disaster the local authorities say their requests for help aren't being met. A veteran Ryanair executive is to resign at the end of the month following the mistakes over pilot rotors that led to the cancellation of more than $20000.00 flights Michael Haiti who's the chief operations officer has worked at the airline for 30 years in his role he was responsible for the shed Huling of shifts of pilots research shows the number of people from a black Asian or minority ethnic background with a degree in the u.k. Has soared over the past 20 years but they are still less likely to be in work than their white peers the study has been carried out by the Resolution Foundation which aims to improve living standards for those on low to middle incomes and investigation has concluded that some travel companies aren't giving out accurate information about financial protection to Holaday make his researches from which travel magazine posed his customers and asked questions about the government's atoll protections the magazine's editor rule the bowl and says travel firms need to make improvements this is just simply not good enough particularly in a month where we've seen Monaco airlines sadly go under and demonstrate the real importance of us all I think customers have rightly an expectation that when they phone the likes of British Airways and Thomas Cook that they will be given the correct answers about this protection and I'm giving the correct answer every time you could see dozens of shooting stars later when the truck in a meteor shower peaks this weekend the spectacle is caused by the earth passing through the debris from a comet Elizabeth Pearson is an astronomer and the editor of the sky at night magazine she explains how you can see it this evening you look towards the northern sky and then if you can find the plateau and look up and you should be able to see to conus in the sky the best time to look is actually right after nightfall so as soon as it starts getting truly dark so off to twilight if you go out and you look to the north you should be able to see them you want to try and get in your your viewing time before the. 4000000 comes up in rugby union holic wins are up to face in the Premiership after a 4226 when the stoop and a look at London's weather now with taken around the grey starts to the weekend there is a lot of cloud around Smalling some spots of light rain and some drizzle Ali is fairly breezy as well as we head through the day the drizzling rain will move away southward surprising dry the salt and some practice falls maybe a clip or 2 of sunshine but it's going to remain breezy the maximum temperature getting up to 16 or 17 Celsius overnight tonight the cloud will start to break up so some clearer spells but still some patchy cloud as well minimum temperature around 10 or 11 Celsius a better day tomorrow a dry day with some spells of sunshine the time which is a touch warm at 18 Celsius b.b.c. Radio London it's 5 past 9. So. There is a divide you can feel that if. The result of. The b.b.c. Radio London. And. When they gather. Around. Together they. Are very good morning this is the last hour of the Saturday Breakfast Show which Owen saw in. The news it today I'm thinking everyone is a greying is absolutely beautiful it's Alex Mendham he was on the show last week a very young and. Alex Mendham in his orchestra he was playing in the Martins. In the field last week and lots of you turned up and said it was standing at patients all way round Thank you. Want to chat to time Illinois one opportunity is the 915 billboard machine you can promote anything that you want to give time to. Life that's at 95740000. We're also. This Lowe's in the papers today about children's toys and selling them in shops or cheaper to buy them online and people talking about the latest which is a phone and the dangers of. Which lead has to go on to childhood injuries some extraordinary it's coming from you keep them coming if you've got any skulls from a childhood injury we don't want them to be to. Feel free to cool. To 40000. Branch and some of the glorious pictures of the harvest moon that was. A sight to behold bottle of some of the papers and in the papers also one of your colleagues Jane Garvey who I know you follow diligently is writing in the newspapers about why there's no such thing as a female buffoon I don't know what the Feeble of youth is a female version of a buffoon or is it just no female. But she's. Something odd and something I'll have to say on the Queen I don't know whenever you one of the greatest things about flying down from Scotland to Heathrow is often flying over Windsor Castle because you get a stunning view of the ground in Norfolk it's at the point where the planes divert awards Heathrow anyway and then if you know the queen made a special appearance on God this question time and speaking of the radio show that is the radio show and she was and in a number the papers they talk about the the fact that she was rather concerned about aircraft noise over winds. For obvious reasons a little bit like when you were and we mentioned Kew Gardens earlier on at the end of Q gardens you find it's a mission that a lot stuff in the little Talking about to reason by Will she lost and the resources to talk about the. Expense I think she's wearing a Vivienne Westwood jackets there I feel a bit like to ease and I say Cause I've got a tickle in the back of my. Pant you know how the chancellor of the Exchequer there to give you a laws and no but my career rests on whether I'm able to speak or know your voice is your fortune or not is the case maybe 9 minutes past 974-2000 coming up it is the 915 billboard machine now we've got a very south London feel to the program today that will. Be on on just right the fate of No No No Ok this is our 2nd south of the river highlight and it's the Herne Hill Music Festival which runs until next Sunday it brings together a mixture of big bands jazz choral music classical and cabaret to tell us more about the divide to say that it's musical director Alan Taylor I'm Amy Sullivan from the Saxophone Quartet says a-g. Performing in the music class will join us live on the program this week welcome home nice to see you welcome Good morning thank you for coming in Naomi just remind me how you told me that I should say says it like I'm drunk. Is probably what you said do you post you both from South London yes yes we are going from I'm from the hill and I started this festival or so. And years ago now it's a not for profit community festival so we aim to provide lots of different kinds of music to local people inch gradually got more and more ambitious as time has gone on the same old multi venue much of a new multi-genre So for instance our 2 biggest. Most ambitious projects this year one or both collaboration is one we got 7 composers and 7 choreographers together it seems and they produce brand new pieces which are going to be performed on Wednesday with a wind ensemble we're calling it dance with the winds so we have a whole evening a modern dance to new music as one lot bigger so we're hoping to have a good crowd for that the other one goes by the name of the Frankenstein teacher. The story writer Toni Brafman and composer Simon spear got together and produced a Junior School Musical which I've been rehearsing for the last couple of weeks with a local primary school St Jude school so Friday the 13th perhaps appropriate very of your average I'm going to be here or maybe going to be performing be the Frankenstein teacher the story of how a scary new teacher arrives the children can't stand him but due to the intervention of class hamster they eventually come to love it and I think we've all been in both of those stories one where we have ventured to come to love a while where we really really do not so this is happening from today until next Sunday is that right yes yes and we began yesterday in fact but the rest of today we have a coffee morning at 11 o'clock Mr Nice music and raising money for charity then we have 4 local choirs on the softer noon and then to see evening we have an event in which my friend who's going to be performing right now I mean Sullivan from the city the saxophone can just kind of play they don't know because we can hear hear. Very distinctive and so this is you obviously are not being and if you are here you plus 3 others who are 3 you do it with. The group as a sort of collective of music. Try to listen to the quartet with myself goven McKenna stay put and dominate child that this evening we've been joined by David who's a Canadian player I'm Did you record that lawyer will do you do studio stuff as well as often album that's our 1st sort of debut album yes or I made a few years ago how does that fit because I always wonder with musicians usually working live with an audience and without this fear to then suddenly go to a recording studio is that was where it or not but I love actually I mean it's very different obviously to live playing but it's a real kind of focused way of performing you know and you get a chance to perfect stuff how did you choose a saxophone because I either when I was growing up I didn't ever did very well with all of them but I did try with all of them violin piano and drums but drums is an issue because you got lugging around we just lug around your plot you practice pub which is not particularly great piano you can't really move very much Valena people think you carry a machine gun or they did when I was 5 What how did you. How did just what we see how did you choose the saxophone Well I played the flute to begin with but I had a babysitter. Introduced me to Michael Jackson one person and she was just the coolest ever she played the saxophone so you thought I was going to hear from a so what are we going to see from you then well there's 2 groups playing this evening at the half mean pub and we're playing music from all around the world. Relatively young and up and coming and tonight we're doing new piece by a friend of mine Paul evident he's a great composer and then the group. Of joining them with some improvised numbers and they're playing stuff off the new album and this is the 1st year there's been. Healed means it has to vote no this is the 77th Yes and gradually grow I was going to say so it must have its own reputation now with us we find increasingly when we put publish the iris and then we ask people how they find out about our events they already knew about the festival and how I mean I used to live in one hills and the whole moon I know very very well but I'm trying to thinking how easy is it to find then use that to the full name what we find is that different kinds of music need different kinds of venues there are certain kinds of venues where basically you need a good room in a pub and the Half Moon is the best one we've got it shut for some years due to a flood it's now reopened this is the 1st time we're using it again in the reopened sway so that's great other things they need to be in based in the church for instance or of course the school musical will be in the school so it depends on the type of event and we have plenty of different venues around in her and he'll be wonderful and also have a night club which opened a few years ago in a rare way our church so our jazz events happen there so we in particular we have $22.00 events coming up one is called. The Balkan party which is on Thursday night and then we have the a bass guitar lead joust group by Rick led by Rick Leon James That's on Saturday nights so that's in this nightclub deep under the railway arch underneath her hill train station where you get the trains running across occasionally but if music loud has very Jamie was a make of a load of different types of music as well and that's one seriously to look out for is there a website with all the venue's and all the events on it yes if people put in her own home Music dot org dot org They will find a website that all the details and you can buy tickets one event sold out so you better hurry and after this a lot of them will be no me when seals on this evening Yeah right. And so you can get tickets online or turn out yes yes most of you know so but there's some left and the whole Flutie equal that would winning fish and chip shop nearly next door as well as yes in fact they are all use commercial plug but they are a sponsor of the festival good for that's how we work local businesses sponsor us I'm not sure it work pays for all our public sitting on them we can put on the events and frankly all the money earned in ticket money goes to the performers fantastic thank you so much for coming in that smarmy Sullivan and Alan Taylor and bigger and better every single year the music festival thanks you. There's. Just talking about her Neal that Happy Days how you played an instrument I'm sure we have had I'd recorded but I used to just flick spit with it which is no no really no not that national giant Sheila says further to the nuff guns in the we're talking about earlier on growing up by the Royal docks in the 1960 s. We were never far from a day Bri they were all playgrounds and they were great at the end of October we would gather all wood doors crates anything to burn for Guy Fawkes night well one year during last kids had a load this is about all of the child injuries one year during kids had a load of wood dumps on odds a very we did a lot of pasta long all the items to place the wood on the bone fides stack and then a boy called Jimmy as they always all threw a block to me to pass along but it caught me on the forward a not to me out I came to a child never been knocked out thank goodness I always wanted to I faint I can I. Point to fight part of your angels are faint every Saturday and she said No I came to her all the gang looking down at me all concerned mom went absolutely mad when she saw the egg on my face I was allowed to daybreak and says she did but I think she probably went right now it is time and a 2nd for the 915 bill board machine This is from Paula bro childhood injuries a broken wrist caused by crushing my rally chopper a front I'm sorry to hear yes the central front should foot cools by jumping from the Stake case and landing on my baby brother and then a torn muscle in my back calls when I fell 25 feet from a tree onto a concrete path question most of these injuries have been to boys if you noticed yet the girls to be are now resting up as brides right. Up to get the old tax code he has used to climb you treated. A guest or he was. A little mountain goat climbing everything always climbing up and always falling off that's the story of my life right now the billboard machine and I'm 15 billable machine so we've already got some calls we want some more because it is your chance the one time in the week to mention to the rest of London event that you've got planned if you've got an event that you have planned or you're going to do that using the rest of London should know about 72242004 the 915 billboard machine. That's what we're here for you can promote to any and any a very charitable act. 7 to 14000 Let's kick off with Maria in Enfield Hello Maria good morning good morning time my warning Maria what would you like to put on the 915 billboard machine this morning. I say anything I just love your show absolutely love it what you like most about it it's funny you got such a good relationship military's l.a. Rich a funny I love them the information you give so I just don't drag you guys have thank you. We've got tonight it's in a place called The Art town café. Where it it's an m. Feel he's in I'm feeling right on it. I found it by chance really I just stumbled across it open in the day and evening but tonight there's a Latin jazz group on and it's a very strange place because it so I just found it by chance and it's it's got. Guitars on the wall it's got sheet music up stairs there's a school of arts and one called again Maria the town cafe town cafe Ok and that didn't failed Yeah it's got great ambience it's great food and it's really cookie and tonight it's a Cuban night yeah I like and yes Latin jazz Cuban Yeah all that sounds wonderful to what time roughly should people get there. When he kicks off about half past 8 so the finish is quite early really about half as 1011 wonderful Maria thank you thank you rollin in fields wonderful you can join in and don't thank you for the kind words you said about the program long nightmare and balms for the ninety's the billboard machine morning Ben What would you like to put on the ninety's the billboard machine this morning good morning everyone Kirsty 1st which is a free. Press and that's tomorrow right and I'm Dr after Kristin Cole of course. To be in existence among. Other things you also write about this same time of year all full dreadful news country 17 years ago. Yeah. And so what happens is that we have this girl event story. Starts at midday in Soho Square and she had a famous old name so square as well so we sing that as well on the bus about 80 knots of people turn up to that and head bent you can see the benches there for us that's where we meet at midday and then roughly about 1245 we go down to the spice of life pub which is a few minutes walk away from there. In Cambridge that's just off it and that's downstairs and slice of life pub and we just have a look at some fest really just sing your songs which is you always like us in the Cult song from the capital in. New England you know not where you can live I'm not looking Yeah something I'm just looking at the Billy Bragg you know fantastic I want to great event you mention thank you for that then. She was 72240004 the 915 billboard machine when I. Sat next May Going to Ilsa didn't Jane is on the line Hello again good morning Tony sorry I now do like to put on the 915 Bill machines morning and I sing for ladies choir called Bravo similar and it started 10 years ago and the pattern of Judea Wilson James is a local professional soprano and we've been singing for 10 years now and it's all anniversary concert tonight because the troll how did it all starts 10 years ago what to do is as I said she's a soprano itself and she's always wanted to set up a ladies' Clive trying to concentrate on 2 quality in tone and all that sort of thing. And we started off with about 8 of us are now about $25.00 of us and she just. We just sing for the sheer joy of it but also raise funds for charities and over the years we've raised just under 10000 pounds now and how nice it's wonderful that I must feel great to know I need to do something which is invigorating which is saying. Also to be doing in a good cause is terrific I mean we go back we do the full circle so we go back to support help musicians u.k. Which is all for charity to. But we're so fortunate we were all for Judea to choose all favorite it like it's all around the island and we've been lucky because over the years most composers have written the sickly forest. We've got the real collection and it's a wonderful to have as many people forcible. To come along and support us and support the charities and you just recap for us where and when you know right out front with Cathedral in engraved road words start 7. Tickets a 10 pound or any under $65.00 pounds that we celebrate with some more and then kind of pay doctor would say thank you to everybody who supported it over the hour last night sounds great events so far everyone who's had a musical event if you want to pin anything on the billboard be quick. 7 double 242000. So I said I wouldn't do this because I don't. Have it but I feel sorry for them this is Jan who really early on I was asleep e-mailed and said I know that you want us to call but please please I can't get to the phone will you read this out for this one time only. Janet in South Norwood's she says Joe in sign that I'm going to be setting up my stall call jangle at the smoothie at beautifully formed clock tower market didn't sound. Right next to Norwood junction station please give us a shout sounds good I'm jangles Jad. And made jewelry she's actually sent me pictures of them so if you're around the South Norwood you know Crystal Palace area you want to go to an indoor market just by the clock tower. And that's where we leave it thank you busy old general. And we'll have another 915 billable machine the same time next week a number of other e-mails text coming through and calls regarding other things I was also. Aware was a loss of use or be because of the immersive hive that is in queue gardens that the lobby and I was talking about earlier on Allen embezzled and says lots of bees in Busselton he puzzled I'm still around here been a bit a lot more this summer it's not the too much you have to say the bees are story which is part was it was a fat b. This is from. There are. This is what you were talking about here yeah this is some time ago these are delayed several We were talking about what you didn't want to get ill from when you were staying in your cabin Oh yeah Joe some a joke you'll only get m.s.g. Poisoning from a dodgy Chinese. Puzzles from Locke's body just remind people in case they missed I didn't know you have fused. Poisoning with sodium monosodium glutamate This is from sushi talking about childhood injuries Joe and Simon when I was 10 Myself and my brother were playing with petrol all of a sudden my trouser leg caught fire this is just old parents be where these emails are quite terrifying my cat trouser leg caught fire and my mother went absolutely crazy 3 years later she lit the fire in the garden and all the trials the leg. Yes they were having bonfires in the same pair of trousers that I hope you just put those tiles on the fire they brought you bad luck never play with petrol and you have to be obviously very careful with the bomb fall but I do remember I was young when it was called suddenly got cold in the autumn I love. One another but when you're standing and you feel that heat and you suddenly feel the caveman and you tell you I might well I mean my shepherd out this afternoon be careful with it was on the e-mail. You can email by the way Simon and Joe b.b.c. Don't kowtow u.k. I just listen when German shit about learning to play the recorder and what was it you said you did spit you suspicion flick I just can't stop loving you that's all you were yesterday I told my nieces that I wanted to drop out of play London's Burning but definitely not to spit in flick then he lolol because your lot is lost says just love love love your show thank you live on this is Ali He says We used to climb trees all the time in the fields near the back of ours is about child injuries one day when I was 7 I felt out of the tree I got up brushed myself off and thought what is catching on my blouse when I looked up oh gosh when I looked I dislocated my little finger it was bent out was it 90 degrees it didn't hurt actually and my sister flicked it back surely bit about eleven's of it so very clever of hers another time I was about the same age I fell on a brick on the poles where the corner went into my knee I could see my new kneecap inside the hole before it started to go gosh I was taken to the doctors on the road he said he couldn't see it but somehow it did stop bleeding I still got that hole in my niece's allien sells the Bill thank you. Lovely picture in today's times of apples it's only. This you know my favorite is some huge discovery and russets pink lady is mine who says that lady Pink Lady. Pleased. Thing yeah if you promise to. I think it's cause he did hips way yeah yeah that's real for you know everyone gets their hips I think the Pink Ladies might be South African I don't know if the British actually you did you say Russert russet these are British russet undiscovered although when I used to work in the fruit shop discovery was when they used to come through this time of year we love those crew verse I know you know why some of the apples you can get all year round because some of them have been frozen for possibly more than a year they go brown Well yeah but they do it in a very dry why they're very clever with the way they dwell there's a bumper harvest to be expected apparently this year as well as a law away and they're saying you know good for side to make as I can even say that Woodside without feeling ill really is of course a memory as well it was the currency you only saw her talk about it during the news headlines is 937 and Joe b.b.c. Radio London Simon a lot of a judge good you can email Simon and Joe b.b.c. Dot co dot u.k. Travel News in the morning sport on the way before that Abby Louise has the latest news headlines. Good morning detectives investigating a fatal stabbing in Neasden have arrested a 15 year old boy and 18 year old was found with multiple knife wounds in Tanfield Avenue yesterday afternoon Boris Johnson has told a whatsapp group of conservative M.P.'s they should get behind the prime minister it's off to Grant Shapps tried to force a leadership contest the foreign secretary and Oxbridge in South Rice says people are fed up with all this malarkey some councils have accused the government to failing to release funds to meet the costs of making tower blocks a following the Grenfell tower disaster the local authorities say their requests for help being met dozens of shooting stars could be seen in our skies this weekend if the clouds clear it's because the earth is passing through the deputy from a comet London's weather cloudy and breezy today with outbreaks of drizzle temperatures reaching 16 Celsius now the b.b.c. Made. Landon travel with Lewis killing a. Bank yes as he was saying the nice didn't turn field Avenue remains closed after that Lee sensed it yesterday afternoon bus routes one and 2245 and double 32 on diversion look on camera though it's not really causing any delays in Romford London Road has been closed due to police and stands at the junction Spring Gardens just outside the Crown pub so that's causing queues in both directions just to the west of Romford town center on the no delays this morning but so do you joining works no circle line running old gauge Edgware Road via Victoria the District Line is no service from South Kensington to Edgware Road Wimbledon Broadway Richmond and Kensington Olympia no deal often struck it's about church and c.f.l. Rail not running from Liverpool Street to street food there is going on b.b.c. Radio London next travel updates is just before 10. Was stupid if you. Get a life come and see this afternoon Oxford against Wimbledon and while the Kings are still stuck in a plus live updates from all our London teams in action on only one stood a moment it was 933 with a preview straight back to. Thank you yes Wimbledon travel to Oxford with the Dons currently in the relegation zone in League One manager Neil oddly says they need to start scoring more goals with Troy in after a lot of confidence in the in the group and we need to embrace the pressure doing it as a team and get our good players that we know who can score goals because I've done it all the career and you can hear full commentary of Wimbledon's game away at Oxford on line he 4.9 f.m. This afternoon's digital commentary comes from Woking where a win for Dagenham and Redbridge could put them top of the National League table Tigers are unbeaten in the last 4 matches sitting 4th in the table a point behind their opponents was just 5 points between the top side and certain place Di. In a manager John still says it's a particularly competitive campaign at the moment older games are tough and child and you know I don't see sadly been any exception of show off in every show change or trying to win and in trying to win you know the answer chain it's going well it's going to be chaffed But you know what the guy was if you want to apply. Against what I call the people that are in Ranchi later once you want to play and well and we look forward to it you can have full commentary of that match on b.b.c. Radio London digital from 3 today is normally a day with football fans around London being encouraged to take in a normally game during the international break in rugby union's Premiership holic wins be sale by 40 points to $26.00 to go a safe and in basketball the London lines beat the Manchester Giants at the cup of box last night that she sports more 10. That was intentional wasn't. On the radio. My goodness me this is dictating the pace that this is going to go actually this is the last chapter of the show 25 minutes to 1020 Gyptian feel about this deal with the Toussaint dancers from the. Now. So if you were listening to the show last week Alex Mendham and his orchestra Well this is a. We've been playing them throughout the morning loving every single track of. Somebody tell me who the Toussaint dance is from the rising. My mum was on the bill with them she was one of the 10 moonbeams she's dishonest Seltzer the bass drum Simon you knows it's all interested in what I'm saying that. You didn't even know because I know that I want to know what ways are listening to Tell us come on someone. Who. Would Toussaint dunces dresses Egyptians window into music. And they used to bring it on to the sales of the Palladium a tray of sand. Might literally the oldest person in line the only person to remember. Let's go to Richard he may help me out Hello Richard morning Richard. Well 3 of them one son Kaplan Betty. So Moroccan. My mom don't stay with. Us where we're always around. The place where I wish I'd love to have seen them I'll show you how they used to Dunst Thank you. I know the sun dancing you did a good impression there Wilson Catalan Bessie I could imagine you dressed up in that outfit you just like all of oil right we're talking about childhood injuries this is all off the back of the gun but I can say rubber also just email through Wilson couple of better dances but of no elms but I Robertson next door he wouldn't have you know he would have come in I think he's too young damning. I think with. Oh a hell of a bit with the a case is it scary to Paulette in Sutton Hello Paul a oh yeah right we're talking about childhood injuries some of these are thrown guns are not as safe as you'd imagine. Spud guns and catapult and the like so let's hear your story. Well it's about more fun. In it when he was about to used to have to have a point where he only needs to get out of the play so we went into the 3rd market one day we were going through the revolving trial but I. Hate it when to go through it and I know it was a look so come on right that quick to get hold of him he points. And ended up hurting the show with talking to the whole but over the don't you know you every cut he showed you. 2 minutes later we woke up and he was throwing took aim because he linked it to the road again he's done it again Hoff now like. How old was he so a little devil did he go out of it I think for 7 men so even if you wouldn't sell and. Non-essential we want the look and I'm thinking they're going to get functions. Will they are terrorists on civil mother I've got. Good tag haven't I can remember you know thank you feel cool I have told you this before Simon you know when the boss in the old route as they used to have blinds that would pull down and the post would fit into holes when they put the blinds. Yes and I stuck my finger in on the way I think it was on the way probably to break 10 and it took the whole journey. Pretty much going yes. And it took that long for the conductor and everyone to get my child go out we went to see and then on the way home I stuck. Through It. You know well I was really scared of ones I still remember how remarkably scared I was you have to picture this. Station on the Piccadilly line you're downstairs and there is a lift at speed you from the platform level 2 up stairs to go out of the station and I was very young I mean I must have been I was on my own but I was still quite young and I ran to get the lift and as the liftoff door shot I'd missed but I notice that I had lost a raincoat which in that it had a. Long coal which would you do to pull it put it around you and that was cool down between how well do you. Know I was I was made early teens I think it was just like a and so really quickly. Around town but fortunately it didn't arise with the liquid I was you know how do you imagine going up to that No I'm amazed that hasn't happened more often cause I'm touching wood everywhere unless I'm saying no would that you care like you know none of that is beyond. That so it would I don't know that's what my head here would. Or is this is this would always this pretend that is where they are dropped it from to thank. And. This is from Dave. I know the Dave you'll thing here of another Dave and he says just. As a. Warning Danny Kaye was on b.b.c. 2 and I thought what a great person to save the show for next Saturday Oh that's a good idea yeah China we would have to do that. But we already got one from Brian in our of a next week. So we're told they're not childhood injury he's done when the call. Pulls In Tom Ridge Well hello or Welcome to the program Your lot of No I do see right here on the welcome oh I want to listen to that right and our story so. I mean you've been trying to go up in the station for some time. I set it up you know come down. A lot of couple of childhood stories one the one about Molly which is and not as macabre as that one about the Piper pilot I mean that was gruesome wasn't it not that one might you know. And I'll come back to that but there are Give me the funny one 1st I mean I was sucked out Jerry many times I used to live in the village and on the South Downs and we kind back from a some of the wants of my dad to call the call and drive by Interpol was a 7 time is it can you open up the carriage doors so I went up and when I opened the carriage doors to one step in front in front of a and a metal bucket which was hanging from a hanging from a hook on the on the ceiling fell Oh I on to my head. And I'm really her True True Blood and and for 50 years now I've thought how to scull the 20 mile is at the top of my nose a perch of my eyes you know it's do you know we could go on and on and on about the people as you do the angry about why haven't you just let it go I've been in pain nobody's so nice but now that I mean did you think is now you did you'd be suing well so when your parents as you would yeah yeah yeah they probably would you quite right pull Thank You can you give us a 2nd one because you know so many calls get so tight can't pull Thanks for calling this in to say oh no we're going to pose Ok yet muggles go in with his family Mom campaign style on all cloning guys moaning. They found out we need to Penny or accident each with a balloon it just happened dude although I ended up with a scar not dissimilar to the one the gentleman just met them in the eyes so I'm already fifty's and I don't know if it's because he wasn't around but I think young child I was given when I think it is a brain child and I was given a balloon and it was on a study called while. I think. I had the face of my writing to him trying to go on and on and a feather on it. Running around with my balloon on copper wire tripped up some stairs and while 3 more Brown not only missing mind I know I still have this going to die. We just discussing it the fact that they would give couple while. Tommy did that for years and tell him help. The branch I was that was a counselor I wasn't because I was brought up in bright oh my gosh yeah hi so you little look up or is it because you know you get a lot of money for that Coppa now. Right cool I thank you very much all these scars from childhood injuries and otherwise you'll see Asahara and lovely to see someone I was for I called my head stuck in there I'm surprised we haven't got more of these oh I had my head stuck in the railings at dance and parking Bexley that's called the 5 brigade to get me out when I drive Paul said I just can't outlaw things. Mazing with regards to the head yeah you get this you can't get out. If we save this. This could be our theme to. The. End and who. Is saving the show this whole. Thing. Wrong. Rule. I don't know why. They got Alex Mendham saving the show this morning right now in its 8th year the west sends annual fundraiser returns later this month with a new wizard of all same show Ruby strippers not is not a misprint more than $100.00 performers from the West End stage and beyond this is remarkably long with an a right of celebrity host will come together to take to the stage taken by the North and us of Burlesque with the magic of the West and what could go wrong I would imagine nothing and it's all for good causes because it's raising money for the Make a Difference trust to find a child the United projects which raise awareness joining us in this year let's talk about those shows of the artistic director directed to a group called kind also a choreographer Chris were. The buddies here welcome to the program and essentially his bird Lesko over the years over the last few years has had a. Complete resonant All right those are what complete in a phrase nice complete run ice on doesn't it say you're in the right time yeah it sort of feels like it's very very of the moment and it's one of those things that I think the switch of titillation of it and the excitement of it gets people involved and gets people excited which is great for us and it's interesting I mean you say because I'm a member doing a feature on the wham bam club which you're probably Lady Alice you Poppy know her anyway down in the take a deli and the a very few men in burlesque and yet. So that's breaking the trend isn't it all of they always been a bit slow to come forward yeah I think so I mean we with Western bears because it . Encompasses the whole West-End we tend to have a huge amount of guys and girls involved we tend to have for some reason a lot more male choreographers than female choreographers which were trying to counter me have new female programmers this year which is brilliant. But you know I think there are a lot. The last thing is there's this thing called we'll ask now which is yeah you know yes a new thing happening which is really cool and. Want it to do this right and obviously is choreographer and artistic director as you are respectively you had to have had a thorough grounding in it so when did you 1st enjoy c experience talking about honoring the works here and I don't come from a blast but ground I taught so I come from Iran's musical theater current for so for me it's more the chance to do something completely different and for me it's the chance to come in and work with sort of carte blanche there's nothing in there that we can't do you get what he's phenomenal dancer so from a chance to come in and do something where normally you get told exactly what has to happen every moment in the show but this Dave is amazing it just goes right here you go here's your theme see you in a couple what he says was the end of the jazz version of Les Cayes get out of Yeah it really is I mean everything that people love about musical theater the big numbers the production values the brilliant song. Very much is that with a smashing of burlesque thrown in and so is the performers because it's all of them develop it is that right. I didn't know but to do this to show we do 7 o'clock and 930 and so all of the all the performers all they West endorses all these people who are you know. Toiling on the West End stage and they. Say we have a lot of Western people we don't know so we have a lot of people who are working on u.k. Tours and lines like this as well just so anybody who wants to be involved can be in because it's such for such a good cause as we said more I think you'd think the night shows the way he's enough and then you go oh my day off I'm going to go and learn a whole new don't retain and go on stage and that's what's so amazing about it I mean this year like we say we've got over 120 performers who are rehearsing with the moment giving up so much of that time. With all the backstage stuff and all the creative stuff we do our video design and theater stuff we are so. So lucky and so tell us some of the so each number will be stand on its own it's there is you know so Henri this nation on the Thames from some sort of inspiration from The Wizard of Oz So my number I think in the theme of the lion but we complete turned on its head so I've got 6 lionesses in my number that come on like a lion tamers some of the other ones are the poppies you've got theme from the soldiers from the yellow brick road so it's it's kind of just taking anything that you read recognise from The Wizard of Oz turning on its head to give it something new and then making a number up about it and this is on the fly or this is a picture on the fly which you just showed is really strippers and it's got the wizard of all see it I mean it is a what's beautiful about all of this for you is that you've got a complete creativity complete freedom in what you do yeah you know you obviously you're not performing you're not in this light is it you know you want to be out there know that you're down a long time ago. You know. What's great about it is anybody can do it I mean there is the sort of impression that you just have to be the body beautiful. And a lot of those people do tend to do it because they're obviously very keen and have no qualms about oh but you know you're going to waste 10 courses or don't says now they're not quite back to told and every now is an. All the different shapes sizes ages and everything you know we really push hard to encourage anybody who wants to do it it's all about sort of celebrating your body and being body confident. And we're having more of that like you say in the West End which is incredible. And is this are you doing it for HIV and Aids awareness because of the anniversary this year no it's always been for the Make a Difference trus All right it started on Broadway with Jerry Mitchell who did it for. Broadway Cares and actually fights aids and it was set up by Jerry in the time of the aids crisis so that he in the theatre community could really do something for their friends who were going through those horrible horrible things and similarly. To make a difference trust which was formally West-End increase. Was set up then to help pay for the funerals of the people who were dying of Aids and stuff so it's always been for the Make a Difference trust and know hosting the lovely grandma. Now and everybody's having him off message this will be amazing because he's not a camera up is now you so he be literally able to going to be one free full. All remember him from my Brighton days when he was you know on the way to becoming the massive star that he is now he is wonderful to watch actually hosting stuff like right he really keeps the whole thing going and he has brilliant report with you he's really good fun have you got a box office number Simon or go to it probably because as I say there is it's on the 29th of October so you've got time to book but there it's only for one night 2 performances but for one night all thanks Jamie said the box office number is 08 double full 482517208 double full full $8.00 to 517229th of October you can get tickets from 16 quid all the way up to $100.00 quid so there's a price that everybody it will be massive big policy was on was county owner that I would see you on a Sunday when I was you know on the water you got the set of the original no you must hear that's their argument I have very lucky and they completely transform the theatre into a black box for us so we again transform into something completely Some of them are you excited a god we've got people from me or from a lot in from The Lion King from Dreamgirls from all sorts of West End shows just amazing Well thank you for joining us and if you want to find out more about it how can they take a website yeah they say oh yes you're going to trust website which is man Trust dot org dot u.k. And then you can also get tickets from the d.m. To your website which is Dolphin McIntosh don't hate u.k. Thank you so much for coming in on a very things you say you look at u.t.s. Trying to you know it's about tell you but thank you so much David and Chris. Sweet Home. Now we. Just said that she said lots of people calling in about this music that says Alex men don't need to think that we've gone into the this is a young guy. If you missed him you can listen back to last week's program he was a danger in the last half hour. Just come back from. World War ended. With his new album and he's an amazing guy Alex Mann the money is always m e n d h and they just captured the sound. Cannot be. True. Child accidents $916.00 and this is it this on going to use it as a public service announcement Suzanne says in $969.00 when everybody was watching the man landing on the mood you watched the man landing on the moon I would say that Australia what notice trail I went in to have another young you know I went into another room and ate all the travel sickness tablets from my mom's house. I ended up in hospital having my stomach pumped I was 2 and a half so she can imagine how distraught her mom must have felt. A much. Yeah. I think that pretty well sums it up I think it does. And what do you remember of the moon landings I just it was weird but not a limousine No I told everyone has 69 so I would have been 14 and. I had forgotten and do you remember my friend Can I have a stray or who I was yes I did yes he came over here and we went and had a drink and I've not seen him since I had left as a stray and she said Do you remember the moon landing and I went now that when she went you must remember because all of us gathered all her parents my parents everyone went to someone's house to watch it. I suppose I want to you know I'm never been much of a space person so I mean to be honest we didn't write 919 on it upright on another idea station many miles from here about it was the anniversary of the moon landings and we just did a show on it and we had so many people on a shooting they were genuinely of the belief that it never happened although there is there is a there is a group of people who believe it just didn't happen it was filmed in a studio it was recorded I can see the whys I found it fascinating because I just think I believe it is history because of all though I've never seen I mean what I found more fascinating was the effect it had a woman when they come back yeah that's what was fascinating rather than Then more walking around in the. I mean and we're still I bet the prediction was would be there but we're not yet anyway on not know we've done Joe is back Monday to Friday next week from one silver for as long as nothing happens in the in the cabin this weekend and yes I'm back Monday to Friday next week from 7 still 10 pm Robert Elms is on the way to miss Gary Crowley the softening from one and later at 6 We'll be back together again from 7 at the same time next week 7 till 10 for Simon to join us Saturday morning headlines on the way without giving him how to travel every doing thanks to by the way to Jamie and Karen have a great weekend. Thanks Simon Eastern Time field is close close since yesterday afternoon after police since and they're supposed to it's 182-245-3321 diversion in the area looking in the pits because in any significant delays I'll swear not too much going on the chief says no delays but to engineering works the Circle Line is no service from old gates to Edgware Road via Victoria the District Line is no service from South Kensington to Edgware Road Wimbledon even Broadway which.

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