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As people answer the office of Prime Minister it's emerged that 10 Labor M.P.'s in favor of a new referendum met the Cabinet Office minister David Livingstone during the week to make their case retail experts say the bad weather has contributed to a significant drop in the number of shoppers on U.K. High Street yesterday usually one of the busiest days ahead of Christmas it's estimated that numbers were about 9 percent lower compared with the same time last year. An awful Christmas show is saying advance ticket sales saw with several dates up by 50 percent compared to the same time last year the owners the owners of the Hippodrome circus in Great Yarmouth say they're seeing customers who came to shows earlier in the year booking ahead for the Christmas Spectacular Christine J. Who joined he owns the circus and runs the box office says people are coming from afar and I can't believe it but I think people want to come back every show now yeah let's be really right here Halloween all back again Christmas and even in the summer people look a bit on holiday and come back full well that they were burning M. S. a Phony out so I know what time's a shower and I still driving down I going to year so it's amazing by me staying with Showbiz the T.V. Documentary maker Stacey Dooley has won this year's Strictly Come Dancing she beat fellow finalists joe sugg photos and Ashley Roberts to win the 16th series and take home the coveted glitter ball trophy as David Souter reports. At the end of the evening the judges have given perform a Pussycat Dolls actually Roberts a perfect score of 3 fourteen's fate Tozer whose career began with the band steps also hadn't dropped a point the T.V. Journalist Stacey Dooley wasn't far behind the other dance novice You Tube or Jo Sog but she was still bottom of the leaderboard but all that matters is the public vote and at the end of the night it was Stacey Dooley holding the strictly glitterball trophy alongside a very emotional Kevin Clifton and his 1st strictly victory B.B.C. Radio Norfolk news now with this was headlines it someday Graham and York City were denied a return to the top of the Championship table as they were held to 2 to Bristol City Ashton Gate yesterday evening the Canaries took the lead with a curling effort from Marcos statement but went down to one however not she equalized with a max Aaron's header 12 minutes from time then. Substitute Jordan rides had a goal ruled out for off site Kings N.S.A. Code became a Russian Olympic side in the southern premier Central a stunning overhead kick from Rory McCall in the 2nd half completed a 3 no win at the walks the West Norfolk side now lie 6 in the table just one position off the playoffs and in the darts Well number one Marco Van Gogh and had bare thrown at him by a member of the crowd at the William Hill World Darts Championship the Dutchman's will come for his opening game was delayed as a result of the incident but that did not distract him as he beat Allen Tappan $31.00 and Sophia's ball. B.B.C. Radio in Norfolk whether a chilly start today will then be a mild and less windy day with a lot of dry and fine weather throughout the day with some possible spells of sunshine thank goodness today it will turn out towards the end of the day there with the top temperature of 8 degrees Celsius the same thing and much it's not it'll be mostly cloudy with some sherry rain pushing east Woods is expects 10 drive towards the end of the night with some clear spells it will feel chilly again there with a minimum temperature of one degree Celsius. Sunday breakfast with Antony on his acts on B.B.C. Radio Norfolk. To come before 8 o'clock this morning worrying about your baby is the most natural thing to do as a parent but new research claims Muslim mothers are even afraid of being discriminated against by medical staff more with the report's author in this hour. In creative writer has been wondering about swell wondering when the latest have her advent series. And a big highlight for me when Mick comrade went behind the scenes of Norwich is Anglican Cathedral on Friday I seize the chance to pull out all the stops rigidly North European gadget. They want to try to. Oh my goodness. How Christmas and yet. So wonderful sound all before 8 o'clock this morning songs from Sammy horn and are entering this hour but starting us off. 12 minutes past 7 Good morning to you the news region has been celebrations in Poland as nearly 200 countries reached a deal to tackle climate change because the edges of the U.N. Climate conference in Poland finalize the deal measures to minimize global warming and its consequences such as rising sea levels and catastrophic weather Jevon environment environment minister says having common rules is critically important to just saying no we have to reduce and we say no how what are the rules for. That is really really important that this our responsibility to take this planet one where we could live this generation has to deliver and we now set how we deliver after 2 weeks at tough negotiations there was a final agreement to rule book to govern the cause it includes the critical issue of how countries report a measure that carbon dioxide emissions some issues that can be resolved were put back to allow you to date but Camilla born from the environmental thing. A 3 G. Says the deal is a significant step forward to seeing countries come together they've responded to the science they haven't done enough but they have done what's possible here they've lent and they've agreed some rules and they've set themselves a job to go home and do more on work out what they're going to do in gauging the best citizens that this is their investors to say how can we take more climate action. The good challenge agreement aims to deliver the goals of limiting global temperature rises to well below 2 degrees Celsius Dr Chris Jones from the university magisters Climate Research Center says delegates should have been more ambitious with that figure it's what the UN kind of agreed it's been the threshold for dangerous climate change and that's actually contentious because for a lot of parts of the world 1.5 degrees and. Then you're sort of as it carries. Very serious risks for them well last minute rounds of a carbon markets threaten to derail the meeting and in the end it was delayed by a day Representatives from 196 countries took part in the talks the agreement means that the Paris climate pact from 3 years ago can now become a prey tional in 2020. This Up to. Me the Sunni wold be the sky is be blue. You made storm that comes your rule. For bread needed to. Sammy Horne I'm a your life in this world don't forget that we still need your donations for our new old toys and tins a pail and if you're looking out for things we're looking for new toys and games for children up to the age of 18 and particularly in 4 young people full story they consider choose and pick out their own little gifts food wise non-perishables place Plenty of a long sell by date on them for after Christmas including all the basics like past and soups and beans and all those kind of things but then some extra special Christmas things just to make some families Christmas is really special across Norfolk inserting them into any knowledge Salvation Army shop or sits down or into the sleigh at the form in the B.B.C.'s reception in Norwich nice easy to say across any of the shops or for the Salvation Army just drop in and say it's for the toys and tens upon they'll be very happy to take it off your hands before half past 7 will be speaking to the author of a report the claims Muslim mothers lack even more confidence when talking to medical staff because they're afraid they'll be discriminated against so worries around youngsters and sickly people in the Muslim. 22 minutes past 7 you wake up with antibiotics on a Sunday morning Baby see a radio Norfolk nav you've ever had a baby you'll know how difficult it is to get to busy doctors and midwives to listen to your worries and wishes when it comes to your child now research is a climbing the Muslim mother's lack even more confidence when talking to medical staff because they're afraid that they'll be discriminated against the 70 found the women think the media's created such a negative portrayal of Muslims that they don't dare tell stuff if for example they don't see a female doctor. Or ask about fasting when it comes to Ramadan without shame or Hussein carried out the research she specializes in how religion and culture affects health service provision Good morning Dr Hassan Good morning Anthony this is quite shocking that even within a medical environment the Muslim mothers are feeling this particular way I mean we know that the parents want the best for their children but not even feel confident about approaching medical stuff by this that this is really concerning it is really and is and that's what was interesting about this research is the fact that these women are lacking this confidence and we don't realize how much of an impact that you know negative media assumptions are creating for these women this is the thing that comes time and time again I said in my introduction about the the media with its portrayal of Muslim with Muslim women but equally the Muslim community as a whole and I know when I speak to Muslims here in Norfolk that that is becoming such a regular theme now that because of the negative portrayal in society as a whole it's actually causing these kind of things to go on is so true so true and it's not even supported when we have also further negative comments that created by you know by politicians as well you know the likes of you know in the past like Cameron they would come and talk about Muslim women don't pass a language test they have to be sent out the U.K. It's almost like they're making them feel as if the alien within the society so how can we help with this because there are clearly things around things like Ramadan Ramadan in terms of fasting they don't have to of course but in terms that they can make them but equally they do some women do like to do like to do it if possible but also very practical things are asking to see a female doctor because of not feeling comfortable with with male doctors. Yeah I mean one of the important things about maternity care has come a long way in the U.K. And we talk about quality and quality cares about the care that is you know personally you know for those individuals and the basis for that is effective interactions and it's about making women feel empowered to be able to speak and be part of their own decision making full of their own overall health so it's important for healthcare professionals to be mindful of these factors that can influence the woman's confidence actually speak up and be part of that decision making but we all have to be part of that to me the daughter has because I'm thinking I can hear medical professionals going great something else that I now have to think about where it's actually you know. In terms of priority of care it just feels like we're over burning them with Ace whereas actually shown to be a wider societal thing where where we're looking at ourselves and saying actually as a whole society are we welcoming these women in welcome actually enabling them to talk about things that they may be concerned about yes yes I think you're absolutely right I think it's the it's a society as a whole will also for health care professionals it's not where the research is not actually trying to tell health care professionals this is a To Do list and not to do list kind of think I know the health care professionals have got a lot on their plate but it's about having this cultural competency to be able to be encompassing and being aware of the differences that are out there and some of the factors that can influence omens and you know I'm confident in speaking for example you speak about Ramadan we know that in the calendars that we can see that Ramadan is coming so one of the things that you know health care professional can do is just to say oh by the way you know Ramadan is come along how are you finding that you know and that actually helps the person to say OK is this is this understanding there that gives them the confidence to actually speak about it rather than actually waiting for you know for them to speak themselves. Thank you so much for joining us on the breakfast this morning thank you another record breaking year a sporting success. Enjoyed victory and no proud nation supporting. To a great. B.B.C. Sports Personality of the Year tonight from 7 on B.B.C. One and B.B.C. I Player. The latest B.B.C. Writing often has had come from Graham pounds and there are claims that councils in Norfolk still aren't being given enough money the government this week announced how much it was giving local authorities next year but consulates here say oh Thord his knee billions more to cope with the pressures that they face power has been restored see hundreds of properties across Norfolk following last night strong winds and driving rain nor for police a storm did really kept them busy with reports of crashes and fall in trees negotiators at the U.N. Climate conference in Poland have finalized a deal on measures to minimize a global warming and its consequences they produced a rule book detailing how countries will monitor and report the pledges that they've made to cut to greenhouse gas emissions and the T.V. Documentary maker Stacey Dooley has won this year's Strictly Come Dancing she beat fellow finalist Jo SAGAL photos A and I She Roberts to win the 16th serious and take home the coveted. It will try just realize I'm Saddam I've ruined that for you now it's all right because I was the Christmas party last night so there are people who probably haven't seen it if you've not seen a home or so hour by saying. Absolutely. Modern Los windy today and generally fine highs of 8 Celsius 46 for. B.B.C. Radio no folks. Thank you with all your sports news that morning Sam morning New York City were denied a return to the top of the table as they were held to 2 away to Bristol City Ashton Gate the Canaries took the lead with the Carling effort from Marco steep and then but when down to one however the side equalized 12 minutes from time with the mats Aaron's had to substitute Jordan rides then had a possible winning goal ruled out for offside head coach Daniel Farkas says he was impressed by his team's performance despite missing out on the 3 points good point I think good point to a piece wasn't easy today because Brazil is a tough place to go and win your back after 75 minutes was one goal it's not easy to come back because old size stadium is pretty close to celebrate when the going to lead leaders and is excited but we were capable to do this and yet last month I got the feeling we're pretty close with this game and had good chance an offside goal or think it was popular offside but it was pretty close and yeah it would be even nicer if you would have won this game in the last minute but in general good one you can live with the King's Lynn overcame a rush Olympic side in the southern primary essential yesterday afternoon a stunning overhead kick from Rory McCauley in the 2nd half completed a 3 nil win at the works after 1st half goals from Ryan Hawkins and Michael Cloonan the west north side now lie 6 in the table just off the playoffs the manager in Culverhouse said that despite the game's difficulties he was pleased with the 3 points for that was excellent I really did offer to start the game well you know on the front foot because a little bit of problems you know they broke honest and I left all right and so on but for we were in good control the going from start to finish and. The boys can be proud of them elsewhere in the southern Premier Division Central Los stuffed conceded in the 89th minute to lose to one Silva church in the Boston division one deer in town were heavily bait in 2 at I.S.C. Sudbury in the Thurlow Nunn Premier Division X. Canary Cedric answer man's 1st game in charge of North United ended in a loss the plants as went down for 2 to league leaders Histon Great Yarmouth beat new markets down to nil correctly and pake failed last to 1280 Gholston suffered a 2 no home loss to study markets and a Simon lap in penalty levelled things for Wroxham to see you at home too long Melford in the Premier League Liverpool will look to retain the top spot against rivals Manchester United at Anfield at 4 o'clock this afternoon into 130 kickoffs Arsenal visit Southampton and Chelsea are away to Brighton in the local rugby North Walsham overcame dissin a 67 L. Home victory at Scots A The North Darby win is now life 3rd in the Division 2 points away from the 2nd place culture in the London League One North boxing now Norfolk boxing prospects in Martell goes for his fur 4th professional win in Norris this afternoon the former mixed martial arts top star tops the bill in art at a Christmas dinner show in a hotel near the airport he has a perfect record of 3 and none so far Martell told B.B.C. Radio Norfolk that training Graham Everett's pro boxing gym is inspirational make no mistake about it it's a Champions gym look at the history that the district introduced from from European British English southern area is full of some good Garzon and I look to have more peace in the park as always we're so lucky from the footballers the wrestlers the boxers the swimmers the tennis players the support we have and I look forward to putting on a good show for everyone this weekend and finally in the darts Well number one Michael van Gerwen had been thrown at him by a member of the crowd before powering through his opening game at the World Darts Championship than Dawson is Alexandra Palace in London. Music. On a loop for a few minutes when I went to change a should have to get in coated in someone's drink in a church on one of the William O. World championship was visibly annoyed in the early stages of his clash with the veteran Alan tab and it didn't stop him powering to a 31 win though all the offended being immediately chucked out of Ali probably will be back just before Christmas to face German number one Max hope a straight sets win over Dutchman Danny no post Sunday's action includes former finally peace a right getting his campaign underway against Spain's Tony all seen S. And that's all Facebook little sad actually I mean I used to get used to the student ball but I'm just this is your path to walk. And if you're a football or a rugby player and you had beer thrown on you just put you off wouldn't that it's not going to be good I'm not surprised at the heart. Failure is still won ever the professional. B.B.C. Radio in Norfolk whether. You could take yesterday and throw that away as big a horrible horrible Oh it was so horrible I got drenched just from the walk from the car to the train and just because I just couldn't warm up the rest of the day it was just horrible Yes today quieter you'll be pleased to hear it is chilly though he stepped out this morning is that yes it is yeah they're down to about 2 or 3 Celsius but once the day gets going I think most of us will get to see some bright even sunny spells there will be a little bit of cloud around at 1st but that should break up clear a way to give us all some sunshine particularly as we head through the middle part of the day and into the early part of the afternoon will start to see a bit more cloud work its way in as we approach this evening it looks like a largely dry story as well and the winds gradually easing down as we head through the afternoon temperatures today we're looking at highs of 8 Celsius that's 46 Fahrenheit so a little better than yesterday now as we head into this evening will gradually start to see the cloud increase and then through. Of the morning it looks as I will say a spell of showery rain but that will clear eastwards and it should have cleared most areas by dawn on Monday morning but it will leave behind quite a bit of cloud temperatures overnight dipping down to lows of around one Celsius so it will be chilly in some spots particularly out in the countryside so one of the chilly starts to Monday morning and there will be some cloud to start the day but that should gradually break up through the morning to allow for bright or sunny spells to emerge and many areas will hang on to those during daylight hours we may just start to see the cloud creep into western areas before the end of play and it will turn a little bit breezy as we head towards the evening temperatures tomorrow we're looking at highs of around 7 Celsius that's $45.00 in height the coastal forecast in the washer on to heritage which is valid until mid day light rain wind force 7 wind direction south south east maximum gust 44 knots becoming 43 knots sea state rough pressure 1005 millibars visibility moderate good becoming good m l culls with your B.B.C. Radio Norfolk weather so delighted is better than yesterday. Thank you. B.B.C. Radio Norfolk travel Southwest Good morning to how our good morning go Firstly inset but the closure on Munford road is resulting in queues on the 11 and in both directions just approaching that closure now with an A 47 is queuing eastbound lane just having a look in Great Yarmouth of spotted a bit of a slow being a queue on the case to road so slow moving heading southbound just past Great Yarmouth racecourse elsewhere no reports across the center of Norwich on the trains Let's see what's happening well no problems in fact it's all working fine this morning but in the meantime if you do see anything or you cannot take me call 080-389-7321 I'm HOWARD Well the OPI busy radio. Of promises this morning she's wondering about wondering. If we're to believe the song that's played in every shop we visit at the moment we are in the most wonderful time of the year advent the lead up to Christmas can be a magical time full of anticipation and excitement let's not dwell on how stressful it can be with his endless lists of things to do and by and post and bake but concentrate instead on what makes it so wonderful. Thinking on these Sunday mornings about some of the promises made in the Bible concerning the arrival of Jesus. Speaking 700 years before the 1st Christmas wrote he will be called Wonderful Counselor mighty God Everlasting Father prince of peace according to the dictionary to wonder is to have feelings of amazement and admiration caused by something or someone beautiful remarkable or unfamiliar most of the time we kind of dumb down its meaning saying things like I wonder what I'll get for Christmas or I wonder if it will snow in a culture where so many very ordinary things are described as Awesome our sense of what is truly wonderful may be distorted. I wonder has not only that sense of admiration but also includes the elements of surprise my little granddaughter has a way of saying wow when she sees something for the 1st time and through her eyes I'm reminded that some things really are worth a closer look I wonder see what I did there whether the shepherd said a collective wow when they found a baby lying in the place they usually reserved for the spotless perfect Passover Lamb It must have been confusing as well as amazing that they were chosen to be witnesses of it and what of the wise men tracking their way through the desert in search of the prophesied new king they cannot possibly have imagined they would find a baby at the end of their journey was that it's another wound. As we go into another week let's try to remember that it's Jesus who is called Wonderful at this most wonderful time of the year. And if you've missed any of Jane's thoughts and Advent series you can always us again by the B.B.C. Sounds app or go on to your Internet search engine type in my name and sing Isaacs and it will come up with the page and you can navigate from there to the thoughts as we head through Advent 17 minutes to 8 now FRIDAY Nick Conrad breakfast was broadcasting live from behind the scenes at North his Anglican Cathedral it was taking a look at life in the cathedral and around the cross and heard about some of the activities taking place there in the run up to Christmas Eve misstate your system back on B.B.C. Sounds just visit B.B.C. Taco to EK forward slash sounds or damaged the app onto your phone when I had it was going behind the scenes I just had to go along as well to take a closer look at the organ that stands at the top of the naive and join organist David David thank you so much for letting us behind the scenes here at the cathedral we're standing in front of a very narrow staircase but not as narrow as the other staircase to the top of the organ that's true there are 2 staircases and this is the wider of the 2 and the otherwise a bit straight of it is much narrower so we can use both but we don't use this one because it's the quickest way up right let's head on up there and. Quiet state bans close around a couple of times and then you come up into the main area above the choir stalls and here is the magnificent organ of Norwich Cathedral David just take us through this well this is the 4th largest cathedral organ in the country has over 6 and a half 1000 pipes ranging from 32 feet in length to the size of a pencil it's an organ it was rebuilt in the 1940 S. After a disastrous fire in $1038.00 during a search service which mostly destroyed an organ that had been brand new in $8099.00 so this one dates now from $142.00 with wanted to additions and alterations over the years I know that people will be intrigued as to lowest and highest note on this so can we. Hey the lowest and highest note Yeah I'm not sure whether the the microphones will pick up the very lowest ones because they're very rumbly But this is going down the hill. Get this you can you can feel that your yes Card Yeah I know when I come over there the other one that will come over is the reed stop which is the equivalent pitch. So that's the same pitch is the little bit but it's a reed making the noise rather than just a pipe vibrating so the very thing is really to get on that doesn't and then the other end what have we got the other end of the pipes that go up to the size of a pencil or the speaking length is even smaller than that are very wittily and the older we get the less we can hear so squeaking away right up there I can only just like dog whistles I mean everything in between yes the whole lot so how do you go about choosing what to do when it comes to him and me yes certain types of organ music may have been written in a certain era when certain types of organ were being used and so the composer might be quite specific about the sounds he would like and then other music you can choose your own sounds but within the style you would know what you might use so in terms of hymns for the cathedral obviously we play them quite loudly with big the course is what we call in the main sounds for the organ so you can get a good lead down in the cathedral but there's an enormous wealth of soft stops which you use for expressive music and loud stops for you know more transient stuff so there's a huge range sometimes specified on the music sometimes not you just user experience now there's one stop here David that I'm not very familiar with the octave the Koran plays the kind it is there's one who caught the simple steps in Boston yes it's a. North European gadget on the block organs OK I want to try to. Help . So that's what you've used Well we mean in the old days you know it was used to boss could have had one on his own and it would have been used at Christmas on top of coral preludes they were often quite quiet and rather silvery sort of sound and they used to work with egg going up through a fan and the families attach a little drum in which was placed a number of little bells which would rotate around. Things and so they make a lovely quiet silvery sound which would be you know played on top of a car all prettied on a Christmas theme so I was a little bit more robust than that because it's a series of electric bells and a starting on the front of the case which is visual but doesn't pretty connected to them and they just sort of ring in sequence apparently when it was 1st put in in the late ninety's sixty's it was run on a windscreen wiper motor from a car but it's now a little bit more power on it and so it really you can sort of sound above a lot of the organ and it's great for the kids at Christmas they love looking at it it's going as though it was an absolutely fantastic instrument to sit on and they would tell me all about the history and the pipes and think about the organ appeal that's happening it's going to be restored by the company and Darren who are actually doing all the restoration so lots of the pipes and lots of the keys and the mechanics behind all of that are heading up to Darren to be restored in a raising money for the organ appeal and also for some scholarships within music so ready music putting at the heart of northeast and the concrete the true well as you can imagine I couldn't wait to sit on the stove that David was on the set I nudged a lot. Right on down. The long lean mean Mel and it's just it's just as a mystery. I mean just sound it's own odd to me. You know like when you sit. Around and wait there. With a few If the notes in there I think. But not too bad considering it's about 5 years since I was playing on a real real privilege and my thanks to to David's for really the for that it's really taking around they want to give me some history about and we'll follow that journey as all those pipes and everything get restored him or I will see what actually happens with it will be really interesting to say I want to take out from fast then I. Am sick of curb or in my. Feet a song Brown. I'm tired of thorn in. Some reserves or shine anxious sometimes I'm down on Mondays sometimes i Chat away maybe my sick give it is so I won't wear make up and thought that. The Arab is in my. And anything like. Yes going with that and what it is about her voice I absolutely love it it reminds you very similar to Trey a big fan of Tracy Chapman and it's got a very very it's very uplifting and yet has got so much emotion built in about I really love that the new are from Justin Thursday hit on B.B.C. Radio Norfolk Still to come on the program I've been speaking to the Anglican bishop for communities in Europe and it's been fascinating talking to him and seeing how Europe is viewing Brix it and the communities there not just the people who are there but also the ex-pats who've settled over in the various different countries and how they're saying our current position when it comes to sorting out or argue encourage other about Brecht sit back here Mary and Lucy from chroma to be we want to meet someone to introduce them before half past 8 this morning they're making the transition to hospital and home a little easier is incredibly difficult when you come out of hospital but even harder when you are somebody on their own and also Presley miles from the University of East Anglia is with me with his latest book combining religion and security system time to get your donations in to the toys in tins of pale 2018 we're looking for donations of toys games and toiletries for children up to the age of 18 you can also deny each new clothes so how many stores around just so they can buy themselves a little treat and Winnie's nonperishable food stream the usual soups or pastor the special Christmas treats like boxes of biscuits or even for Christmas pudding you can bring your donations to any Salvation Army shop or Citadel on the banks like in the form in Norwich remember what you give in Norfolk stays in Norfolk to help the people of our county the toys in Tim's appeal on B.B.C. Radio in Norfolk you're part of the B.B.C. . The body Stajan long with kids children sleep with one eye open mouths more then toys the state goes on. But not on hoping the You would just kill for that voice would be the marvelous Michael bublé and cold December night Still ahead here on Sunday breakfast I've been speaking to the Anglican Bishop of communities in Europe to find out how they're viewing Breck's it's at the moments. Back here and I want you to meet Mary and Lucy from crime who make the transition hospital and home a little lazy especially if you're on your own. And they want communities to be involved in this right across the can to be funny IMO before hopping States. Vessel e-mails them from the University of East Anglia is with me as his latest book takes a look at why religion is a major cause of insecurity today. Come here on Sunday breakfast. Were you offered mused the offer because I was so pleased was he was 500. It's 8 o'clock on the 16th of December Good morning this is Anthony Isaacs with your Sunday breakfast your latest B.B.C. Radio often news comes from Graeme Bannon out Council's need more money according to a counsellor in knowledge the government has announced how much money it's giving local authorities next year although officers have been allowed to increase council tax again there are worries that it's not enough to tackle funding problems across the county councillor Paul Kendrick the cabinet member for resources at North City Council says local authorities are facing unprecedented cuts chief financial pressures and adult social care that is simply because we have a society which is getting older but I think local governments a whole over the last few years has seen the greatest reduction in public spending of any other department and really is conscious such a level that we've seen substantial reduction in what local councils can do follow people as a result of starting over police say they responded to several incidents following last night strong winds and driving rain there were reports of crashes and fall in trees Meanwhile everyone who lost electricity overnight should now be reconnected as storm did or has left the British Isles negotiators at the UN climate conference in Poland to finalize the deal on measures to minimise climate change and its consequences the document details how countries will monitor and report the pledges they've made to cut greenhouse gas emissions some governments and environmental groups say the agreement lacks the ambition needed to prevent die.

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