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Fifty's into black and gold and live coverage of Oxford United's game against return will start of Oxford at 2 pm The Labor pair lot heinous said he won't apologize for using parliamentary privilege to defy a court order and name Sir Philip Green as the business man at the center of harassment allegations civility nice claims of sexual racist behavior is to lodge a formal complaint with the House of Lords Bamber is set to get 63 new apartments after part of a canal side regeneration project was granted initial planning permission a disused caravan site off station approach will be replaced by the new flats a mixture of one to bed homes 30 percent of which need to be affordable developers will also need to put money towards pedestrian bridges over both waterways operations are resuming at Britain's only active shale gas fracking site after it caused a bury minor earthquake yesterday during was suspended for 18 hours at the site near Blackpool and today's U.K. Mentoring day research by Oxford University has found that helping junior colleagues can help reduce anxiety B.B.C. Radio Oxford's Howard Show and The research was coauthored by Michael Ghil associate professor in organization studies at saïd Business School he says that the benefits of mentoring a mentee have been established by previous studies however when the co-authors explore the effects of a formal mentoring program in a constabulary of the English police force they found that mentors experience level levels of anxiety as well as a sense of greater meaning in their work the research has been published against a backdrop of growing concern over the scale of Britain's mental health crisis with annual expenditure on health care for mental illness reaching up to 14000000000 pounds in England alone. I know it's just where the 5th day fairly cloudy to soft a new scattered showers However there will still be some bright to spells being cold in the brisk snow north to north easterly winds maximum temperatures between 3 and 6 degrees B.B.C. Radio Oxford news it's 3 minutes past 11 thank shot. On B.B.C. Radio. Right but close by the way I like now there will sort out the oh I'm sure he's a great influence and she give me a lot of love I was very close to her that was the envy for this would be oxygen Mistry voice didn't for too many people Robbie and hardly call it wrong but getting it right pony and having to tarry in for you still Richard is at work in Morton in Marsh and you bond in Headington or it might be Andrew in Boston we're not sure. He's definitely in for it well Jafo has sat in the friendliest taxi driver investor among the Birkie in Scotland Rob in all based on his black man Rob Blackman and Kevin Madden who's in Eastern the whole getting this correct she was a great influence and she gave me a lot of love I was very close to her in that clip there is talking about his mother and the influence she had on his life in his lifetime he's found his own charity organization he studied at Oxford as I mentioned studied people Kimball College in Oxford he's also now an honorary fellow of that college he's published 6 works of nonfiction including an autobiography in 20082004 he was awarded a lifetime achievement award at the Asian jewel awards in the 1990 S. He served as UNICEF special representative for sports and also promoted health and immunization programs in Bangladesh Pakistan true Lanka and Thailand has been married 3 times including a marriage to Jim I'm a goldsmith who still has a property as far as we know in Oxfordshire So that's another connection another link he's just of course so fairly recently been voted in as prime minister of Pakistan he was 1 point one of the greatest cricketers of all time ever. He retired from cricket in 1902 as one of the world's And indeed one of Pakistan's most successful players he was a great influence and she gave me a lot of love I was very close to the not too difficult I think it was a moran card Imran Khan and as I mentioned earlier playing in that charity cricket match to Branson is placing Killington I think was the ninety's we were playing we were from the B.B.C. We were playing people from record companies charity cricket match Richard Branson very kindly lent letting us play at his place in Killington because he has an cricket pitch there in the back garden and. Came walking around the boundary at some point in fact I was actually batting at the time and of course the whole field said Come on him and come on have a ball Fortunately he said no he'd leave it to us got it really fancy facing a ball or 2 from a run car but he was there and it was at the point of us doing this charity cricket match but luckily he didn't fancy having a ball against me anyway thank you everybody got involved that was the ONLY for this week they also what. Is B.B.C. Radio. OK music now for greater or other this is let you love me enough that this will hear from Steven. Well as previously mentioned then in the proceedings now I am very pleased to welcome to them Steven. Welcoming an old friend back to the lovely thing All right much on by tomorrow you will do too badly thank you we're here to talk about to bouquets and brickbats before that just generally how are you did you have a good summer the summer is quite rough for me to be honest I had some very bad devastating news I was in Australia until about May to come back to London that I'm back to Australia and I came back that I embarked on Edinburgh and then I finished out and I did a 2 week job in Italy which a country took very much about but it's going to be an all screens very soon up Blair exciting appetizer I am very very excited I'm I'm not I can't stress it's a T.V. Thing a film or 2 a drama no no it's kind of a con go check that but let's just say it's pretty real OK yeah OK well. Look forward to that just coming back briefly to Ed in broad just wanted to say he did some stand up in Edinburgh but you did a chat show up there as well and you had stars on that you had sword swallowers But you loved doing their jobs you love it it's up 12 year doing an Edinburgh so this year we recorded as a talk show to go on ordinal and the 1st one was released in August and the 2nd series is coming out in about 3 weeks time and I you somebody who likes asking the questions as much as the questions I much prefer asking the questions you watch that because you hope you find a way of delving into what makes a person tick and hopefully find out more about that person than they would normally share or express in their work and I think that's quite interesting I'm sick and tired of hearing my own voice but you know how to do an interview in your great to interview because you give somebody like me a lot back it's fun doing an interview with somebody who doesn't always give a lot back that makes the job quite difficult makes your very difficult I don't think many people appreciate just how difficult it is to be a very very great interviewer I think what Graham Norton does is particularly stunning because I had an experience where I did interview somebody quite a big American comic actually his last year in Edinburgh and I was met with one word replies I opened with something like I was really great to have you on the show because you are one of the most respected comics in the world your body of work includes X. Y. Z. Add and you just talk constantly he was just amazing that the person went No I'm not. What you sat Yeah when I was out there that are there and then she actually went you know times finishing. Blimey Well listen don't go down that path Here's some of the very shortly up for you coming to the Swindon Arts Center on November the 8th that's a Thursday down the A 34 a new breed on Saturday the 17th of November choose to the 27th not far away in Chelton and then you do a couple of gigs in Maidenhead in December and then January or into January Happy New Year Stephen Fry. No not assented did come on Thursday General the 17th that in Northampton for the 18th and 19th and then just up the M 40 at the Warka center in Coventry on Saturday gender the 26 so there's no excuse absolutely in and around Oxfordshire not to go and see Stephen K. I also was all about that you know it's not that young and young of life I didn't want to do is show where I was going to be talking about the things everyone of us is talking about bricks it was something American soldier all these things that we bombard with all the time and I let you go a very good angle on it don't even go there so my whole thing at the moment is I'm looking back I'm reflecting on the last 18 months in my own life where things were great you know hence the bouquets flowers blooming everything's wonderful touring around the world all this stuff happening and then of course life throws a curve ball the brickbats in the 18 months I've lost 2 very important people in my life and maybe question everything about what is the purpose of life what is opposed to doing comedy How can I do comedy where inside I'm not feeling great I'm full of paid and grief and I thought you know what looking around the audience I know that every single one of us has a story to tell and when I do my shows I more open and talk about my paid off making them laugh study for 2 hours that oh my goodness oh no really how they've are going to share that pain and come through it and help somebody in the audience who's going through something similar or not similar then that's my job worthwhile So this is a very personal show by the sounds of it quite a difficult show then because you're mixing comedy and tragedy or yes it is actually but I never ever thought I could do this because at the beginning of the year when I was finishing the tour up in Australia that's when I had the 2nd bit of bad news and then I was the omen kids are going to do an Edinburgh worked up a new show and for the 1st 2 weeks Edinburgh I didn't even touch and it was I thought myself audiences don't want to see sadness. They want to put their trust in their faith in this man is make them laugh and then one day I was 2 in the audience and in the 1st 3 rows there was a youth theatre group and there's a young lad was 15 Another guy was 22 and we had laughed for them ever laughing had their teachers there and their youth leaders and whatever and a couple of parents and then halfway through the show I go by they just want to ask a question but on applause who here tonight is heterosexual you know obviously the whole audience applauded I said one of those who is not is homosexual The 15 year old lad and the 20 year old lad who I spoke to the begin the show both applauded and Susie Stickley which made the rescuers just go how I was out wow how much how far we've come where you young 50 year old lad in this environment feel so confident to give a round Well done you and as the pros died down the dad went I never knew. And he was just so amazingly perfect but he did it in a funny way. Yet it was done he timed it so well he obviously knew and he just gave me goosebumps and so from that day forth I thought you know what I'm going to talk about this that's going on inside me and it just gave the show a different kind of feel it was easier almost difficult than you thought to mix that kind of stuff into the comedy routine it was difficult I'll be honest for me it was difficult I found it easier now because I found a way to offset that tension because if I finished a show like that then people would leave in tears you know and I that's what I want and probably doesn't absolutely yes I the 1st my did it I dropped the bombshell in I did a few jokes and the audience reaction sometimes on the go don't say that I have to remind them guys it's not your story it's my story say no more we set up nicely bouquets and brickbats coming our way very shortly it was a pleasure Steve became my cavalry Mo nice to see you nice to see you too to have you. Here my. Bad. excited told me about the snow in Birmingham they just sort of that they go over excited because the House passed whatever it walls as past a 40 to the north of the city looking so east bound the roundabout to about say about 2 hours that they cut so the a faulty westbound that show well good road very slow northbound Donington up towards the 40 bridge and old it's slow southbound past Christ Church and the yellow house set out for the 4 mile walk down to the. Because they've left the prison in Headington and I'm making their walk now in celebration of the 125th anniversary they'll get there in time and hopefully the Grenoble road will be running to time as well no problems coming in from the trains apart from the fact that if you're going to change over there are some problems I'm sorry there are some problems there are delays of 15 minutes on 30th but I've got under which word if you're heading a bit further afield and also Great Western Railway suspended between was to forget Street was to shop you know they got some signal problems their time saver travelled from B.B.C. Radio Oxford and despite excellent thank you for your trouble. $109.00 drivel one B.B.C. Radio Oxford saves a travel. B.B.C. Radio Oxford's copy of pride for the 11th. Of this year we're creating a memorial to your messages the latest war memorial before it's taken to the battlefields. On Tuesday evening join me Howard Benson mines at Oxford's Westgate center to find out how you can get involved your message to a poppy petal B.B.C. Radio Oxford's copy of pride join me Howard band's allies and it's West going center Tuesday evening from. Your 3 day forecast B.B.C. Radio walks that down with your 3 day forecast across the weekend at 1128 now time to say hello again to Alex Osborne Hello again after that bright starting assumption it will bring is increasing amounts of clouds moving in from the north and sinking southward so with this to the risk of a few scattered showers likely still feeling really quite chilly and brisk north northeasterly breeze that's what temperature on the thermometer 7 Celsius but feeling much colder than that out in the winds into the evening hours those showers will continue for a time then will gradually fade away before the few showers move in by the early hours we're looking at another cold night lows between one and force. Yes So in a few spots you could see some patches of frost forming So a chilly start to March you watch out for potentially one of the patches of ice 1st thing well to find out a cloud in the morning along with the risk of a few showers but it should improve the afternoon brightening up with a good deal of sunshine developing but despite that sunshine still feeling cold again with a brisk northeasterly pre's a high of around 9 Celsius but not really feeling like that in the wind Mondays then mainly dry and bright but still staying on the run it should be cool sign but temperatures will gradually creep up again back into double figures by the time we get to Wednesday our minds chew the clocks go back tonight on the to forecast all thank you for that reminder Yeah brilliant stuff Thank you Alex the clocks go back and definitely definitely doesn't seem to be any snow around Tim Smith your life story. Is B.B.C. Radio. Well. Yeah everybody's saying that it. We're going to. Get all. Odds. 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Cannot sleep a new film about John and Yoko news of Allison Janney and Laura Dern teaming up for a black comedy she has her thoughts on the big B.B.C. Drama for Sunday not going to mention that in a moment say Joan the Carrie story called The little drama girl and talking about the new queen bio pic Bohemian Rhapsody. Along the way surely with Jenny appreciate . Before that we've got a T.V. Ad chain for you and before that a few highlights on T.V. In case you're staying all wrapped up in the I can tell. You kind of getting into that that time of the end not much to shout about on Saturday the last talk about on Sunday to Saturday radio be any highlight B.B.C. Want to mark 536 Jones in J.J. Chalmers out highlights of the closing ceremony from Sydney the Invictus Games but also be looking ahead to the 2020 games which take place in the. Next 530 tonight on B.B.C. One moving on to Sunday then the little drama go which you just mentioned it's a John Le carré spy drama set in the 1970 S. I won't go into the whole plot because it's Roscoe put to we have got time for that the action takes place in East London angry amongst other places no doubt it stars Michael Shannon and Florence Pugh it starts it's a 6 part of brand new part one Sunday night at 9 o'clock on B.B.C. One I need to Ronnie and Sean Fletcher has the annual Teaching Awards celebrating outstanding teachers some across the U.K. That some B.B.C. 2 at 6 o'clock Britain's classroom heroes that's home to see to 6 o'clock on Sunday also on Sunday also on B.B.C. 2 inside number 9 LIVE special I've seen this a couple times I mean I'd like to. Not surprisingly given it to a state penitentiary Shearsmith a behind it it is a bit off the wall and to say such dog tongues would be understating the case but they're doing a new line. For. A special for hollowing Sunday night B.B.C. 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You'll know what it's currently advertising. A. To tell you a just how to best describe that but I think we did OK B.B.C. Radio walks but David's pre-vis breaks his clout joined us from Oxford she's breakfast show waking you up every morning some 700 yards using traditional barefoot method to crush the grapes sparking Christmas wine volunteers to take a fungal for check out No no no I don't want feet my wine and again wine and cheese did a very well to get a famous story was finally executed just a step too far away the way David's previous breakfast serve you already go to white collar with Oxford shoes bred for shot back on Monday morning a lot of fresh fungal foot chick seriously Julia your story. Is B.B.C. Radio Australia. And without a fungal foot check be very careful how you say the inside I'm very pleased to welcome now Jenny priestly the proceedings Hello Jenny precisely HOW ARE YOU CAN WE NOT say that wait anymore let's not even a collection 12 on the Sabbath Day 2 it is a bit too early Yeah. You're right it is just after quarter to 12 I know you missed me desperately last week I missed you as much if not even more very nice to be reunited with you talking about Bohemian Rhapsody That's the new queen biopic would do that in a moment also a little drama go which I mentioned earlier still not a sudden Johnny and lowered to great actresses Allison Janney famously in the now forgot what it was called the Ice skating film lost last July Tania Yeah I thought yeah she played the mother incredible character and she was brilliant in that Lord done so much good stuff but now the teaming up to do something together and make it a star and a new film director if the help now is called Breaking news in you can't say. It's a black comedy about a woman who comes home and finds out he spends well with another woman and he has a heart attack and she decides to bury his body and tell everyone that he's missing she then becomes a bit of a minor celebrity but her sister who is a local T.V. News reporter is on the story and he goes for that scary ride OK that this certainly sound rather dark I must admit when when when and where do we see it. Well I think they've just announced it so we probably won't see it for about a year or so but yeah like you said 2 brilliant actresses teaming up for I think what sounds like quite quite good for the film and you know if I watch Allison Janney in any city any. She best best best known for what she and she West West Wing Yeah absolutely the greatest T.V. Show ever made of course. The Coronation Street. Film actually a new film new film about John and Yoko Yes it's about John John Lennon and Yoko and he's been given the green light now it's not titled film at the moment it does have the backing of Yoko Ono and it will be about her relationship course with the be told we don't know much else but we do know it's been by directed by Sean Marks now he may not be named particularly recognizable to you but he's just made he just directed to be going to Lights which is that big show because Kidman and Reese Witherspoon in it so he's got some pedigree so hopefully in his hands this will be a really good film OK that's one that certainly interests me big Beatles fans so let us know more about that when that is imminent you have here it says here some thoughts oh yes that's the word that's written down some thoughts on the B.B.C.'s big new drama The little drama girl this is brand new as I mentioned in the T.V. Highlights Sunday night so join the Carrie spy story it's a 6 part of part one this Sunday picking up from the crime which ended last Sunday can really take to the crowd if you take to the crowd did you see the cry I didn't see that right you will know what I want you watch and catch up let me know what you think but I kind of lost interest in that so I'm looking forward to this give us your thoughts please Jenny pretty well I have seen the 1st 2 episodes and I think it is as good as if not better than the night manager and bodyguard It is incredible Florence P.V. Course from Oxford stars she plays Charlie an actress you find. In the world of espionage it just I was grabbed by it straight away it starts with a bang. Into it straight away and says she's great Michael Shannon is his moustache a fantastic Alexander sculls guards they're all just it's a great tree actually trio I cannot wait to see the 3rd episode I saw the 1st 2 episodes about 2 weeks ago and I could have to wait to see the next one on its own just been I need or want to see makes up that I need to see what's coming next it's brilliant so goes I really recommend that as your new Sunday night binge watch or Sunday Night Watch Well I think the nation is going to be hooked I read today well I'm hooked already Arcot white now because I'm looking at. That and I spy drama it's a cold war thing as you might expect from John the character set in the 19700 very late ninety's. It's more actually about Middle East than the Cold War It's about this radius of Palestinians and she kind of gets recruited by Mossad and that's where the story goes for it's good OK OK Looking forward to that part one on Sunday night B.B.C. One at 9 o'clock the little drama go now finally let's talk about Bohemian Rhapsody It's the brand new queen biopic. Of the mean I'm still. Learning along. The seemingly. No one will play is on the radio we need to get experimental. Good again. Now we will go low as to what Roger there's only room in his band for one hysterical Queen Axl stuff that is a clip from the ME I'M Rhapsody it's the Queen bio pic it's the story of the band and I'm guessing you do you like this a lot as well I did like it and though I was lucky enough I went to the big premiere at Wembley on Tuesday night and quite unlike a primary I've ever been to before to about 6000 people there everybody was so excited to see the film and see the cost and Brian May and lots of Chinese were there as well we all got caught up in it I got completely caught up on it it is it is it doesn't go it's deep leads Freddy's life is maybe some people want but I really just enjoy it if you want to go and be a really entertaining right great film that will leave you laughing and join the music then this is the film and Remy Malik who plays Freddie Mercury should be Oscar nominated he is so very very good in this film and I'm not sure if you will because it's been a little bit between about why the U.S. Critics but he really does deserve to be Oscar nominated he is brilliant Well fantastic Well I'm glad to hear that especially because it's been a lot of issues over the casting and in particular the casting of Freddie Mercury actors have come and gone so he's obviously done a great job. As you say perhaps and I've read a couple things it's not perhaps as it might be about certain aspects of the band but by a picks in the Tories The difficult to do right this this doesn't write to engage us as a viewer and to keep your attention then Jen absent a city I was already in thanks to folks who I was reading would happily watch again and again watch again a lot of high price knocking around this weekend so that's a little drama girl don't miss a highly recommended from Jenny priest and also Bohemian Rhapsody Queen by pick on releasing this weekend thank you Jan we told you the same time next week more showbiz news and gossip with Jenny precisely on this program next Saturday morning Thank you again to Jenny priestly she's back next weekend is 5 to 12 a with a song does this. Radio You'll it's telling save the travel. With your time save a travel. Thank you as you need to just looking at Whitney with the way it's looking pretty slow southbound northbound rather into the High Street coming up from the winter center and also we've got some delays on you and westbound of west and south beyond into wealthy old Court Hotel roundabout looking at Oxford the east bank you into the roundabout The A forty's but what's cast into now the cut so roundabout the westbound queue is back past the chair Well now the yellow army are making their walk from Headington down towards the kids Sam stadium in on a of that 125th birthday and they will be seeing the match which starts at 3 so we'll keep an eye on the Grenoble road before that time Abington road that's eased off a little bit north from Donington up towards the fully bridge but it's still slopes an old dates southbound past Christ Church on the trains Great Western Railway so. This is still suspended. Following a single problem. Which would. Pop in that time saver travel from B.B.C. Radio. $109.00 News for Oxford I'm Charlotte Baker the transport secretary Chris Grayling has given his backing to a huge development of homes offices and transport links across central England the plan would see up to a 1000000 homes being built along side a new road linking with Milton King's New Hampton in Cambridge but environmentalists say the project would ruin fields and woods the size of Birmingham there was no news from the Campaign to Protect Rural England current and recent government policy has been to focus new development overwhelmingly in the wealthy south east we've got research that has shown that local authorities across the country have recognised that the space for over a 1000000 homes on brownfield sites many of those sites are in the Midlands and in the north in areas that are crying out for investment. Hundreds of businesses and homes across Oxfordshire are set to benefit from faster Internet connections following the launch of a new government initiative to get about gigabit broadband voucher scheme give small businesses up to 3000 pounds of one of contribution to subsidise the installation of high speed internet while individuals can get up to 500 pounds with about his great powers Oxfordshire County Council's program director he says getting better broadband for all makes sense we strongly believe in striving communities and part of that is a successful economy and we believe that oxygen is quite uniquely placed with a range of sectors it has had to have a really really dynamic and thoughtful digital infrastructure to enable businesses to grow in Oxfordshire the regeneration of Bam breeze canalside is moving forward after $63.00 apartments were approved off station approach Chadwell district councils planning committee has backed outline planning permission for the scheme which were replace a disused caravan site with housing development the apartments will be a mixture of $1.00 and $2.00 bed homes 30 percent of which are required to be affordable funding towards pedestrian bridges over both waterways is also proposed as part of the scheme researches Oxford University claim that helping junior colleagues at work can help reduce anxiety Oxford's Howard Sharon has the story the report coincides with today being U.K. Mentoring day and was coauthored by Michael Ghil associate professor in organization studies it sorry business school and while the benefits of mentoring to a mentee have been established by previous studies he says his team this time explored the effects of a full mentoring program on police officers they found that mentors experienced lower levels. As well as a sense of greater meaning in their work the research has been published against a backdrop of growing concern over the scale of Britain's mental health crisis. And as weather for today 50 cloudy to soften him with snow out of showers However there will still be some brought to spells feeling cold in the brisk north to north east and the winds maximum temperatures will be between $3.00 and $6.00 degrees and Celsius that's $743.00 degrees Fahrenheit this evening tonight will be partly cloudy with a few for the shows and this evening at 1st light in the night skies will start to clear again with the British northeast wind easing slightly but still feeling cold B.B.C. Radio Oxford news it's approaching 3 minutes past 12 very much. Welcome