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News to Oxfordshire I'm Chris McKEW that you and Duchess of Sussex after are to start new lives away from royal duties and without public funds after reaching an agreement with Buckingham Palace Prince Harry and Meghan are expected to spend most of their time in Canada the queen has described it as a constructive and supportive way forward for her grandson and his family here's our royal correspondent Jonny diamond they will not use their royal titles they will not carry out royal duties they will not do royal Ters they will not receive public money Harry will resign his military appointments the couple will spend most of their time in Canada they will always be the queen said much loved members of my family but this is as close as it gets to a clean break from being royal The couple say they wish to repay the 2 and a half 1000000 pounds it cost the public purse to refurbish their home in Windsor whatever work they take they say they will continue to uphold the values of Her Majesty Patricia trouble a Canadian royal watcher and journalist says the palace statement raises some questions they're going to start triggering some alarm bells I think amongst their own staff as to whether how they're going to stay here how their staff is going to stay here legally. And whether they're going to incur some tax bills because certainly under this new arrangement it's clear that Prince Charles is going to be running at least part of their their lifestyle and that would depend on who you talk to count his income here in Canada in this morning's other news Oxford University office the state school peoples have seen a sharp rise b.b.c. Radio Oxford Stuart rust reports the university renowned as one of the best in the world recently informed nearly 10000 shortlisted applicants whether or not they had received an undergraduate place of those around 3900 of those around 3900 were told they were successful the university increased its intake of students from state schools with 69 percent of those successful places awarded to state school students that's a rise of 4.6 percent from last year the most significant percentage increase the university has ever observed. Suspected stalkers could be ordered to stop contacting or approaching their complainants during a police investigation from tomorrow offices in England and Wales will be able to apply to magistrates for a stalking protection order those who breach the civil order could face up to 5 years in prison stopping disabled passengers getting on trains that's that getting stranded on trains excuse me that's the aim of a new Great Western Railway team staff will now be able to do more than just help people get onto trains the same person will travel with them and help them get off John Boehner is from the mobility issues group for Goring he says under the old system some people were reluctant to use trains in the fear they'd get stuck you can find yourself using the assisted travel service which is free where you book in advance and you have someone to help you on and off the train at the beginning and end of the journey but our experience was that the assistance was in at the beginning of the journey but not the end and that many of the other way around points in between Didn't quite showing up as they should have done Donald Trump legal team will argue his impeachment trial next week is nothing more than a dangerous attack on the American people that will do lasting damage to the Constitution his lawyers gave there for response to the charges faced by the president in a 6 page document released last night. Oxford's Christ Church Cathedral is honoring people who've made a significant contribution to the city 5 new on a very canons and to lay cannons have been appointed in recognition of their outstanding work among them is former Oxfam director Rosemary Tucker she says she never expected to embark on the career she ended up in I remember a moment when the plane was coming into land and looking down at these little houses palm trees and thinking I don't think life will never be the same again and hope part of my background was thinking how did this happen or just whether generally joy and sunny day we have today with any pictures or fog being slightly slow to clear highs of 7 degrees centigrade that's 45 degrees Fahrenheit b.b.c. Radio Oxford news 4 minutes past 8 thanks Chris how was yesterday for you because you were with us at the give a gift appeal so it was fantastic I think my favorite thing is just being able to obviously we're on the radio so we don't get to see the people who live Yeah it was me before yeah just having having so many people there who you know someone met Lily and said I listen to your show every day and you know and weekday afternoons it was great and we clearly made quite a lot of money for children in need which obviously the whole of the boss was very tight lipped I kept trying to put him off I was counting the pound coins because there was tons of them and I kept just going up going 17 in his ear as he was trying to count he put not give me the total and we kept saying things right towards the end as well we had a couple of people trying to cut out the money just before the end and I would start giving more money to my colleague because you're like What are you doing you know why are we just signing so many of these things just really and so yeah I'm with the j.j. Obviously and then watching him in the evening it was just really it was just brilliant they were great what I loved about the greatest hours last night was that they said as soon as they came back that Cheryl said why are you the greatest dancer No You know I feel like I want to share all over. The balloon a little bit no but yeah you can watch that back on I play and you'll find out tomorrow morning 815 we'll give you the total that we raised yesterday at the give a gift appeal your life your stories. So you feel. Radio Oxman. State now so if you will be through until 9 when find a full fare it will be head and here we chatting say well following time in cold graves prostate cancer diagnosis and successful treatment he's passionate about raising awareness about helping a stale with this a mom can't say which one in 8 people will develop he my special guest in the next 10 minutes and we're continuing to follow Thames Valley ambulance Dr John Pike and wild adventure Phoebe Smith almost 300 mile nights kayak around the Thames Valley raising awareness and money for lifesaving missions. To Buffalo in only 2 communities and everything is going on right next to some of the. She's in the area do you would you say with. More about the wife of great music a new one from Deacon don't he has nothing to 50 yes and starships as well. And. We. You'll. Please. Come up. Wow. Wow wow wow wow. Wow wow wow wow wow wow wow. Wow Wow. Wow wow wow. Wow Wow. Wow. Wow wow wow wow wow. Wow. Wow Wow. Wow Wow. Wow wow wow. Wow Wow. Wow. Wow. Me Sick b.b.c. Radio. Around this time of day around a on a Sunday morning sort of scraping yourself into life and getting going like but interesting human being for months on the radio to talk about stuff no pressure this week it's you so. It's nice to see. Being well yes described by you. A new one for every day so well there's plenty to talk about with people he had not heard before just take us through your journey from symptom less cancer diagnosis to where we are now yes yes what was a couple of years ago when I decided to have just a general medical check with lots of tests and no we just thought I have a chair Yeah what they say is you get you know well into your fifty's you should keep an eye on how your fitness is weight and height and all of those things and everything was fine I was in good health I was just about to leave my job which I've been doing for 35 years or so quite a stressful job I've met someone or someone so. Life was changing for me but of these medical checks I had a slightly raised p.s.a. I've never heard of p.s.a. Before me neither prostate specific antigen I was 56 at the time and my figure was 5.4 and it shouldn't have been greater than 4 so I was referred and I went up to the Churchill. And the consultants had probably nothing but we'll just do a scam and it's just that kind of thing as well because I think if you live in Oxford you know you grew up in Killington you know the church the Churchill is a council aspect so I don't see it's one of these things that when you go in there is it you know it's a little bit daunting to be to even be there it seemed all quite surreal What was I doing there I was feeling fit well happy all of those things so the consults a consultant said let's just do a scan and the scan showed up a couple of things and again he said probably nothing but we'll just do a biopsy so. I had a biopsy Luckily I was asleep when they did it so it was through the apparently I'm . We called to no phone call came through I was expecting a call to say everything's fine don't bother coming in. I had an appointment a prearranged appointment and we went in sat in front of the consultant fiance held my hand and he said I'm sorry to have to tell you Mr Colegrove you have prostate cancer again all surreal because I'm feeling fit and well I've got no symptoms what is this all about and it's a few weeks between that initial kind of take Yeah yeah. I suppose the whole process took a couple of months so I became one of the $400.00 men a year newly diagnosed with prostate cancer in Oxfordshire alone $100.00 men so a lot right that is a lot that is a lot so the consultant then said Right so what we can do any turned his pad over and started drawing a picture of my sort of in it's he said to be around and hopefully spare your nerves and remove your prostate problem sorted but he did say there's a 40 percent chance and risk of impotence and a 40 percent risk of incontinence which you know both big deals to human normal life in fact yes absolutely and it's a bit like saying he would you like to cross the road there's a 40 percent chance you might not would you take that I mean it's it's a big percentage 40 percent so he said so you can have surgery or probably radiotherapy but that carries the same sort of risks. Don't decide now go away and think about it and I sort of. Always have expected my medical people to look after me this is what you need to do yeah we'll do this it yanks This Yeah but you've given me a choice right from the start I had this choice do you want this surgery or radiotherapy so. I went away in of course you start doing your own research and I spoke we all know people who've had problems because one in 8 of us. Has some point in our life men will get prostate cancer and if your ethnicity is black African then it's one in all cranky Crikey So I spoke to 4 men who had surgery actually so friends of yours or you had just had no suddenly you think so and so yeah he had this and all 4 were impotent. And that was that was frightening so I then found the Oxfordshire prostate cancer support group so I went along there and there were about 60 people in the room in the room and it's this still feel kind of weird at the time because I guess it's one of those things where you you're still getting your head about this is going yeah you are a prostate cancer sufferer Yes what is all this about I don't feel any different Yeah in fact I'm for I've got rid of my job I'm feeling better and yet some Everything is so life is so exciting so the chairman stood up at the oxygen of Prostate Cancer Support were lovely man John Grundy he was the chair them and he welcomed us all and then he said By the way everybody on the table back there there's a pile of incontinence pads Please help yourself and I'm I'm still do you think I'm not I'm not signed up for this. Says this involve me. Anyway the speaker that particular event was a chap called Professor Carol sick or. From the rather 1st cancer centers and he talked about something called proton beam therapy and this is quite important actually the conventional radiotherapy uses photons and photons like a beam of light as it were goes into your body zaps the cancer and then leaves your body and on its way in and on its way out anything in the way you get zapped damaged. Protons and I'm not a physicist and understand this it's something to do with wanton physics and brag Pekin all of that but it goes in with a low charge reaches the cancer zapped it and stops so the collateral damage is going to be less so my ears pricked up and I think this is your very 1st visit where you also thought you know pretty well the 1st visit to the. Group Yeah it was I was still in a bit of a daze so the 1st thing I did was go back to my consultant. In Oxford and say Oh I've heard about something called proton beam therapy and there was a sort of almost a folding of the arms and this it's like this newfangled stuff you know. There was some resistance and I was told that the data was there the data didn't really support it yet you know they're building these machines now these these places in the national health of opened their 1st one Kristie Hospital in Manchester. And I think the 2nd one is due to be opened in in London. And it was. But it sounded interesting I sent over to the rather furred and they said yeah we can treat you so then I proceeded to have the worst part of the treatment and it's quite important to share this actually in order to shrink the prostate a bit or make it easier to target they gave me I have one and a half doses of hormone therapy and that. What that did but I could deal with the hot flushes which occasionally you got but it was completely took away my libido my drive. For about 6 months with it and you've got a new feel so you say well you know life is nothing and everything yes you know it's that's it's tricky but it's tricky but it also undermined my confidence and this is really what I sort of this man in men are talking initiative is all about we need to talk about this stuff because traditionally us men don't talk about it and I had a brief 6 month. Insight into what it's like to be virtually impotent you know and ever since you know us men as you know early teens we've been waking up for school. And you know during the earlier years in the right well you know and that's normal and that's what we're about and suddenly I felt I felt probably less attractive as a man because I wasn't sort of didn't have that desire as yet and the thing is you know the way life is now in your fifty's you you know you you're maybe not even halfway through your life I mean this is you know an older man and you know this isn't something kind of inevitable you're thinking What the heck is going to happen in the next so if that really fits in well with my attitude I believe fifty's sixty's and seventy's as young I mean I'm with you know not to the sixty's and seventy's as young eighty's middle aged ninety's take it a bit easier why shouldn't we choose that attitude. And then since I've been part of this men are talking I'm meeting a lot of men who are you know in their seventy's and this is a very important part of us this this being men and being close loving to our partners this is a really important part and suddenly to have that taken away and that interest that insight from the hormone therapy it was it was it was frightening there are. Thousands of moment going going through this so I opted for proton beam therapy the hormone therapy eventually dissipated and things are fine and I was treated and cured of something I never knew I had and. I am back to normal current without these hideous side effect but the great thing is for you that you know you not just a treat and go back to normal you are you know you're being an ambassador which is you know I've had a lot of friends I've gone through cancer and just don't think to take with it afterwards because it's such a difficult thing to go 3 but you all you know you're using life's hard knocks to help other people yeah it's really important and I'm passionate about men should show their vulnerability and their emotions you know I was talking to Christina before I came in here actually and I'm saying. I think the ultimate test is can a man cry. In front of an emotional film in front of his partner No Well that is such a test of the way when it's all you know there's of course you can but like you know it's one of those things that would just never even occurred to me I'd just go full on ugly cry Saul I mean yeah but you know yeah you know my wife we got married this sort last year so congratulations thank you very much so. You know we're sitting there and watching a film and I'm welling up among think you know what you're going to think. And yes I mean there's a few things that are banned in my house the discussion of pink being a girls color and blue ribbon boys and the phrase man up because I have 2 boys to bring up and I don't like that phrase Yeah no no Exactly and showing your vulnerability particularly as a man people warm to you actually because you're saying this is how it is yeah let's talk about it and one of my roles has been. Referred to me to talk about the new the newly diagnosed the shell shocked yes the shell shocked frightened. Desperate really really quite concerned and I I just it's great that we're talking about this yeah and it's interesting enough I went to see my g.p. About something else actually and I told him about it had this proton beam therapy he'd never heard of it and he said he gets no end of men through with bowel problems because of course radiotherapy zaps zapped anything in its way so that bowel problems impotence incontinence all of those things and the cost of treating that is is just massive and coincidentally in Boxing Day this year the University of Pennsylvania have just released a lot of data about the fact that there's $2.00 thirds less likely to have side effects from proton beam so it's great that the National Health is you know developing these centers Unfortunately they're not going to be treating prostate cancer at this time I mean it's you know the n.h.s. Hands are tied in a way in that they have to go with stuff that's been researched and the new stuff doesn't get you know you don't get that data straight away so who knows in 5 years time we could be looking at a total different landscape but you're so interesting to talk about we could talk more we need to play a song so going to play a song and then get you back in to do some take 3 some of the stories that interested you in the papers but if they want to find out about the the talking therapy in the meantime is there any way they can go to you know well one of my things is going out and talking to groups I've been traveling the country actually talking to groups about my experience and so they can contact time that men are talking dot co dot u.k. And I'm also interested in talking to groups of ladies because you know w.y. For instance that they've got far the solo now where absolutely you know and it's really just getting more air time to to the subject of my brain Well that's all we do in this morning more from time in cold grave after Dolly Parton Yes. On the right 25 Sunday morning at b.b.c. Radio What's that. In the. The trial. For the. That's a 9 to 5 the b.b.c. Radio Oxford to my guest in studio with me time on Colegrove prostate cancer survivor who helps other people talk through it all I've had a great chat about that but now he's been going through the papers as well of you spotted in the papers time well. In the Daily Mail here of course mix it is everything. I'm cut out of the back but something actually quite serious and quite well incredibly disturbing which is gambling amongst young people particularly like young men leads to 500 young men taking their lives every year I'm not that's just shocking. One of my son's friends took his own life. A few years back and you think of the loneliness that just just dreadful How does somebody get into that situation and this gambling thing I don't know of on your mobile phones anyway you look any sporting program comes an advert to encourage you to go to gamble Luckily I never win. I think the danger is if you when you think I can do this yeah I mean the tide seems to be turning we covered this week that they're going to stop taking credit cards you know a men's which you know has. Got to be a positive step forward but there's been cause as well for gambling perhaps a team more but yeah an interesting one to watch I think and keep an eye on this more on that if you want to read it. In the Daily Mail the lovely young wonderful people there will go on of them yeah I know it's very emotional and then we go from the sublime to the ridiculous Well here we are and. Yes promiscuous queen bee likely to be executed executed by other all these yes exactly other workers that the queen needs to stick to one worker and that's the deal striking execution what I want to know is what how many scientists have to stare at how long to find this out as one. May think that more about that there was a telegram for the times. I'm sorry the Telegraph telegram to page 12 on the Telegraph good stuff pleasure to have you in a Great to catch up and you know so well enjoy your or your newly wedded status I think you can still say this after last April release for the 1st year you get to be a newlywed right yeah Absolutely and thanks for coming and thank you so it's b.b.c. Radio Works It's half past 8 right now let's get some news with grace. B.b.c. Radio. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are to give up all royal duties starting a new life without public funds Prince Harry and Meghan are expected to spend most of their time in Canada under the deal negotiated with Buckingham Palace over the past week Oxford University office to students attending state schools I've seen a significant increase more than 69 percent of undergraduate office to study at the prestigious uni were made to people's attending state schools lawyers for Donald Trump will argue in his impeachment trial next week that the charges against him amount to a dangerous attack on democracy in a demo in a document setting out their formal response the president's legal team say the charges violate the u.s. Constitution and fail to show he broke any laws. Train passengers with disabilities can now get more support as they travel around Oxfordshire Great Western way away now has a team of staff who can help people on the trains travel with them and then help them get off again and a suspected stalkers could be ordered to stop contacting or approaching their complainants during a police investigation from tomorrow offices in England and Wales will be able to apply to magistrates for a stalking protection order. When you d.c. Radio was stolen oxygen I said and a point to way to jailing him yesterday having led from a Terry Cross to call they conceded a 2nd half penalty United therefore stay 5th in League One manager call Robinson rated the performance of the team very highly he tried to game south of the speakable conditions surrounding the. Hope for. A strong team which had so many opportunities to school a large part of the game dominated the game the problem that you have when you come into these games you know we want kids away from the ball on the box and yes we did respect a National League South City lost for one at home to Braintree town while in National League last Brackley town 12 want to weigh out Bradford park haven't you Barry knighted lost 2 nil at home to Peterborough sports in the Southern League Premier Division and in Southern League Division one did lost $24.00 at home to Bourke instead Killington also lost at home one nil to bed with united North Lee's game meanwhile was postponed and wanted to town lost to want to home to Oxford to rivals tame united in their Premier League late phone Edina own goal condemned Manchester City to a 22 draw against Crystal Palace Pep Guardiola side are now 13 points behind Premier League leaders Liverpool and they've played 2 games more than the murderess I clubbed elsewhere bottom of the table Norwich be almost one nil and Newcastle be Chelsea by the same score ask Drew one all with Sheffield United brought in an Aston Villa also drew one all was won 32 at all times and West Ham and Everton also Drew yes. You guessed it meanwhile the Liverpool manager you're going to clubs says today's game against rivals Manchester United is very very important United are the only side to have taken points off Liverpool in the Premier League this season in National League Rugby there were big away wins for both China and Henley and England will start in a dominant position on day 4 of the 3rd Test against South Africa as they look to secure victory in Port Elizabeth the hosts closed a 3 on 286 still trailing by 291 runs best was England's start with 5 wickets you were 3 days will just be seen Radio Works that weather. There Emily Woods got the details on today morning good morning it is a very cold start to the day once again temperatures Sit down below freezing for much of a creature this morning so we have a widespread Frost you may find one or 2 patches this morning as well which could be quite slow to clear but we've also got plenty of sunshine to go with it so another fine dry and sunny day ahead with light variable winds temperatures reaching 6 degrees is the maximum 7 degrees in Oxford and in Farmington this afternoon tonight again it will be dry with clear skies are temperatures dropping below freezing could get as low as minus 5 locally tonight so very cold night again a widespread Frost some patches of folk with light winds tomorrow cold and frosty with some fog which will be slow to clear but also again some sunshine light winds a cold day tomorrow with highs of just 5 degrees a summer day on Tuesday a cold with some sunshine folks late clear and highs of 5 southeast through Wednesday and Thursday we will see increasing amounts of crowd the chance of some patchy Joseph in the middle of the week it will turn slightly less cold and that's your forecast thankfully Thanks Emily it's b.b.c. Radio. 3 until 9 when it finally Michel we got the complete to play starship as well and we'll be getting out next part of our Thames Valley track 300 mile nights kayak the Thames. Coming up say ceiling. Joists. Yeah back tomorrow with more running club action plus you can find out the grand total of what we raised for the give a gift appeal sale at Tempest Square yesterday thank you so much if you came down to that right now trying to catch up with the next pot on nights kayak diary this is Thames Valley ambulance Dr John Pike and wild adventure at Phoebe Smith 300 miles in the dark around the Thames Valley to raise awareness and money they completed the epic night kayak challenge and recorded a diary for us on the way today talking about discovering the secret Weld of all will to waste. A. What can only be described as a peaceful world in the middle cannot. It's not easy. Being in the rain for as you can hear the rain up in the trains. It's otherwise just impossible we're just talking about how it would be to get the shows to be able to streamline see what I really see in this country if you could paint a character I don't find if you're prepared to venture outside on a rainy day at night you can see the m. Ceiling and. Is that somebody gets up so you decide to stick. To the subject you don't know which happens which is going to see very wide each very strong currency really felt and a lot of really big grand houses with huge sort of very beautifully kept gardens running right out of the woods but then you go into the g u And it's very industrial and it kind of show use the whole reason why the g u is that and then when we finally went through Branson I believe we turned off the Oxford now which is just beautiful a lot of the time and ended up telling the ocean to the completely different levels . And it's lucky because it seems like the waterways we've been on still respect the character from which the towns built up around them so you had the chance which was the rich area where the people who could afford the big houses and the landowners who would offer it ferries that took people across you know ducts that's what builds up around the Thames because it was such an impulse of relief London and you have to gee you with a very industrial It was done for a purpose it was very much utilitarian I'm not still has a very some sense of that and then Oxford which is just very very beautiful and really parts of the countryside I never would have visited an absolutely. Amazing stuff from Thames Valley air ambulance Dr John Pike and wild adventure of the some a final part of the series now. Week they reached the end of their adventure and you'll be able to hear that you can get in touch for the show this one as well 13 double trail the text message the Word docs would be talking about prostate cancer this morning I would time a cold grave in the studio thanks to pay to city said attacks said I went through smoking related counts of treatment over 10 years ago I take the commits my bacon diet helped me survive studies in Canada found that meat more likely to get prostate cancer interesting text basic lad you're enjoying what's going on this morning has me music from day complete Now this is city of. Properly love it this one completes me 160 over love nothing not so good job as in see your kid lemonade just I read such a happy song that why did it come back with an up seat belt around that I love it so it is that scene minutes to 9 on Sunday morning on. Are you confident you're going to get away without a full fit this week Michelle I want to shoot a lot kind of a break this morning at about why every. Harry in a little bit. Because you know I don't want to go on about it but you know fish goes. So horrible so horrible. I don't know how the people in that work in any case it's like a fog and when I was driving home he was still in yeah yeah yeah more on the good times the action now so I mean I'm slightly concerned in the about half an hour ago flower was it and she said I'm having a vegan bacon row and I said What's in it and she said I don't know. But she was eating it I was like oh it's only convince about the good lifestyle choice you know it's not by can but you don't know what it is. Story anyway she's full up and on the right dream team back together yes selfies back of so happy happy happy happy so here's clue number one they're at Chris they're at bossing to cricket club right now Ok so they are there and he says from Dallas into new cricket club go to the local Abbey for magical fun through the wardrobe into eternal winter who has a clue you are off to the white which is the quiz mistresses friends so make sure you escape in the end. I'm a symbol of this and there's a sound right now I don't know if it does so much Ok So they're there in Gosling 10 local cathedral a local copy Yeah it says Ok from golf from the cricket club and got us into and go to a local Abbey for magical fun through the wardrobe into a terminal winter has the clue you are off to the white which is the quiz mistresses friends so make sure you escape. In the end I took off 10 for rhythm of part 3 this week I'm not sure winter and off to rhyme entirely but a little bit better than last week if they need all the help I can get every. Place I want triple 3 study message with the word but if you know way we should be going from Tulsa good I mean you know the question is can even get that i once you know where you're going come even get to the point that I know. 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Travel Michael Page has got his eye on things problems including to this morning Michael Yes indeed Sophie the Oxford road is closed or not pictured right on plot of ours Bamber road I should say in Killington It's been closed since the early hours between been made right in line road following an accident I predict that it will be closed until late morning at least in West County Hyde road that remains closed because of flooding between Church Street. Made lane and. Near the entrance to the station yard industrial estate and that is causing a bit of a delay at the moment well we have some delays as well no service in fact running at the moment. Because of overrunning engineering work time travel from b.b.c. Radio I'm Michael Page. 109. Days a travel. Get Here all right it's just remind you of a certain period of the ninety's doesn't it Michelle Lol yeah. Crushed velvet now such enjoy the life of. People time for find. Thank you have a nice day South Bronx I know pink hair is a bank here you think a Democrat Yeah. It's 9 o'clock with the b.b.c. News for. Sussex ought to give up all royal duties of starting a new life without pub.