His appointment by the Central African Republic as a sporting cultural and humanitarian attached to the European Union meant he couldn't be subjected to legal proceedings but after being told that Mr Baca is no longer pursuing that claim a judge has made a court order extending his bankruptcy indefinitely and it now means a planned trophies and memorabilia previously put on hold will go ahead. Leader of the Green Party Shawn Berry has given her support to Sheffield's LORD MARE Magid Magid the city council will decide this week whether to create the 1st ever code of conduct specifically for the role of Lord MARE it follows 2 petitions that were handed to the council about councillor Magid But Sean Berry who is visiting Sheffield today says he's a credit to both the party and the city the things he's done that absolutely have to be done if he's not doing anything different to what most would do you make them as will stand up for a particular charity will stand up for a particular issue he just does it with people of notice and I think it is that the people are acting to you and I think they should I think he's doing really great job and he is a good ambassador to Sheffield bouncers at a nightclub in Manchester being investigated in connection with an assault on an 18 year old rugby league player Joe Sharratt who plays for some Tell and suffered a bleed on the brain in the attack in early yesterday morning and remains in hospital. 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Radio Sheffield now big names from the high street are appearing before M.P.'s this afternoon to discuss how they see the future of our town centers they include sports director owner Mike Ashley and now also owns House of Fraser of course as well as reps from Marks and Spencer and New Look they're speaking to the housing communities and local government committee which is investigating the future of our house streets the M.P.'s want to know how the firms plan to keep going in the current climate and what the government can do to support them plan Bailey is an independent retail analyst Good afternoon. Good afternoon now it's been a bad year for the high street more well known names in trouble can committee of M.P.'s really help them do you think Well unfortunately what I've seen is that they haven't done much for many years if you remember probably about 7 years ago David Cameron commissioned Mary Portas to undertake a review of the High Street to make recommendations about how things could be improved all the way back then and so little has happened people like the British Retail Consortium and the British independent retailers association of been lobbying government ever since then to make changes to things that the business rating system and to level the playing field between not only online and physical retail because of course a lot of our physical retailers have a huge online presence anyway but also to bring things back in line between the independent retailers and the big multiples and actually we're still seeing thinking people talking sorts of small gestures to help alleviate some of the pressures that they're facing but it's really clearly. Not enough why has it taken so long to get to this stage I mean we've been talking about it for years and years and years haven't we I mean why have the governor lot of Italy we've had changes of government we've had disruption with consumer confidence general elections Brecht's that everything else has distracted matters. And then because of things like the consumer confidence impact do you to both Brecht's it in the general election which because of the uncertainty not necessarily the outcome but not knowing what is coming next reduces our consumers sort of attitude toward spending because we're a lot more cautious and then couple that with the fact that the currency was devalued ated the brig's that decision which meant that retailers who historically had purchased products perhaps in dollars or Euros were finding it much harder to buy products and sell them the same price to the consumer a make the same margins they needed to cover their costs all of that with a backdrop of rising minimum rate wage and living wage a backdrop of increasing utility bills rent and business rates so it's been sort of a port a perfect storm and those retailers who are already somewhat fragile have then struggled to keep up and sort of the battle of the convenient shopping centers which are littered around here in the free parking on line shopping yet people seem to have voted with their feet should we demand of course opening hours as well that's probably cost in the room are high streets at the shops do tend to close around 6 o'clock which is about the same time that people who are in work are perhaps ready to pop to the shops on their way home if you find it out of town or an undercover shopping center with free parking and opening hours to 8 or 10 pm It's going to be more appealing to those shoppers one of the things people talk about is having independent shops in a high street but you know we've said shopping centers have advantages they all seem to be under one management they can do things on a scale have a recognizable brand can't they and how do you balance this out I mean Chris of course you've got all these separate little shops on the high street trying to do their thing the doesn't seem anything to bring him together or well the structures that I really support our business improvement district and the government has done quite a lot to encourage more of those to get together what that is is a group of people who put together a plan for an area and then they deliberately sort of. Regeneration activities that can help boost the area in the same way that you might see a shopping center management company doing events activities and marketing for a shopping center so it helps create a more cohesive environment and bring together the big brands and the small brands so that the offering to the customer who want to visit that high street is cohesive as opposed to just jointed and every man for himself and we're talking about of course high streets are becoming more and more a destination really for shopping other things happening leisure and entertainment in that building those will take time high streets got that time well I think we've got a lot of empty units so we can see things popping up all over the place I'm talking to you today from Lincoln not a 1000000 miles away and empty unit was turned into a restaurant with bar under shop and a mini cinema so they show they can offer private cinema viewings for parties they can offer a programme throughout the day while still so giving people food drink and a retail experience and I think that has meant a large unit which otherwise might have been difficult to let because fewer of the big companies want more units and small companies simply don't want that size and I think it's things like that which can quickly install themselves in empty spaces and as long as the landlords are supportive I think it's a great way to turn an empty space around and if it works they can obviously stay long term are you thinking more on the lines of local councils getting involved in this type of thing. So what degree yes they can support but in a way it's more down to the businesses working alongside the council and that's why I really think Business Improvement District and town center console CIO whatever struck excuse me whatever structure that they fall into whether it be a partnership or a business improvement district it's about getting everyone together around the table all the stakeholders the businesses the landlords the council and working out a plan that delivers more importantly for the local community as well because unless the town center is delivering what the community wants then it really won't be successful so looking to have this one size fits all one policy for everyone I think is completely pointless because in reality each and every area has a different community that they serve and they need to be mindful of that. Too good talking to and thank you so much for your time play a Bally then independent retail analyst. News for South Shields and Snow's down to his Greg. Thanks sorry traffic is on the move out on them and the M one and the I'm 18 for the time being on to buy it at all the same goes for the A one M. Grant in a bounce around Doncaster just building up a little bit on the usual out boundaries particularly over sin George's bridge and on Bowlby road in the term park area Red Hill that remains closed for emergency repairs to burst water into traffic diverting between Packman line and the hard Lane junction traffic is following a local diversion there and they learned what area of a bounce a traffic phone Ponty Frank road going into the roadways between Grange Lane and more line around Sheffield in the city center very heavy now on a plan of a street and another thought if you cannot daters call then on the john Dodger line on a double 145612 you want to run this more in 15 minutes. This is Radio Sheffield Thanks a company this afternoon 20 minutes past 4 now imagine you're at work all right getting on with things you know we do and you know a boss came up to you and said. Oh . Yeah. Well the boss of Ted Baker has been giving his staff bugs and they're not happy about it an online petition by employees in the fashion chain claims there is a culture of forced tugging by the founder a boss who accuses 62 year. Ray Kelvin the inappropriate comments behavior the company is now launched an investigation and says while hogs are part of the culture they're not insisted on but it's a huge hug ever appropriate in the workplace I mean my dad was a boss of a company company and he wouldn't ever dreamt of going beyond the handshake. So what do you make of all this it's just a body language expert shall we this is Jeff Beatty what he has to say well there's been a big change I think in British culture I mean but 30 years ago 40 years ago people it was described by international psychologists a 0 touch culture and suddenly everything switched really and I think that there is a generational thing here so that younger people are more likely to hug than older people for example so I think there has been a big shift in the culture but a lot of that I think comes all kinds of problems that that may or may not have been quite foreseen because because hugging is a is a complex signal in many ways I mean it looks so straightforward and in some sense it is very possible in terms of its effect I mean we know that that hugging it makes people feel much better because it releases oxytocin which is the kind of feel good hormones which is cortisol reduces blood pressure so has a big psychological effect on individuals but the problem is that touches because it's such a part of signal is open to kind of a number of different interpretations and it's also kind of symbolically very important as well so it's a kind of complex thing and we know that there are norms individual differences in people's willingness to be. And their response to that and the problem with talking is that if you choose the wrong person the hug can be really difficult situation for both of you isn't that the key that A hug means things different to different people. It does mean different things to different people and of course there are some times there are small things and big things which change the meaning of completely So take a very very simple thing like like the duration of a hug should be quite brief really I mean they're all they're almost timed like handshakes but 3 seconds not much longer in this particular case of course ridge that both of them had bigger He was reportedly giving these employees long arc which Akin this kind of starts to cause kind of. A psychological different faculty response in the recipient So that's one aspect of. That there is this relationship but you know the connection between individuals because obviously it's a very very close friend or an intimate and hugs are amazing thing but if it's a boss of course there is this kind of pardon I mean within it because the point about about all forms of touching is they're not symmetrical with respect to status hierarchies I mean your boss can come and pat you on the back or touch you on the shoulder you can't go and touch your boss in the same way and and it would be very or for an employer to initiate a hug or with their boss so so this is kind of complex aspect of the whole thing and of course the problem with the part anomic is that then it becomes really difficult to signal if you're not comfortable with it or you can really say to your boss to just move away or get out of my way or something people tend to try and control and mask their emotional response because you know and they often do so with the kind of masking smile the cover up the emotion the posting who that was OK and they seem to enjoy that but of course the truth might be completely different so what are issue is well Jeff I mean Christmas is coming we've got friends and relatives round to visit was always at least one Oakwood moment when you greet people and you go for that handshake and they go for a hug go they go for a case how do you decide what's appropriate and. So. It's all in the subtlety of those canonical signals because you're absolutely right it's about it's about reading people that are it's about it's about trying to anticipate what they do and I think that that good greetings are if nothing else they are reciprocal You know it's. Because what we do is we send a quick signal to other people about what we intend I don't stop to the individual to kind of pick up on the signals I'm aboard those awkward moments you're absolutely right where we kind of read of one when it turns out to be something different but we can move and kind of reasonably come to West but but obviously what what what much more serious people repeatedly in gauging behaviors which other people find uncomfortable and they're not picking up on any of the signals that these people are uncomfortable with that and to me that's a really interesting picture what is it about certain kinds of individuals or certain kinds of forces who are simply not reading the body language signals of individuals ready so that they're having to get a petition to get this thing stopped and and that's when it becomes quite alarming I was been thinking about the kind of social organization because the some greetings of course in from just a hunch if you're watching the person before ready the time you're you you see the fish expression you can watch for those kind of micro movements but sometimes for the hope of course of hearing close you can really see the fish expressions you have and use other kinds of tactile cues to work out what their response to ready it is and not might be part of the problem which is you know props people are less used to certain of those cues to work I think body language expert Jeff Beatty see it's riddled with problems. OK. So it's time for you to tell me about the last time you were OK with. It was to last better so much sorted you could win this morning if you're kind of tough talk. How long did it take you. Did you give somebody a hug 0800 trouble 14949 is the number you can take Sheffield say 13 to 3 star you text with Sheffield and let me know all about it tell me about the last time you were hug or gave a pug How long did it last if you had let me know. Frank is on the line in full with money Frank good morning. Does anybody have. Lived. Through you go to. The 1st you know. To see Nicholson frantically Raji New Delhi's young white faced ROCKS Yeah. Yeah well listen Ed thank you very much indeed for calling in because without that I don't think we're going to go through the day so go by Frank. Before breakfast back tomorrow morning from 7. Radio Shack for you. And the stuff. I like. To do but. She's just. She's. Just. Should. Be serious Sheffield calls make good. If you're going to go on holiday and you go into hock place. And they. Don't send me a picture now because travel hostels in South Africa participate in the show today have. Africa. Is easily. Broken down which is. The. Traffic is diverting between now and the hard lane and. Traffic is diverting at between 8 and 2. 561212 there's more in 15 minutes. A man has been jailed for at least 16 years for murdering the midwife Samantha Eastwood after a long standing affair Michael Stirling had already admitted killing the 28 year old from Stoke on Trent her body was found in a shallow grave at the sentencing today it emerged that Sterling had gone for dinner at his parents' house with Samantha Eastwood body in the back of his van. 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Without a full trade deal the co-leader of the Green Party SHANN Barry has given her support to the Sheffield Lord Mayor Magid Magid the city council will decide this week whether to create the 1st ever code of conduct specifically for the Merrill role that follows 2 petitions that were handed to the council about council Magid and hundreds of charities snowflake lights will be switched on at Sheffield Children's Hospital this evening it's part of a big fundraising effort to improve facilities for children at the hospital eat each of those giant snowflakes has been sponsored by companies and schools raising more than 200000 pounds the switch on by the way live on B.B.C. Look north evening at 10 to 7 if you want to catch it weather forecast dry but cold overnight temperatures down to minus 2 Celsius in some places a frosty start a dry day quite sunny they are nonetheless the best day of the week says Paul had some will take that 6 degree Celsius excellent Ted Baker's been given his staff hugs and they're not too happy about it really the average hug would last 30 seconds 30 seconds so it's got me thinking about having the last time you were hooked or gave a hug you have. Received one last time I played the window cleaner he was so shocked but apart from that seriously yesterday was my son who was around the house and we had a little hug and the status quo you're It's not great Adam Oxley the sports team of course you know you obviously sing the company song at 9 o'clock are you sort of late and if I have a problem for you for holding Yeah absolutely I when was the last time you had a hard day like a hook the last you know Ali probably this morning I have a good lady wife Oh absolutely 10 but you know all. That's nice. Is just window. Of options got to support the 2021 the women's European Championships are coming to South Yorkshire you wait for announced today that they told him it will be held in England with Sheffield United bromelain and rather me tonight is New York stadium selected as 2 of the 8 host venues his blades director of operations they've Macau if they ship was always been big on. When it was shipped if they don't trust also. Grassroots groups doing good things just go under the radar where you know there's a little use. Of the well so I think you. Know we go to get to get those of course Sheffield United women's money Carla wood with her reaction to the new single men have been drawn against the Netherlands in the semifinals of the U.A.E. For Nations League next summer Southgate side will play on the 6th of June while host Portugal will face Switzerland into the football new Southampton are looking for a new manager after sucking Mark Hughes the former what food basket case Sanchez Flores has one of the early favorites for the role for the 0 assistant referees will be used in the U.A.E. For Champions League from the round of 16 stage this February and Wales forward with bio an England striker hurricane are among the nominees for the men's award at the annual Ballon d'Or awards in Paris tonight locally Chesterfield manager Martin Allen know some of his signings haven't worked this season the spies boss is aware is under pressure after exiting the F.A. Cup yesterday with the club 19 games without a win in the National League and in the 1st to admit some of my signings and not which is down to me not anybody else with. Some of those signs downs in a. Cut the costs we've cut the cloth and times you are going to get form in cities like we get in and we're going to see and we will see when the owners are happy with that that's their decision. The draw for the 3rd round of the F.A. Cup takes place this evening Barnsley ample 49 and Doncaster Rovers a ball 63 after their 2nd round victories on Saturday after the Championship clubs come into the competition at this stage with other minority born in the 33 Sheffield United 34 in Sheffield Wednesday 35 the door is live on B.B.C. One from 7 30 pm and snooker Ronnie O'Sullivan say he wants to create a breakaway series of torments in a Champions League style format the 5 time world champion isn't happy with the number of events on the calendar and the travelling required you know I just need players basically gas for me now some people like to play at the Crucible some people not the masses some people you know like the security of whatever you know but there are people that would be very interested in a U.F.C. Maybe 1015 years ago a cheap spoke about the biggest sport in America in ice hockey Sheffield Steelers head coach Tom So says that defenseman David Phillips will be out for a substantial amount of time after breaking his wrist the Great Britain international is due to have surgery this morning after sustaining the injury during last night's win over Belfast and Brasso says he hasn't decided if they'll look to replace him with an import or continue with 5 defensemen if he's got a broken wrist he'll be out for a substantial amount of time will have to take some consideration on the path forward for us whether we go with 5 or whether we look for somebody to replace it with Jackson in goal with a Brit I think that buys us another import that we could but obviously Jackson is probably not to play every game so that's probably not the best strategy but it's too fresh to have a concrete plan of this time finally in basketball Sheffield sharks head coach of the lions as we're only B.B.L. Coach of the Month Award lines masterminded 4 wins from as many games during November and the sharks now sit 3rd in the B.B.L. Standings such as sport how it's 437 Thanks Adam. How it's pressmen. On B.B.C. Radio Sheffield. And Ashton come on. I am asking about hugs he says if in doubt I always ask my give you hug hugs are accepted encourage at church to make everybody feel accepted and wanted some people give you a good strong one and others less so at Christmas mistletoe was rather confuse the issue. Of trouble one. Is my number here a B.B.C. Radio chef in Sheffield thank. You. Yeah. Yeah yeah. Yeah yeah. Yeah. Thank. You. Thank you thank you. Thank you thank. You. Thank. You. Jenny Chesterfield says the last time I had the person about I give my 14 year old cat jam every day says Jane Francesca and that got me thinking I still have a Dalmatian dog and we've got a staff to pull Terri now but small and doesn't tend to get the whole state thing but a down Nations a bigger dog and Ben would demand a hug when you walked in the front door so the dogs that were just petting in you no fuss in this dog literally stood up on his hind legs with his to show paws one on right shoulder one your left shoulder and would hug you as you came in the door with a domination smile which is like baring teeth but he was very happy to see you and he would not let you get in the house in last he gave you a hug it was incredible amazing it's just like you can't walk past Paul Hudson without giving him a hug. That would be nice. If that could be the case. Sheffield . I do like yes yes do you give hugs or you receive hugs What's the best well I'll give you one the next time you know if you will. That would be lovely Yes no more than 3 seconds though according to accurate. And I think yeah. Looking at the weather let's do that then I see that newspapers are running some something about snow particular on the higher ground. In market down here is it going to happen are we going to get snow on higher ground tomorrow. Probably Wednesday morning is also. Wednesday morning it does look as though it's going to be on the highest ground that said you know above about 1000 feet could be tricky for a time with a few centimeters possible but I think for the rest of us it's just going to be another wet day. And I mean it's all because tomorrow is going to be the nicest day of the week I think we got a ridge of high pressure that's going to cold tonight I think tomorrow temperatures are going to struggle to get much higher than 6 or 7 degrees so they're going to drop away again tomorrow night and then the Atlanta it comes back you know Wednesday bringing rain but it may well be preceded by snow over the Higher Power lines were not just about the lower paid I was the Higher Power lines are really few making the journey usual suspects really snake past what had passed may well have a couple of hours of snow Wednesday morning so it may be worth making it out of that writes You will be warm thanks Paul with the dieter forecast for you after 5 o'clock news on B.B.C. Radio. News for South Shields and Snow's Darvish as an argument Greg. 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Theresa may dismiss suggestions that she could resign if the Commons doesn't back her agreement next week of course it's something everybody's talking about Meanwhile M.P.'s are about to find out if the government will back down and publish the full legal advice that was given by the Prime Minister's bricks it deal political reporter Mark Coles is with us on B.B.C. Radio Sheffield from Westminster So Mark the Prime Minister's been on daytime T.V. Did you give anything away that. Shame on you know how a year after one of those the north is thing I've done is run for farmers cornfield moment Yeah yeah well these sort of interviews this was on I.T.V. This Morning Show they do tend to generate the unlikely and the unusual backstops legal advice after Norway Canada plus plus it's all getting rather heavy isn't it. So what we really really want is to resume a on the telly talking strictly or I'm a celebrity which believe it or not she actually did although we did have to sit through 20 minutes of the more familiar Monday before she actually got there the deal is the deal I have a duty to deliver that sort of thing but then she got a bit more feisty No she wouldn't be resigning I'll still be there in 2 weeks' time she said what about a 2nd referendum we haven't delivered on the 1st she retorted then to the planned T.V. Debate with Labor leader Jeremy Corwin Mrs May revealing that she and Jeremy hadn't quite fixed the precise time or the T.V. Channel yet I'm going to have up I had to call Ben I think he said he wanted to be allies even so he could watch the final of that I didn't want to be home in time for that was a any time that actually I think his proposal meant strictly I have hate saying this on I.T.V. But other but it was strictly fair and I think we probably guessed that from all the dancing at the Tory party conference this year after a stint on the I.T.V. So far is back to the Commons she's been on her feet for the last hour or so telling M.P.'s all about her trip to the G 20 summit in Argentina last week I do hope she got home from that in time for strictly their mark what many M.P.'s are really waiting for this afternoon is an appearance from the Attorney General Geoffrey Cox what's he going to say then. Well he's actually just got up on his feet he's started speaking of got him in one ear and you in the other ear as I have to bear with me and sort of half hearing this but it but he's talking and this is crucial for a lot of M.P.'s he's talking about the legal advice he gave the governor remember he's the government's most senior legal advisor and he gave them advice on the Prime Minister's Brix it agreement he said if the green movement is to pass in Parliament he's talking about next week's vote then there should be no doubt over legal matters he's also stressed that after the implementation period then E.U. Law and the European courts will only have relevance in Britain in specific areas why does this matter well 2 weeks ago you might remember parliament voted for the government publish in full the legal advice it was given about to resume his breakfast agreements M.P.'s want to know what was in it whether it warned the government that her deal could mean that the U.K. Would be bound by E.U. Rules the prime minister has always insisted this can't happen his advice must be kept secret and instead the government is publishing what it calls a position paper rather than the full text of the advice he gave from Labor says if it does that then it will initiate proceedings against the government for contempt of court things really are hotting up this matters has been media speculation has the mark about next Tuesday's Commons big vote on BRACKS It might not happen a tour we heard any more on that one. Yes this was a story in The Sun newspaper this morning suggesting that the prime minister was considering abandoning next week's vote if she decides she has no chance of winning it and remember at the last count of the last speculation up to 94 Conservative M.P.'s were were toying with voting against the government it's a remarkable claim in the paper but one that the home secretary Sajid Javid was quick to play down this morning I don't think there's any chance of pulling the vote but I think this vote is taking place as planned but it's important to keep in mind what the result of the referendum what the British people wanted and what this deal delivers but also had some bad news for M.P.'s saying it was now highly likely that the government's immigration white paper which will outline government plans on how to deal with immigration after breakfast it was unlikely that that would be published in time for next week's meaningful bricks. So they didn't follow the Prime Minister's lead and talk about Star Trek his favorite T.V. Program. Thank you political reporter Mark Coles live from Westminster. B.B.C. Radio Sheffield It's 9 minutes to 5 status quo. Thank Sheffield 6 minutes to 5 good afternoon from Howie. Well on the Breakfast Show this morning Terry was talking about big feet. But a bride who was having problems finding a pair of size 15 shoes her wedding outfit surely could make a pair of shoes less than a grand. Lady. Bright idea of I'm getting a beautiful pair of wedding shoes without paying a small fortune small to my wedding dress cost absolutely small Nicky's wedding dress ring. And save it for every moment of 1000 pound for a parachute because some people are taking the mick it was anybody out there who can make it from the ground every sheet. Again I'm sure we can make. Less than a 1000. Trucks will be taking the job they barely wish using up all the. 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It's 5 o'clock risk of the latest news with my planet man from Stoke on Trent has been jailed for at least 16 years for the murder of the midwife Samantha Eastwood Michael Stirling had already admitted killing the 28 year old from Stafford Crown Court Judge Black report 8 days after she disappeared the body of 28 year old midwife Samantha Eastwood was discovered in a shallow grave in a country lane in Castle in stuff that year Michael Stirling a married landscape gardener was her killer they were in a relationship and after an argument he smothered her he put her body in his van and then went home to dinner with his family when the alarm was raised that Miss Eastwood was missing he pretended to go out looking for her in fact he went to bury her he also sent messages from a phone to create the impression she was still alive Stirling helped with searches comforted her family but in truth he was responsible to head disappearance and her murder. Lord Scriven is calling again for South Yorkshire as for council leaders and the elected mayor to come up with a diva Lucian deal he says they should be locked in a room and not let out and.