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Very difficult to avoid global d. Flexion James thank you very much James Bevan being with us of the whole program there from. Investment Management Alistair Campbell as well not again based take on thank you for your thoughts I thank you very for get in touch over the program are some very interesting issues we've looked at today that's it from Wake up to money breakfast is next shrews bright future well into stress and trial to be a fancy b.b.c. Radio show. At 6 o'clock you can good morning abridgement of company bosses going on trial over the death of 2 members of a music group 56 year old David Meyler was accused of 2 counts of manslaughter by gross negligence more from Alex After all it's in connection with the death of Trevor grills the singer from the Cornish shanty group fisherman's friends and his top promoter Paul McMullan the 2 were struck by a large metal stage door just before a performance in sorry 3 years ago David nailers the director of express Hi fold doors the firm which made it is expected at Guildford Crown Court today the police are expected to face questioning today at the inquest of a teenager whose body was found in a pond on a golf course in which church last year Tyrone Locke who was 18 and high on drugs died from I prefer Mia Yesterday a jury heard that the police were called to the Hill Valley hotel because he'd been acting aggressively but that he might have survived if he'd been found within 2 hours he has been Godfrey we heard from a consultant pathologist called Professor Archie Malcolm in his view he said Tyrone Locke may have survived if he'd been found within 2 hours of leaving the hotel evading the place that's the point he believes that Tyrone would likely have succumbed to the hypothermia a request was made by officers for aerial support from N.P.R.'s that's the police air unit a helicopter but they didn't attend for operational reasons so the coroner has asked the jury to consider in this inquest whether West Mercia Police took appropriate action in not making a 2nd request for the helicopter and for aerial thermal imaging. The Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt will today set out plans to provide the n.h.s. In England with enough homegrown doctors to be self-sufficient within 10 years he'll tell the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham he's committing 1100000000 pounds to pay for a dramatic increase in medical school places Hugh Pym has more details currently $6000.00 new students start in medical schools each year from 2018 that will be increased by $1500.00 a year the government which pays for the clinical side of the training will make extra funding available some of which will be recruit from foreign students studying medicine in England the government's aim is to make the n.h.s. Self-sufficient and doctors by 2025 and he'll announce a new requirement for all doctors trained on the n.h.s. To work for the health service for a minimum of 4 years after graduation one of the most powerful storms in the Atlantic in recent years is expected to cause flooding and landslides when it passes by Haiti in the next few hours meteorologists say hurricane Matthew could bring up to 40 inches or a meter of rain Donald Trump has told supporters that as a businessman he has a responsibility to pay as little tax as legally possible the New York Times has reported he could have legally avoided income tax for the past 18 years after reporting a 900 $1000000.00 loss in 1995. An organic dairy farm issue of his playing its part in a push to sell more cheese to America and Chatham from Brockton Grange is part of the 50 farmers strong dairy cooperative that's joined forces with an American company to export organic cheese. In sport it's 5 games without a victory for shoes b. Town at the moment find out if they can get back to winning ways tonight in the check a trade trophy w.r. Said that for much commentary Anscombe thought versus Shrewsbury here on Radio Shropshire with all the build up from 7 pm that's p.b.c. Radio cart wait for the check or trade trophy try to get you to do it again actually just a free show if it right it's the old Johnston playing trophy which was the Sherpa van was trophy all the l.t.v. Vance trophy on the right of a trophy. Check a trade trophy. The fact that that helped you get where you need to be trouble me as from b.b.c. World you structure is printed with details for your morning good morning when the Russians were at the moment the ferry mind for 5 days the manse is closed off it's due to road about just between Shelton fields and Richmond drive but diversions are in place there from Frank while Rand that you also find on market try to make like temper lights on the a 53 between adélie road and bridge right the a 5 busy but it is moving at the moment if you do see anything else to call us on only 330-123-3550 b.b.c. Radio travel. B.b.c. Radio Shropshire Eric Smith and Clare Ashford Good morning bit of early mist and fog likely nother mainly dry a fine day wasn't it lovely yes they probably more cloud around at times through the day but there will be some sunshine and a warmish one high of 17 that's 63 dry and milder tonight down to 11 degrees and then tomorrow more. Misson fog. Of the moment that's going to leaving sunny spells and plenty of dry weather for that high of 14 degrees. From a. Long Good morning it's. One of the sun this morning of. Fantastic talking of pictures pictures from space yes. Pictures from the. That they put on Twitter. Especially I think you know and it just shows one of the cameras 250 miles above Earth showing incredible pictures of the hurricane hitting the Caribbean at the minute it's just swirling and you just think this is so you still enquire above and just absolutely immense mess down below indeed is one of the most powerful storms in the Atlantic in recent years and it's expected to cause flooding and landslides when it passes by Haiti in the next few hours hurricane Matthew is a category 4 hurricane is the 2nd highest on the scale Dennis felt can is from the u.s. National Hurricane Center with the center of the storm. All would be known for Haiti or just to the well. Puts it on the stronger side so we're looking at $15.00 to $25.00 inches of rain or 80 maybe as much as boarding into the brain and sun up on the mountain side produce flash flooding and mudslides many people in Haiti live in flimsy shacks in areas prone to flooding more than a 1000 emergency shelters have been built in preparation for the hurricane arrival but officials say some people won't leave their homes because they're frightened of losing their possessions Colace for lost so is the director of the World Food Program in Haiti we know that the impact. Will be significant especially in the fall is the perceived need more of the roads being cut we can not use. Only copters all the obviously the but we are on standby to respond to the media needs heavy rain has already fallen on Jamaica and dangerous rainfall is threatening the Dominican Republic which adjoins Haiti Samra Gill ski works with children as part of the upstream international organization in Haiti's capital Port au Prince she said Everybody's waiting for the impact of Hurricane Matthew I have friends all over Haiti are different areas of Haiti and I'm getting different reports from people that are even just a few miles away we have friends that you know they're having really heavy rain some that are having you know winter that's hard enough to be shaking their windows Well the storm comes at a bad time for Haiti it sent to hold a long delayed presidential election on Sunday more than 200000 people were killed there when a 7 magnitude earthquake struck 6 years ago. Well. As far as the weather is. Going to be. In a few minutes time. in the sunshine. But. That's the way I like a good morning it's called about 6 let's get the weather details with Charley. B.b.c. Radio Shropshire Good morning March of telling the whole war is a nice greeting and I declare reason I just felt like a very open offer choose to have I can't remember the last time I was called terribly well down there thank you very much I said it's an Ok start to the day time today you know Greetings aside we're looking at temperatures starting off today about 10 or 11 degrees Celsius for most a touch cooler the further south you go and then as we make our way through the daytime today should be largely dry and occasionally bright with some sunny spells on and off throughout the daytime look out for a few mist and fog patches 1st thing though but they will then clear as we go through today time and eventually temperatures today were going up to about 17 degrees so we're all in or not too bad for them then we go through tonight into the early hours of Wednesday morning and the temperatures will fall to about probably something like 10 or 11 that will see us through though into Wednesday morning and again looks like it will see a bit of Mr Merrick 1st thing. Tomorrow morning again a cloud of phantom break on and off as we go through the daytime on Wednesday to leave us with some sunny spells and some sunshine so yes not too bad of a story again through the daytime the on when the. Temperatures much cooler those who are looking at highs to mar of just 14 degrees Celsius and fairly cool but largely dry unsettled through Thursday Friday and into the weekend as well I love it it's really nice is not bad it's nice and settled to me that's what this weird this is quite a lot of rain away since the kind of west coast of Ireland but I mean east side is not affecting us at all that's good news indeed of it thank you very much we'll talk to you again in the aftermath of a lot of time it's coming up to 17 minutes past 6 he is dusting. Dusty Springfield on b.b.c. Radio and you don't have to say you love me. Portugal where they've been for calling weekdays from 12 the 1st time texter I believe. Now it's applied to picture it says I work on my police trying to yank condition he's not working so I hope I'm sure. That this this is potentially the whole doctor shortage and I could have his own t.v. Series where Bob periodically takes his shirt off to do the head through it and then maybe get like dying by a domicile in distress need some help judgement to pull sure it's still fun way to spend your lunch time the reason one potential problem if Bob has the physique of surely Crabtree all b.b.c. Radio. Radio with Eric Smith. 20 minutes past 6 and coming up on the right show this morning there is advice that if you're thinking of having cosmetic surgery you should think twice but quite often in British north but I have with me a woman who's going to give you a few of her views about cosmetic surgery and also she knows someone close to who's actually having worked on soon the shoot to kill this should never should be placed throughout the give Who do you know who's going to have walk me how are they having it and what are they having done. On the n.h.s. Well 3. For she wants to go. What size issue 44. If men don't understand what kind of size that is who we're talking about somebody like Jordan knows somebody logged a right. We say for health reasons acting a lifestyle. Can be treated this. Which can be corrected if she has a reduction She's $31.00 she's at Tilly's why. To get the stone for the operation much as she lost and in what space of time she's lost 4 stone uniting moments how she must feel generally much better about herself anyway she Joshi she's better to job but don't know where she couldn't before and she can also run a bit with so it's Ok for the daughter she wants to have it done but the mother says you should stick with what God gave us. Or maybe not in health in affecting your health we'll have more on base a little bit later on a. Cold. Cold look. To. Someone sounds like. We. Will go over. With. a circus that pitched up in the quarry intro's Bree which is teamed up with an organization called Vocal. Vocal eyes that's a charity specializing in order to Scripture and together the piloting. Performances of a circus during the autumn period now this could be quite interesting and. Works it's free for children who've got different needs and for those who come from low income families the money is donated by local businesses so we'll tell you more about this about circus and. Getting together to specialize in order your description for services a little bit later on. Her go down on me now as you probably know vegetable growers rely heavily on migrant labor we employ and just over a 100 people on the farm who live on the farm they all from Eastern Europe so Romania Bulgaria Lithuania Latvia Poland the cost of production asparagus 70 percent of it is labor so labor is a huge factor towards this industry yes I'm at picnics Vargas it's not easy to Foma So all eyes are on this week's Conservative Party conference to see if ministers had to make any commitments about migrant labor post Spragg state and you can hear the full story in a few minutes times. B.b.c. Radio shows to refuse a 6 30 am Drew has your headlines play Thank you good morning a man from bridge north is going on trial for manslaughter over the deaths of 2 members of a music group a metal door made by David nailers company fell on to the singer travel grows into a manager Paul McMullan from before a performance in Guilford 3 years ago the 56 year old faces 2 counts for the charge . And other news we've been hearing about an inquest in to the death of a teenager on a golf course in which police will face questioning today on the 2nd day Tyrone Mark who was 18 and from their limbs to damage from hypothermia he'd been found in a pond yesterday a jury heard that officers were called to the Hill Valley Club at which church because he was acting aggressively. But that he might have survived if he'd been found within 2 hours the Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt told today set out plans to provide the n.h.s. With enough homegrown doctors to be self-sufficient within 10 years he'll tell a conservative conference he's committing 100000000 pounds to pay for an increase in medical school places the armed forces are to get more protection from legal claims with the government saying it will opt out of parts of the European Convention on Human Rights during future conflicts the defense secretary will tell the Tory party conference that the move will save millions of pounds that are currently spent on legal fees $1.00 of the most powerful storms in the Atlantic in recent years is expected to cause flooding and landslides when it passes by Haiti in the next few hours meteorologists say hurrican Mathew could bring up to 40 inches or a meter of rain the type of tree that was thought to have been extinct in Britain has been discovered in the garden of the queen's official residence in Scotland Hollywood Palace in Edinburgh to Wentworth elms which are each 100 feet tall were identified joining a survey but it's not clear where they came from. B.b.c. Radio shows for its. Mark hosted will make his 1st trip be town appearance of the season in tonight's Checa trade trophy a tie at Scunthorpe Town boss Micky Mellon says he has every confidence in the whole state who's been a very patient number 2 goalkeeper but I think it deserves a winner anyway in this particular goalkeepers active is difficult for me to get in your team so you know Mark will play it he's at the ways a while and you know it's hard to keep yourself and Danny was really hard because you step out of it talking of goalkeepers Callum Burton is back at Shrewsbury after his loan spell at money so 5 games then without a victory for the town at the moment is a distraction the checkered trade trophy or is it something that's worth winning find out of town can get back to winning ways tonight for match commentary on Scunthorpe verse issues break here on radio shops with all the build up from 7 o'clock that you saw. And so we're down to Banner tonight in the Welsh League Cup in the Northwest Counties League 2nd place which church will port host witness f.c. Also straight away to the eaters city of Liverpool Locally there are also home games for shift old town and home and England's caretaker manager insists he can handle the media scrutiny that comes with the job Gareth Southgate's 4 matches in charge starts at Wembley on Saturday with 828000 World Cup qualifier against Malta from a personal point of view I can handle whatever thrown at me. Had a life that's been pretty high profile and had to deal with all of that in the past I do have a slight concern about my family because I'm protective of them but they're also pretty resilient and I think it will be a good experience for them Speedway and wolves have given themselves an 18 point advantage going into tomorrow 2nd leg of the Elite League grand final last night they beat Bellevue aces 5436 to boost their chances of lifting the trophy the 1st for the 1st time since 2009. Tennis and Andy Murray is in action today in the 1st round of the China Open in Beijing Li plays Andrea Seppi Novak Djokovic has been playing this week he's giving his injured elbow a rest Maria Sharapova should find out this afternoon whether she's won her appeal against a 2 year ban for doping earlier this year she admitted testing positive for the banned substance Melburnian at the Australian Open in January that's b.b.c. Radio Shropshire news and sport I'll have more for you at 7. Help you get where you need to be travel needs from b.b.c. Radio from his problem with the latest morning. Hello morning good morning what's happening well the rancher's free at the moment the man said be a full 58 d. Be careful there it is closed off to some right to access between Shelton fields and Richmond drive diversions are in place we've also got Temple lights on wars who are just on the a 49 between Battlefield Ranta bad and station right in Intel for. One lane is closed off for work that's on the a forced explore between the m 50 Fortune 4 and the Radley interchange but if you do see anything else to let us know what I 330133553 an environment b.b.c. Radio travel. A little bit of early morning Mr around today might be quite foggy in some places and then a dry and fine day but more clouds around today at times but there will be some sunshine and 17 degrees Celsius today slightly milder tonight down about 11 and then tomorrow potential for more mist and fog 1st thing it'll clear to leave sunny spells and quite a bit of dry weather tomorrow and a bit cooler at 40 degrees Celsius 24 minutes to 7 breakfast on b.b.c. Radio Shropshire the agriculture industry will be keeping a close eye on Birmingham this week where the Conservative Party Conference is in full swing the sector is looking to see if government ministers are prepared to make any commitments regarding the future of e.u. Workers post brags it many farms rely on family members to do most of the work but vegetable growers in particular rely heavily on migrant labor according to the Country Land and Business Association nearly 70000 people from overseas are employed in seasonal agricultural labor while following the vote to leave the e.u. There's concern from farmers about how they're going to keep those short term staff and a hill has been to meet and the alan he grows asparagus in Norfolk. We ploy just over a 100 people on the farm who live on the farm and where are they from nearly all from Eastern Europe so Romania Bulgaria Lithuania Latvia Poland the cost of production asparagus 70 percent of it is labor so labor is a huge factor towards this industry without it I have no business frankly So yeah we completely relying on labor the migrant workers it suits the flexibility of the crop Obviously it's only a short season it's not a full time job we can offer them that so it's suits they're here for a maximum of 3 to 4 months and then move on now the system that used to be used for employing farm labor was called sourced seasonal agricultural workers scheme how did that work it was a fantastic way of. As a country England controlling the labor coming in and out of the country they were here for a short period of time to pick aspirants to pick vegetables and things and work the whole season they were allowed to stay for 6 months and then they had to go home again so if the post breaks it we went back to the source system but would you would you like a slightly different I think as things in it could be tweaked they were only allowed to come over for 6 months of the year. Certainly when asparagus or in of age season those seasons have been extended so if they could come for a 9 month period or an 11 month pay or something that kind of fitted the seasonal element of farming and horticulture also extend it further than Europe you're creating a bridge which I think is a really really important factor these guys who came over here got a huge amount from the Western culture and were huge demand from them can be from China from this far away like we have Africans all the chanology is here from all continents all over the world and it's not. Leafleting. Good morning is p.c. Radio shows for breakfast Eric and Claire Now you may remember in August you know the weather was really warm I went to bounce for the day on the train and it was all because the listeners you said that bombers really was one of the most popular places for people from structure to visit it's basically structure and see so how fantastic was it to be there last Friday to present the mare with a model of the bridge the men Valerie McArdle has since been in touch with us and she says the sculpture of the Iron Bridge is a wonderful gift to the people of Barmouth all on behalf of the listeners of the British show radio show thank you so much if you missed it by the way here's a highlight in Perry getting soaked by the Irish Sea Oh oh. It was good. So fortunately he was Ok he survived in order to make the presentation he's a bit of her mind. Just looking at it now is absolutely brilliant you would use just says I and bridge over it a little Parker says shop show. 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I was basically study in the UK a long. History of Friday night at 9 from b.b.c. 4 voyages 97 to save me from suburbia Saturday night at 9 on b.b.c. 2 b.b.c. Radio show with Erin King clay. A. Better. That. Elton John I guess that's why they call it blues you know many people who have long term health issues who have been receiving . Benefits have suffered having to have retests all the time just to check that they can't work well coming up he can hear from the secretary of state for Work and Pensions Damian Green who will fully announce plans to abolish compulsory medical testing for Employment and Support Allowance recipients with long term illness and he can hear from him on that very subject just after me. C c d a and b b c You can see the b.b.c. . It's 7 o'clock am Andrew you can good morning the Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt Well today is set out plans to recruit thousands of more doctors from the n.h.s. So that foreign medics won't be needed within a decade Here's Hugh pm The n.h.s. Is under strain because of rising patient demand and problems recruiting staff in his conference speech Jeremy Hunt will acknowledge that in the past the task of training enough doctors hasn't been done properly currently 6000 is new students started in Greece medical schools each year from 2018 that will be increased by $1500.00 a year about a quarter of medical staff are from overseas the government's aim is to make the n.h.s. Self-sufficient and doctors by 2025 until announce a new requirement for all doctors trained on the n.h.s. To work for the health service for a minimum of 4 years off to graduation the doctors union the British Medical Association said the announcement fell far short of what was needed. The British armed forces are to get more protection from legal claims with the government saying it will opt out of parts of the European Convention on Human Rights during future conflict the defense secretary Michael Fallon will tell the Conservative Party conference that the move will save millions of pounds currently spent on legal fees a bridge will company bosses due to go on trial over the death of $2.00 members of a music group and even a loose $56.00 is accused of 2 counts of manslaughter by gross negligence by the details from an exceptional it's in connection with the death of traffic grills the singer from the Cornish shanty group fisherman's friends and his top promoter Paul McMullan the 2 were struck by a large metal stage door just before a performance in Surrey 3 years ago David Naylor the director of express Hi full doors the firm which made it is expected at Guildford Crown Court today. An organic dairy farm Michele is playing its part in a push to sell more cheese to America and in Chatham from Brockton Grange is part of a 50 farmer strong dairy co-operative let's join forces with an American company to export organic cheese he says it's boosted market confidence following the vote to leave the European Union it is comforting to know that we're developing markets around the world outside of Europe already it should hold us in good stead for the future regardless of whatever trade deals they do with the or. The most powerful hurricane in the Caribbean for almost 10 years will reach Haiti in the next few hours hurrican Matthew is sweeping north through the region and up to 40 inches of rain could fall in Haiti as a warning of life threatening flash floods there as well as in the neighboring Dominican Republic from when it Bryant reports with sustained winds of 140 miles an hour hurricane Matthew has been barreling towards Haiti chip maker in Cuba bringing with it the threat of heavy flooding and mudslides Haiti is still recovering from the earthquake that struck in 2010 but also a cholera epidemic that much of its population lives in flimsy shanty like dwellings residents of be reluctant to evacuate however because of fears that the few possessions they have will be pilfered. The Ambridge gorge museum has launched an appeal to try to keep a large piece of china the Northumberland virus will be sold at auction next month the museum's hoping to raise $50000.00 pounds to ensure its purchase nickel Herman's is the fund raising manager for the Ambridge gorge museum's trust the experts that we've talked to in London say that demand for this type of porcelain has gone down a bit in recent years but it is out of pens if someone from Russia or the States or somewhere comes in and really wants this piece because it is very much a showpiece we have no idea how high the price could go the Royal College of Surgeons is warning that private companies offering cosmetic surgery are using what it's calling ruthless tactics to attract potential customers and estimated $51000.00 procedures were carried out in private clinics in England alone last year the Royal College is launching a new website to try to counter aggressive marketing techniques and the word patients to think carefully before paying for cosmetic procedures. 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Radio shops are some gorgeous pictures in the papers of the weather over the past couple of days beautiful beautiful autumn weather. Some really nice weather. Good morning breakfast on b.b.c. Radio Shropshire them the conservative annual conference continues in Birmingham with an attempt to shift the focus now on to domestic issues yesterday the chancellor Philip Hammond said spending on new homes and transport will be his priority ongoing decisions on breaks it of overshadowed the events so far but later today the secretary of state for Work and Pensions Damian Green will formally announce plans to abolish compulsory medical testing for Employment and Support Allowance recipients with long term illnesses and he joins us on the brake pressure this morning Deming Good morning good morning some people might say about time to do you agree Well yes I think obviously I wouldn't be making as one if I didn't think it was the right thing to do I think that if you've been assessed as not fit for work and sadly you've got a condition like say multiple sclerosis or severe Huntington's disease that we know doesn't get better can only get worse then it's a point to spew aquatic exercise calling you back for a reassessment of whether you are fit to work and more importantly I know that it increases the stress levels and anxiety of those who are going through the tests so we're going to scrap it you must be concerned about the standard of these tests sometimes with some of these outsourcing that's been going on and the complaints people have made that say book sometimes is faintly ridiculous Well some to I mean obviously there are a large number of tests done and I dare say some of them. People will disagree with and obviously there's there's an appeal mechanism and it's not so much that the tests themselves I think you do need to have test you obviously can't just hand out benefits without having some kind of assessment but what I think very strongly is that you shouldn't assess people who you know don't need assessment yet as I say if you know if you if your condition can only get worse and somebody has already said that you're not capable of doing the job then then what's the point of putting people through the the trouble and possibly trauma. Of another assessment Are you confident that some of these companies that are doing these assessments are are qualified to do that yes we I mean there have been teaching problems in the past but at the moment the companies doing the tests are doing a good job I say there are always individual disputes we've got an appeal mechanism so I'm confident that the basis of the tests is a good one house is going to work is it is it almost a blanket if you if you have an illness that is medically accepted isn't going to get any better you will be tested again it's not quite that because we don't just assess the as it were the illness we assess the condition of the individual because I mean again to take the example of multiple sclerosis in the early stages and some quite advanced stages there is work that people can do and many many people who have that kind of condition want to keep working because obviously that that gives structure to their life as well as giving them an income so many people want to work for as long as possible if you've already got to the stage as an individual yourself that you're not fit for work and you've got that kind of condition then we'll will stop assessing better then be a periodic reassessment over a longer period of time what not not for these types of diseases where sadly we know the conditions not going to improve for for other types of conditions yes there is because if for example a lot of people will be on benefits because of mental health condition and many of those do fluctuate people may have periods of depression but periods where they are capable of doing work and indeed felt for conditions like that very often work is is the best cure as it were actually being in an environment where you where you're with other people when there's some structure to your life that's the one of the things that helps you combat depression. Let's talk about pensions for a moment if we may we're all working longer before we get our state pension it has been extended but what do you say particularly to women of a certain age who feel that they have been cheated that they are having to work if you if you if you go bag historically and then you and then you projected to the future they're having to work 7 or 8 years longer to get the state pension Well I think we do have to equalize the state pension age and because everyone's living longer it's it's sensible to to start it later that we have a target now to to make it fair and equitable that we reckon that on average people will spend about a 3rd of their life in which time and and obviously if if you if you kept to the old age if you if you said people can still retire at 60 then many people would would be spending almost as much time I didn't retirement or in childhood whether looked after by others as they are earning and simply the pension system wouldn't be able to afford that so it's right that there's a say women of a Certain Age Born in a particular or a window of time if you like will have to work until they're 67 maybe in due course 68 well ventured a long time in the future that when what's happening is that the pension age will equalize 65 in 2018 and then go up to 66 in 2020 but I think in in an era where we want to quality in the in the workplace we want women and men. To to to work the same same hours get the same pay as well as that that's another issue obviously we need to deal with that that we have a the same pension age for both men and women tell me about Cabinet meetings under to reason. That let me say malleable persuadable or is she one of steely determination a bit like Margaret Thatcher. Is is is very steely very determined but she's old she's very interested in the proper way of conducting government business so. You will find that the government will produce green papers which are consultative and then white papers and then it will produce legislation after that and in terms of of chairing meetings she is completely fair she opens up to the ministers presenting a paper will present other people comment she will sum up it's almost like the the what you read in textbooks about how Cabinet government works the way to easy does it do think it's going to be a bumpy ride. Yes I think we're you know we don't know yet what the economic effects will be as as the chance if it happened was saying yesterday what we we can are doing as a government is to make sure that we build on that the strength of the economy we have we've got low unemployment we've got a good flexible economy and we need that strong economy because obviously while the that the practice it negotiations are going on there will be a period of uncertainty good story this morning thank you very much indeed that's Work and Pensions Secretary Damian Green talking to us from the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham. It's 30 minutes past 7 in his new cats a good football manager Gareth Southgate Gareth Southgate has been outlining his plans for the team he's been speaking publicly for the 1st time since the sudden departure of Sam dies last week after a sting by undercover reporters the under 21 coach will take charge of the senior side of their last 4 games of 2016 at a news conference he said he had not had a chance to consider whether he'd like the job on a permanent basis last week was very difficult and we've got an opportunity to work with a group of players who are young meads need some guidance going to provide stability. So I have no I don't need charts to think anything other than how we prepare for this week how we get the best opportunity to get the results that we want. And anything beyond that can come way when if we just had time to bury the former defender is familiar with the national set up he won 57 caps for England famously missing a penalty against Germany in your own 96 he took up his role in the dugout Middlesborough when he moved from club captain to manager in 2006 in 2013 he was appointed coach of England's Under 20 one's and when Sam resigned he was given the top job by the f.a. On a temporary basis he did night he was too nice to be a successful manager I think when firmness and discipline a needed I think the players that I've worked with certainly have the last 3 or 4 years here would be able to tell you that's there but I also think that it can all be stick in the modern world you've got to set a vision and you've got to lead people and you've got to tap into their in the individual motivations and at times that might mean they need to cheer up and they might need a firm hand. But I think you've got to be agile in the way you deliver the. Southgate also said he'll keep Wayne Rooney as captain despite criticism of some of his recent performances he's the outstanding leader in that group again period of change after the summer and now this month and the most important thing at that time is leadership that's on and off the field and I think. It's provided that over the last 2 years I think the raise maturity into that role is really impressive there is no doubt in my mind about keeping him in that position goes Southgate's 1st game in charge is a World Cup qualifier against Multan at Wembley on Saturday the f.a. Say they're not rushing into a decision about a full time appointment but many football journalists believe the job may be Southgate's to lose good morning it's arrogant clever breakfast on b.b.c. Radio shops or getting into the universities to find graduates who want to join the police service concentrated campaign more on that in a moment or 2. B.b.c. Radio from field where the 1st of all is the forecast which is later morning Yeah good morning to you and it's not to be a bad day out there a few misty murky foggy patches possible 1st thing this morning but that aside now looking very very nice indeed some cloud around but the clown filling in breaking through the daytime today to allow for plenty of blue sky and plenty of sunny spells as well and that will help push the temperatures up to about 17 degrees Celsius so all in all a nice day today and then we go through tonight and then towards the early hours of Wednesday morning where the temperatures will drop to about 10 or 11 and then tomorrow morning we are again at risk of seeing some mist and some fog the good news is that we're once more clear and we'll start to see something a little bit brighter as we make our way through the daytime on Wednesday as well probably more cloud around some more than what we'll see today but will still have a few sunny spells in temperatures on Wednesday around 14 or 15 so much cooler about a time with Richard tomorrow that's not because we're not going to see as much sunshine it's really more because we'll start to have some colder air feed in from the northeast and so it will be quite chilly as we go through the daytime there on Wednesday and it will remain quite chilly for. Thursday Friday and into the weekend as well the good news is it will stay dry in the rain with plenty of brine weather around through Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday but as I mentioned it will also be cooler with daytime temperatures on again to about 13 or 14 degrees Thank you Charlie 18 minutes past 7. And the headlines this morning the Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt will today set out plans to train thousands more doctors for the n.h.s. So the foreign medics won't be needed within a decade but the soldiers are to get more protection from what the government says a full sleeve will claims brought on the human rights laws and instruction museum is desperately trying to raise 50000 pounds so it can keep a distinctive vase made in the Ambridge cord. From a shop around the world Eric unclear on b.b.c. Radio. Good morning a new police recruitment campaign is targeting university students because they want graduates to sign up West Mercia is among the forces to take part in the police now scheme which is similar to teach 1st that was a fast track program for trainee teachers after being piloted in London is being rolled out elsewhere the co-founder of police now is Detective Chief Inspector David Spencer and he joins us now morning morning at 1st time real pleasure why is there a need for what you do then. Well I think the reality is over the last 4 couple of decades our society has got more and more complex and that means that crime has got more complex as well and what we've found in our research is only about one in 20 graduates of that as a career policing amazing to have been in police for over a decade now and it's been suggested for May and I think as things get more complex in our society we need to encourage more gradual certainly more than one in 20 to come and try out this fantastic Why do you. I think they're in the past and that they hadn't considered policing as a possible job I think you know when I was a university and to try friends that it just wasn't something that was talked about and that was all those sort of careers events and interests of what not policing just isn't one of those careers talked about that people talk about going in to consult saying or going in an accountant or a lawyer but they don't talk about policing the reality is that. Calibrating on the front line is the sort of career that many many graduates would actually get a huge amount from and then be able to make a real difference. In places where we really need the unfortunate thing there is in some cases the starting salaries 19000 is not going to be enough to attract them. Well you know if you compare policing to social work where frontline exists which several questions or teaching with Teach 1st actually starting salary isn't necessarily the big deal actually what graduates are looking for is an opportunity to make a real difference and to have a challenge that isn't really getting them to do so actually it's not accurate to say that's all people are looking for is a massive starting salary actually what they're looking for from our research is a really big challenge where they can develop selves and make a real difference and having a degree can can that really can make a difference as well well I think you know my view is that not all police officers should necessarily be graduates but certainly not what are the what I do think is more than one in 5 graduates should think about policing as a correct. And you know that that is something that we're trying to achieve. And has paid people's willingness to sign up to the police changed over the as well I think sending the last couple of years well we've been operating then we've certainly seen the numbers a lot of patients increase so our 1st year we had about 1200 people applying last year 2400 people apply a missing more and more people apply and that's about 24 occasions for every place so it's a really compressed process of 24 people applying for every place on the program which shows I think that we're certainly getting to a point where people are thinking about this as a career when they graduate from university to this day which is mean the Police Service says if you like services they don't go to careers fairs and that to attract students them done that in the past so they've done it here and that they've done some of it but we're the 1st time that we're doing on a really national basis so we're getting to many more universities and hopefully we're attracting many more people so this is something that happens but just not and. Volume that we're able to do you think it might be better if we had national recruitment and new not so much you don't get posted but you could express a preference for which area Well that's exactly what we do. On our website which is police now told that you can use that money giving a little plug that's exactly what we do so you apply for the police now program in your express oppression and then depending on your preferences and what the needs of local communities and local forces are then you get posted a call to think that what we get has the negative news surrounding the cutbacks that the police have had to go through had an effect on recruitment so it certainly hasn't had an effect on the police now programme so when our 1st year we had some to graduate in the 2nd day we had a trial. For next year we're looking at about $250.00. So I think obviously the last few years there's obviously been I. Think police force budgets not so things have meant that people have had to be very careful. But certainly now we're saying that forces are really taking up the police to our program much more if the students interested it was stated that you wanted them to sign up when they joined university Well potentially So one of the things that we've got on our website is a sort of challenge game where you can go online and you can see some of the sorts of problems and some sorts of work that police officers do not police are now told you carry and that's called and say you can go on to our Web site and I will open you can do that right to life from your 1st year or beyond and if you're graduating if you need a graduated already or you're graduating in 27 then you go to our Web site and apply that sort of program one thing that has really had an impact on your life being in the police force what would what is it been. I think just the opportunity to make a real difference is that they actually I guess you know personally you know I have not those nights. So you know this is not a 9 to 5 job. And I never. Had to. Go to talk to you thank you very much thanks very much co-founder of police now Detective Chief Inspector David Spencer. From. Taking a big week watching someone drive their car through your house and then complaining . That. That's why you. Have been officially investigated by the f.b.i. Because it was so. And so potentially controversial that the f.b.i. So we need to know what's. The use of America by this. Story but true. 26 minutes past 7 you might have heard about the appeal being launched by the Ambridge gorge trust to purchase one of Cole ports finest creations when it goes up for auction next month they're hoping to raise 50000 pounds to buy the Northumberland vase and keep it at its home in the China museum but as a trust pointed out to our reporter Jules Morgan It's not about buying an expensive piece of China it's about the history behind it acknowledging the craft of the skill by the working class people who lived locally and produced China this last of the test of time and sold for thousands around the world those painters were local women and girls they played an important part in decorating the China some of their finest collections are still on display at the museum spoke to Kate Cadman the curatorial officer at the me. Adjuster about the typical day of a painter a long long day in general they used to reckon on a 12 day 6266 days a week all year round yes pretty much so even in the depth of winter when the snow was that your name only I don't have to get down here and I think in. The worst part is getting back out in the snow and that's what I always think of. Quite young people starting work painters started in general at the age of 12 and you might have a 2 or 3 mile walk to get here you do a 12 hour day and the real killer is that 3 mile walk home how were they paid with a paid well all. These were girls so of course they were paid well in general the starting wage sort of like $900.00 mid to late 19th century is $2.00 and $6.00 a week now we're going to have to have to translate this one our way this is 12 and a half pence for a 12 hour day 6 days a week and I would imagine that money then went back to mom and dad that keep they wouldn't keep any of that. They would certainly not the if they were very very lucky and their family was reasonably well off they might get the odd hate me was it one of those jobs that women were very proud to be part of this factory very much all the people are really really proud to work here and they're proud of what they do the girls really wanted to work here it was clean because you had to keep workshops clean because any dust or dirt will cause impurities on China so also you can't work properly if your hands are cold so they actually had stoves in the workshops so they were all the same warm as probably not by all standards but you know not cold. They employed somebody to clean for them you know this is the height of luxury for like 9320th century. Compared to perhaps a 12 year old girl scrubbing floors for 18 hours a day well if you visit the museum at Cole Porter you can hear recordings from the late seventy's made by the late local historian Ken Jones talking to some of the retired painters says by kind of mission of the average gold museum you can hear can now talking to a Mrs Adams she worked as a painter as a Cold War between 19151926 now this was recorded in 1988 so the quality is a little bit dated. I was born in the 1902. Mrs Adams you started to call Court. Where you when you started there. And. I left school about 30 before and I came down on the Monday and started to wreck they gave me a job and I came home straightaway. Did you have to say when you started there when I don't know where it'd be messed Simpson wouldn't let me just honest about. Mr Bartlett. I was a painter and of course we had to go so much to our command put feather colors of all colors every color really about how you came 9 colors a list to use on the plate but when Mr Langford yob the only leverage that one that gave you the Podesta to know what we want to mix it with how tall you. And Turk entirely unfair special job was really actually use that little honesty we had to grind the colors so we got them very fine to work will have we were doing painting what did you do I know the color with it was on like. Tire me out to grind it with a knife keep grind on the throne no no no no I didn't like it but still couldn't use it until you got it the proper sloth an old Indian tree would be the 1st patent when you go to work. There like you work yourself up a lot. You can do nearly a mile or less takes some doing but still you gotta keep at it and try after every day and the entry pass that he would always think well actually really ready to do in another pattern and he would bring it to us. To Mr Simpson so that's a Mrs Adams who was a painters at the bridge gorge and she worked a coal port Sangster the average gold museum for allowing us to use that audio recorded by the late local historian can Jonas if you've ever fancied having a nip or a talk or anything like that why you should be very careful about who does your cosmetic surgery in a few minutes time. 7 that he won b.b.c. Radio talk show breakfast his I'm very glad Thank you good morning the Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt will today set out plans to train an extra 1500 doctors every year so the n.h.s. No longer. Has to rely on doctors trained overseas he's expected to tell the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham that the health service can become self-sufficient within a decade the British armed forces are to be given more protection from legal claims with the government saying it will opt out of parts of the European Convention on Human Rights during future conflicts it's hoped the move will save millions of pounds in the Eagle fees abridging of company boss is due to face trial today over the deaths of 2 members of a sea shanty group David Nader denies manslaughter by gross negligence after a singer and a tour manager with a group Fisherman's Friend was struck by a big metal stage door before a performance in Guildford 3 years ago on organic dairy farm Michel is playing its part in a push to sell more cheese to America and in Chatham from Brockton Grange is part of a 50 farmer strong dairy co-operative that's joined forces with an American company to export organic cheese you can find out more about that in the next half hour and one of the most powerful storms in the Atlantic in recent years is expected to cause flooding and landslides when it passes by Haiti in the next few hours meteorologists say hurrican Matthew could bring up to 40 inches or a meter of rain b.b.c. Radio use for its. Mark hosted will make his 1st trip to town appearance of the season in tonight's Checa trade trophy tie at Scunthorpe Town boss Mickey Mellon says he has every confidence in holstered who's been a very patient number 2 goalkeeper but I think it is evident in a way in it's good to keep goalkeepers active is difficult for me to get in your team so you know Mark will play it he's at the ways a while and. It keeps itself and Danny was really hard because he would step out of it. Talking of goalkeepers coming Burton is back after his loan spell well 5 games then without a victory for the town at the moment find out if I can get back to winning ways tonight for much commentary on Scunthorpe post as Shrewsbury on the check a trade trophy right here with all the build up from 7 o'clock the new saints are a time to battle tonight that's in the Welsh League Cup in the Northwest Counties League 2nd place which will port witness f.c. Also straight away to the leaders city of Liverpool and locally their home games for settle down and home and the 1st president is proposing an even bigger World Cup in future he wants it to involve $48.00 teams 16 would go home after just one knockout match with the rest of the torment played as it is now in tennis Andy Murray's in action today in the 1st round of the China Open in Beijing he plays Andrea Seppi know about drugs which isn't playing this week he's giving his injured elbow a rest but reassure prover should find out this afternoon whether she's won her appeal against a 2 year ban for doping earlier this year she admitted testing positive for a banned substance at the Australian Open in January and in speedway wolves have given themselves an 18 point advantage going into tomorrow's 2nd leg of the Elite League grand final last night they beat Bellevue aces 5436 to boost their chances of lifting the trophy for the 1st time since 2009 that's b.b.c. Radio Shropshire news and sport I'll have more for you or try to. Help you get where you need to be trouble me from b.b.c. Radio for a few good morning Poonam has it all looking out there now but I still want to but she little better traffic Ryan had noticed on the a 49 she's p. Road at Station Road and then again on the a 49 southbound approaching the sun don't Island just need the island there that Iran should be Dewberry might be a 458 the manse is still closed off it's 22 road blocks that's between Shelton fails that's ongoing till the 17th about say back and we still have work on St Mary's Street as well just near St Mary's Place but do I update us if you spot anything 103-301-2335 extension 50. B.b.c. Radio shops to travel. Any missing fog will disappear this morning and there's going to be mainly dry and find a bit cloudy around at times but got to me going to be some lovely sunshine as well high of 17 degrees tonight dry a mile they're down to 11 tomorrow more missed some fog 1st thing again that'll clear sunny spells plenty of dry weather and not quite as warm as today a high of around 14 degrees tomorrow earlier on talk about bomber form see. Barmouth where we've presented the mayor bombers with a cast iron replica of the bridge a little model of the bridge and they're thrilled with it and Claire was saying Where else could we go that's really nice on the world Coast not necessarily now because it's getting more tumble but maybe in the spring the early start of next year when the sun starts to shine again John's been on again because remember John's intrench and he said go to Aberystwyth he said his daughter Sophie is at university there and he's been on again he said there is a direct train service to Aberystwyth it leaves Wellington at 9 o'clock in the morning actually the 1st train this morning was a $720.00 and it was directives I'm going to do that will be on break on the 2 hours Well there's one at $930.00 we could go there and that's the Wellington one that comes through is now in the thank you John. Aberystwyth and there is the. Railway terrorists I think yes I can confirm that it's all the details you know there is organizing crosses on it took. A while ago maybe a month or 2 ago now clear Ashbridge you went to see somebody having bariatric surgery I did. Did you see the program that was on telly last night about diabetes I don't know I missed it because the thing is that if you are carrying too much weight you're overweight you are prone to diabetes correct you won't necessarily get it but you are prone to having diabetes and one of the 1st things you probably say to you if you get to that stage is lose weight you know there was one woman on last night who was having the big problem of losing weight. And she was having part of her stomach removed and it was on the telly last night I'm glad it was on the telly and you watch this like up close and personal in your oh yeah I was there but if you are thinking about having work on your face or your body the advice this morning is think twice the Royal College of Surgeons is today launching an online campaign to counter what it says are aggressive marketing tactics by own scrupulous cosmetic surgery companies well this morning you can hear what shoppers in Britain or think of the surgery and of the companies involved. Well 1st of all what if you have done breast implant was a vanity or was yes I suppose it was after having the children you know they were like they were before so it should have been 5 grand and then because I had it within so many days weeks. I think I got it for about 2 days did you feel as though you were forced into having it done no not really I went to so is this so from a day to day search for longer was it 2010 I'm feel confident again really that and the place to meet with my chest you feel Francesco's No no I was before I had a really good shape and I would never have gone book was the fact that having children and I had a gap and then I had another 2 children and nothing now suppose age the effects on your body and. It made you feel what you young again shapely Yeah invigorated no regrets no soul and I'd even go on. And I am going to yes same place bigger Not really I wouldn't say bigger the reason and what's the reason just to maintain your shape cosmetic with friends and family when they get to hear about this and they get to hear how happy you are has that influenced anyone else's decision that you know to go ahead and have a you know a lot is definitely a lot of people say I never go under the knife depends I scared you are of an operations on I haven't got a fear of operations off the top of your head what else would you have changed not a lot really just just my legs are so very very very Because veins again are cosmetic I'm going to get them you know the new laser they hurt or it would be a cosmetic thing as well they do now and again they do a year. After I've already looked into that but I'd like to go back to where oh I went for the implant you know on the neck necklace did you have the original implant for yourself or for someone else you know for me it's all for you the way you feel about yourself the way you look yeah it was advertised 5002000 a day that pressure you to have it done how long did you have to make up your mind . You know and I'm really glad the cash but that treated me and they said when you want it done sent to me you know the sooner the better it's nice. You know was what like birthday or just the presents he just treated me because he knew that I really wanted it done and I was getting down. All the watchword is be careful who you get to do your cosmetic surgery more information under patient resources on the Royal College of Surgeons website they're getting a bit concerned about it you need to check you need to meet the surgeon you meet to make sure they're certified they're insured to do the procedure find out all the costs check but the result is what you want is going to be achievable find out what it involves weigh the risks against the benefits and what to expect in terms of recovery how long you're going to be looked after how long you're going to be supported I know people mock this and there is this sort of tongue in cheek thought about people having a booster met a friend of mine had hers done and she had a couple of fried eggs beforehand and honestly after she had it done the confidence in her was dramatic really really danger so you know any said all right she didn't need to have it done when she didn't know but people but I think that yes sure I saw the difference in the impact that it had on her when I mean they were massive they were just a normal size. And for. Any one word too many move on 18 minutes to 8 b.b.c. Radio shock for breakfast an inquest in Telford has been told that a teenager who died from hypothermia after being hunted by the police might have survived if he'd been found within 2 hours the body of Tyrone lock was found on a golf course in which or 48 hours after officers were called to reports that he was acting erratically at a hotel Tim Page has been following the story so what do we know about what happened to Tyrone while Tyrone was 18 m. From Hereford. Checked into the McDonald's Hill Valley hotel in Gulf Centrum which earch on the 20th of November last year with 2 friends and in the early hours of the Saturday morning they were seen screaming and acting irrationally and aggressively it was said in court that Tyrone was high on ecstasy and the illegal herbal stimulant cat he's been seen on c.c.t.v. Threatening the hotel's night manager the police were called and 2 officers turned up to Rome and ran out of the hotel evading their questioning and wearing just his boxer shorts and socks police couldn't find him and his body was found 2 days later by the greenskeeper in a pond on the golf course a post-mortem examination showed he died from hypothermia at temperatures outside no more than 4 degrees that night he was barely close the inquest Yury were told and what has been said so far about the actions of the police or consultant pathologist Archie Malcolm was in court yesterday in his view Tyrone may have survived if he'd been found within 2 hours of leaving the hotel that's the point at which to roam would likely have succumbed to the hypothermia it's not clear how he came to be in the pond but the shock to carnage on Ellery said that when West Mercia Police attended Hill Valley they were treating Tyrone as an outstanding suspect rather than a vulnerable person and the jury heard that a request was made for Ariel. Support from M.P.'s the national police service but they didn't attend for operational reasons and the coroners asked the jury to consider whether West Mercia took appropriate action in not making a 2nd request for this aerial thermal imaging and wants you to him next him what was mostly a police do to give evidence today on the 2nd day of the inquest will also be an opportunity for Tyrone's parents Tracy and Steven to speak about their son's character and the hearings likely to go on until Friday obviously will keep you up to date with that story thank you very much Tim Page b.b.c. Radio shops just 60 minutes to aid the headlines today the Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt will today set up plans to train thousands more doctors for the n.h.s. So that foreign medics want to be needed within a decade. Pretty soldiers are to get more protection from what the government says off false legal claims brought on the human rights laws and the shops a museum is desperately trying to raise 50000 pounds so he can keep a distinctive vase made in the I'm Bridgeport's news from a shop around the area can click on b.b.c. Radio structure. A group of Midlands farmers struggling because of low milk prices are turning to the USA to boost their business they've tapped into a growing demand for organic milk with uncertainty over Europe post brags its some farmers believe the Us will be a more important export market in the future Bob Dole reports now from a farm just south of Telford. An American farmer in Shropshire Jim we divert from Wisconsin is seeing or close to Carol's that produce the milk to make a particular brand of English Cheddar cheese which the us has developed a taste for the chatter is different. People purchase a because the taste of. The market continues to grow we went through a period where we had under supply for the. Asking for and that costs a lot of disruption finding that American market has given Alan Chatham for Brocton grain. The confidence to invest in a new policy he and 49 other farmers from the Midlands are part of a co-operative that is to supply the us it is comforting to know that we're developing markets around the world outside of Europe already. So it. Should hold us in good stead for the future regardless of whatever trade deals they do with the or Richard Hansen managing director of. The Us Who was there is the largest organic. Market in the world the u.s. Consumers around 50 percent of all organic food globally so there is a natural place for us to look this cheese venture has proved so successful the American and u.k. Farmers involved now have a mutual stake in each of those cooperatives but it's the sort of trade deal that can only benefit a limited number of our struggling dairy farmers many dairy farms are still getting only around 20 pence a liter for their milk way below the cost of production but here at Brockton Grange they're getting around $36.00 pence a later clearly exporting to the us is paying off it's better that we can meet market demand and keep things moving forward level playing field rather than the. Shortage of supply. Tribute to. Some was pressing on. The Americans love our. Good old British cheddar and Midlands farmers group Midlands farmers turning to the USA to boost their businesses Jim and Vicky from Tory Here's a question when did you last make it legal but it. Sounds wonderful on b.b.c. Radio show States a robust and sustaining. Hold on robust and sustain a year does no equal taste is having. Sometimes you hold the putting you and it's so heavy. It just struck the family. That this event is one. Of them is an extra time immediately regretting this. Make him in the key brighten up your drive home if you've ever strange notions towards putting letters not on b.b.c. Radio t.v. See radio show with Eric Smith and quick. Good morning going to the circus might not hold the same appeal if you're visually impaired but a circus has pitched up in the Korean Shrewsbury that could change all that now this year circus star has teamed up with vocal I. Guess a charity which specializes in or d.o.d. Scription and is piloting touch tools and audio described performances during the autumn is free the children who have different needs and those who come from low income families and the money is donated by local businesses big Southall it's been to find out more. If you were at the top or if you could just demonstrate how you get to the top I'm here I'm here and now I can almost touch the roof you know with these performers are being trained in how to bring the circus experience to life for youngsters with a visual impairment people who are full of blood of us besides it can often find they can often locate people in spades by their voice so if you start on the ground doing it as well so brilliant that was Nick Southall reporting on the circus in Shrewsbury in the Corrie That is how pink visually impaired people enjoy the experience business matters with Louise Cooper in a few minutes time and talking about to renting houses there is a a critical rental shortage in this country at least $1800000.00 more households going to be looking to rent a home rather than buy in the next 10 years more on that in a few minutes time. A few years ago drones were an unfamiliar sight in the skies but now competitions are springing up around the world to find out who can fly theirs with the most skill and indeed the quickest this weekend Irag hall in Warrick hosted the British Championships and one was to share man was hoping to emerge victorious our reporter Tom tar all flew by to take a look. At the slightest mistake your race is over Matthew Evans from was to is one of almost 60 pilots competing to become the next British champion but work has Rocky hall there's a camera on board the drone linked up to go course warmed by the pilots the technology to getting cheaper and apparently there's an increasing number of people taking part. It's definitely growing I mean we're seeing phenomenal growth of pilots every every event we're seeing new you know new new pilots coming through previously used to be just really the same sort of people but yeah every event new faces and fast people as well which is which is really good at the series of hate speech for the final sees pilots bob and weave through the course the quickest time possible each race just 2 minutes long you're going to raise this belief this sport is the future the key they say the kid now costs just hundreds of pounds the names Thomas Graham chairman of the British Air period is unnatural amazing at the same time you know you it gives you the ability to do things that you've been otherwise be able to do you know and that's just fun to see because it's so cheap new and you know you can pick it up and give it a go if you don't like it it's not like you invested those who don't know the sport was apparently inspired by Star Wars those who compete describe themselves as. Well put it appeal to the masses I watched it even though Jade racing was the thing we've just seen is absolutely amazing the man let me try the goggles and it takes him to a whole of the world of drones it was fantastic it is an open up and coming sport for the future this is a whole community of droning. Doesn't seem to be prohibitively expensive will I be doing it. You know has asked for Matthew Well it was close but no cigar he was knocked out in the semifinals. British drone championships in Worcester and more action or Big Pond rankly hall that's our reporter Tom Terrill in the scene and they put these likely to virtual reality headset song Oh yeah and then you're in it you're in the drone. Swoops between Poles and through rings and things like that you know I can imagine if it could feel quite queasy. Yeah it's him it's an amazing thing to watch I mean I can with a few of them till recently I thought I'm not really interested in but actually quite Some of the footage they get on to. Reno nominal is used by drones and that was these big cranes Yeah there are assessing things that you would never have seen before a good phenomenal 5 to 8. Now the u.k. Is facing a critical rental shortage at least $1800000.00 more households will be looking to rent rather than to buy a home by 2025 Now this is according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors changes in buy to let rules shown that by select landlords have been put off investing in new properties Let's get more them with financial analyst Louise Cooper Good morning and morning wants change then. There's this to change it so one happened in April of this year and that's Buy to let landlords. Faced a much bigger stamp duty a 3 percent stamp duty surcharge was introduced in April of this year so buy to let landlords not surprisingly faced with a big increase in the amount of tax they had to pay board shed loads of property before that deadline and then after the deadline guess what they're not buying so many property that's what's happened so far what's happening in April of next year is that mortgage interest. Is currently tax deductible if you're a landlord what happens next April is it will no longer be said so for owners you know might my mortgage interest isn't tax deductible of course it used to be in the eighty's on The Factor but that was only temporary but my mortgage is not as much or if you are a landlord then it is and so George Osborne came up with these 2 changes to try to dampen down the buy to let market and to try to sort of reduce the anomaly between owning and between buy a big being a landlord buy to let. Some thought that was unfair the difference in tax treatment so these are the 2 changes the trick that the change next next April could have a far more significant impact so this could be presumably anyone with a 2nd home that rents it out not necessarily somebody who's got 20 properties so what's interesting is that the buy to let market is now huge. In 20 years so in 2001 there were only 2300000 rented property now it's doubled to 5400000 grass exactly massive increase in rented accommodation the average age of a landlord is over 55 and you're right most have one properties or 2 or 3 or 4 small numbers of properties that's what's been the big growth and yet it's the younger generation that are not being able to buy their own home and homeownership amongst the twenty's and thirty's has fallen to levels not seen for 5060 years. This is and we talked about on the show yesterday lots of new homes are being built but not necessarily all enough and not necessarily affordable ones so again the idea is this should take some of the 4th off the market I think something like one in 5 of all new mortgages has been for buy to let landlords I mean it really has been huge and so for for many young people struggling to get on the housing market they they will probably look at this and say well that's great because I'm not going to be outbid by a buy to let landlord and yeah however to be honest in certain cities the problem is got so acute house prices have gone up so far that even if the 4th did come off the market buying a home is still utterly an affordable for 2 reasons one the deposit needs to be quite big and saving up a deposit when you're spending thousands if not tens of thousands on rent is difficult and the other one is that incomes are just not large enough because of course you've got a maximum loan to income ratio of about 345 depending on where what bank or building society you go to if your mortgage and that's not going to change is it not so that everybody's not suddenly going to get a massive pay rise no and the other problem is it would be highly damaging for this economy if house prices were to fall 2030 percent I mean that's what we need to happen we need house prices to go down a long way in order that you know they become affordable again but that cannot happen because it will destroy straight wipe out the British banking system so we can you know we're almost We've left the problem so long that it's now become a problem almost unsolvable. Good sort she says always thank you very much that's financial analyst Louise Cooper coming up in a few minutes time Daniel Curtin ski the conservative m.p. For shows be an action at the Conservative Party conference and the hedge rows around structure bursting with fruit and berries this or somewhere out picking them before the birds get. Through is very. Willing to try. Stressed and held to be a. Way to ensure. It's 8 o'clock a mantra you can the Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt Well today set out plans to train foundations more doctors for the n.h.s. So that foreign medics won't be needed within a decade Here's. The n.h.s. Is under strain because of rising patient demand and problems recruiting staff in his conference speech Jeremy Hunt will acknowledge that in the past the task of training enough doctors hasn't been done properly currently 6000 is new students started in Greece medical schools each year from 2018 that will be increased by $1500.00 a year about a quarter of medical staff are from overseas the government's aim is to make the n.h.s. Self-sufficient and doctors by 2025 and he'll announce a new requirement for all doctors trained on the n.h.s. To work for the health service for a minimum of 4 years after graduation the doctors union the British Medical Association said the announcement fell far short of what was needed the British armed forces are to get more protection from legal claims with the government saying it will opt out of parts of the European Convention on Human Rights during future conflicts the defense secretary So Michael Fallon will tell the Tory party conference that he will end vexatious claims and save millions in legal fees but the former Lib Dems leader and ex Royal Marine Paddy Ashdown thinks British troops should be held to the highest standards of law abridging of company boss is due to face trial today over the death of 2 members of a sea shanty group 57 year old David Naylor denies manslaughter by gross negligence more from an acceptable it's in connection with the death of traffic grills the singer from the Cornish Shanti group fisherman's friends and his top promoter Paul McMullan the 2 were struck by a large metal stage door just before a performance in Surrey 3 years ago David Naylor the director of Express. High for dogs the firm which made it is expected at Guilford crown court today the museum trust is stepping up its appeal to try to keep a large piece of china known as the Northumberland vase it's been a long term loan at the Cole port John a museum but its owner has put it up for auction next month fundraising manager Nicole Herman's is hoping to raise $50000.00 pounds to ensure its purchase the experts that we've talked to in London say that demand for this type of porcelain has gone down a bit in recent years but it is out of pens if someone from Russia or the States or somewhere comes in and really wants this piece because it is very much a showpiece we have no idea how high the price could go on an organic dairy farm near Telford is playing its part in a big push to sell more cheese to the Americans and James Chatham from Brockton Grange innocent Maddock are part of a 50 farmer dairy cooperative that's joined forces with an American company to export organic Cheddar Bob has been finding out more Jim we divert from Wisconsin is seeing up close the Carrolls that produce the milk to make a particular brand of English Cheddar cheese which the us has developed a taste for the chatter is different to reproduce the United States or people purchase a because they love the taste finding that American vocative has given Chatham for Brocton Grange their shift the confidence to invest in a new policy it is comforting to know that we're developing markets around the world outside of Europe already many dairy farms are still getting only around 20 pence a liter for their milk way below the cost of production but here they're getting around $36.00 pence a liter clearly exporting to the u.s. Is paying off the prospect of peace in Syria has taken another blow the u.s. Is calling off talks with Russia or accusing it of failing to live up to a cease fire deal the us government also blamed the Russian and so. In counterparts for intensifying attacks against civilians French police are still looking for a group of armed robbers who held Kim Kardashian west at gunpoint offices say the 35 year old was targeted because of pictures she'd put on social media jewellery worth almost 9000000 pounds was stolen. A type of tree which was thought to have been extinct in Britain has been discovered in the garden of Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh the 2 went to a film as were identified during a survey but it's not clear where the code came from from Edinburgh John McCauley the Wentworth film grooves with the weeping appearance and his lawyer glossy leaves it was thought to have been wiped out in the devastating Dutch elm disease epidemic that has destroyed up to $75000000.00 British trees since the late 1960 s. However to Wentworth's which are 100 feet tall have been identified in the grains of the queen's official residence in Scotland their origin is a bit of a mystery but one theory is that they arrived at Holyrood from Edinburgh as Royal Botanic Garden around 100 years ago triacs parents are no looking at ways of going more elms of this type unsupported 5 games without a victory for sure is be time at the moment find out if they can get back to winning ways tonight in the Cheka trade trophy for much commentary on Scunthorpe versus Shrewsbury with all the build up from 7 o'clock. Helping you get where you need to be travel means from b.b.c. 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And Shine 17 degrees dry and very night down to 11 and tomorrow the potential for more missed some fog thing that's going to clear sunny Sparrow's plenty of dry weather not quite as warm their high of just 14 degrees having a desperate time of it in Haiti around that neck of the woods with the latest hurricane to strike that part of the world more details on that in a minute or 26 minutes past 8 breakfast on b.b.c. Radio shops are the Conservative Party conference continues in Birmingham today with the party hoping to turn the focus to domestic issues ongoing discussions about breaks it of so far been pretty dominant for the prime minister to resume a vowing to trigger Article 50 by the end of March 27th team well let's talk to show has been a. Huge losses on the breaker show this morning good morning good morning do you get the opportunity to lobby. Ministers of State about various things or is it not the time of the place. Or no definitely would never do is not what you said last week but this song. Or the conference opportunity to you that most of us would you like to catch Jeremy Hunt and talk to of our health or have you done so. Well I will be doing I haven't as yet but of course. When we get back from conference on October the 12th I've secured a Prime Minister's Question So why are we actually raising the issue of services that the growth has been hostile to the prime minister in Tucson. Do you agree with the campaigners interruption and the c.c.t.v. For that matter who say that health is not properly funded instruction in a period. Very much agree with the fans. In the way that the hospitals and the hospital trust are funded in comparison with rural hospitals in rural counties and there is a difference in the amount that we get in comparison. That is completely we have managed to change the funding mechanism for schools and the policy which again. Was called the front of in comparison with in the areas we are turning to making sure that the funding for rural hospitals is more akin to that of metropolitan areas going forward putting to one side that you are the m.p. For sure has been that Jim and one would expect you to fight for any services to be kept intro's But do you think there is a case for having to pull any units interruption. Of course that is the optimum solution I think what's very very important. Despite this being a very heated issue it's very important we listen to what the c.c. Jesus saying we haven't power. To make the decisions. Officials in Westminster making these decisions that has been devolved down to a local level and I know that Dave Evans. And his team have worked very very hard to try to find the optimum the best solution for the whole approach or. Very disappointed slightly and some of the rather hostile to take people take. Because they're doing a very good job under difficult circumstances not I think that we have to wait and see what they come up with. Gauges of and work with to make sure that all the people are taking into consideration. The c.g. Running a deficit of 18000000 pounds because they say there's not enough money from n.h.s. England. You know the n.h.s. As I said the other day the problem is the 2nd largest organization and the. Only be hauling the national state roadway company and then. In terms of manpower and resources I mean this is a huge organization and we at the last election committed to putting additional $8000000000.00 pounds a year into the n.h.s. So you know there are always more and more pressures on the n.h.s. And quite rightly more and more people are using a living longer and the pressures on the image is a growing over time so it needs. To be. Improved and things need to be modernized and changed but. It does receive a great deal of the likes of the whole government fund the government expenditure for the year it receives a large percentage of all government so you think choppiness E.C.G.'s got enough money then he does put the house in order no no not at all but of course we lobbying for more additional resources for all of course he should use all 5. True worked very well collectively to lobby for additional resources but when where there are areas I think Dave Evans and others have indicated to me where there are areas where there can be efficiencies made in the course those need to be done this is. An institution pickle The last fall and move and more adapt and improve its services all the time and how it's spent the money what are your thoughts on that to resume A's triggering of of Article 50 in the timeline. What I'm absolutely delighted and interestingly people were starting to comment about a lack of information about the Bracks process but of course to resume a true to form has played cards close to your chest a very sensibly she's given this whole very important process which is going to influence our country for generations to come a great deal and she's been very meticulous in preparing for those negotiations but obviously I'm delighted that she's now announced that the article will be triggered before March of next year with a view to be. Pulling out of the European Union by the summer by the late spring early summer 2019 I mean some of my visit we've got to get on with it surely Yes absolutely and our European partners have made it absolutely but they want us to get on with it the British people that spoken I can paint the back side because you know. What I think that. The people of straw strings break go to it. As the people of structure the people of the United Kingdom so you know there's a very clear mandate here that the bridge people expect us to pull out of the European Union. Very pleased that she's now set the clock. Logical timetable as to when and how we're going to stop that person when you disappointed that she wasn't more vocal in the campaign for Briggs it. Will mean some cards close to a test with that one too didn't he she did she play a she she she did it in the very similar way to the way that she is now this person she she she she is going to sort of. She's a very sensible measured. Not very open politician no no that's not very consistent No she's just not. Particularly. Trickle she just gets on with it and you know the one thing I've learned about her is that she views dependable she does what she says it says what was the expose because what it says on the. Line and on a separate issue before we let you go you are passionate about backing a memorial for Polish pilots who served in the Battle of Britain yes because of course. Lord Tebbit. Who is the reception at the aria the other day for many young. English and Irish people to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the battle of course and we watched the film a time of of the Battle of Britain and the Polish contingent was the single largest foreign contingent of 26 different nationalities involved in the Battle of Britain but the Poles contribute to the single largest contingent 242 pilots and I'm very proud of the contribution they make to the Battle of Britain which was a turning point. In the 2nd world. And we do have a moral emotional which is outside of London but the reason my campaign Clooney One is because although we're calling We're out of the European Union we are not pulling out of Europe and I think it's very important to acknowledge. And show respect to the large number of e.u. Nationals who still live in our country and who will remain in our country post Rex and we ensuring respect and interest in other European countries Poland being important on the 6 largest economy in Europe that despite the fact that we're calling out of the European Union the political mechanism we still want to have very good bilateral relations which each and every one of those countries how long the poles are important ally of ours we want to acknowledge the contribution they made to help us during the 2nd World War Good to talk to you again this morning thank you that's the conservative m.p. For Jim Daniel kept Inskeep. B.b.c. Radio 4 of us is 60 minutes past 8 and he is chilly with the sunny details yet good morning so you and Sunny details they are as well while there will be a little bit of cloud around through the daytime today it's looking like a very nice day all in all with some pleasant sunny spells and temperatures that will eventually gets about 17 degrees Celsius couple of Misty and foggy patches possible 1st thing this morning but that aside things are looking good and then we go through tonight the early hours of Wednesday morning where the temperatures will fall way down to probably somewhere around 10 or 11 again mist and fog a possibility to morrow better winds picking up as well through the daytime on Wednesday which will make you feel quite cold but again plenty of police car and sunshine around 30 dates on a Wednesday but that easterly breeze will cut the temperatures so we're looking at highs tomorrow of probably something like 14 degrees Celsius plus a dry weather around though as as I say and as we go through the dates on on Wednesday while there will be more. Cloud around town today it will still be a generally bright day Thursday Friday and into the weekend staying quite cold looking at highest through those days are probably only around 13 or 14 degrees Celsius but on the plus side it will stay dry through all of those days and occasionally brought with some sunshine. On their lines this morning an extra $1500.00 doctors are going to be trained every year for the n.h.s. Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt thinks it'll reduce the reliance on staff who've been trained overseas the Cole Porter China museum is stepping up its appeal to buy a large piece of porcelain known as the Northumberland vase is had the vase on long term loan but the owner is selling it at auction next month and French police are still looking for the armed robbers who held Kim Carr dash in at gun point officers say she was targeted because of the pictures she put on social media is from a shop around the area can click on b.b.c. Radio 4 of. That I would put my 3000000 pound diamond on social media where you were saying the other day I mean nobody in their right mind wants harm to come to anybody you know that's the. Front she's had a terrible experience and it's not it's it's not accept it was terribly it's wrong it's a crime but you why would you carry $8000000.00 pounds worth of jewelry around round the world with you because what she did she wears the diamonds you know when she goes out there she was there for Paris Fashion Week I mean you got to tell you diamonds aren't you sure I'm all in favor of where your expensive jewelry don't put it in a box or 2000000 and it wasn't quid you know it's 2000000 of it was the engagement ring there has been gutter. 1000000 on your finger on your finger. On one or you. Know About 14 taxes superglue not so sure about the cell it's a. Lovely ring is there still missing Oh ho. Yeah the massive one in the middle ground around there when you know the absolute without now which is well really because I've got to the earlier summer rain means that had rows around staying with fruit and berries this autumn good news for forage is also good news for the county's wildlife because they can eat with abandon even Perry is out picking a few Black Berries this morning hopefully leaving enough for the birds Good morning I think if you could have a word with the birds and for us because judging by the scant supply of berries in the thick heads in front of me with 2 like they've already have them. They'd be unhappy the hedge rows are absolutely magnificent we're just behind home and Helen is Shrewsbury and these are trees are actually massive maybe 12 foot tall thick green foliage but what exactly is a head drove made out of I've got absolutely no idea if I need tools John he's a shop she was life trust seems to be made of all sorts of different things it is not really typical of a roadside hedge because they tend to be quite ancient If you walk across a field your often see had rows just made of Hawthorn and they've been planted very specifically but the ones that you get along the sides of roads have probably never been planted but they've just they've just sort of grown over time what you see there is lots of different Woody types of plant coming in there so I could see I could see slow I can see Guy can see a bit of Elm some willow there's ash there's you know you start to look and you see that lots and lots of different species and that gives it a clue that it's really quite old so you got your road screaming 3 say I don't know 1000 years ago and they just randomly grew by the side of it nobody can stop us and so yeah. A least a 1000 you may be with with some road you'll be looking at sort of pretty Roman Even so some of these things have been in here an awfully long time. What's doing well the show because there's certainly some of the most of that which is good for heads raised if we just walk down here past just not just me to fight a bit with all the spot you sounded like the fact that. They are his is the Black Berrys they demolish Yeah I think generally speaking it's been a very good for him and I can see I can see him rose hips grow growing up above there and there's little plums and there's all sorts of things so it's panning out to be a very good fruit daughter. Not only do we like got the wildlife like south as well so we try one of those Black Berries or reach into the heads and pick that rather juicy succulent looking one that they are all right oh yeah there I go you know we that was enough of a go. I could see a maggots in it is why I'm not bothered I'm very sweet yeah yeah it's late I've had they've had the late the late summer sun I'm not really sweetens them up and writing as I'm up and as I say if you if you're if you're a little creature that's very very good what's a little creatures are going to think this is very very well round here are you going to have all sorts of small mammals like mice certainly the birds will be in the black birds will be making my mates my Smyth's will be eating them can start small birds and really you know all sorts of things will be eating them they're really really important food source at this time of year and I'm assuming that a good supply now is going to bode pretty well for a lot of species during the winter exactly this is the time of plenty so you've got to you've got to build up your bodyweight to see you through the the lean times of a cult potentially cold winter our Blackberries mad because she because this will say that that will be my get that was in there almost certain things that. I had rose on the Wildlife Trust radar Yeah very very much had Rosa so important because what they do is they connect the. Countryside together so you have areas important for wildlife and if they're isolated the wildlife that's in there say things like mice they call it move around and you end up with the claw you look and they get genetically isolated so things that connect important wildlife areas together tremendously important and head rows do that better than anything else and there are thousands and thousands there also miles and miles of hydro I mean way off so lucky in this in this country you don't see any of the country with the headroom is that where you've got it is something really special about the British countryside and we should celebrate that. Well about varies it will be available in your live in your local had until the frost killed John was salivate on the gills with the end of the season and so have a look in the headdress hopefully are better than we've had we've only found actually you know the more I look the more that there is yes I will let love equipment on those but if you do want to go Black Berry and get in quick before the birds of the law and parry with John Hughes new home until you have the whole here weekday mornings from 9 why do I do this job why do I sit in this little dark room playing singing biscuits and talking to people I can't see on b.b.c. Radio shop share and I figured it out it's because when we doing this public service bloke who broke us think we can make a difference. I think. We've made a positive difference this morning to someone's life and that's what gives me job satisfaction exploiting the potential of radio to make a positive difference in the world you will hear weekday mornings from 9 on b.b.c. Radio. Very story this morning and I think it's wonderful and uplifting although the outcome is sad now bear with me on this this is a 90 year old woman from America she was diagnosed with terminal cancer so initial and immediate instinct was refused to. And and instead find a positive way to spend her final day so she went on a road trip with her son and his wife became an Internet hit along the way and her Facebook page then attracted like 440000 followers she had an amazing year went up in a balloon did all sorts of things and then loads of. Places were inviting her to go when they found out about it and why she's passed away but my question is What would you rather do do that travel for a year or have chemotherapy go out with good marks I think that was similarly right why not just every year on the road with her son and his wife and then she has she what she did 13000 miles a visit 34 states isn't it wonderful great story is one you do they are but your to museums launched a campaign to buy one of the most significant pieces of china created that cold port the Northumberland vase was specially crafted at the factory in Colebrook day or to be displayed at the exhibition of $862.00 in London it's been on loan to the museum by a private owner but the owner has now decided to sell it and it's been sent to the auction house ready for auction on the 3rd of November Nicole Hermann says the fundraising manager for the Ambridge gorge museum the Northumberland is perhaps one of the largest pieces of court ever produced and it's quite a large fire has a total hate of $760.00 millimeters which is quite high and the total Where think that in the handles is $405.00 millimeters and it's made of beautiful cobalt glaze or it's called a so last ground and it's apparently a really hard color to achieve and the quality of that color I want to wards previously and the vast South won a bronze medal at the 860 am exhibition which is what it was made for it was made specifically as an exhibition piece to highlight the amazing painting the quality of the works the size. And one bronze medal for that after the exhibition it was sold to the Duke of Northumberland and that's how it got its name and it was has that castle for quite a while and then I don't know the exact chain of how it passed but it ended up in the hands of a private collector who had it on loan with us here for many many years so you know we're very anxious to get it back. Trust never never that in seeking by it can only. Needs to be waste and show that happens. When we go to auction it's hard to ensure anything it always depends on who's going to be there on the day the vase is estimated between $15.20 pounds and we are hoping to raise about 50000 in addition to the hammer price there's a 25 percent buyer's fee that we have to pay as well so we're working really hard to do that we're doing well so far and we've got about 15000 pounds that's been donated by individual community members and some local trusts and foundations and will be submitting applications to the v.a. And I purchased funding the Art Fund c.n.n. And they're optimistic that they'll be supportive of a project like this it is a lot of money for a vase but as you say it is the largest piece of coal that was made that was made. Yet and that's one of the really one different things about the I'm rich bridge museums so many of the pieces that we have here at the called Port China museum at the Jack museum at the called Museum of iron are pieces that were made for the displayed on the site where they were made and that's something really unique and so we were hoping to bring it back home and many people that want to buy it and we just don't know and that's the tricky part about an auction it all just depends on who comes during the day the experts that we've talked to in London say that demand for this type of porcelain has gone down a bit in. Recent years but it's just out of pens someone from Russia or the States or somewhere comes in and really wants this piece because it is very much a showpiece and you know we have no idea how high the price could go and I didn't even think about insurance and things like that but I mean to have it must make you personally very proud definitely I mean to be able to bring back a piece of history like that and to have it here and own by the museum this time and where it's not at risk of being taken away again would just be tremendous Northumberland virals if you want to know more about the piece and how you can support the campaign log on to the average good website on bridge dot org You can slash support hyphen. Give me a few minutes time be very careful if you're considering cosmetic surgery you should be choosing your surgeon with extreme care more on that in a few minutes times. 830 b.b.c. Radio shows for breakfast he is angry with the headlines clever Thank you good morning an extra 1500 doctors are going to retrain every year for the n.h.s. To reduce the reliance on staff have been trained overseas the Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt thinks it will make the health service in England become self-sufficient within a decade original company boss is due to face a manslaughter trial today after a singer and a tour manager with the sea shanty group fisherman's friends were struck by a big metal stage door before a performance in Guilford 3 years ago David Naylor from stabber Droege denies gross negligence the Cole Porter Johnny museum is stepping up its appeal to buy a large piece of porcelain known as the Northumberland vase it's had the bars on long term loan but the owner is selling it at auction next month a shop or a dairy farm is reaping the rewards of an export deal to sell organic to the cheese to the United States Alan Chatham from Brockton range this up Matic is part of a 50 strong export co-operative and French police are still looking for the armed robbers who held Kim Kardashian west at gun point officers say she was targeted because of pictures she'd put on social media jewellery worth almost 9000000 pounds was stolen. B.b.c. Radio. Shows which I will be helping to put their success in League One to one side tonight when they take on Scunthorpe in the checker trade trophy Mark holstered will make his 1st choice b. Town appearance of the season in tonight's tired Scunthorpe Town boss Micky Mellon says he has every confidence in holstered who's been a very patient number 2 goalkeeper but I think it deserves a winner anyway in this particular goalkeepers active as it's difficult for me to get in the team so your mark will he's at the ways a while and yes are you. As of. Danny was really hard to go except he would step out of it so 5 games without a victory for the town at the moment find out if they can get back to winning ways tonight full match commentary tonight with all the build up from 7 o'clock talking of goalkeepers as we work Allan Burton is back at Trent Bridge after his loan spell at one Eaton the new saints are at home tonight to Balor in the Welsh League Cup in the north west Counties League 2nd place which church will port host with us f.c. Also straight away to the leaders city of Liverpool and locally their home games for shift Milltown and home and features president is proposing an even bigger World Cup he wants it to involve $48.00 teams 16 of them would go home after just one knockout match then the rest of the tournament would be played as it is now tennis Andy Murray is in action today in the 1st round of the China Open in Beijing he plays Andrea 70 no bad joke of it isn't playing this week he's giving his injured elbow a rest on reassure sharp over we'll find out later the result of her appeal against a 2 year doping ban the 5 time Grand Slam champion admitted in March that she tested positive for male Don't e m n January's Australian Open Well from Russell fuller although the original tribunals decided sharp over did not take the drug intentionally as she was not aware it had been added to the banned list at the start of the year it ruled the Russian was at very significant fault for not exercising any degree of diligence Sharpe over described a 2 year ban as unfairly harsh her lawyer has pointed out the tribunals members were chosen by the sport's governing body and suggested they wanted to make an example of both Marion chelates Invicta Troitsky have had bans cut by the Court of Arbitration for Sport in the past 3 years but the chances of a dramatic reduction appear slim and in speedway wolves have given themselves an 18 point advantage going into tomorrow's 2nd leg of the Elite League grand final last night they beat Bellevue aces 5436 to boost their chances of lifting the trophy for the 1st time since 2009 that's p.b.c. Radio shops nuisance. Bought more than a cloak. Helping you get where you need to be travel needs from b.b.c. News for a few and once again put in arms got the latest morning good morning well around had nearly a fortnight shews be right at Station right a little bit slow through the road works itself it is picking up as well we've got queues on the Queensway at just around the shore Birch roundabout and also on the a force explore the m 54 junction for the a 5 as well just a rant Castle farm way looking busy into very money and Shrewsbury the a 458 The Mantis closed off for the next week would suit you to a drugs between Shelton fields and Richmond drive but you can update us now 330-123-3550 pin and b.b.c. Radio Shropshire travel. Earlier on there were some early morning mist and maybe some fog in places but that should lift now and it should be a dry and find a bit more cloud at times through the day but there will be some sunshine and 17 degrees today not bad dry and down to about 11 overnight to potential for more mist and fog 1st thing tomorrow morning but again some sunny spells and dried tomorrow but a little cooler 14 degrees $51000.00 cosmetic surgery procedures were performed in the private sector in England last year and if you're tempted you're being warned to think carefully before you go ahead the route College of Surgeons is today launching an online campaign to counter what they say are aggressive marketing tactics used by some unscrupulous cosmetic surgery companies she was embraced north of me giving us their views on Botox and face lifts it's all a case of being happy with yourself happy with me as long as you've got all those there's no need to change anything and you're saying that you and your friends think alike so none of them have actually gone down that route at the moment take because I would never contemplate. I've got 2 don't choose 2 plates and I'm going to chipped off an ex partner mine is desperate for me to go to Dawn but I won't get it done because that's part of me and the way it happened I got hit my for the chisel I think it shows a peach to have it really because you've got to accept what God give you if you download. Me daughter wants a British Sharon and asking after older she's completely mad to have the storm because you never know what's going to happen in the future how far along the road to the breast reduction she's ready for e she's just got all the research and yet on the place yeah she's only been on the National Health 3 since I lost both my parents to cancer me on shepherdess cancer you never know what's going to happen you never know what I'm going to find when they're you know so I have told her a ship it but she wants to turn 4 so she's. 44. So she's a big girl it's given a back problem isn't she's actually got a curvature of the spall in church or the every ness of a breast just reach a point where she can't take it anymore and she said to lose 4 stone you might. On the last term parent. I wouldn't do it I think it's totally unnatural. There's no absolutely no i don't feel there's anything that I'd want to change myself I would try to make the most of myself by using make up or healthy eating and lifestyle change exercise Yeah I understand that people maybe would consider that if they maybe had a disfigurement if maybe they were involved in an accident all something that they would consider that and I wouldn't astound why they would do that yes so it has its uses Yes I think so I know people who have had it done and you know nothing went wrong no no happy. Well spent on the smallest thing Botox still worry about lips No I. I've seen people with late sickness looks rigged ludicrous to the people that you know because I know they had ice surgery there still is miserable as they were before they got it don't. I think people try to grasp hold of things that will make them feel any better and the only thing that will make them feel any better is just by living their life as well as they count it's what's going on inside your head to heart and the shape of your body Yeah by exercise I've lost weight. I lost say I have lost 7 stone in the past I do it for health reasons not because somebody is going to go she looks better. With advice the Royal College of Surgeons says the cosmetic surgery industry is booming but due to aggressive marketing it can be difficult for patients to find trustworthy information on what an operation would entail and if you go to the Royal College of Surgeons website there is lots more information there under patient resources and I was telling Richard earlier it was a story I read on the b.b.c. News website and although this could be perceived as being quite funny obviously very serious story a woman at Riley's lifted you know she had the excess skin taken out so your eyes aren't so heavy and saggy but the surgeon took too many too much skin out and you can close your eyes or C'mon seriously this is what can happen so I thought our mind up in the don't give up her eyes must have dried up into little else. We need to close I salute you do you. Know what you did on the president I don't know what that night drops Yeah yeah can you sleep with your eyes open. I do. Know where you live for me. Richard you mentioned is Richard Tisdale our breakfast producer who was absent yesterday he had sent in a note because over the weekend he'd done the long meant hike which is 50 miles in 24 hours and it's not on flat ground because it's over 8 of structures most challenging peaks I think you started you know with our dock Yes that's right a 1 o'clock 1 o'clock and carried on Saturday on Saturday afternoon afternoon the horn went real went charging off now me how many Well 650 people I think was signed up to it because of the conditions I think only just over 500 people turned up there's a huge thing that people do every year it's been going on since the sixty's yeah it's huge it's really big I just thought you were just going to finish it but then suddenly the whole go it was an everybody charges and you feel your task is carried on Superbad been to the top a carrot carrot of years and years ago it's gorgeous and sort of there but you know it's a massive climb I did start to panic as I was climbing up because my back started hurting and I thought oh no this is the 1st hill on my back is killing and if you do reach 300 you know. I'm going to get you to drop out of the 1st place I eventually did make it up their families self quite near the back of the crowd tagged in a clip nothing and they electronically tank you so they could scan it and off you go again and off you go you go found you. Yes you can find you if you go off at each no not quite but at the checkpoints they had electric tag which would be missing all back. So people home could see on the Internet where you checked in and . Knew where you were between a yes he was showing a one way or saying anything or where ever how do you navigate it was it was really difficult so I had been doing a little bit of practice with the map did you go off one in prior weeks yes and I got the week before I went to Sunday and I took a wrong turning and I was it was by a stream and I was lost for about a whole a whole hour in this field just walking around a field completely flummoxed haven't got a clue what to do be on this though because there's so many you follow each other the from the start but then also just are you working through the night yeah the 650 are no you really are spread out there and I'm 40 percent dropped out through the thing 40 percent 40 percent massive then it means out and it thins out and feigns out so by the end and in the dark quite often for a long long periods you are on your own how they're trying to find your way in the dark Well here's the thing luckily we got paired up with a guy who it was that shelf that was the halfway point and his name was Richard and his 2 of his friends said we can't go on anymore so he needed to be paired up some so he came with us and luckily he was our guide and he guided us throughout the whole thing to right towards the end then we did the very final peak and we all got there we waited for Richard brilliant and then we were walking back down to Church Stretton and then as we were walking down the field you could see the villagers looking around look but for Richard and he God do you think he existed I d n a and as you know what I said. He may have been along even angel that appears just to help struggling with you know they had thought. Yes we had torches 2 more things 2 more things got a good move on how do you feel when you finished. Exhausted so elated it was an amazing feeling man. I coped really really well then I got to the checked got to the final got got to the school basically I just crashed I was quite delirious my head was spinning and I was a bit I was trying to get some breakfast Allston lack of sleep the whole thing the whole thing Lucy gave me or she drove me back in the car and I went and had a shower and she goes well go and go to get a better say I need a shower 1st I can't possibly go to bed like this got in the shower within 3 seconds I kept in the shower actually passed out because I'd fallen asleep in the shower and crash at the bath tub how would it take you it took me 22 hours and 14 minutes and you were raising money for the Birmingham Children's Hospital of Birmingham Children's Hospital Yes I was your age we. More than 1700 pounds 1751 pounds amazing it went up 250 pounds as we were doing the ones I couldn't have a look and see what was happening but it was it was it was tough again going next door what is it was it worth it you only do it once. He does I'll speak very very obvious agent. Maybe my friends aren't so sure. What you want and I'll give it to me before I go back and that. Well the Rich thank you very much. And 3 friends yes and Scott right only has got to yes well done guys well done 50 miles 24 hours long in hike and raising over $750.00 pounds for the Birmingham Children's Hospital right Jim Hawkins after 9 in morning after written 9 o'clock how we're going to recruit and train 25 percent more doctors going to be talking to the British Medical Association about that does it matter where your doctor comes from as long as you've got one to make you think 017-432-4832 extension 1 we have to cool seats for the price of one this week yesterday Bob Davis former clerk of the course at Ludlow racecourse Grand National when you're winning Joe Nieuwendyk at. Catherine mount from Shropshire actress a writer and her touring production the Isle of woman which she's written and stars in is coming to shop or soon we can you can hear from her on the on the show this morning and I have a question to ask you which may I think it is one of those things are going to stick in your head and you're going to think about it would I when if someone said something to you. That you know been able to forget it now it could be something good could be something less good could be just something old when someone said something to you that your are not able to forget it call me 174-324-8321 so you have to not think you may think thank you Jim Hawkins between 9 and 12 it's not just gone 40 minutes to 9 you might think it's getting a little bit chilly summers and then you might be a bit sad well just be thankful that you're not in the Caribbean one of the most powerful hurricanes in recent years is heading across the Caribbean Jamaica Haiti and Cuba are expected to see the worst of Hurricane Matthew over the next 12 hours and Emily Junia has the latest morning hello morning When's it going to hit then Emily Well it's already made land on parts of Jamaica where we've had reports of floodwater blocking roads in the capital Kingston now we know that in the coming hours it is expected to carry on and reach the southwestern tip of Haiti and that is causing far more concerned they're very worried about floods and landslides not least because thousands of people there are still living in tents after the earthquake back in 2010 and some of the figures are quite striking you know 40 inches of rain the winds do we know how powerful it's going to get 140 miles an hour according to the u.s. National Hurricane Center so that is a terrifying wind and what we've got is a situation where this storm is it's moving in a sort of not completely predictable way whether experts have an idea what its path will be but actually it doesn't behave completely predictably and things change so I think it maybe has caused less damage in Jamaica than they were expecting but there is concern now it may cause more damage in Haiti perhaps also in its neighbor the Dominican Republic and then it may head towards eastern Cuba where there are 6 provinces and people have been moved from low lying areas it's then expected to track through the Bahamas. And potentially hit the u.s. Coast is sort of eastern Florida area over there not convinced it will actually make landfall in the United States but of course as I said those speeds are absolutely terrifying and the damage they could cause especially in areas with poor quality housing which you will see on Haiti on hence you know that the destruction is kind of unimaginable when member we had 70 mile per hour here a few years ago most What did you say it was again 140 so double double what we had that is just phenomenal I mean is there anything they can do preparations for this or are they just got to sit it out well people have been told to stock up on food and water and the mayor of the largest slum in Haiti in the capital Port-Au Prince has asked the government to evacuate the area that means moving around 150000 people whose homes they are thought to be threatened now Haitian officials have said they've got 1300 emergency shelters which is enough space to accommodate 340000 people so everyone from the slums and more we know both airports in Haiti a close are they ready for that and people are being told to get ready to move quickly they're told if houses collapse they must go and take refuge in schools and churches which I think must be more substantial solid buildings Emily thank you very much that Emily Junia on the hurricane Hurricane Matthew which is currently heading over the Caribbean portion of the one point where they're in for Colleen you know weekdays from 12 the 1st time texter I believe Bob a low Bob is applied typically it's hard I work on my police trying to get a condition he's not working so I probably should. Have this this is potentially the whole bucket shop you know prop could have his own team they say where Bob periodically takes the shirt off to do the head string and then maybe get down by a dumpster distress. Need some help genuine tiles a. Fun way to spend your lunch time now there is one potential problem Bob has the physique of Shelley Crabtree on b.b.c. Radio show up here prepress with Eric and Claire at 10 minutes to 9 if you're interested in family history there's one thing for certain mention the other day to a guest the more that you uncover the more you want to uncover the more you want to delve and just dig a little bit deeper and you probably heard of the television show you may have seen who do you think you are well the history group in also astri's putting together research for a special edition of who do you think you are of their own Pam willing is the brains behind it Pam good morning so this is a local version if you like of who you think you are yes that's right we traded for local people. We're going to do a big. If you found anything juicy interesting well I did promise that I wouldn't. But. Very interesting. Are there any skeletons in closets. To. You see look look Pam secretly we all hope to find a skeleton in our closet don't we certainly that that's what makes it interesting I think I mean I know a lot of people you know they get embarrassed if they find something which shouldn't really really be there but I think it makes it all the more interesting to be nothing worse and this happens occasionally people may not realize this but who do you think you are on the telly they have a whole list of people they start their own research and their inquiries and then they turn some down because quote then also interesting enough yes that's right I remember going to a talk given by Nick Barrett and he said you know that the number of people that they research and it's been the same for us I looked at probably about 10 people. Picked out the best for we we all have as a cultural labors in our family although the essential to our families and essential to the of the country's economy they don't leave a big historical footprint so what I was looking for was what I call a hook to hang a story on that might be an interesting occupation or it might be somebody who was caught up in significant events you know they were there at the time when something important. So Tickets are on sale whether people find out more tickets on sale and also see the library the cost is $5.00 pounds and that would include a glass of wine or a soft drink and we're putting posters around the place we also have a Web site if anybody wants to look at our Web site which is w w w dot also string genealogy dot org u.k. And we're also on Facebook and this is all just elaborate on the 8th of November that's right and we're doing it to raise farms to buy a new. For the microfilm I. Also think is more than just. It's all local. Section. Wonderful people who want to each one example we have the border counties appetizer which they write back to the start of the state for some people some of those are fantastic it was a good event for you a great event thank you very much indeed Frank you very much all the best here Bob I am willing the brains behind the local edition of Who Do You Think You Are in history my club before we finished up the birthdays for you what you smiling or nothing. That beats a fixed smile No I just read a story that's quite funny if we got time I'll tell it so you tell it now secular school pupil missed out on winning an i Pad every year for his perfect attendance record was left disappoint after teachers gave him a certificate and a pen this is a guy from Brighton champ missed no lessons for 5 years he sacrificed holidays never took a day off 100 percent record he was entered into a prize draw each year for students who were chief perfect attendance and he never won the coveted prize an Apple i Pad He says now he admits he admits regret missing out on skiing trip to the family after he got a fountain pen and is it difficult at all that's only going Ok less him and when he comes birthday today politician right one time Strictly Come Dancing competitor t.v. Presenter sometimes to hold his Ann Widdecombe today 6469 would you commit 69 today Anika Rice television presenter 5758 not bad at all do you know Chris Low musician with the Pet Shop Boys Yes you know who Vincenzo what I do yes it's his birthday today how old is he 54 he is 57 doing too bad today let me give you one more and then we'll go for it right we're going to hear your voice on this morning so Terence Conran design. Am going to give you all mourn if you get it. Then fine. 006767. 62 well you within 5 years she 70. Wouldn't. Have gone somewhere near the 65 bunkers and I think I was on safe ground level she got near enough 67 she's actually. Very good very good. You see on that I do want to rush and watch the builder in the films you know yeah. Probably a couple of times like that mostly.

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