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Good afternoon is 4 o'clock am Mark Elliott Shropshire council expects to own trees brace 3 shopping centers by early next year in a meeting behind closed doors the author already agreed to take over the pride held Darwin and Riverside centers it's rumored to be costing them around $60000000.00 pounds deputy leader Steve Charlie says their plans will transform the town this is a one of opportunity to change shoes be forever if you look at the back of the Riverside we're driving down in Israel's road it's not the prettiest thing in the world in this is one of opportunity true to improve what we've got that a man has been jailed for almost 10 years for glassing a woman in Shrewsbury 36 year old John Reeves of cop foreign road in Shrewsbury used the glass to cut the neck of a woman in her thirty's at an address on Ellesmere road in March she was taken to hospital but survived injuries the police described as life threatening he was sentenced for causing grievous bodily harm with intent at Stafford Crown Court today. Tourism a has arrived in Brussels for a summit with European leaders who are expected to give the green light for talks to begin on future relations between the e.u. And Britain speaking to journalists the prime minister said her plans for breakfast wouldn't be affected by last night's defeat in the Commons which gave M.P.'s of final say on any agreement with the e.u. I'm disappointed with that but actually the bill is making good progress through the House of Commons and we are on course to deliver on the Bracks it's in the Remember last week President says that sufficient progress had been made to move on to phase 2 of our negotiations and I'm looking forward to discussing the deep and special partnership and I want to build with the European Union for the future Rupert Murdoch has. All the majority of his business empire to Disney in one of the biggest media deals for years the assets being bought for 39000000000 pounds include the satellite broadcaster Sky in the u.k. And star in India the cable network National Geographic and the film studio 20th Century Fox Mr Murdoch is keeping his newspapers and Fox news and sports in the us media editor our Rajan explains Mr Murdoch's motives there is a revolution going on in media where basically the idea of channels that have a fixed moment we can watch tough is long gone and people are now consuming stuff by the Internet and there are these big new players I am is an Apple Facebook Google and basically feels he can't actually compete with them so it's a remarkable thing that even Fox which is a massive company worth tens of billions of pounds is a small player compared to those big giants Rupert Murdoch has spent decades building up a media empire and this is him stepping back for a group of 13 volunteers many from Shropshire have set off from the Paul today to spend Christmas taking football kit to schools and community groups the operation is based at r f sure where the appeal sending football shirts to Africa and beyond has been operating since 2006 this trip is being supported by the Gurkhas and 3 and a half 1000 items will be distributed over 2 weeks with the sporting detail in the headlines a half past fax market. Helping you get where you need to be trouble me it's from b.b.c. Radio from afternoon How's it looking slow ready Brian actually around Sri is pretty good. At the moment as you move past the hotel the traffic lights right of action on and that's left a legacy of slow traffic in the area a big thank you by the way to Stephen for his updates on that 1. 100 you might imagine for Smithfield road as a result of that Nucky backs on towards castle for gate as well as the meeting in person Michael St already fairly slow for us but a slow traffic between the Mile End and the Whittington roundabout if you make your way around the also Street area at the moment in the time center also just be a little bit slower than normal and certainly along lower Brook Street as well having run a fortnight them to look. Stratton it's partially blocked off by accident not too far away from the junction so if you had a book you'll find that particular moment heading for the area a quick word of caution for 90 it's closed off in both directions for flooding. That's causing problems for traffic trying to get in church. And the trains problems continue very Trains Wales with their service has been craving Natalie disrupted and replaced by buses due to obstructions in the line on the West Midlands railway are also seeing 10 minute delays between Shrewsbury and will the Hudson due to an earlier signalling problem of course the kind of data school 330-123-3550. B.b.c. Radio Shropshire travel. With Vicky and Brian Kennedy hello no so a little tiny bit of sunshine left not much brisk wind around 4 degrees this evening scattered showers and it's going to turn frosty in the night we're down to one sunny spells for tomorrow after a real crisp start to fight I don't I have heard about this but there's a new Star Wars film out. Here and a half hour long one does who's also a woman. Anyway you can hear some of those who've seen the new Star Wars film 4th of it. And we didn't say all right. a slide show or to going at high speed through the mountains difference yeah. Feelings towards building feel. Better if. I give you a Christmas dinner with a difference how about it is deep fried crisp and. This is a chip shop boss who's created a deep fried full Christmas dinner serves chicken leg with Brussels sprouts carrots picking blankets and stuffing all covered him. Saying is you go my goodness my ass . He's a hard case on this point if you think holdin up 1265 calories but yeah given that it's deep fry eat Yeah and all of that I don't hold Christmas dinner is not bad as it is you only need to eat one meal a day surely if you're having a deep fried Christmas dinner yes it was coming in all right and spout 70 calories carrots 120 it's got 2 of your 5 a day but yeah I mean how much is the carrot normally about 7 yeah our 120 calories return to your average height is the worst 265 calories. What do you know it's normally fatties 260 isn't it that you're following without being deep fried I would like to try that out but I can't it's all the way down and I'm fortunate. As anybody interested during a deep fried so deep deep fried options that we can try what would I do need to make a pizza Christmas dinner on a pizza by supermarket we turned up on the launch day and it wasn't ready so please ready now it's grocer it's clearly burnt Now it's clear we come back today sorry I ruined your face and this is good so yeah if you fancy trying a deep fried mince pie for us that bit ice if you're doing something else with a Christmas dinner that's a bit of a twist Yes something slightly different. We want to know about him it's rather nice try so yeah basically it's all about us feeding ourselves for a little bit about that whole segment was about us when we had the bed was not exactly trying to was. Such was. a Monday you will hear Col Jones reviewing this week's film releases he's brilliant because he tells you exactly what he thinks and if he doesn't lie here he's even better because the oh yeah he love it when he doesn't like a film he will rip it apart he will tell you and then save you wasting your money and your time going and sitting through it well moviegoers have been praising the new Star Wars film after getting their 1st fear of the last jet I hundreds of midnight screenings across the country as you can imagine there was lots of dressing up there were storm troopers a madam sat next to one how much leg room does the wind warm trooper take behind one and yes a jet over the edge of it you'd be like Are you joking or a city come on everyone can be fine. With him with his hood up yeah a Jet I nights with their cinemas open late into the night for the special showings at just over 2 and a half hours that's. 2 and a half hours it's the longest Star Wars film ever and this was the reaction from moviegoers in Manchester who spoke to the b.b.c. . Person press is a very different style was very. Probably enjoyed it exceeds expectations and I'm more excited for the next one like I said I just want to see where it's going to go what was brilliant definitely doesn't turns or never say won't say it was pretty good yet. Even more from audition the good humor the excluded in its little club you know the end of both of our so is about in the 1st arc of at least and I thought I did and I'm. Probably the best one actually all of the often tell. So it sounds like a thumbs up from Star Wars fans but if you're not a Star Wars fan you were going to go and see it at midnight and therefore we're going to spoken to you to see what you thought. They were just being balanced just remember always balance reviews there have been good the last year die goes on general release tomorrow in truth retail for bridging of all showing it from tomorrow and staying with Movie News leave the industry news anyway this is one of the biggest media deals for years and involves 2 of the best known entertainment companies in the world Rupert Murdoch has sold the majority of his company 21st century folks to what Disney furth $39000000000.00 pounds while time went so this is sort of it's like it wasn't any idea the deal includes folks a stake in Sky c.v. In the 20th Century Fox film studio more on this with the B.B.C.'s media editor and a more rich and what a big nose is not just in Planet Murdoch but also across the whole of the media the vast majority of Rupert Murdoch's business which is an incredibly complicated vast and global business is now being bought by Disney that includes cable networks like Efexor National Geographic includes broadcasters like sky in the u.k. And star in India and crucially includes the famous 20th Century Fox film studio and Hulu the streaming service and I think with their stake in hoodoo and I think that last one is a key point here there is a revolution going on in media where basically the idea of channels that have a fixed moment we can watch tough is long gone and people are now consuming stuff via the Internet and there are these big new players I'm as an Apple Facebook Google and Rupert Murdoch basically feels he can't actually compete with them so it's a remarkable thing that even Fox which is a massive company worth tens of billions of pounds is a small player compared to those big giants and I think what makes this a really truly astonishing moment is that Rupert Murdoch has spent decades building up a media empire and this is him stepping back if you just said a year ago that roof Murdo isn't going to be someone who buys things and expands but. Treats and so as I said you're completely mad but it's happened and it's happened because this revolution in media is catching even people. Sometimes. The point is celebrity. Is not one of those ones about whom we raise such a question weekday mornings from 9 is stay another day but you 17 a Christmas song. Something doesn't make you cringe when you think I'm going to disagree with you I think it makes people think of Christmas I know it doesn't mention Christmas but the winter wonderland doesn't mention Christmas but it's a Christmas song right and it's tricky for you outside. Thank you so much for thank you weekday mornings from b.b.c. Radio. I. Second half. Yes I got. Back. I have. Faith. 7 in. Because. The Crusaders and St. From b.b.c. Radio National. It's 430 with the news headline says Mark Elliott banks Ryan truck she counsels expects to ensure 3 shopping centers by early next year in a meeting behind closed doors the or 40 agreed to take over the pride Hill Darwin and Riverside centers it's rumored to be costing them around $60000000.00 pounds a man has been jailed for almost 10 years for causing grievous bodily harm with intent to glassing a woman in Shrewsbury 36 year old John Reeves of Coppertone road injuries break the glass to cut the neck of a woman in her thirty's at an address on Ellesmere road in March she was taken to hospital but survived injuries which had the police described as life threatening the high court has ordered the Ministry of Defense to pay damages to 4 Iraqi civilians for ill treatment and unlawful detention by British soldiers during the invasion of Iraq the 4 test cases could lead to a settlement relating to another 628 and Theresa May has arrived in Brussels for a summit with European leaders who are expected to give the green light for talks to begin on future relations between the e.u. And Britain speaking to journalists the prime minister said her plans for Bracks it wouldn't be affected by last night's defeat in the Commons which gave M.P.'s a final say on any agreement with the e.u. . The b.c. Radio options for. England's defensively Ashes was given new life on day one of the 3rd Test in Perth after an unbeaten century from Dublin Milan helps them 230544 he scored 110 not out and was supported by Jonny Bairstow who's unbeaten on $75.00 Milan says it was extra special to score his maiden ton in front of his parents it was so emotional you know I didn't really know what to do and when I got the 100 oses so emotional Is there a trying to be honest when it happens so you noted to do it in front of them you know the man of sacrifice is more than a mother have made you know along the way as well on the way to get. Here is been integrated It's nice to do it in front of them to sort of repay them with all the time they given me Paul Hurst is hoping he can get his players on the training pitch tomorrow it will be the 1st time in a week the bad weather seen them unable to use the training ground at Sun door and have to concentrate on gym and indoor work we've been over to tell from. Inside the door on. Purpose for today and tomorrow so is concerned about using different surfaces. Where that can make people's bodies react so fingers crossed the Football Association of Whilst chief executive Jonathan Ford will face no disciplinary action after saying their manager would definitely not being glitch the f a w says Ford has clarified his comments where he repeated details of a previous conversation and has apologized for them British last flight racing's most successful female jockey Hayley Turner has been given a 3 month ban by the British Horseracing Authority for breach of betting rules she admitted staking $164.00 bets at a profit of $160.00 pounds over 18 months whilst holding a jockey's license or racing correspondent Cornelius Lysaght reports Hayley Turner admitted using a betting account that she opened when announcing her retirement from the saddle in Nov 25th however she continued to hold the jockeys license so I wasn't permitted to bet at the hearing the British Horseracing Authority said it accepted the bets involved weren't a risk to the integrity of the sport and Turner's lawyer argued for a fine but the panel said she had responsibilities as a senior jockey and impose the minimum ban Turner herself described the suspension as a bitter pill to swallow for messing up the sport are back with the main news 5 thank you Mark. Helping you get where you need to be trouble news from b.b.c. Radio from get the latest now from around the afternoon after. The Queensway a full one sick. Move towards the castle filled rant about all approaches they're looking really slow at the moment of course it's closed at this time of day anyway but just looking a little bit slower than normal actually to be heading right there to expect a couple of delays delays 23 trees brace and as you make good on towards the trees be hotel the other side or the tine center side of the Welsh bridge there's nearly a traffic light failure there and that's left traffic in quite a mess I'm afraid really cuing along the Smithfield road if you moving on time was actually down towards Clermont bank looking really slow right that stretches well still expect a few extra minutes to your journey to leave the office of you heading right Marsh Brook I'm afraid a 49 still partially blocked off that's all due to an accident not too far away from lazy trying to actually make up towards little Stretton turn a $490.00 Welsh pull down towards chariot still closed off the flooding if you hadn't for the trains there are still problems on the heart of Wales lines moving between Craven Arms and Natalie you will find that surprised by a bus the moment all due to multiple obstructions in the line and we're still seeing delays right about 10 or 15 minutes on services between Sri spring will bump into the West Midlands railway that's all due to a signalling problem now of course he can update us called 833-012-3355 extension 0 the Broxton b.b.c. Radio Shropshire truck. So scattered showers is a phrase a little bit rainy and sleety it's going to be frosty and I see the dawn down to one degree so a bit of a cold start to tomorrow a brisk northerly wind 5 degrees at best who would like to hear our song of the way you can know I know what you just don't know what Ok We're play something else that I could own no no there are hands I load is good no this is is a gorgeous song you may well know it from la la land if you have seen that this is Sheridan Smith's take on city of stars. Sheridan Smith and City of stars which years are some other wakes are one more play of that tomorrow the b.b.c. Radio show you never seen so I've just been given the lowdown on la la la film yet the same it well thing when I was out of the time it was full of hype in a few people that it didn't live up to the hype right now you know I'm not watching it and say put me off watching it for a while but since then I've seen it come up on generic device that I can watch and I've not I've not got round to it yes. But this is going well for me to pay for that one I'm not sure Ok but it came up and I thought Shall I haven't done yet but i'll your recommendation Oh no no because when people recommend it you don't go and see it because it doesn't of up to the hype so it's really quite blonde sort of very ordinary it's just you know it's just you know average and Sheridan Smith good in it no she should be average Yeah I know she's got it you will never actually you would love the film I thought it was spectacular and it made my heart sing it looks from what I've seen in a very pretty. I understand that some people know my mother did she couldn't give a stuff but you stayed awake I stayed awake all night me tonight and it made me feel low and you float Yes I mean literally pinned down to my seat but I'm just saying that it's there it is uplifting and magical and something that you've probably not seen in quite a while Ok. It's enough that it is it said out of. Their way you can live up to allow a Merry Christmas from your station b.b.c. Radio show I was pulling Pres like last night partway through Carson the script she go on an e-mail from somebody in Canada in Ontario but it looked over her shoulder so I'm glad I don't have to pronounce the name for the fact that she said they didn't in Ontario really comfortably and Ontario in Canada and I don't worry about solid Ontario. I don't know what madam because I go there too because that's so because nobody killed 10 because they're going to I'm going to take a you are a rock I never heard it before if you don't have boots I don't suppose they've got David Bowie and style man on b.b.c. Radio Shropshire with trying to make it now we were promised it was going to be a brave new era more carriages more seats more trains but now unions are warning there could be jobs cuts other regions new rail operator West Midlands Trains a letter seen by the b.b.c. Which has been sent to start talks about the outsourcing of cleaning services and train maintenance it also proposes changes to how trains are operated with the driver opening and closing doors instead of a god our transport correspondent Peter place can tell you more about this afternoon's here good afternoon now this base getting rid of guards thing is it's been a red hot potato elsewhere the unions oppose it is this going to cause strikes and chaos here well really difficult to say but certainly the unions of all the things on the letter that I've seen that was sent to start of all the things that's the one thing the unions are most concerned about we've seen strikes happen down south we've seen companies try and introduce it in other places the bottom line is these trains that have been ordered these new carriages that you talked about they were rife with the capability for the driver to control the doors what was middle trains his pains to point out that there will always be 2 people. On board a train so safety of passengers is not an issue it's really whether we should have a guard who deals with safety of the train itself as well as the passengers or whether the driver takes control of all safety issues and leaving the guard to basically deal with tickets and other issues related to sort of passenger facing experiences outsourcing maintenance sounds potentially dangerous could it be No I think that's probably quite natural we've seen it already with Virgin Trains in the past when the Pendolino is came along they're effectively maintained by the company that made them a company called All storm we're seeing 2 firms make new trains one company called caf in Spain another one in Darby to bombard those 2 companies will build the trains and then they'll maintain the man on behalf of w. And trains now what impact that has on staff working in dead POWs that are maintaining the existing fleet of trains is remains to be seen but one thing is for sure if they are going to transfer to this new company they're going to transfer having transferred to West Midlands Trains from London mitten they don't have to transfer again to this company that will maintain the new fleet of trains it doesn't seem a very reassuring way to start for West Midlands Trains though does it I suppose not for staff but we expected certainly changes to be made the bottom line is that the franchise for the Midlands as had a bit of a rocky past not every company has made money and I think with mittens trains have come in and want to put it on a on a much better financial footing that of course that means that effectively jobs might have to go they say they're going to see growth so it might mean we'll see more jobs in the future but that growth is yet to happen and at the moment we're faced with these measures which ultimately could mean jobs so one of the other improvements commuters are promised is this brave new era is that still going to happen. The trains have already been awarded they are certainly on the way it's a couple of years away I'm afraid but they will revolutionize things like overcrowding and allow additional services between 3 and burning and we're also going to see improvements to services all over the region 1st in December 2018 then again in 2019 as different projects and different things come on stream and then off see those trains will arrive hopefully by 2021 so we'll have all the fleet in by then so those changes are are going to happen it's just a case of what changes the company makes to working practices to allow things to happen I guess and allow things to happen in a way that they're comfortable in terms of financial viability and working practices Ok Peter thank you very much our transport correspondent Peter place I'd like trains to arrive at the platform that I'm standing on even if it's the wrong one I think I think they could make that work that would be really good no way no way do we try and go to Birmingham Christmas market we're talking so much that we stood on the wrong platform entirely and then had to go up to one of the guards and go the train. And he said well the one that's been stood on platform 6 for the last 12 minutes until it just got on and then we went Oh and the next one hour and a half didn't think it was quite like it yeah. It was not very good together no no this is what we've realized we end up talking too much you're doing entirely the wrong thing just distracted standing on the wrong platform maybe with better foraging. I don't know I think we do that we don't do everything boxes ridden and just maybe a couple in our Tell Me You never know I would be scared about what he can eat and I have to take John he's from trust with me is that John is that Ok can I have that but you know what a Blackberry looks like I do you know what about predicts what about the slight. Crabapple how much is that I could probably reckon I'm sort of probably damns Ok. What about Elder flowers if you're making sparkling wine and now I don't I and I definitely never touch a mushroom now I'm just saying to you specifically pray don't do that what about cabbages I could recognise a cabbage if one were to walk in here right now yes but there are 3 and a half 1000 species worldwide I don't think you'd recognise all of them definitely not that includes rockets radishes broccoli and mustards forbearers of our modern supermarket varieties can be found in the countryside but only if you know what you're looking for more he's been plant hunting with nature no no no not just Dad I'm nearly took your clothes off and dump off it so there's very muddy ditches not long ago in tastings from you know let's get it further. I said I just can't tried down for 2 reasons one to shelter from the wind here on the edge of Findhorn bed and secondly to look at this tiny bright green plant down among the dead grass here we've got scurvy grass you can see these small kidney shaped leaves are quite succulent It's a coastal plant basically and it's really important member of the cabbage family that was here probably for thousands of years and certainly before we had a lot of the cultivated vegetables that we had today people used as an important source of vitamin c. And as the name suggests it was even used by sailors Mariners going on long distance voyages to ward off skivvy. But also even people living on the land living in coastal communities in places where they had really poor diet sort of being a really important plant you've tried to sit before obviously What's the taste like it's quite peppery and it's fairly better but not unpleasant it's quite a pungent mustardy flavor almost And that's a common characteristic with a lot of members of the cabbage family and that's actually from chemicals either in . In this family called Salzburg like his I'd say that to the digestive stimulant which is why things like horseradish or mustard are quite good as a Hazara with food but those chemicals are even used medicinally as well because they stimulate blood flow and they would even be used as a kind of poultice say on the chest so who quite interesting plants are an interesting family for a lot of different reasons for. Sound still be done populate naturists here is taking me to see plants that I'm sure I wouldn't notice without and. Nothing found the road to go you know the temples and. The talents if you cut my standing in this book that's fine yeah I said I would notice them without even. Thinking so this is not a member of the cabbage family watercress as we take place and that. You see here is quite holy Stanleys it's growing pretty abundantly and the water just here expressed her voice stocking water or water that's gone through any kind of pasta around specially if the sheep around because of the potential for harboring never flew really high in vitamin c. High and I am certain about love and for some health purposes. So down the cabbage family has a hold of c. Gists couple of examples today but is always a vast and been reading posts and has been a really important family and provided us with a lot of different kinds of vegetables different fruits a with a year is a lot of commercial across is a problem that we do eat today which are in the cabbage family stem from wild and sisters including the wild is a really important family that is down firmly closed down poll for it's not true list. Out foraging brassicas with more I hate and that I wonder if you could go out and pick your entire Christmas dinner Wow now that there is a challenge Kerensky spam easy to count which maybe. Takes no mushrooms. No mushroom No no he has mushroom. Giving it there is a warning anyway to Christmas protests grow while I don't think I do grow while I race they did someone correct me on that I was like that while Taiga seen in the ones that go around in circles because of corn like chips and yet or maybe you can curse must put things do that and I don't know how to Mill Valley Christmas pudding tree that can pick your Christmas putting up the Christmas pudding tree now spread it like a wild animal going round in circles the us is growing going to trade none of this is real for sure United sense days from say d.c. Radio show Shelby takes responsibility to teach that he was sure his pretend was every match. A.s.c. Telford United was so bodybags like a child would. Really. Believe the child. In. Comes. To. The radio show home to Blackpool this weekend and they actually tell united in f.a. Trophy action BLITH Spartans there on the road if you're not making the journey or you're not going to the meadow you're here for commentary from to on Saturday afternoon yes you will quite a long way to fly there isn't it is yes i'm thing I'm thinking warmed by a pioneer hot chocolate perhaps a matter. Tempted now who is Britain's most successful ever sportsman it would you go with for that it's an impossible question we tried asking this in the office earlier and people going through what you mean James I'm going to marry imagine to mean over the longest span do you mean the most worldwide or now and what do you may see if you took a medal Steve Redgrave more limping medals than you could shake a stick at Chris Hoy. Same thing Tour de France winner Chris Froome or Bradley Wiggins Bobby Moore lifted the World Cup for about a day Rebecca you know if they mentioned her David back I'm most well known Yeah Jonny Wilkinson for the rugby How about Phil The Power Taylor from Stoke on Trent the power is set to retire from darts but is eager to end his spectacular career on a high by winning his 17th World title The p d c World Darts Championship gets underway today and Taylor says the game has come a long way since he started out and now is the right time to bow out there's a lot more money and if the crowds are more you know they expect you know that they pay their money that you've got to play well with the players it's a lot younger now than what they used to be I mean when I 1st started most of the Middle Ages were now 161718 years old you know and it's very difficult to compete with these people and they're very aggressive with that they get you've got to be a lot that you know you've got to be cocky and confident so but it's an awfully down Dawson is darts reporter who will be covering the championships or is it just the walker music what makes Phil The Power a legend Dan it's the fact that not only has he been dominant in his particular sport 16 world titles I mean you'd struggle to find anybody who's won 16 world titles in anything but to be dominant for 3 decades is absolutely unreal he's competing in bases last ever tournament will mean a world championship a 29th consecutive World Championship that the powers will be taking part in that sets a record itself it beats the record set by John Locke and he's won more than half of the ones he's played in I mean it is an astonishing career it is on the shoulders of Phil Taylor the success of Darts has been built and he talked about the more money coming into the game in that clip you just played there this tournament 1800000 pound prize money 400000 pounds to the winner it has come a long way darts in fill Taylor's lifetime and lot of it is down to the man himself and I'm just carrying the flag for this sport even to some very tough times back in the early and mid ninety's souses form this year. Well Ishani still competitive he won one of the big titles earlier on this year we've only seen him a dozen times this year he's been winding down on his career he's not been playing everything taken in choosing his tournament but he's favorites all of the World Match Play up in Blackpool a little place on the coast there you always talks about how he loves it up there he won that for a 16th time in his career and he did it despite a nightmare draw be fellow Stuckey Adrian Lewis a 2 time world champion his old rival right about Barnavelt a 5 time world champ and the new kid on the block the world number one defending world champion here Michael Vango when he beat him and he beat him up it was an absolute thrashing in front of a very vociferously Blackpool crowd but he showed Phil Taylor that is still competitive even at 57 years old and you cannot write off the power people have done so in the past they've said the east finished and every single time he has come back and prove the doubters wrong and if he goes on and lifts this title said what outro free for a 17th time in his career become world champion if he does that it's got to be right up there and he's enormous list of achievements more than 80 major titles he's won but this could well be the best what a way to go out if he does down Dawson whose adult reporter who will be covering the championships Marc Andreessen lists for even Snavely trials we. Can see the scene radio show. It's 5 o'clock Good evening money at the leader of the opposition group on Shropshire Council says he's against the author of his plans to take over troopers 3 shopping centers the plans rumored to be costing around 60000000 pounds councillors agreed to the purchase today the conservative run council claim the renovate the Darwin pride Hill and Riverside Santas to get extra income liberal Democrat group leader Roger Evans isn't sure I do have a number of concerns and that has been said that there will be what is called a task unfinished group said to me to look into it and I would take it forward there are a number of questions that need to arise and it's. The investment is in the future and how we take it forward. And I t.v. Documentary claims it's uncovered evidence of serious failings in the number of children Soames in Shropshire the current affairs program exposure who cares children's homes under cover placed to reporters into privately run homes in the county run by cambium in the Keys group it found evidence of understaffing and inadequate training Council has now launched its own safeguarding investigation here's what a former keys group care workers said about their former employer we were always under pressure to make the budget and we always had to account for every penny if we were down 20 pence we paid that 20 pounds the company for them the focus was absolutely money only interested in profit nothing else cont'd not the state of the staff. Not the workload of the staff in the case group tell us they've responded fully to the program the High Court has ruled that the Ministry of Defense breached of the Human Rights Act in Geneva Conventions when Iraqi civilians were mistreated during the war lawyers for 4 Iraqis say the judgment could determine the outcome of hundreds of other claims Caroline Hawley reports and some of you may find the details distressing one of the 4 Iraqi civilians says that after being captured by British troops in Basra he and other prisoners were made to lay face down on the ground and soldiers used the misstepping stones running over their backs laughing that said the judge was a breach of the Geneva Conventions another of the 4 Iraqis was beaten punched in the face and hooded with a sandbag the Ministry of Defense says it's noted the court ruling that the 4 were not treated as they should have been and is studying the judgment parents in trucks are being warned to think twice before taking a child to hospital the children's unit based Princess Royal is said to be extremely busy the trust which runs the hospital is asking parents to consider calling n.h.s. 111 or a pharmacy would pay for non-critical illnesses or injuries in a similar vein West Midlands Ambulance Service say work is up by a 3rd in Shropshire as the icy weather causes accidents they say they're seeing a lot of people hurt in slips trips and falls and have advised people to check on elderly neighbors the Disney company has agreed to buy a large part of 21st Century Fox for nearly 40000000 pounds the deal will see Disney take over a significant slice of Rupert Murdoch's media empire including Fox's film and television studios and its 39 percent stake in Sky Bob Iger will remain head of Disney He said he talked to Fox's chief executive James Murdoch about a job James and I will be talking over the next number of months is going to be integral to the immigration process and here I will be discussing whether there's a role for him or not and our coverage the government in Scotland is to raise income tax to $21.00 pence in the pound for those earning more than $24000.00 pounds a year and you start a rate of 19 pence in the pound has also been introduced meaning that no one less than $33000.00 pounds in Scotland is expected to pay more. The leader of the far right group of Britain 1st has been arrested at a court in Belfast Paul Golding was accompanying his deputy Jay to France and has been charged over a speech he made at a rally in the city Chris page was there in August to France and spoke at a rally in Belfast which organizers called Northern Ireland against terrorism she's charged with behavior attended hor likely to store up here true it was France in whose anti Islamic social media posts were retreated by Donald Trump last month was a company didn't to the court by the leader of Britain 1st Paul Golding police that arrested Mr Golding and took him for questioning about the c.m. Demonstration during this front since hearing at the fence lawyer indicated she would plead not guilty afterwards she was rearrested it's understood she's being questioned about a video posted on Facebook which was filmed in Belfast yesterday and geologists of found evidence that a meteorite hit the Isle of Skye around 60000000 years ago the research has found rare minerals from outer space whilst analyzing rocks on the island which they had believed to be volcanic flow deposits one of the authors of the study said reaching the site took 2 hours of tracking and crawling across horrendous to write news at 5 o'clock I'll be back with the sporting details including news of poor is trying desperately to get on a football pitch at half past 5 it's you have a similar journey to Blythe's don't you that you've just described trying to get me to write crawling across horrendous to write yeah don't talk about the little things. But yes thank you I hope you get where you need to be trouble me it was from b.b.c. Radio strong few afternoon on the as it became Elton run is still very busy. Any of us midfield ready to move away from the train and bus stations deigned to wards the Welsh bridge there was nearly a traffic light just to the time center side of the Welsh bridge which happened in the one that gave it left a legacy of traffic mixing in with the normal congestion for the time of day say time was also looking really really slow at the moment he's back towards the quarry if you hang around for the Queensway the a full on a 1461 to say heading down towards the castle to. It's still very slow on the extra probes and that's affecting the parkway as well to do whatever delays around that stretch and we had word the a $49.00 was also partially blocked off a marsh Brook not too far away from the lazy trait by an accident actually just on the bend there it looks like traffic scraping Ok on that stretch now is it may well be that the next it's been moved into wards the lay by say will bring more updates on that one as soon as we get them a for 90 quid of course having between Sherburne and Welshpool that still closed off a flooding at the moment if you move in for the trains I'm afraid we are still seeing that replacement bus service in operation between Craven Arms and fanatically all Jewett to the obstructions on the line following the snowball and getting the West Midlands railway or St delays of 10 minutes between Shrewsbury and Wolverhampton all due to a signalling problem of course if you can update us call 833-012-3355 extension 0 Andy Broxton b.b.c. Radio Shropshire travel. B.b.c. Radio Shropshire Brickyard Brian Kennedy Hello Md So scattered showers forming is rain and sleet occasional snow at the low levels be warned one degree that's $34.00 some espouse forecast tomorrow a frosty start cold brisk northerly wind highs a fight coming up on the show and more on structure council's plans to weren't true priest 3 shopping centers and you can hear about a new show featuring. Start singing along now. So we had around a foot of snow and that could only mean one thing sledge is no man snow angels snowball is now down the back in those no cars on the road school close call. In the units absolutely rounds out I don't know those the other thing but the snow was always going to Maine was flats that's all that snow had to go somewhere and as it melted in the rain the rivers snuck up the flood barriers going up in trees brick. Day 3 from the Environment Agency Good afternoon tea a good afternoon Ron So how high is the 7 right now then. It's you know it's just a mature meters at the moment are. Expecting it to go another meter is going to peak overnight tonight for about 656 o'clock in the morning something like that. The levels that we're seeing what people would recognize is pretty normal winter levels I think just as a precaution we're going to put the lower level 'd barrier that we've got 'd. In Frankel that that does tend to mean as the river then flows down south does that mean the flood barriers could be going up in Ambridge tomorrow right now we don't think so gov It flies directly. There's not a great deal of water doing it for the dime so. READY what we call attenuate is READY dying every time it reaches and bridges and it was to we're not expecting any problems or shoppers and says he goes he get a good say they. Want to businesses want to know whether this is going to affect Frank or car park easy going to be submerged now we don't think it should be terribly effective at all and because we only put in the very low level ones we take a small amount of the car for the compound that's set up so disruption should be minimal and where we delay in putting them up into the punters over tonight as well so hopefully we minimize and you disruption and produces Sean has a vested interest in this would like to know if he needs to be traipsing across the fields to get home and I Julie name Alpha late at night there is quite a bit of flooding so if it's a spot pretty regularly I would say there's a chance because it's just crew greens so you might have to take it well is with him and he doesn't like happy about our prospects but you know we thought we'd better check with him so. It's keeping an eye on things at the moment but it needs more precaution that than anything else yeah the thing I'd like to stress to this you know these are pretty normal. Into levels you'd expect to see. So people. 'd like him we're not expecting to see any. Big Roads Ok Dave keep us up that I know that you will thank you very much for joining us this afternoon Dave Throop from the Environment Agency it's my shop she comes to find out the latest joy in style today to be accounting leaving c Yes profit. By early next change shrug she counsels expects to be the proud owner of Schroeder sprays 3 shopping centers they want to take over in the Darwin pride hell and Riverside centers and it's rumored they're paying 60000000 pounds to get the keys they say it will be money well spent as their plans will transform the town and bring in much needed revenue John Gallacher reports so the $4.00 council meeting started on time at 10 o'clock just a few items in the press and public have been asked to leave the resign while they are discussing the controversial some would say plan to buy the shopping centers injuries brain they want to take over 3 shopping centers they won't say how much they're going to pay for them I understand the remote cost is around $60000000.00 pounds but that's not been confirmed going to have to sit here in the hole and wait until I can go back. While it's over an hour an hour I've been waiting at the shire whole thankfully a very kind Council in the shape of a council as we picked and has come out and given me some money to go and buy a coffee as I've left everything inside the chamber and in our back in until a decision is reached so I'm going to take our money and make sure I pay a back at the end of the session. So an hour and a half 2 coffees and a chocolate bar later. I'm told I can return I can go back into the chamber the counselors have voted on the go ahead and buy the scientists his Conservative council leader piece and nothing but the council is agreed that we will purchase the shopping center square just in the process of final negotiations on the exact price we're nearly there and they are expected to go ahead of us taking over possession of the centers on January the 23rd I think it's the exact date what was the reaction of councillors in the chamber today I was very pleased the conservative group are almost 100 percent behind me I think wanted to abstain but they were pretty well behind the scheme I was slightly disappointed in some of the opposition they spoke differently to the way they voted at times and I was surprised that some of labor in particular voted against it because I think that shows a lack of confidence by shoes remembers inches prison time the Liberal Democrat group were given a free vote now that means that they can vote however they wish they've not got to follow the party or the great leader Roger resins he voted against it I do have a number of concerns there are a number of questions that need to rise and it's where the investment is in the future and how we take it forward and he's not happy that the public on the press were asked to leave but I wanted as I said at the cabinet meeting last week some part of the debate in the public domain finances the figures are confidential but the precedent of taking on a shopping center should be in public but the conservative groups deputy leader Steve Charlie says money is tight they're getting less from the government and they need to change the way they do business this is one of opportunity to change be forever if you look at the back of the Riverside Drive in time Christian Israel's road it's not the prettiest thing in the world in this is of one of opportunity to to improve what we've got the shops Council is one of a number of local authorities throughout the u.k. Investing to bring in much needed revenue. Species ready with Vicki and Brian now shops. Councils launched a safeguarding investigation following an i.t.v. Exposé into serious failings at a number of children's homes in Shropshire the programme exposure who cares children's homes under cover placed to reporters into privately owned homes in the county run by Cambodian and the keys group the program claims it found evidence of understaffing and inadequate training the council said it 1st became aware of the allegations contained within the documentary the same day it aired on i.t.v. And a safeguarding team instantly instigated appropriate investigations in line with their responsibilities and safeguarding procedures in one clip a 13 year old boy under the care of Campion was taken out on a day trip to the seaside he wanted to order a court and chips off of an adult menu but his character can be heard telling him that he had to select an option from the children's menu which 1st was for 12 year olds and under He's a 13 year old boy but the carers are insisting he eats from the under 12 children's menu. I don't want it that's why I have to. Have the program for some of the costs to the fishing trip. Who is actually a. Woman in. That sense isn't one. Of them and. I'm of. West cool is the former director of services for children and young people at the n.s.a. P.c.c. Watching that clip he said for children who've experienced emotional harm male times and food a very important so I find that in comprehensible and seriously harmful to that child that was basically emotional abuse can be unsaid the undercover journalist film some of the most vulnerable children in society for a period of 6 months it is inevitable that in this time period he would witness some instances of behavior that's when taken. Out of context are troubling for the viewer to witness we are satisfied that the children in our care were safe and being looked after appropriately the care of our children is at the heart of everything that we stand for there are some specific concerns raised by the program that will be addressed that include staff training and we will act on these immediately the program also had an undercover reporter working at a children's home run by the keys group in Shropshire a former care worker who didn't want to be identified spoke about his time working for the company we were always under pressure to make the budget work and we always had to account for every penny if we were down 20 pence we paid that 20 pounds he worked as a carer at Dan's home for 2 years but because he's still working in the profession he wishes to remain anonymous the company for them the focus was absolutely money only interested in profit. Nothing else cont'd not the state of the staff. Not the workload of the staff responding to the broadcast the case group told us they responded fully to the program shop the council's director of Children's Services Karen Bradshaw says their priority is 1st and foremost the children and they will do everything within their power to her dress these issues as quickly and thoroughly as possible i.t.v. Is current affairs program exposure who cares children's homes on the cover was produced by hard cash productions it's Ryan and Vicki with their own b.b.c. Radio Shropshire 6 months to the day since the Graham food tower fire a memorial service has been held at simples Casy Traill tremendous The 71 people who died bereaved families survivors and rescue workers were joined by the prime minister the Archbishop of Canterbury and members of the royal family including Prince Charles Prince William and Prince Harry the service featured many performers from the Granville area including quiets and a steel band the congregation also had a montage of the voices of some of the survivors. But. My. Was my. I smell smoke but I assumed it was my mom had a as a as a little caliber so it's like it was it was a very very faint It's smoky smell the windows but things are foreign to the floor and warm in the space of 6 minutes the fire had already reached 6 miles of bother begin to feel survivor's guilt why was it that when it was in the us why did we survive why did they not always be something that will be eating away our minds. I am however. I am. The memorial service was designed to reflect the different faiths of the families affected by the disaster as a service began a Catholic priest and an m m m carried the Grenfell ban adorned with a green hot down the aisle of the inching could see Cho a minute silence was held for the 53 adults and 18 children who died in the fire the youngest victim would have been one today for some in the congregation it was clear the pain was still raw many wiped away 10 is the bishops of Kensington Graham Tomlin use the salmon to reflect on what happened on that terrible day today we are screwed why warnings were not heeded. Why a community was left feeling neglected uncared for not listened to in the years to come. Our hope is that the name of Grenfell. Will not just be known as a symbol of sorrow or of grief or in justice. But a symbol of the time we learnt a new and better way. To listen. And to love. The Singh adèle was also there along with members of the emergency services volunteers from the community and children from local schools the commemoration gave thanks to all those who assisted at the time of the fire and in the months since at the end families and survivors left the Cacique drill in silence carrying white roses and pictures of their loved ones Clary mehndi whose cousin died in the fire was involved in putting the service together she says it was an emotional day which also brought some healing and type the diverse mix which I was waiting. To see was something for everybody you know the people different nationals were affected some beautiful strong words of healing words of hope. And. I just pray that. It will be more conscious more than the government was sitting there and I hope the words trees of my own even if it will hold consciousness to this until. The leader of Kensington and Chelsea Council and a colleague stayed away from the service after some families said they didn't want Council representatives to be there a public inquiry to find out how the fire happened began this week a metropolitan police investigation is also under way. B.b.c. Radio Shropshire with 22 minutes past 5 back a every Ives' I've seen grass starting to emerge slowly from the 8th though the white stuff yeah there's been plenty of snow for Shropshire over the last few days at still and little more on offer as we had 3 the next 24 hours at least we've got some rain which is working its way in at the moment and it's showers but they've bonded together in quite an organized fashion said I could start to become a little wintery ever the shop jails as we had 3 the next few hours and overnight now we still have that Met Office at weather warning in place for. Ice that is with us and till tomorrow because we can expect a widespread frost and if you don't get snow you're likely to get some rain so of course that falling on those icy surfaces already is only going to impact what we can expect So I see stretch years a widespread frost on the way temperatures down to between freezing and 3 Celsius so we start off tomorrow with a little bit of cloud here and there but that will melt away with and to be left with a fine and dry day plenty of winter sunshine a northerly wind so it's still feeling chilly those brisk northerly wind keeping temperatures at around about 3 Celsius maybe will push up a degree or 2 above that but then I overnight we get a few isolated showers but largely clear cold night temperatures falling back down below freezing for some spots minus 3 not out of the question a widespread frost on the way it does mean it'll be a frosty start to Saturday but a dry and clear day with plenty of sunshine it's not really until Sunday that we start to get rain arriving and some mild athletic and our temperatures should be back to 5 to 8 Celsius and unfortunately it does look like if we approach Christmas . Mild afraid how. I am after Christmas to this would feel like the weather just didn't get the Christmas it didn't yeah every day weeks out every day my daughter wakes up and says Is it Christmas yet every single morning and she says to me it has to be because it's snowing you know I go it's not it's a fair argument you can't really argue with I can you know it's snowing white Christmas let's have Christmas down move it we make it how does what we should or should we missed out how and why it was it will try again next year we did I would might still change you never know Ok ever. Yeah I will say thank you Becky let's see radio Shropshire Ricky Archer and Ryan cannon. Can't tell you how many teachers are looking forward to end of school tomorrow last day of term well earned break. It's just exhausting isn't it but one isn't thinking about the marking he'll do have a Christmas nor the planning no the tracking all the reports know Mr Tinsley has other things on his mind right now the Mr densely the magic of Christmas is still a long way off but the magic of the f.a. Cup is alive and well Hereford f.c. Are on their best ever Cup run with a potential home tie against Premier League Leicester City if they reach the 3rd round which is not bad for a club formed less than 3 years ago with a group of parts home places tonight they play League One side Fleetwood in the 2nd round replay and the score in the 1st match a 11 draw was Calvin densely our reporter Dan palettes been to see Mr Tinsley in his day job at liberty primary school it's mid morning and class 3 LP a learning math but missed but there is taking a back seat Mr dins leaves in charge this morning you may remember him of the short . Story and Hereford. Calvin didn't is he may be an f.a. Cup goal scorer but he's also a student teacher primary school and he's efforts for Hereford f.c. Haven't gone unnoticed or we didn't expect a reaction at all and that it's a matter of a fine a lot of students on the south follow Hereford So there was a real person but it is not a sin joining I would never come over thank you me multiplication was the topic of the morning how did you know that 3 times 50 was on a 50 x. To 50 times tables quite a big time saver to nose into the teacher is getting top marks what you think of Mr didn't mean these classes. Keep. Always believe. They will never cheat. Didn't sleep is also donated assigned shirt which will be auctioned to help school for some the head teacher in a primary school it's been incredible not only is it fantastic student teacher in the school has just presence and its ability to interact with the children we really tonight is very welcome in young man and a great role model for our children every sense there were it not only in his teaching but what is done with her for it it's given the children aspirations to really persevered be determined to succeed going to give it a good go it's a very tough game we're going to have to be even better than we were in the 1st the 1st leg is because it is. Even better now they know they know a little bit about us. But you know we believe we can do it and they're looking like humans will leave the last word to class 3 lp. Islamist a dislike for you both. Come on Mr Minister Mr Dinh. You can do it because he can it's b.b.c. Radio show you were talking earlier about the deep fried Christmas dinner Oh yes I get this I don't even have a picture there if you want to have a look I mean I'm going to say it looks hell say. That says green bits and it is a green and I use a simple routs Yes but everything is deep fried 1265 calories stop after Christmas Day This is it you wouldn't believe what the average person can eat on Christmas Day and on the right for a show tomorrow it's all about piling on the pounds before going into slimming mode our reporter Nigel Dogman has been doing a calorie count which shoppers in Wellington the softer name yes just 10 sleeps to go before Mr or Mrs Average start to consume thousands of calories which will be so so hard to work off for slice of turkey $404.00 calories 3 roast potatoes 600 calories it's a credible when you see. Like. No idea it was. To that extent. I suppose it's just part of a culture of excess and over indulgence that goes with Christmas food and everything I suppose what will your approach be and your and your fiance's Well we're kind of on a tight budget so with will probably do our best to sew or do stuff with the trimmings but it'll probably be something like Turkey crown or something like. Some simple vegetables and pigs in blankets because we love them but right pigs in blankets $400.00 calories each which again is pretty bad but I suppose the way we see is not something we're in the habit of consuming all the time so we kind of that ourselves off for the sake of the the one day or so what about this pile on the plate mentality I hate that because it I think it's part of it is this. I think it's imported American notion we've got a bigger is always better. Always been the attitude of these cliched saying but enough is as good as a feast kind of thing I'd rather just eat until I'm comfortably full rather than sort of to colossal food coma levels where it's painful to move and you have to loosen your belt Yeah 4 pounds the average person will put on over for the festive season to be honest with you I'm surprised it's as low as I wouldn't be at all shocked if people put on a stone or more over Christmas and the drinks will do what he sees not drinking we tend to get like warmed bottle of bubbly or Asti to have on the actual day we might when we meet friends have a beer or 2 like we would normally but we don't tend to really push the booze was because of how it spread severe Ok so you're to 2 glasses of bubbly $226.00 calories each again or Yeah $600.00 calories them but again the only defense I suppose I can make is it's one day or so again it's not something we're drinking on a Daily Breeze it's only one day here absolutely. Swimmers all over Shropshire will be sent into shock diet plans blown out of the water the true color if the cost of Christmas on the breakfast show with Eric and pretends like a film isn't it yet building it up it's almost as if it's a must when you're feeding before before the big day is on Christmas Day I eat lots afterwards when I'm trying to eat what's going to go yet what it's all in your fridge and try to make it into something else and as well as going into a sandwich yeah we can him or on that on the preference over there tomorrow. It's 5 days he's a sporty as Mark. Council expects to own shoes priest 3 shopping centers by early next year in a meeting behind closed doors the Orth already agreed to take over the pride Hill Darwin in Riverside centers at a cost rumored to be around 60000000 pounds a man has been jailed for almost 10 years for causing grievous bodily harm with intent after glassing a woman in shrews break 36 year old John Reeves of cop for one road used the glass to cut the neck of a woman in her thirty's at an address on Ellesmere road in March she was taken to hospital but survived injuries the police described as life threatening the high court has ordered the Ministry of Defense to pay damages to $4.00 Iraqi civilians for ill treatment an unlawful detention by British soldiers during the invasion of the country the 4 test cases could lead to a settlement relating to another 628 and tourism a has arrived in Brussels for a summit with European leaders who are expected to give the green light for talks to begin on future relations between the e.u. And the u.k. Speaking to journalists the prime minister said her plans for BRICs it wouldn't be affected by last night's defeat in the Commons which gave M.P.'s a final say on any agreement with the European Union the b.c. Radio to support its. Hearst's hoping he can get his players on the training pitch tomorrow would be the 1st time in a week he'd be able to. To say the bad weather seeing them unable to use the training ground at some door they've been having to concentrate on gym and indoor work we've been over to Telford College and got inside the door on a vicious surface the purpose for today and more on the grass tomorrow so much concern about using different surfaces people to. Wear that can make people's bodies react so fingers crossed Jack Gray will be back in full training with a.f.c. Telford tonight the midfielder has been out with a long term ankle injury but he still a few weeks away from a return to 1st team action. Says England must hammer home their advantage on the 2nd day of the 3rd Ashes Test in Perth his unbeaten 100 alongside Jonny Bairstow 75 not out means the tourists will resume their 1st innings on 305 for 4 I think tomorrow will set up how we go about it in you know where this game is going you know if we rock up tomorrow we lose 2 or 3 quick ones we give the momentum back so we need to be right on to tomorrow and make sure we don't for that 1st hour but the much pressure as we get cycling's 4 time world champion time trial Tony Martin has accused the sports world governing body the u.c.i. Of double standards in not suspending Chris Froome the British rider had double the allowed level of the legal asked my drugs in his urine during his well to Spanier win in September and Michael van Gerwen will begin the defense of his title when the p.c. World Darts championships begins at London's Alexandra Palace this evening he takes on fellow Dutchman Christine kissed in round one the legendary 16 time world champion felt the power Taylor will be making his final appearance in the tournament this year sport I'll be back with the menus at 6 Thank you Mark were helping you get where you need to be trouble needs from b.b.c. Radio from the latest now from Andy it's a very busy want to be the moment Ryan I'm afraid 49 battlefield heading down towards the battlefield running by we're getting reports has been an accident we just passed a blocking. Carriageway not see for itself it's very slow as you move to in the industry Island and the Preston Island center on that north lane side ending up towards the a 5 which will take you long. Slow through the time Center of course we would have a temperate traffic light failure earlier on just outside the hotel across the bridge and that's looking really restates having not really recovered from that stretch our souls like queues right there back down towards a train station that mixes in of course with the usual congestion moving in on some Michael street and Castle full get very heavy rain Frank well for both the Mt and cop for road and moving on the road New Street also looking very very slow in if you're heading around the south of there you're generally Ok at the moment but it's low traffic around the time Center itself and the Queensway still slave to the castle fields island some good news in a fortnight of March but that's all clear of an accident with a $493.00 and Welshpool storm rains closed off this flooding and we're still seeing trains replaced by buses between Craven Arms and nationally it's all Jew to the obstructions on the line following the snow from the weekend now of course we can't date a school 330-123-3550 b.b.c. Radio Shropshire trying to. Figure Ryan hair sticking on the road to related matters it's been on the back burner the drawing board the shelf on and off for 50 years at a cost who knows how many millions the current cost put it at around 105000000 pounds you're certainly add millions to that water by talking about shoes because Northwest Relief Road the need for it is a no brainer according to a senior member of the council and outlined business case for the Ring Road will be delivered to the government next week with a decision on funding in the spring the authorities portfolio holder for finance David Miller is convinced of the should be built it's all to do with travel times to the hospital in particular but after started anywhere on the west side of Shrewsbury anybody wanted to go into Mid Wales a lot of people do from the go in there for the holidays or they come through market rate and. From the posture is to go to go there and you hit the a 5 you hit the a $49.00 only just come to a standstill certain times of the day so for me it's no brainer that we need to take the pressure off and worse obviously in the snow that we're just our own absolutely yes yes I mean that it's just almost impossible I mean I was in here on Friday morning when the heavy snow started by the skin of my teeth anybody leaving here a few minutes after they was just bogged down and that was the end of it Steve you're the portfolio holder for this particular project it's got to be said at this stage it's simply you've got to get this reported to the government by a set date there's no commitment to do anything other than that at the moment no it's on wish list because for all the things that David Miller is just said it's going to open up shows before development for business not only for housing but actually to keep bringing free to a degree congestion free keep the emissions reduced within the town at the end of the day Schroeder is an old market town with narrow streets we have got to protect them for the future this is been going on for 50 years and it has we have taken our time getting this report the day after but we feel that now is the time we probably really need it now more than any time in those previous 50 years and those people over there there's about 4 of them there from friends of the there and they're not very happy no they're not I have met with them I do believe that this will help the quality within the town. I do disagree with in the states or I do believe the things they stand for but in this instance it will help structure I'm sure you think you'll never win them over. Possibly not but we will try and what happens once the government sees this document. This it will be announced in the spring statement as to whether we will get funding for this. I can't really say anymore because we will await their decision if we do when and I hope we do we will be going to a consultation again so it's this will be a 2nd bite at Cherry and the amount of money that the council itself would have to cough up but you say that's kept to between $20.30 quid the rest of the room in the total bill is going to be over 100000000 but you only have to pay up about a 5th of that only seems a 2030 1000000 yes we will be the government. Aspiration and we will be looking from the governor about 105000000 but we will have to talk it up but it's for public use and for to help the public for generations to come in Shropshire council estate Davenport and before that counts the David mineral remember is still early days the money might be available next year but it's $1.00 of a dozen similar projects looking for government approval and if the government does say yes in the spring there will have to be yet another public consultation another another one I thought you couldn't do it for started about. Mr Right I resisted it was nearly there but Brenda we love you we do she is going to be on all of the best of clips from this year so yes I'm sure it's going to be seeing a lot more of her that the ice and snow short she's seen recently is finally beginning to melt away till next time the freezing conditions get this we disrupted a lot of services the Mallon clude it now the mail service is beginning to get back to normal just as Royal Mail's busiest period of the year gets underway b.b.c. Radio shops is impairing has been to get the latest from Caroline Jones postmistress. Abbey for gate post office oh it was pretty shocking Friday Saturday on Monday but mainly it was the disruption to the postman Of course such a problem why would they stop going out they were Yeah they were called back in on Friday didn't come out Saturday and didn't come out till much later on Monday which of course caused us all to have so much post that. So you were stuck in the post we were in it was taller than me so did you have to stop except you know we did at about 2 o'clock on Monday we had to stop we just couldn't accept anymore there was bags of it everywhere and it's not safe for the staff but it's also no good for the mail either to be left outside so you had a backlog earlier in the where you watch the situation now they seem to have caught up really well I know that all of it's not even shoes be on time obviously it's dependent the other side to how much snow they've had but yes they have caught up but obviously the snow will affect it continually and and the volume I make no mistake this is a busy time for you it's our busiest week this week of the year sadly it can't be spread over the whole year but you know get it all in one week well does your business can promise a Christmas card pass it's both we do still a vast amount of Christmas cards and we have an older generation quite local to us that do still send Christmas cards but but of course we do do a lot of possible post as well a lot of local businesses still use this directly a lot of parcels because when the Internet 1st started to become really popular the worries the e-mails would mean the end of post offices because nobody would send in letters and that is sort of the case I mean we don't see anything like the business mail that we used 2 years ago Christmas card is probably a 3rd of what we used to do but of course we've increased on the past which has compensated for it as we head towards Christmas we're also heading to the last recommended u.k. Posting it's one of the 2nd classes Wednesday the 21st class is the 21st with special delivery but you can still do a special delivery on Friday the 22nd with the extra Saturday guaranteed so if you want to get anything to anybody really you've got to start thinking about. Early ish next week you do really you know with the snow and with some delays in some areas I would say tail end of this week but certainly the Monday. Tuesday of next week don't leave it much later that's Caroline Jones from Abbey 4 great post office talking to him Perry now they were the soundtrack of a generation most of you are probably got an album in the attic or under the bed they are one of the best selling bands of all time we are talking flares glitter high waistbands That's right there from the 1990 s. . For the seventy's Dancing Queen Waterloo No I mean knowing you were talking out a new show featuring a band called super trouper has just opened at the Southbank Center in London Sankey to miscarry was among the 1st to see it. And I'm one of the members of our. Yeah I'm the one who wrote the songs together was the other guy Benny Andersson. You just had a chance to take a look around what is actually a very personal exhibition and I noticed that there was a school report from your music teacher when you were just 7 years old and they gave you the minus. Let me see them again. It was very funny. I think it was in that I wasn't musical just that I was not interested in what he was teaching. The breakthrough moment here in Britain was you winning the Euro Vision Song Contest in 1974 and here in the exhibition the hotel room in which he says been recreated did that take you back to that moment oh yeah that took me back. To remember waking up like 45 in the morning after having one when it actually dawned on me what we had done which was becoming famous overnight that that rarely happens to people but it really happened. What's. Been variously described in your career is as the kings and queens of pop and not quite loaded time did you as a band of the field battle was that a time or a label that you welcomed now I wouldn't say so not in those days. Because we were regarded as very shallow plastic and artificial. The music papers like music we can all of those they discarded us come lately as day I'll be gone in and I hope they'll be gone in 2 months it was really bad. You were passed out and in the end that came down to the songwriting and there have been ph d. Papers and documentaries and reports galore trying to figure out what the secret was. Can you tell us it's only me. I wish I knew there was a serious business was in it writing songs a very serious business and it took hours days months. And then we only wrote like 12 songs a year during that 8 year period. Because we threw away like 99 percent of everything and just kept what was you know you really really the best at that particular moment. And. You did something quite incredible which was Mary really quite a motional lyrics 99 for example me. And actually setting it against one beat part melody Yeah Was that a deliberate decision oh yes it's a pop chorus with a beat. But the verses very very scanty very Nordiques sad is he and the Nordic countries we call it kind of a mixture of the between melancholy and yet somehow happiness. No one does misery and break up quite like. Oh show me in Pep exactly what you don't want to be miserable about. But I give you exhibit a. I don't want to talk. About things we've got to move. Though it's. It's just leave. And that's what you've done. Nothing more to say I. . I don't want to know. If it made soup. And his day. You've come to And the Winner Takes It All On b.b.c. Radio shop show with Ryan and Vicki classic Christmas. Classic it. Couldn't stop. There it's inbred and it's tremendous like yes I mean Doris Day was definitely up there as a high bar high bar I don't know if we peaked too soon. Not King Cole was day one exactly yeah he did start with this is true. At that I didn't tell for did the markets I couldn't go in love. There was a brass band playing exactly. Just that. It was very nice. However today. However. You will hear it at 10 past 6. a. Long day when we. Were talking about things getting back to normal. Tamara big primary school still got no heating so that will remain closed tomorrow Friday the 15th of December just so that you're aware right Ok not open as usual but things slowly starting to thaw Yes The Mighty Thor is August there's anything still off that you need to talk about like if it's events for that we can do something that we are doing something for the weekend tomorrow yeah if it's all flood of snow if it's own we want to know about it as well Ryan and Vicki a baby seat to get in touch 1st with Eric including a report today suggests millions yes millions of Britons have been shopping online up to drinking then falling asleep or having to abandon a transaction that ever bull anything under the influence. Of the drink and. Frank says with Eric Dezenhall 6 on b.b.c. Radio 2 can text me the most drink fuelled shopping done between 11 o'clock at night and want to talk in the morning. But it's. Passion because every. Day like me your mornings weekdays from 6 yes and never anything on the line if you've had a glass of wine no on b.b.c. Radio. Season's greetings from your station b.b.c. With. The. Way. To get. A. 6 willing to.

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