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Dal and make you feel my love good morning I hope that your wail and the fine for the 28th there of new family are already said to know what you're up to today maybe it's the start of a nice weekend of relaxation you're snuggling under the David a maybe you're up for work already your thoughts turning to something sporty or even. The toughest sport of. The year. In the. Lead. Have you. And you say. It's still quite dark. And it was dry I think it's still good. This time and what more can make spanked. Live. Live. Plz plz plz live. Live. Live. Live. A bit of bad but there have been few days and I'm pretty sure I'm remarkably still have been enjoying now this one. Very much so yeah not love a good Alba to absolutely right you cannot indeed an Abba tributes actor getting themselves ready for performances I would say here there everywhere in the run up to the big day questionably Yes. Hello Lou So I would like went a bit weird there and car or you anyway what's happening in the show today are you reflecting festive season yes well the festive season as seems to bite a little bit earlier he still was so particularly on the road and in kind of her own where no well not that Noel but another Noel is having a big Christmas Heise party he's been having a party there since Thursday Friday Saturday continues until Monday my kind of party yeah absolutely Well no as a high school teacher. But he has been involved in great work and Kenya for the last 10 or 12 years something like that so he's thrown the whole ice open to the public his friends his family he's got over it he Christmas trees there I know he's so it's you could just imagine and he's doing all to raise money for a very to build schools really officer because he's a teacher in Kenya so we'll call in with him and see what's happening there we're also going to hear from 2 men who are absolutely convinced and convinced me that there is a 6 foot crocodile around the lip which is on the shores of block ne Ok there is a good story the loop is a great area it takes in all kinds of wonderful communities and in on the shores of Long way and they've just published the very 1st book about the history of this unique place and Narnia comes to kill each other the Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe police are just and kind to roll in and special performances there tonight and tomorrow night on an exhibition the whole church and since bestie s.b.e. S t i a yes answers on a postcard if you know anything about it since bestie is because even the Reverend Peter Ferguson is not sure who he was but so if you know anything about some best is to let us know as well the dolphins the dolphins and Carrickfergus They've just finished a whole lot of restoration work and they know I know for sure high old that n. Is at it is centuries old so they're having an open day there between $11.00 and $1.00 so so yeah that's only the half of it we're not even at half the. It's time we get a lot and let's be hoping that all the renovations and the. Dolphins didn't get rid of the friend oh no the family ghost is still there the ghost story is well worth hearing as well and I should be. Have a good to. Have asked. If she were at. The at. The at. The please how to mate wave. And. Tell me where you're going to. Very tough getting park to the. Just remember to keep. Making. The attacks. We've. Seen. Just. This day. Just. As well. Thing I can't get by with Dad and Gordon if he told me that of course today with the papers this morning Ok The Daily Telegraph the Smalling on Saturday the 23rd of November yes time of the year smartphones have killed the photography star according to David Bailey. Who are just as famous as celebrities those whose image is they captured but the smartphone has ended the era of the Star photographer according to one of the greatest of the mold David Bailey the 81 the 81 year old who striking pictures of the Beatles and Mick Jagger and Twiggy set the tone for the swinging sixty's says today's phone cameras a lie I want to do professionals Thank You Thank You may be right actually some of the pictures I've seen have been an extraordinary claims that his wife of 33 years Catherine Dyer 50 it as they do takes better photographs than he DAWs to publish on her Instagram feed. He spoke I guess after the death of photographer Terry O'Neill a fellow Londoner who also rose to fame during the sixty's and took iconic pictures of stars including Frank Sinatra Elton John Brigitte Bardot and David Bowie Billy told of his offer of amazing smartphone pictures as he promoted his 2250 pine book sumo which features 300 of his most famous portraits at the fashion store flannels in Oxford Street in London Dylan Jones the editor of g.q. Magazine said Obviously everyone with a telephone I think said a photographer don't ahint believe replied they are under better than me. But there you go get out there folks the Guardian this is only one of those we scare the ones that they do artificial light is blamed for insect apocalypse party Corden to the environment editor like pollution is a significant driver of the rapid decline of insect populations according to the most comprehensive review of scientific evidence to date a partly artificial light can affect every aspect of insects lives researchers said from learning moths to their deaths to obscuring mit ing signals and we strongly believe artificial light at night in combination with Habitat loss chemical pollution envious of species and climate change is driving insect declines and the scientists concluded this after setting more than 150 studies we posit that here that artificial light at night is another important but often overlooked bringer of the insect the plow should turn their lights I look at and get your headlights dept and drive a bit slower as well then this is I think the time this is the times that this was an addition when they grow up fast a party dogs reach middle age in just 2 years says it's true that you come teach an old dog new tricks and this can obstinacy might arrive a lot sooner than we previously thought scientists they always love scientists scientists they must be right working on the mysteries of aging have debunked the idea that one dog years equivalent to 7 for human and Stead research suggests that law. Bridge doors and members just Labradors her too and the Middle East. They might still have moments of puppy like playfulness but their d.n.a. Suggests they're at a stage of life equivalent to humans in their early forty's really well that's what it says here and the work professor for a different pattern of kin and maturation than the popular method of simply multiplying by 7 and the form a premise for me is that the average dog lives for about 10 years and the average person about 70 so they just multiply by 7 I don't know when I am in dog years but I'm sure you'll tell me I have no idea either but let's not go there but I have to take it because that means that. You know by the 10 I have to throw in a 10 hour so if you're telling me that's her fairly mature I despair because I thought she was just 8 never inconsistent a puppy and bam unsporting seems to be like God but I don't know oh whatever I mean he's like a big puppy he wants to. That's good his cred at the edge of it is it's very good and. Then the male to me a loves this wine buff you can't tell a ruse a fan a white you could it can yes good wine Well you can tell are they from a white man's pink a month light I both your eyes close. I mean they did turn wine tasting into an elaborate performance these wine buffs waxing lyrical about the Ts in a room was that help them identify precisely what they're drinking but no I research suggests that many connoisseurs caught it actually tail water bottles probably other than in the study here or go food scientists at and double up Oxford University meetings testers convinced they were actually does something a delicious rosé were given a white wine from an entirely different grip that had been dyed pink with a band food coloring and findings call into question whether wine shops can really distinguish a wine snob sorry can distinguish one type of from another on taste and or room the research to suggest that they primarily driven by color for example so if a wine looks pink it must be from. Perhaps you used an rosé and also the average adult in Britain drinks 20 liters of wine a year or write a book a fortnight Ok 20 years probably all from 9 till Christmas yet or the year anyway so it should mean we can play Go ahead. And. Thank. You before it's a read read by Gordon is this made the papers by the way before we're going to want to do what Terry and my dad are having for breakfast and Clonard they're having par I do not make and cinnamon flakes it's not a nice morning for a ballpark That's good very traditional something they worry me sometimes because I'm never sure they're going to tell about having bruised camel. Just good old par I'd still say as you're if you're listening to that Ok well the mirror and the perfect chip I didn't know there was such a thing but I suppose there are and they've been a national institution for more than 150 years now scientists are the side isn't in the love be slow news days scientists have come up with the recipe for the perfect chip and they should be to point it inches long quarter of an inch thick and cut from Maurice Piper spuds crispy eyed side and fluffy within a very heavily tears they should be sprinkled with some. No pepper and served with ketchup you know that's up there. On t quite like the catch up male combo a little a little top of the hat tip a little dollop of mayo and then you get your Chris but he and they are right crispy temp with the left and I get that 1st and the cats up they and the male and the go up right very good well I might be my granny used to make very thick Cup chips which I thought was matter and upon Yes they are that because they absorb less cooking 5 health in the air and. Yes I'm partly in Lancaster join Liza's celebrated as the 1st person to sail chips served with fried fish began his business in a wooden home in Moscow market and 863 in the 1920 s. There were 35000 shops and almost 10 and a half 1000 of them are still open today for the night the twenty's selling almost 300000000 Porsche fish and chips and they did which condiments are the best part of a ketchup committed 49 percent vinegar 47 Manet is your 30 Tony Curry it's 1000 I hope is regret once I have a curry chip but I always get them. But I regret them afterwards at just 24 and then gravy 17 bronchos 14 in a party 25 percent of people polled would have chips with every make. It fit everything from them or the Belfast Telegraph not me that there's always a yang and yang or whatever it is you know and the Belfast Telegraph health warning a survey shows 4 out of 5 of our children don't get enough exercise Northern Ireland health expert has urged parents to ensure their children stop spending so much time in front of the screen and get more exercise it comes as a survey reveals 4 out of 5 young people to not get enough physical evidence some 79.9 percent of children is that it's 11 to 17 in the u.k. Get insufficient exercise and the Republican figure drops to 71 point yet the study focuses on the World Health Organizations recommendation that young people get at least one are a physical. Activity a day some $108.00 to get them bikes for Christmas yes that's true but then you see the part of the worry is that it's roads are dangerous nigh and they're more dangerous than they were in the past so you've got to make an effort to children of parks and places like that trampoline tumbling sick and they're don't tell you no you can't be too careful of those you need that's right them you need to be only one of the time you've got to supervise them so that's what my kids are up against if why don't they just get the mind and one of those big wheels that hamsters. Tied up and also Klinger and write the express real if you've got a real tree or a plastic tree Well I haven't anything yet but it's always always always Ok we're ready for the environment. That's what this seems to say and they express real festive trees bloom as we get the needle over plastic Christmas tree grew are predicting bumper sales this year as families turn their backs on the artificial variety of the British Christmas tree growers association expects to sell more than 7000000 u.k. Grown trees this season seals of real trees have been growing in recent years amid concerns of plastic waste on average a factory will end up in landfill within 3 years and people are turning to real ones more and more and Mr Hyde who is this guy who did does a lot of growing out of that real trees are more sustainable and better for the environment campaign well you can depart I remember when we were at college in the flat and we had one with all the decorations on it we just put it away and brought it out again with the decorations still on. And then again it wasn't a real one but you could put it lasted the 3 years we were there you know you got it when we all left and finally finally the meal. This one I 13 pined out of the Christmas pudding and there are other supermarkets available at finer than Fortnum's apparently steamed hot set a flame with warm brandy and served with a generous donor or no Christmas lunch would be complete without it but while Christmas pudding traditionally combines the most luxurious ingredients a taste test powerful as crying to discount supermarkets offering as this year's store their premium specially selected advantage putting impressed which judges with its kick like texture and enticing flavors despite not looking the most traditional do you make a Christmas pudding you know a bad Ok to make but not enough people eat at night so I just I guess yeah my granny used to make but she would be. Like months and months and I don't know if she hadn't boy that would have been much different but then you have to point out you got the folks have a great Christmas I could be a girl I'm going off you know I'll go knock before career going off to Pam to work oh yes. I'm off the done day to do Snow White Yeah so up that should be good crack she's behind you oh but we have a great time thank you dad see you before the festive like. To our. The our arms my Donna and Material Girl remember that video for that it is their sort of take on Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Marilyn Monroe Diana our great video from a song Good morning teacher Trevor Boyd he's just been out with the dogs it's a lovely fresh morning in Bali Claire Trevor I will try and find out Holly song for you if not today for next week some early Friday I will try and fit in the boss but the time goes and so quickly an artist goes by like that big show I talked to big broad day driving back to draw more from Bushmills to referee skill rugby Well look it's dry and it's not that cold it could have been worse he would have been worse during the wake and last week big paddy I'm even Health says daughter Lera daughter Helen feeling better he's hoping under risky Greyhound as they be having with our weekend cast great hind Georgie Girl I love that Liam for a dog and if you're not feeling much better big Patty says he will see you later with the aura. Yes and the legacy if you want to set a bit of the Larry Gay going rind at the moment to date are feeling a little taken enough the throat but more taken all come to nothing Dawn from Craig has her cup of tea and still under the d. Face and Brooke raising Christmas catalogs for gift ideas I just wanted to note on that is exactly what I think of shop and that's that's a good way to do it she's also just discovered pricing said cut looks that you can get advent calendar for out until the edge of a bed and be able to go up there treats within the last 2 minutes you can also get Jen Adland counters of horrible feeling that's what's coming into our minds but I mean Glenn George their final day of being sad does little helpers at the Polar Express and the Kolob who tale Christmas kites fly your Christmas was a 177 month your tax. Was. hopefully it will be t. Have and it is warmer than it was soo many if God always since the policy of still if you're going on I 10 a time say at least you will tough to defrost the car so that is just to bite it for the show for this morning thanks as always for all your tax cuts for the pleasure of your company Of course I shall be fucked to morrow morning at 7 o'clock bright Racey I too am going out I think it's tying t. Bria of the festival or lot and to be honest I haven't seen the the twinkly lots of toing yet so I think I will wonder right because tis the season I did what all the shops are decorated It's coming up to December dying you know we've just got one more Saturday left in December are and November until it's December so I just think it's time to I'm wondering the shelves nothing to frenzy you know but and enjoy the talk but come I also just say it is far to arty to have to have your tree up at home I have passed so many houses and they've already got their decorations up no no no no no that is a definite no no Hi ever enjoy everything else enjoy your day on a c. In the morning at 7. Leaving you with little earth when. Well. This is the b.b.c. News this is Keith Burnside the band's fifty's was shot in the leg in a part of the literary style attack in West Belfast last night. Germy coroners said he would stay neutral in the referendum which Labor has promised if it wins the general election he was speaking in a b.b.c. Question Time specialist during which 4 party leaders faced a tough grilling from the often hostile studio audience and Sheffield our political correspondent and Watson who's there Jeremy Corbin has decided to try to neutralize a consistent line of attack the Conservatives time and again have pushed him to say whether he'd back leave or remain in the new referendum labor is promising and he was in danger of appearing evasive or indecisive so last night he said explicitly he'd stay neutral Swinson was criticised what some saw as an undemocratic pledge to cancel Bragg's it without a new referendum Nicholas sturgeon of course wants not one referendum but to an e.u. Poll followed by another and Scottish independence and she expressed confidence that a minority Labor government would be forced to concede to her demands the Prime Minister's challenge than his Jewett chip of public services and criticised for his own rhetoric on race and religious practices the conservatives say they would put an extra is he $3000000000.00 pounds a year into dementia research over the next decade if they win the election Simon Jones reports around 850000 people in the u.k. Have dementia and that number is predicted to double in the next 30 years the conservatives are promising what they're calling the largest ever boost to dementia research in the u.k. If they form the next government the money would be used to increase the number of scientists trying to find a cure for the disease the outside society said the funding would be a big step in the right direction and could make a huge difference but the charity said it still fell short of the amount of investment it's been calling for given that dementia is thought to cost the economy 34000000000 pounds each year a trial is for the people with advanced head and neck cancer can live longer in immunotherapy compared with other treatments the drugs work by convincing the person's own immune system to recognize.

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