I. Was. Talking Heads and once in a lifetime that's it well done Don't go anywhere Charlie Taylor is on the way after the news at 10 with well. You can see The Last Station. T.d.c. Use on the. 10 o'clock is when Richards the b.b.c. Has learned that a former employee of Southampton Football Club who has been accused of historical sex offenses is still working in the sport a 4th x. Footballer who used to play for the club has said he was sexually assaulted and groomed whilst going through Southampton's youth system the former Minister for Sport Gerry Sutcliffe says investigating allegations of abuse in football shouldn't be left to the f.a. For me what should happen now is whether it's the department come to me to support a select committee should have a look at this and do it as independent because what I've seen in football over the years is that they're very narrow very sort of insurer and may not do a proper job even though with the right intentions China's foreign ministry says it's launched a complaint with the us about President elect Donald Trump's telephone conversation with the leader of Taiwan no American leader has spoken to their Taiwanese counterpart since 1979 Beijing regards Taiwan as a breakaway province. The police have arrested a man on suspicion of drink driving after a car crashed into a telegraph pole in Taunton earlier this morning Bridgewater road is closed it junctions with Laxton road Roman road and orchard way while a utility company makes repairs the man who was arrested is in custody. Somerset families thank charity for providing a specialist wheelchair for their 2 year old daughter is a freeman from midsummer Norton has a degenerative disease which means she can't walk design ability which is based at the Royal United Hospital has created a bespoke electric wheelchair for Izzy's mum Karen says it's made a huge difference there's just so many things I think when she got diagnosed that we thought she wouldn't have a childhood and never told her no different then any others adapt it but are no different and if she didn't have. She would have the opportunities that she has none. Aside experts at the National Trust says the sweetest apple crop for a decade has been produced this year more than 650 gallons of cider has been pressed at the Barrington a quarter estate in Somerset over 3 months volunteers picked more than 12 tons of apples in its orchards Rachel Brewer is a National Trust garden gardener and Barrington court we're not 10th year this year and we have got a good supply of apples here so we've got a good variety at our fingertips really and over the years we have learnt really what sort of apples go with which so it's not so much luck these days you can hear more from Rachel with Charlie coming up in sport the Yeovil Town boss Darren way says the next month will be a true test of what his side might be able to achieve starting with this afternoon's home game against Crawley in League 2 The globe is a 13th after a 7 match unbeaten run and victory today would see the move into the playoff places where he says he's keen to see what his squad is made of I think this Christmas period be a true test of what the players can achieve they've got their missions and they want to be in near to the playoffs and spend in a long time near relegation so I think if we had the form that we had last year and I think take over when I did then we would be sour perhaps in the same position now so it's been a good achievement but we know at the same time we can't be complacent in the championship this afternoon Bristol City take on it switch at Ashton Gate Bristol Rovers don't play until tomorrow they'll be in the f.a. Cup against Barrow at home in the 2nd round and in Robey today bar take on Saracens at the wreck that's an early kick off quarter past 12 so Saturday sport will start from 12 on b.b.c. Somerset the weather now the cloud will continue to break up this afternoon with some sunny spells developing there will be a fresh breeze to we'll have a top. Temperature of 8 degrees Celsius $46.00 degrees Fahrenheit they stole an hour of my show I know how rude I've taken an hour away from a between midday and one selling off price per minute yeah you could do something else instead an alternative maybe or just keep it going we don't practice for yourself but. Listen if you like saying I need practice but I do they vary from writers made perfect they are a long way off yet thanks very much Will Will rich is there with the news to be back in an hour's time. P.b.s. . Good morning it is 5 minutes passed. On a slightly reduced. And we through until midday today rather than 1 o'clock but we still got to fit in until. We're going to be talking about career changes. Got a few career changes on the program today firstly we're talking cider and a lady who makes cider Barrington court the National Trust property used to work in helicopter operations. Is a career change isn't it from helicopters to side to making. Nature in the program we'll hear from Alex pyro the wicketkeeper formerly of Somerset County Cricket Club . He now plays rugby for Taunton Rugby Club he's gone from a wicket keeper to a scrum half again another big career change. Let me know your biggest career change when did you make a ham break turn in your career path I'm sure that people listening here used to do perhaps something office space the now working gardens. Something along those lines unusual or big career changes is what we're talking about today 345-303-1566 is the number to call you can text me 3 Start your message with the word Somerset. Going to talk about hedgehogs been a difficult year for them. A mild Olten meant a lot of the jokes gave birth quite late into the year and then this cold snap which we've just had. Means that I will to find enough food to talk about as well. Charlie Teo b.b.c. Some a sad. One Travel 3 Start your message with the word Somerset will give us a call 345-303-1566. Thank you it was. I. Was. 6. Like. Was Like. 12 minutes past 10 you listening to b.b.c. Somerset Charlie Taylor with you for until midday today that was just this school fire new one from and coming up I got a very special song. It is the start of the Christmas period you may have heard Ben McGrath play his official 1st song of Christmas which turned out to be Dominic the donkey after a public vote managed to work it down to that one well I got another song I thought because we've had such a cold snap and because the weather has been so frigid that we would try and warm you up a bit with some more what can I say very very equitorial vibes in the Christmas song rather than something cold and you know traditional come for something a bit different not coming up very shortly Also coming up we'll talk about Barrington court this is the National Trust place not far from Mill Minster very beautiful indeed they make all their own side of the grow their own apples on site they have done for hundreds of years going back to a long while long I don't know exactly when it wasn't recorded when they started doing it but it goes back hundreds of years they've grown their own cider going there in apples made their own cider so I've been to parents in court this week to have a chat with the palm from that area the side of Make-A she used to work in helicopter operations and now make side for the National Trust we're talking about career changes let me know yours 0345303156603453031566 or you can text 81 trouble 3 Start your message with the word Somerset that's one trouble 3 Start your text with the word Somerset your career changes please I've been thinking about mine not too difficult for me I 1st job mention this before on b.b.c. Some set was Glastonbury Abbey where used to dress up as a monk and do guided tours around the grounds so for me the big career changes going from a monk sort of to presenting radio shows so that's my career change over 345-303-1566 extension 2 give us a call text one travel 3 star a message of the word sums that let us know your biggest career changes now do I go to the travel 1st or do I play my special warming Christmas song. I'm going to go with the Christmas song let's see what you think of this. Reggae version of. A. Poll. Showing gold. In. A. Poll of Polls. Lower. Grandma. Told. A. Poll. Go. Along. Oh oh. Oh oh. My. You. Know as. You. Go out. You go out. My. Pool. You will find yourself singing the reggae version of last few days. Oh yeah. If you didn't love it. Playing it not necessarily on this particular program but throughout December in the Christmas period. That one look it was very different was yes it was it was different. Yeah you know young you jump a bit Christmassy as well you know thank you. Chris I don't think so I know I think it's a spring jumper which I'm wearing is totally the wrong time of year yes so I think that's a Christmas song not the normal chilly stuff that I hear anyway something a bit different that I read. Like Dominic the donkey but not quite the same Dominic The donkey was Ben's one he can keep that well we'll stick with Hark the reggae Angel 18 minutes past 10 now. Travel b.b.c. Santa said to get the latest on the roads is like night good morning just one issue to report on the road this morning it's in Taunton it's Bridgewater road both directions between Roman road and the a 38 Bridgewater road in the tone way that one is closed in this heavy traffic around that area it's following an earlier accident where a vehicle struck a telegraph pole the utility company have closed the road whilst repairs are undertaken no further issues on the m 5 all the way through 3 or looking clear there but of course on the m 5 to please bear in mind about those road works between junctions 22 Burnham on sea and 23 Bridgewater north of us in both directions one lane is closed and there is a speed restriction there are 50 mph so that could cause you some delays this morning if you're travelling up that stretch of motorway other areas and Yeovil Westminster streets that's westbound between Princes Street and Clarence street that one is closed and it's due to a water. Burst water main water I don't know what I was trying to say that but it was due to a burst water main and the road is closed in the one way system there events of course lots going on today will start off in Wellington in the town center it's the turning on of the Christmas lights most of the high street is closed to traffic from 4 o'clock this afternoon until 730 or so in done by candlelight it's on from 5 until 9 and also that was yesterday should I say and it's thought on 9 today and it's the last night tonight also in Yeovil at huge Park stadium Yeovil the calling kickoff at 3 and it's until 10 past 5 any other issues please do let me know it's 034-530-3156 extension 6 put me back in. The summer from Wellington to we can't travel and you can try to b.b.c. Somerset. Are going to dance to by candlelight tonight 1st time never been to that event before looking forward to it I'll be heading up there soon after the program finishes we. If you've only just joined us is midday today rather than 1 o'clock because the early kick off they kick off a quarter past 12 in the Premiership against our sense today so we're finishing here at 12 I'll hand you have to Saturday sport with that just 20 minutes so go ahead up the dumpster for Dunst by candlelight really looking forward to it this evening had to see there as well 20 past 10 now let's get the latest weather cloudy and damp to start the day the cloud will break up this afternoon and some sunny spells developing but there will be a fresh breeze as well maximum temperature of 8 Celsius that's 46 in Fahrenheit it's going to dry up this evening good news for those of heading to Dunster some clear spells developing with the starry skies a frost is likely towards dawn their minimum temperature of minus one Celsius that's 30 in Fahrenheit tomorrow starting bright and dry there will be some long sunny spells through the day but it will become cloudy from the southwest into the afternoon and evening a max temperature of 6 Celsius that's 43 in Fahrenheit and quick look to next week largely dry and bright on Monday it will become milder as well patchy rain will then affect most on Tuesday and Wednesday the winds will be fresh especially have the high ground like the contacts. On this side of the nice welcome old party we celebrate the 84th birthday of one of the founding fathers of rock n roll the truly unique Little Richard. A bunch of his classic hits plus a few rarities Also this week remember the man who Elvis described as the greatest voice of all. Gets early tracks and of course the Traveling Wilburys just to great reasons to listen I'm just a part of this week's show join me Jeff Barker for the rock n roll party this Saturday night. Only online and on the on line from b.b.c. Somerset. We. Queen and Radio Gaga on b.b.c. Some say. Charlie Taylor here with you through until midday today on a slightly shortened show thank you to Chris he's in Bridgewater who enjoyed Hark the herald angels we played a reggae version he says that was great I don't usually like carols that have been messed with. Thank you very much Chris not. To have to have a good comment as I'm sure some people didn't like it but you know I think it's nice nice just warm warmed me up after what has been a week of extremely cold weather I was cycling home one day coming but it was one and I think and icicles formed on my gloves by the time and I'm the only reason I notice that it happened was because I and I went to wash my face because it's time to get some of the news for a cold weather off my face and when you cycling your breath content. On your beard so horrible problem anyway I said wiping it off and I felt the sore hard things are now cause I look down there are the calls on my knuckles from where I've been cycling through freezing fog and it seems have warmed up a little bit doesn't it today which is which is quite nice but yeah that one just a warmer celebrate that throughout December all my shows keep listening if you want to hear Hark the herald angels or heart the reggae angels than just keep listening to my shows are played throughout December alternative if you hated it try not trying to avoid me you know tune to some other station it is 28 minutes past 10 it's Charlie Taylor we through until 12 o'clock today we're going to talk cider now it's a quintessential part of Somerset life but it's not all big companies and farmers making the stuff apparent in Cornell Minster the National Trust has been making its own side out of the apples grown on the estate this is harvest is pretty much finished so I went to the stately home to meet the woman in charge of the production line My name is Rachel Brewer and my I'm a gardener and also the. Well it's not a bad surname actually fear is it's like if you've gone into brewing of cider we just we Jake it was my destiny. So we're standing in the side a shed Barrington court which is always a side a shed is used for a few things I can see here no I don't listen to this this is just one of the old out buildings I don't think this one's actually was the side a shed but in a is it is now well it's a freezing cold the car was registering 0 degrees centigrade when I arrived here so it is absolutely freezing in here but in front of us are these huge vats of cider how many of you got here and how many liters is that. There's nearly 3000 liters in here in 200 liter Demi Johns Well it's incredible stuff to see this is a side of found it's like walking into. Heaven I imagine have rather like a kid in a toy shop. You grow all of your apples here at Barrington cotton is that something you've been doing for a while. Yet there is the option to be marked on the as far back as are on the Toilet Map so historic we've always had orchards here at Barrington itself we've got nearly 10 acres of traditional Somerset orchards comprising of just over 100 different varieties many of them local and heritage in origin now you've been collecting these for a while and you because the harvest season actually goes on quite late I think later than a lot of people realise it goes through November though yes it does yeah we've still got some native varieties out there but obviously the weather did get quite school early so we we pushed on through and tried to get as many of the apples in before the wind and rain hit so what sort of cider is going is it one variety here or are there different bits in different dimensions and it primarily it's a big old blend so it could be any of the 100 different varieties in there although we have got one tank which is just the iconic Kingston black which is a local cider apple to this region and makes a really really nice single right or cider so what feedback you had about your site is from years past there is one which goes down well in the National Trust shop Oh it does yes it sells very very well we were one lots of awards over the years several years ago our medium sized came 1st in the medium category in the bar from what show. We won 2 awards at the bottom west again last year one for our apple juice and one for the Kingston black and we have won several National Trust Fund farm produce awards as well well so it comes with a good reputation What's your background then reassigned to make when you join the National Trust or is that something that they've persuaded you to start doing money here no I'd change Korea about 12 years ago I used to work. In helicopter operations then I changed and came to the National Trust on the 3 Korea ships scheme which is like a modern day apprenticeship really so I learnt all my gardening skills on site here Barrington and also at night scary manner and then when toff. Residential educational blocks to learn all the associated qualifications but the side of making fall under that old principally know in the final year of my career ship which is where I was in 2006. The local cider farmer who used to buy all of our 10 acres worth of cider apples office no longer needed them that year because he's recently planted orchards had come into fruition so we had a lot of apples on our hands and we were also looking to do something to commemorate our sente New Year which was 2007 so we put the 2 together and as a one off we thought it be a bit of a laugh to make a few liters of cider to celebrate the centenary we no longer had a side to press on site so we put a call out to the volunteer network and somebody came up with a 200 year old sarge practice and the rest they say is history we made our 1st batch that year and called it $100.00 b.c. Well there's a great story to have no experience from it at all and just decided to do it so we're looking lot on the Internet and lots of books and asking for some local knowledge as well lot of thought and luckily for us the local businessman who lent us the cider press also gave us some good point is where to start and also a few side of farms as well gave it gave us some good ideas on where to start because it's not that easy I've got a friend who if he's listening will hate me for mentioning this but he tried to make his own it takes the right hand cream and takes about a year. Or so it's difficult to make his nose or to get the flavor is right and the balance right many different things so for you know if you think you've got it to a fine art do you relying on local knowledge anymore no not not not so much now I mean because we're not 10th year this year and we have got a good supply of apples here so we've got a good variety as our fingertips really and over the years we have learnt really what sort of apples go with which so it's not so much up these days and you if you have side of fun personally I mean some you don't actually step. You know it's my drink of choice. And is this one presumably going to tell me is your favorite of all the scientists of course. So when does this stuff because this was all harvested this year so in the last few months when will this start heating shelves not till sort of next year we made our 1st or last. Last week and normally we say it takes about 13 weeks to naturally ferment we don't add anything to little so normally about 13 weeks depending on the temperature so obviously it's gone quite cold now so that might slow it up and you can hear a few of the locks popping as as we speak so that's a good sign that it is actually still fermenting the one thing we don't want to happen is for actually to stop because once actually stops it's quite hard to get going again naturally you know that the stuff doesn't. Seem so these carry on going so easy there bulging out is that there is just the shape of the result all the air trapped inside it as much as that and that's just the shape it was going so as these are these are set to blow out if you turn and so you've got all of these here in the outbuilding and it's I think it's great to have it all on site and to do it so this side of press where does that live is that here as well but it's actually on site yes it's over one of our old farm buildings it's a lovely old Normandie press that has come from France big basket press did you ever think when you were in helicopter operations that you'd be pressing your own side of made on site the National Trust now. It's lucky quite the career change but I'm sure you're tell me no it was a good move where yet but best thing I ever did Rachael Brown. Barrington court otherwise known as the side maker you can find their side of sale at the site of Barrington call obviously at the moment it's last year's crop rather than this year's which is still in the side of making process we're talking about career changes there we heard Rachel talking about moving from helicopter operations to side to making later on in program we're talking about moving from playing professional cricket to playing rugby I want to know about your big career. Changes let us know when you've made a big change in your career 345-303-1566 is the number to give us a cause I was 345-303-1566 you can. Start your message with the word Somerset's. It's 24 minutes to 11 on b.b.c. Somerset this is Charlie with. A. Good. Andrew Gold never let a slip away is 21 minutes to 11 o'clock is the 3rd of December which is 22 days away from Christmas I'm not far to go something to mention it's happening over the Christmas period here on b.b.c. Somerset I'm doing a special program an hour long look at some of the best bits from the treasure trove which we've done over the last year it's going out on December the 31st New Year's Eve between midday and 1 o'clock you can hear it and I'll be rummaging through the treasure trove picking out some of the best bits and bringing them to you here on b.b.c. Somerset so that's what we normally do after midday on program obviously there isn't one day because the program finishes at midday before we get to the treasure trove so the no item. Going into the treasure trove today but that will be back next week here on b.b.c. Somerset but one via diaries New Year's Eve between midday and 1 o'clock the best bits from 2016 from the treasure trove it is coming up now to a quarter to 11 which is when we do the travel after the police and Don't Stand So Close to me. Should. See. She. Says. She's. Tough. The police stand so close to 17 minutes to 11 o'clock Good morning. Through until midday today early finish the normal Because earlier kick off the Bath rugby they get going at quarter past 12 coverage on b.b.c. Somerset of Bath against Saracens we were just thinking actually my producer Will is from Bath because the moment. I'm against the biggest team in the country the current European and British champions or English champions at least. So it is going to be absolutely packed in the center of both today because of that I will get the latest on the roads very shortly before 11 we're going to do the guide will let you know what things are going on other than the path markets and the. County So coming up before 11 o'clock great music fears before 11 so all that coming up later. On the road. Travel on b.b.c. With the update here is like night and usually Oh good morning we do have the issue continues on Bridgewater road both directions in Taunton that's between Roman road and the a 38 Bridgewater road and tone way and the road is closing as heavy traffic there following an earlier accident where a vehicle struck a telegraph pole the utility company have closed the come in to close the road whilst repairs are undertaken we do also have a new accident which is taking place in Bishop's Lydiard Bridge Park on the b 32 to 4 that's just off the main road of the a 358 more on that as the information comes in on that one no issues on the m 5 all the way through 3 but of course you do watch out for those road works between judges 22 Burnham on sea and junctions 23 Bridgewater North us both directions there's road works there in our lane is closed there is a speed restriction also 50 miles per hour so do expect delays if you are travelling along that stretch of motorway because you do have a number of events taking place in and around the county which could make your journey little bit longer this evening also in Wellington in the town center there's a turning on the Christmas lights most of the high street is closed to traffic from 4 o'clock until 730 also in done by Candlelight is on tonight the roads should be a bit busier around 4 until 9 and also he oval at Park stadium the oval the Crawley there's a football match kicking off at 3 and us until 10 past 5 no issues on the planes or the trains though if you do spot something and it's safe and legal to do so update me 134-533-1566. Your route to. Go to b.b.c. You came forward slash b.b.c. Summer. After a cloudy and damp start it will be dry today the cloud will break up the South and in there with some sunny spells developing there will be a fresh breeze as well a maximum temperature of 8 Celsius that's $46.00 in Fahrenheit it will dry out this evening with some clear spells developing with the starry skies a frost is likely towards dawn a minimum temperature of minus one Celsius that's. 30 degrees in Fahrenheit next week starting Sunday bright for tomorrow there will be some long sunny spells through the day but it will become cloudy or from the southwest into the afternoon evening a maximum temperature to more of 6 Celsius 43 and 5. For next week. Monday will become milder patchy rain will then affect most on Tuesday and Wednesday and the winds will be fresh especially have a high ground such as the previous. Radio stations to. The fore. morning it's a Saturday morning it's the good news it's also got a bit warmer which I know everyone will like some people did say to me over the cold snap that we've had in the great isn't it wonderful to have this cold weather which I'm thinking no it isn't I am a fan of summer anyway at 9 minutes to 11 and Charlie here b.b.c. Somerset let's do the gite. But we take a look at what's going on around the county going to start in room for the village hall. This Christmas cafe in festive fat including some like lunches as well cakes new all nearly so new or nearly so cakes. Books new new or nearly new books not new or nearly new cakes all the cakes will be new. Cakes cross raffle etc all in sports and George's Church in Rome. Taking place in the village hall from 11 until 2 today. In fruit if you fancy seeing Santa. Rotarian clubs Christmas Santa float will be out and about for the 1st time see evening from 5 o'clock all the money raised will go towards $2.00 clubs. And why not get festive today is the All Saints Church Christmas fete. Raffle face painting refreshments and the loss of a Father Christmas as well that song from day until 4 o'clock. Free entry to that one. Staying in the county town the New Horizons sing is and Taunton Deane male voice choir joining forces. Can see them this evening at the back to church in the town if you'd like to go on go and see them at 730 to 10 pounds. All money goes towards the Somerset unit the radiotherapy equipment and the dogs and some such ambulance to very good horses. In North parrots in the south of the county you can put your vocal cords to the test today. Churches Christmas concert. Sacred and secular songs as well as ancient and modern carols. No confirmation as to whether they'll be honk the reggae angels sing no. Refreshments there is well it's on from 330 tickets 8 pounds for I don't. Include Nicholas if you'd like some Christmas gift ideas then head down to the village hall today where there's a Christmas fast you'll find a unique and unusual range of parish. Selling their beautiful handmade are. Free to go to the be nearby parking as well this food goes on until 4 o'clock for the one in which if you still have your Christmas shopping to do still have it done even started planning it yet as Christmas James Church they'll be a range of stalls offering things like cakes fresh. Homemade pickles and chutneys fiend. Handcrafted knitted items and is also a chance to see Father Christmas as well he is crisscrossing the county today as need to get to a lot of these local events very good event goes on until one. And in Puritan at the Village be a Christmas fair from 3 until 7 as also express which is a model train you can ride on to get to. Loads of stalls and carol singing as well from the Puritan Ponto gang lots more besides head on to the village hall appearance and for that one Thank you Allen for getting in touch on the text for that one if there's something I've missed out 345-303-1566 extension 2 give us a call or you can text a one trouble 3 Start your message with the word Somerset we're talking career changes today I'd like to know what career changes you've made the unexpected ones the big ones let us know 345-303-1566 extension 2 call we're hearing about a side to make a who used to work in helicopter operations and before 12 would hear about the wicketkeeper for Somerset. Since his contract wasn't renewed at the cricket club has now taken up rugby let us know your career changes over 345-303-1566 extension 2 give us a call. 81 travel 3 Start your message with the word sums. This is. Just. Elton John on b.b.c. Somerset it is coming up towards 11 o'clock after 11 hour bring you a tale as we always do you on a Saturday this is where I like to choose something from the news over the last few days give you a clue about it and you've got to tell me what that news story is that's coming up after the news at 11 o'clock. Going to be talking about how it's been a bad autumn for hedgehogs but it's only been a bad autumn for hedgehogs because it was a good autumn for hedgehogs I'll explain more in around half an hour's time and before midday we'll hear from Alex Barrow the former Somerset player who's now taking rugby with the Taunton Rugby Club. All of that and much more coming up tween now and May Day some great music there's another Christmas song tucked away in the last. Book on which one it is but it's in there. Next after the new. I. I can see your station. B.b.c. Some of. My favorites Greg like Anyway time now is 11 o'clock let's get the latest news headlines with Will Richards the b.b.c. Has discovered that a former employee of Southampton Football Club has been accused of historical sexual abuse is still working in the game for x. Players the club have now made allegations that the. They were abused while in Southampton youth team. China has lodged a protest with the United States after the president elect Donald Trump spoke on the phone to the president of Taiwan the us cut formal diplomatic ties with Taiwan nearly 40 years ago to maintain good relations with China which regards it as a breakaway province the Taiwan experts Garratt vendor worries says Mr Trump was well aware of the diplomatic sensitivities but I do no doubt the people are on Mr Trump a lot of thought into the call and basically make it clear they want to move away from the self-imposed wish fictions that have tides us hands in terms of relations to Taiwan a road in Taunton is closed after a car crashed into a telegraph pole earlier this morning the police were called to Bridgewater road just after half past 4 and arrested a man on suspicion of drink driving he's in custody the road is closed junctions with Laxton road Roman road and orchard way will a utility company makes repairs. It's emerged the government's legal case to trigger the e.u. Exit process without parliamentary approval includes the claim that High Court judges didn't give jus weight to the e.u. Referendum result on Monday lawyers will seek to convince 11 Supreme Court judges to overturn the ruling that parliament must be consulted is Tom Bateman the government published a lengthy legal argument last month that is likely to form the basis of its appeal but some details of it have only just come to light it includes the claim that the government by convention has powers to act without M.P.'s approval when it comes to foreign affairs adding that any conflict with parliamentary sovereignty cannot be resolved in a vacuum without regard to the outcome of the e.u. Referendum government lawyers will argue that the High Court was wrong to relegate almost to a footnote the outcome of the vote they will say the court dismissed it as merely a political event with no significance to the legal question before the court. A Barth charity has given a 2 year old girl from Somerset a specially designed wheelchair making her visit to Father Christmas today much easier as a freeman from mid-summer Norton has a degenerative disease which means she's lost the use of her legs Alex leaching from design ability which is based at the Royal United Hospital has lent electric was ebooks to 250 families it's not just to do with creating mobility it's to to actually changing their lives sometimes parents tell us it's also the opportunity for them to be north to sort of do things that they want today when things are made families really happy is the things that normally wouldn't make a parent happy like when the child it's time to come home from the park and all of a sudden they turn around and run in the opposite direction and that was a. Sport Yeovil town take on Crawley Huish park in lead to this afternoon we would take the gloves into the playoff places Bristol City play it switch in the championship at Ashton Gate and there's an early kickoff for Bath against champions Saracens in rugby is Premiership Saturday stewpot will start at 12 to bring you full coverage some asserts whether the card would continue to break up this afternoon with some sunny spells developing there will be a fresh breeze to the top temperature of 8 degrees Celsius 46 degrees Fahrenheit have you done a big career change well if you're not really I mean been reading you since you were born I started working for the b.b.c. I guess you do various jobs while you're a student in a bit after university but when you're in Germany for a while yes I do I keep that quiet and I'm not in a train station in Germany for 6 months that's giving travel advice in English to people that's great for space meeting in English yeah it was 0 point was because there are plenty of illiterate leaders that are using who could do it in Germany much better than me surprisingly enough so yes I did it in English this one from Alan who's Texan he says I used to sell and repair agricultural equipment then 10 years ago I set up my own small private falconry so. Started with 3 birds now I have 28 various birds of prey don't make a fortune and struggle sometimes but it's quality of life and enjoying what you do it's a 365 days a year job that's good changes there's great agricultural machinery and hearing some really diverse and big switches on nose 1st thing to hear and I suppose a lot of people there always have a hobby or something of interest there in the background and maybe thinking of ways they can get to do that for a full time job is sitting on the sofa watching eating Christmas encroachments that's your massive although I suppose if you have aspirations to be a cricket Commons yes or follow cricket as you do it's not a huge kind of showing the dream isn't it and I suppose so before you go as well I want to do the tailors tees of with you because if you look at the answer yet I haven't I mean I know Ok more than 10000 twinkles cyclo today for Taylor's teaser more than 10000 yeah I'll give you the answer at half past 11 Have a think why do you need to go to straight away have a look we're more than 10000 twinkles that's likely fatalities at stake you think you've worked out a one travel 3 star a message with the word Somerset give us a call now 345-303-1566 is the number to do that. B.b.c. . More than 10000 twinkle something which we featured here on b.b.c. Somerset over the last couple of days. This is Greg Lake. Greg like and I believe in Father Christmas no more Christmas songs now before the end of the program we've had we've had to that one and hark the reggae angels which we started off the program with more next week will slowly filter the men until by Christmas Eve we're playing every single song probably will be Christmassy Anyway that's your Christmas quota for today 9 minutes past 11 the clue for you on Taylor's teaser is more than 10000 twinkles more than 10000 Alex has got the answer right well done Alex and Burnham on say 034-530-3156 extension 62 give us a call or you can text me at one trouble 3 Start your message with the word Somerset that's one trouble 3 start it's axed with the word Somerset. And young at heart it is 30 minutes past 11 well as back in the studio here I need your help we'll start with well you tell me just then that you lived in Germany for a while yes you're fluent and fluids and told you I did a job or I spoke English my German is Ok Ok Well mother is listening and she's not that we're asking what people's favorite Christmas songs are but she's taken the liberty of telling me anyway and her. Thank you very much for that. By not calling German. German version of Oh Tannenbaum but they got There's a line in there in all caps that she sent me he could I don't know what it means he just check that it's not rude I'm not sure the knocking call would have some rude line Ok so. Veidt. Dinah Blatta very nice Can you sing that for me please no I can't remember which. To deal with d.d. We theirself that many to translate it yes place well I think it's a neutral Translation be something like saying how true are your leaves. In the saw how true are your leaves I don't know you sing it now to true no one and if in the means I'm going to look it up the tune that you want to see the tree doesn't have leaves that's a German they don't enough words they've got a letter the same word for leaves as for needles. The needles how true your needles . That was never there is Missy feel to. Look it up Ok Well thank you that was very nice I hang on Mum said another bit you read that last bit as well and then I'll draw a line under this game then her mum I don't I'm not sure that's correct German probably not. Something crude Nish nerd. Which is something about growing not only in Zurich summer time what could be wrong Christmassy than hearing well Richard's. Worse than a translator are going to put that out we'll have that as our special Christmas phrase Thank you so much well that was really truly something special. Travel b.b.c. Well if you're not feeling festive Now I don't know what's going to make you feel festive quarter past 11 His latest on the roads with lignite Well frankly I'm not going to read the traveller in German so let's get on with it shall we so we still have that accident in Bishop's lady at all just off the bishop's a 358 road that's the main road on the b. 3224 near Lethbridge park there's an accident there causing delays it's partially blocked so do please watch out for that one if you're approaching that area and of course also we do still have on going to laze on the Bridgewater road both directions between Roman road and the a 38 Bridgewater Otome way the road is closed there in this heavy traffic in the area following an accident where a vehicle struck a tell about a telegraph pole that no issues on the m 5 but of course do bear in mind those road works which are taking place between junctions 22 of Burnham on sea and 23 Bridgewater north there's a lane closed on both carriageways and there's a speed restriction of 50 mph So expect delays there if you are going to be travelling on the m 5 events that could cause some delays today Wellington in the Wellington town center there's a turning on of the Christmas lights most of the High Street is going to be closed today from 4 o'clock until 730 also Dunster by Candlelight is happening this evening from 4 o'clock until 9 o'clock so just bear that one in mind also in Yeovil stadium you have all the Crawley football match today kicking off at 3 o'clock so expect some traffic. In those times 3 o'clock and 10 past 5 but from that no issues on the planes or the trains but of course if you do spot something urgent and legal please do give me a call or so 345-303-1566. To Somerset from North Kerry to 9 travel you can trust b.b.c. Somerset. 17 minutes past 11 now let's take a look at the weather after a cloudy and damp start it will be a dry day today the cloud will break up this afternoon with some sunny spells developing but there will be a fresh breeze as well a maximum temperature of 8 Celsius $46.00 degrees in Fahrenheit it's not going to dry out the season with some clear spells developing the starry skies a frost is likely because of them towards dawn minimum temperature dipping down to minus one Celsius that's 30 and Fahrenheit it's more dry and bright there will be some long sunny spells throughout the day but it will become cloudy from the southwest into the afternoon and evening maximum temperatures 6 Celsius 43 in Fahrenheit look for next week largely dry and bright on Monday will become milder as well patchy rain will then affect most on Tuesday and Wednesday the winds will be fresh especially over high ground like the Kwan talk Hills species. Does your radio in this campaign. Was. You can now listen to on your t.v. You'll find b.b.c. Summerset on Freeview channels 72 you give it a try. If you can't find as you may have to reach in your freeview box by pressing the menu or sittings button on your remote control and sake of taking crackle and trying to get the dial in exactly the right place b.c. Sounds now on Freeview channels 72 to help search b.b.c. Reaching b.b.c. Somerset Yes we're on the telly now but don't think you'll be able to see us it is just a radio station we haven't got cameras set up so when you hear that we're on telly channel whatever it was there we're not you can't see us. So don't worry I'm really that's really good if the money just listening I just said Channel whatever of course if you're really plays with our neck if you're listening apparently mother's been back in touch by any means how loyal I all needles that they don't drop in in winter time and when they go for those of you wondering what on earth we're talking about earlier on if you tuned in and heard Germans being spoken I was asking my producer to on the spot to translate Oh Tanenbaum from German into English 19 minutes past 11 it's Charlie here with you through until one no not 1 12 o'clock today slightly shorter show the normal we're doing Taylor's teaser at the moment thanks to everyone who's been touched so far Cynthia in staple grove you have got the answer correct Ron in South axels wondering whether it's the amount of lights on my mansion wrong place it's not a mansion it's a palace and knows know what I'm looking for $10000.00 but what's the actual Kofi more than $10000.00 twinkles that's the cliff down tales teaser something we talked about on b.b.c. Somerset over the last few days more than 10000 tween calls 034-530-3156 extension 62 give us a call if you think you know what I'm talking about 81 trouble 3 Start your message with the word Somerset 81 trouble 3 Start your text with the word Somerset let us know your thoughts on today's tightest he's at more than 10000 tween calls as a clue today. Cold. Neil Sedaka and laughter in the ranks 22 minutes past 11 Good morning it is b.b.c. Some say. And it's a Saturday the 3rd of December we're doing Taylor's teaser more than 10000 twinkles Is it clear today more than 10000 twinkles Glenys in charge has got the answer right well done to George and Margaret who are also in charge I wonder if it is the number of hedgehogs that haven't hibernated That's a nice idea I can see why you've done that certainly something we've talked about here we'll talk about them a bit more in around 10 minutes time here b.b.c. Somerset but it's not what I'm looking for today more than 10000 twinkles if you think you know the answer then get in touch with us only 345-303-1566 is the number to call 834-530-3156 extension 6 if you're lucky we'll might quote some German Oh Tenenbaum to you or you can get in touch with us on the text 81 travel 3 Start your message with the word Somerset that's one trouble 3 Start your text with the word Somerset let us know your thoughts on today's tailless teaser more than 10000 twinkles It's something we've talked about on b.b.c. Somerset over the last few days a bit of Adele coming up for you next and also tell you how you can get hands on Christmas celebration tickets tickets are still available they're going quickly but they are still available there were 600 to start with but we're down to I think 150 something so a lot of gone already get in touch with us and I will give you those details very shortly on how you can get hands on tickets this is a down. I . Can. Used to be when we were. And. Before. And hello 28 minutes past 11 thank you 7 who's been in touch on today's Taylor's teaser and Cynthia instead Grove and Glen is in charge. In the touch if ill for midsummer Norton is it the Queen's Christmas tree that has more than $10000.00 twinkles not what I'm looking for Georgia marker in charge is that bath Christmas market lights no not what I'm looking for either and Lily's been in touch from Bridgewater morning the only she wonders if it's to do with the crystals on Marilyn Monroe's dress I think I was sold at auction recently was no that's why it's been in the news but it's not what I'm looking for it's a lovely guest I thank you very much for getting in touch running south Rexall has got the answer right well done to you so the clue for you today on Taylor's teaser was more than 10000 twinkles the answer was all to do with Burnham on sea and Trinity close we heard about this on breakfast yesterday with crack Carter it's the number of lights in Trinity close they always do this for charity tons of lights across many of the houses on Trinity close and they asked for donations for local charities it's an amazing thing more than $10000.00 lights and there's more every year so it may well be way more than that but certainly 10000 is the sort of number they're looking at for last year so there you go that is what I was looking for more than 10020 years to do with the number of lights in Trinity close in burn one see which is the part of the town which lights self up incredibly for the Christmas time Christmas period so they go thank everyone who got in touch once those got the answer right don't worry if you didn't there's another one will do the same time next week here on b.b.c. Somerset's or Trinity close is what I was looking for. Were talking heads very shortly after Sunday sure. minutes. Charlie Taylor would be through until midday and then every Saturday sport as an early kick off against Saracens today that starts a quarter past 12 so I'm handing over the reins to Saturday sports team an hour earlier than normal going to get a bit Christmassy now. Detroit Xin Dyna Blatter now and it's become a staple of the Christmas calendar and if you want to be at this year's b.b.c. Some say Christmas celebration you can apply for tickets now this is from last year . Is being held at some Mary Matalin church in Taunton on Thursday the 15th of December and it starts at half past 7 tickets a free of charge but you do need to apply for them. And they are looking like they're going to sell out as about $600.00 tickets in total. So if you want to come along on the 15th of December it's a Thursday evening in Taunton send a stamped self-addressed envelope telling us how many you'd like up to 4. And the address you need is Christmas celebration 2016 b.b.c. Somerset Park Street. A 14 d. a Ticket on a 1st come 1st serve basis you can't wait to see there more performances like this . Producer will be will be giving a reading in German. Truly Zintan Dinah. You. Know so if you think we've still got tickets left at that address again Christmas celebration 2016 b.b.c. Somerset Park Street Taunton t. a $14.00 d. L. You can have up to 4 tickets per application and it's all done on a 1st come 1st serve basis 26 minutes to 12 hour let's talk hedgehogs because it's been really really cold over the past few nights and that is making it difficult for some of the counties hedgehogs most of them are getting ready to hibernate but some of the smaller ones haven't been able to put on another fat to make it through the winter prickles hedgehog rescue has taken in around 170 juvenile hedgehogs and it says The phone has been ringing off the hook with people who want to bring more hedgehogs to them round Pearce has been telling me more about it we've gone into a cold spell and what we're finding is the head jokes having assessing the 2nd litter later on in a long term you had some really nice weather in Alton which state nice sunny attempts have been quite mild so they carried on producing. Basically then what happens is none weans them commanding those cans off to do our own thing goes up to hibernate once temperatures drop for the little ones are left to forage for themselves once the temperature drops as well seafood natural food seems to is quite rare and scarce in the gardens so as well as the temperatures plummeting they also then get an issue of not having enough food to support them sounds so there's some very good parenting to me to have the baby with them and then take a lot if not leave but I guess they're looking after themselves now aren't they making something come back another here and do the same again I guess so yes so we end up with all the babies here so what we've got here referring to now is babies but they're actually some juveniles so that the ones at the back she probably. Were born a couple of weeks or perhaps a month or so ago they've been coping for a little while but now they need the extra support now the temperatures have dropped so how many have you got here because there are blue and pink boxes that boys and girls boys and blues the next For go like that was the plan but generally when they come in they get to create this fray and clean. We have 170 in the moment so we really awful. Be trying to separate normally in a separate cage we have some at the moment unfortunately West tipping is coming together the same sex the same sex and the same weight and the same medical needs they can actually go in together but where possible they do their own separate crates Now last night. We had some people say it's minus 8 in parts or some such as a really cold night. Fairly holiday out of thought looking at the meter they suffer with temperatures like that they do mean hypothermia is a big big killer for them obviously a lot of them that come in they will actually come in and be requiring to go on a heat pad all hoaxed come in under 200 grams automatically when he had any way we can assess their temperature by popping them overall and checking the temperature of their skin under that on the tummy which we always do. So yet the temperatures would freak if the temperature goes that they will be tracked and think it's ready for hibernation even if they haven't got enough that reserve so. Presumably diet hibernate they will get they way they won't make it they need to be at least 600 grams to survive hibernation to happen a fat Reserve to support themselves if they haven't got that they'll just perish and not wake up so we had a nice sunny day along Alton didn't remember the whole of October was pretty nice so we had that lengthy time there and now if it's cold snap I suppose it's the perfect recipe for you getting filled up with a 170 hedgehogs Yeah so we've certainly the phone has been ringing off the hook basically we were expecting it to slow down by night because it has got to say cold but each day list still getting probably 3 or 4 or 5 calls of people needing to bring hatchets into us so the little ones are still trying to cope but there is still that food but I think with the temperatures as they are that's going to slow down that will force them to go into hibernation and possibly there won't be many more admissions coming in each day a hive of activity and these are all volunteers were at work all. Row here by volunteers so we have a really really good team as I mentioned earlier go to morning team that works to lunch time one or 2 o'clock here doing the clean actually assessment and then another band of volunteers coming in the afternoon to actually do the feeding say and that's another couple hours worked and that the children family loves you you mustn't thousands of copies of the paper being used as you are doing so lots of shredding goes on so you are betting to line it shred to shredded paper just to make beds for them as well yes we're very lucky we get quite a few donations late clay say which will help when your charity round appears there from Precor hedgehog rescue in Chad where I was earlier this week to meet them and have a look at some of those hedgehogs as a video online as well head to our Facebook page all Twitter page to search b.b.c. Some say you'll find us on both of those well worth keeping an eye out for hedgehogs for those who haven't put on enough fat to survive the winter something that I don't struggle with clearly on the lead up to Christmas and Christmas itself but hedgehogs do so if you do see one prickles is there you can find all the details online should you find one which you think needs looking after they should be starting to hibernate about now now that we've had that cold snap and also thank you to Mark has been in touch Mark is from Barb which is the rescue hovercraft charity at Burnham on c. He says can you add to that the Trinity lights which we were talking about which is the answer to Taylor's teaser early on are raising money for Barb thank you very much Mark s. Will say that now the Trinity lies if you are heading along to Burnham on sci raising money for the hovercraft charity which does a lot of great work while saving lives on the coastline certainly around the time of year in the summer when we see a lot of people coming to Burnham on sea and stories of lots of rescues taking place with Barb and certainly having a big part in that so thanks very much Mark for getting in touch with Saint 21 minutes to 12 now you've got me for the next 21 minutes and then Saturday sport will take over with commentary of Bath against Saracens what else they got on stage we have a look bar to get Saracens that's 3rd place bar in the Premiership again Saracens who are currently top of the league though the European. Champions of the Premiership champions from last year's Well going to be a difficult game for Bath today a win might just sneak much closer to Saracens if they get a big win as well and it would put them within touching distance of top position that starts a quarter past 12 in the championship today will bring you coverage of Bristol City against which That's at 3 o'clock 14th place Bristol City against 15th place it's Which town and mid table battle for that one and in League 2 Yeovil town are in action against Crawley today he was park Yes well who are 13th and can go up into the playoff places with a win 16th that's the 3 o'clock off on that one as well if you're Bristol Rovers fan do not despair we've got live coverage of that game that is tomorrow at 2 o'clock the f.a. Cup Bristol Rovers against Barrow I think it's been moved to the Sunday so that both Bristol teams are playing at home at the same time something that they try to avoid for safety reasons so it's Sunday for you Bristol Rovers against barrow in the f.a. Cup 2nd round at 2 o'clock we'll bring you live coverage of that here on b.b.c. Somerset tomorrow. Latest on the roads coming up 1st of all tops. late night Thanks Charlie Yeah well we do have a couple of issues in and around the county this morning will start off in Taunton Bridgewater road both directions we still have issues there following an earlier accident where a vehicle struck a telegraph pole the utility company have closed the road whilst repairs are undertaken there is between Roman road and the 838 Bridgewater road and the tone way so the road is closed there and there is heavy traffic in the area also near Bishop's Lydiard on the b. 3 to 4 that's near Lethbridge park there is an accident there as well and delays are possible there and it's partially blocked so do bear that one in mind if you're traveling around that area no issues on the m 5 but of course do bear in mind between 2 at junctions $22.00 Burnham on sea and junctions $23.00 Bridgewater north there is a lane closed on both carriageways bringing us to beat restriction to 50 miles per hour so expect delays if you are traveling along those stretches of motorway this morning also in Yeovil Westminster St works westbound between Princes Street and Clarence street the road is closed there and it's closed in the one way system following a burst water main events that could cause some delays for you today in Wellington the town center sees its Christmas lights being switched on today most of the High Street is going to be closed off from 4 o'clock until 730 also Dunster by candlelight it is happening this evening sir could be some heavy traffic around Dunster area between 4 o'clock and 9 o'clock and lastly in Yeovil at Stadium today as. Crawley and it's kick off at 3 until the tempest 5 so expect some traffic before and after the match but apart from that no issues on the planes or the trains if you do spot something urgent then please do give us a call is 034-530-3156 extension 6. 588361 travel you can trust on b.b.c. . Africa cloudy and damp start it should be dry today the cloud will break up this afternoon with some sunny spells developing but there will be a fresh breeze as well maximum temperature of 8 Celsius 46 degrees in Fahrenheit it's going to dry out this evening with some clear spells developing with the starry skies a frost is la. Clee towards dawn the minimum temperature of minus one Celsius 30 in Fahrenheit at some more ice starting bright and dry there will be some long sunny spells through the day but it will become cloudy or from the southwest into the afternoon and evening maximum temperature is 6 Celsius 43 in Fahrenheit next week on Monday but it will become milder Prachi rain will then affect most on Tuesday Wednesday and the winds will be fresh especially over higher ground b.b.c. Somerset I can't believe she's doing this but what a way to raise money for her church Lucy taking more reaction if you had from family friends in a very poor and brilliant. Nor could you enjoy Sunday morning with. Justin thank you sir thank you and speaking to you from over think you. Can still. Get. To the quality of the music as the caller says it's the oxygen it's inspiring Sunday morning from 6 on b.b.c. Sunset. Said. free and all right now. We're talking about career changes on the show. And we've heard about a lady who used to work in helicopter operations who now is the side maker Barrington court Well this is slightly different picture cricket the summer sport a gentle pace a gentlemanly spirit and now think of rugby a sport for cold winter nights full of power and contact not much in common you might think well think again Alex Barratt Somerset's former wicket keeper has made the move to scrum half for Taunton Rugby I went to see him at a freezing cold training session this week. Well look at this pitch I reckon I bowl 1st on this one bit of a green top or Charlie it's a rough patch it's not. Oh you know you're right you know I can see the posi the side of the pitch now this is a bit of a new thing for you Alex you're used to standing behind the wickets and playing cricket he was getting involved in rugby team Why is that. I saw it as a challenge and at the end of my time at Somerset I wasn't getting much game time and something of force had to do and I love her be certain you know contacted Nick Mason he's playing for the Titans and then just come along and he said yes I put down and you know being back of center enjoying the base a bit different I'm looking from the outset you know cricket got that reputation of being quite a slow pace I know you're you know you're behind the work in the balls coming out you're an 8090 miles an hour but it's got that slow pace there is rugby is so it's contact sport it's moving across the pitch really quickly How's it does it feel very different Yeah it is very different you know the environment is different. In terms of the coaches and things it's of says it's not sort of a full time full time role here. But it is different but the coaches really get done here fairly and really enjoyed it. And I like this of culture and rugby and you know it gets a bit precious like the uni stuff and things but in terms of playing and then getting involved is fantastic you know I've really enjoyed just get stuck in it's very much just grab someone to eat got to do kind of kind of thing where's something I'm not not quite you see but you know it's all good and it's all developing and and learning new things and and just love rugby so again I'm playing a square for other skills you've been able to take from keeping wicket and and batting to being a rugby pitch or is it just totally completely different Yeah and skill sets is pretty different I thought I did like in the scrum half past 1 last try. Which I think then. Simulator 7 similar to that I found but you know it is completely different and that's sort of why I've enjoyed it so much but it's also I've had 7 years out of it. From school where I've been. You know just it's just a new challenge that I think I needed and also to keep me so positive and as well is of the coming to coming to the end some says is a disappointing and and hard thing to deal with. And turns and give me a chance to have a new focus have that mindset. Again when I sassed training twice a week to 40 which I do. It just it just gives you a different mindset and it's been really good it's 0 degrees Celcius as I left the car this this just isn't cricket Alex this is you know who's going to be out there in the sunshine and here we are it's for you can barely see the other side of the pitch this is it just feels like the the total opposite does that do you see this is something you do you feel you can crack into the 1st teams in a playing the 2nd is a lot yeah definitely I think it's been a bit of a waste of time to be honest if I if I didn't think. I want to play for the 1st team and and that's beneficial for myself but for Taunton I've become as well my time is going to be coming to an end before I go to Cape Town and I'm sure cricket again but it's been really good and I definitely think I can I think get into that enter side which is what I want to do. You know when I come back from Cape Town of public come and train Apollo and play his cricket season becoming a and then we'll see what happens and I was going to ask you your cricket future you mentioned they heading to South Africa you're going to Cape Town to do the Gary Kirsten Academy. 2 months out there just solid training a few matches but I think it's something that my cricket needs and will benefit from it's more specific training rather than just going away and playing club cricket overseas and getting some sun that's going to have a real purpose to. Cricket sessions then a gym session and working with game self so yeah really. And I think it is going out in a few other guys and I said you could see yourself as a cricketer rather than a rugby player and they're not a hybrid in our society. Now you know for the moment yeah I've put cricket on hold and that again that's something that I've never done but I think it's again something I needed to just take complete break from it in our don't think I've ever gone so long without having a cricket ball. In December now and I haven't had one since. September so you know that's again different folk and it's it's it's not like I'm just giving up it's just changing that mindset into. Reality really you're going to have setbacks and you've got to find find ways around that you've got to find a way to love what you do again and I think getting released it does give you that . Doubt but it also gives you that. That discovery of what you want to do in you know one of the 1st Us or so on to deliver 1st class hundreds that won't be for some set now but I hope it will be for someone else but you know the meantime and. You know that's why I'm here I don't want to be seen as as a quick to in a I have an unfair fun playing well to be one of the best I can it's good oh. Well you. Might. Want to head coach of the Titans so you of taking on a new recruit since September Alex Barratt for wicketkeepers How's the maids do you think looking at how its progression is going. You know who's getting ready to remarry want to come along with the training to also invite him along to the club you know you can tell he's a very talented sportsman he also played rugby for a little while but saying that he's very coachable he's picking things up really really quickly you'll see him really good shape very fit. And you know he saw fit in really really well how easy is it to go from a sport with a slower pace like cricket to something which is. Fast and Furious like robbery a much shorter slower pace if you look at a ball coming at you at 90 miles an hour that's not going to keep or your view oh yeah yes or a different field or that's right but he's you know I think it's slightly different from his point of view a skill set is very good is handling is very good his awareness of space is good you know he's a talented sportsman from our point of view you know we've got him involved in training he's looking sharp in training it's just a case of getting to games he's playing for a Warriors at the moment the words are strong side and he's given an opportunity just to sort of get out on the field and start to sort of play the 2nd team is that our 2nd team Yes you know any tight as I have on a Saturday play for the war is a lot stronger than they used to be which is working really well and it's given these guys an opportunity just sort of cut their teeth a little bit and he's got a little bit because he plays 9 he's in the thick of it all the time and I think having not played rugby for a while just takes a little bit of time just a case of back up to speed but from a train point of view looking resharpen you know he's fit in really well he's really nice Larry but I say he's very coachable he's pledged to work with Coach Well he's been part of a professional sports team for for quite a few years in age like to think about it yeah you know of course you can you can tell by his manner you know the way he listens the way he gets things done you know after 10 twice but unlike some of the other ones you know you know he's very receptive turned to feedback you know he's very very talented and you said he's been in that professional environment it's a very easy in great shape physically very fit as well you know that bodes well for him going forward as he got a chance going into the 1st team do you think you know definitely you know he's come back he's of he not been involved with rugby for for a long while with his with his 1000000000.