Scene radio Suffolk. It s 6 o clock Sunday the 8th of October 2017 this is b.b.c. Radio Suffolk is Joe right here with the Sunday morning breakfast program B.B.C. s coverage of the Japanese grand prey continues over on our sister station b.b.c. 5 live coming up on the program this morning a push to make churches in Suffolk more aware of mental health issues and suffix Elizabeth Garrett Anderson is celebrated 100 years since her death but let s start with a summary of the small things news read by Steve good morning more than 3 and a half tons of cocaine has been seized from a boat in the mid Atlantic the action came from Spanish authorities who were given information from the National Crime Agency in the u.k. 7 men have been arrested 12 years after the project began in Suffolk a center for women recovering from addictions will open for referrals next week have been many setbacks fault Aletha coom which is based on a switch the center has been founded by a Christian group stricter rule
The radio Suffolk. Thank. Our 10 o clock with the latest news Kelly good morning a chief superintendent has told b.b.c. Radio so folk disabled vulnerable people in the county being targeted by drug dealers looking to take over their homes what s called cooing is becoming more of an issue in eps which according to the police and the charity I seen a Simon call busy social worker with a good cause if you ve got children and you re a drug user your risk of losing a children anyway which is turned off social services have a job to do and if you call out of control think of the doctor children but no one wants to be thought of as being a bad parent and I do wake up in the morning thinking I m going to be a better parent today roadworks planned for Melton the Woodbridge which will close a major road off the a 1237 all months have been branded a disaster local people say the diversion avoiding Woods Lane will be lengthy and it ll be devastating for the businesses more than $13000.00 people h
The time is 1 o clock the latest news to Suffolk is with Kelly McCormack Good afternoon Orion as chief executive has admitted a significant management failure over holiday rotors at the airline forced it to cancel 2000 flights in the coming weeks speaking at the company s annual general meeting in Dublin Michael O Leary said pilots would have to postpone some of their leave to tackle the problem others will be offered a pay rise on top of the cash bonus here s our business correspondent Theo Leggett shortage of available pilots has already forced Ryanair to cancel around 50 flights a day until the end of October Michael O Leary told shareholders that the crisis that cost the airline 22000000 pounds he said it was planning to make some of its pilots defer part of their annual leave until January in order to deal with the situation and he said it didn t need their consent to do so Ryanair has also offered a cash bonus of up 212000 pounds to pilots who agree to work extra hours however p
Scene radio some say. Hello Very good morning to you at 6 o clock on Friday September the 15th I m new deal welcome to b.b.c. Radio Suffolk on the show today North Korea fires another ballistic missile over Japan and the previous tests the 2nd in 3 weeks. Well let s get more on that and the other news you re waking up to this Friday morning his Steve Yes thank you load that is our main story this morning that North Korea has fired a missile over the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido a warning was issued to people in the country to take cover as the missile passed over Japanese territory the test comes just 3 days after the u.n. Security Council adopted further sanctions against North Korea from Tokyo Rupert Winfield Hayes the difference between this and last month s missile appears to be how high it flew and how far it flew so it looks like it flew to an altitude of about 770 kilometers and a total length of its flight around 3700 kilometers so that is considerably further than the
And as ever if you like to join in today we d love 801-473-2121 extension 21 is the number to call right now is 7 o clock let s get going with the latest news this morning from Steve blower Thank you Mark good morning North Korea as far a missile over the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido a warning was issued to paper in the country to take cover as the missile passed over Japanese territory the test comes just 3 days after the u.n. Security Council adopted further sanctions against North Korea from Tokyo Rupert Winfield Hayes the difference between this and last month s missile appears to be how high it flew and how far it flew so it looks like it flew to an altitude of about 770 kilometers and a total length of its flight around 3700 kilometers so that is considerably further than the missile that was fired last month but the u.s. And its allies here in Japan and South Korea have been expecting this launch the government has announced an extra $20000000.00 pounds for schools in S