Radio and. Thanks. From a week on cool chills this is the place where you can have you ll say on the issues everyone s talking about we re here every weekday morning from b.b.c. Radio Kent coming up today can you still make a good life even if you think you should fall I was. Just then on Follett s night and we ll be discussing. Forward on the program shortly or that s come Quest great music as well between now and for what kind of the script queen. Thank you. On Monday we had the number of people diagnosed with heart failure in the Southeast has gone up from 55000 to almost 80000 new cases in the last 5 years the figures from the British Heart Foundation show a rise of more than 40 percent the charity says the n.h.s. Will have to cope with more hospital admissions as a result I spoke to Philip hopes in a senior cardiac nurse at the British Heart Foundation he explains here exactly what heart failure his failure is although it s a very scary sounding word it basically means that the
We knew. Where. And. Well that s Margaret s own Tracey Emin speaking a few years ago Margate this exhibition of course is one of the biggest art exhibitions on the planet the gallery itself was meant to be a catalyst for change for Margaret the turn has generated millions for the local economy we are told in addition to that new businesses have opened this year dreamland has had its busiest year ever are you sensing change for one of Kent s biggest seaside results is Margate on the 8756 double one double one before the news producer Michael was with us with the fake news challenge 2 stories one true one feels absolutely do the Honestly Charlotte listening is a big fan of fake news a big fan she listens with her mother and Charlotte she demanded that this was put for her today so Ok I ll do this one for. News for Charlotte that s what it s for we should have done a jingle. School with her mother you said you know I got told that this was for. Simon Cowley going into the jungle possibly
Tragic consequences a terminally ill man has a urge politicians to change the law on assisted dying after losing his own attempt to overturn it at the ukase highest court 68 year old knoll conway has moten your own disease and has been fighting to be allowed to end his life on his own terms but the supreme court has refused to hair his appeal the b.b.c. s fergus walsh reports noble conway is almost completely paralyzed from the neck down and practically dependent on a ventilator de-brief he wants a doctor to be allowed to prescribe him a lethal dose of drugs which is unlawful in June the court of appeal rejected his claim that the blanket ban on assisted suicide was an unjustified interference in his human rights 3 supreme court judges said they acknowledge the issue was of transcendent public importance but decided the prospects of been winning in appeal were not sufficient to allow it to go ahead turris the may is continuing to phase widespread opposition a she tours the u.k. Trying
Lied to confess to a murder she committed 14 years ago in Sunderland has been jailed for life Newcastle Crown Court heard the Karen ton more told offices she beat a teenager to death Fiona Trott reports since 2004 Northumbria Police had been searching for Scott put child s murder the 19 year old was hit over the head with a baseball bat and at one point his own father was a suspect but it wasn t until earlier this year that 36 year old current professed to the killing she attacked but jarred after getting drunk on vodka today tunnel was sentenced to a minimum term of 17 and a half years will somebody a police are still looking for another person who may have been present at the time of the attack the bodies of hundreds of people who were killed in the earthquake and tsunami that hit Indonesia last Friday have been buried in a mass grave more than 800 people and now confirmed to have died on the island of silhouette see the president of the European Commission says the discussion in Br
Like that he ran after me and when I turned around there was no longer there I did what anyone else would do I managed to get out through an emergency exit a police inspector for Greater Manchester Police has been found guilty of murdering his wife and dumping her body in a lake in Cheshire Darren McMullen denied murdering his wife but admitted manslaughter Leanna detective constable with the same force was found strangled in point and lake in September and to Gil was at Chester Crown Court he didn t give evidence he left it to his lawyer to say to all been a terrible accident but the jury didn t buy that and convict him of murder as a family court the police paid tribute to Constable McI saying she fought tirelessly for justice for victims of sexual crimes her husband murderer will be sentenced on Tuesday a pensioner who stamped a manager at his residential care home in Kent has been jailed for more than 13 years 80 year old Fred butcher pleaded guilty to attempted murder Sheila Renf