Wee have a lot going on today. Actually, we are starting our marathon show. Uhhuh. It is 5 00 a. M. Were going to be here through 9 00 a. M. Lets see if anybody can join us for all four hours. Oh, my goodness. I dont know about all that. And the weather, too. It has just been like pea soup. We have been stuck now a pattern for the past couple of days. I still think for the next 48 hours, well be stuck in this most of us are relatively dry right now, but not all of 0 us. Bigger picture is no showing you another band of precipitation moving towards morning jog, i would grab that umbrella. Otherwise, highs today nearing that 70degree reading. Theres whole lot to talk about not only in the tropics with a strong category 5 hurricane, but were also talking about sunshine and 70s by next week. Thanks, michael. Undergoing surgery after being shot and stabbed inside a home in oh heria. Police found that the man in the kitchen with multiple gunshot wounds is a stab wound. There were three childr
A POPULAR BBC Radio 4 quiz show featuring University of Cumbria students competing against their lecturers airs next week. Three students are going head to head against a trio of academics from their specialist areas in the latest episode of The 3rd Degree, which will be broadcast to the nation on Monday 7 June. Due to the pandemic, the heat was recorded remotely in April with a virtual audience of students, academics, friends and family watching. Ella Farley, Barney Price and Lauren Toyne make up the student team. Barney is a forestry student, Ella is studying marine and freshwater conservation, and Lauren is a student of the university’s respected Institute of Education that is a leading provider of teacher training.
A GROUP of students are set to become stars of the airwaves as they get set to record an episode of BBC Radio 4’s popular quiz show ‘The 3rd Degree’. University of Cumbria students will feature on the weekly show, which pits three students against three members of staff in a general knowledge and specialist subject quiz. Members of the staff team include Dr Andrew Weatherall, a senior lecturer in forestry conservation at the university’s National School of Forestry, and experienced aquatic ecologist Dr Gill Notman, who is course director of the university’s BSc (Hons) marine and freshwater conservation and an applied science lecturer.