Moving one on the time of bridge and those around a 10 minute wait 3 ferries running between Told point and I'm Paul level if you see a travel story that we're not talking about you can call b.b.c. Radio on the free number 080810139. B.b.c. Radio call. Martin Bailey Hello there good evening and welcome nice to be in the company once again through until 7 o'clock tonight as we journey through the local national and international news all of the day what sorts of things will take a look at that World Full story that you heard about in the news and the 1st of the trees the been planted as promised by Caldwell can song Tony Bunsen Your He speaks about politics and brings up to date with what's happening at Westminster and an interesting guest who coming your way as well so it promises to be quite entertaining between now and 10 this time 10 now and 7 seething hope you'll stick around for. The full ones to make it matter. For once in your head hippie. Why don't you hand over. To sing. Live with. Robyn Williams Of course in time for a change that's a nice Christmas one from him 10 minutes past 5 is the time Good evening to you M.P.'s have returned to the House of Commons following last week's general election victory for the conservatives Boris Johnson told a new group of M.P.'s the government's priority is going to be to get brakes it done and Jeremy called and paid tribute to those Labor M.P.'s who lost their seats I asked our political reporter Tony Bronson Yuri what exactly did Boris have to say well. This morning 1st cabinet since the election victory as you could imagine full of energy full of optimism you ain't seen nothing yet was the message his cabinet ministers suggesting that the government needs to keep the pace up that it needs to deliver and deliver quickly especially for those Northern a middle and voters who voted Conservative many of them for the 1st time and then this afternoon you know if the day couldn't get any better for him and he was he saw all of those new m.p. Extraordinary sight the House of Commons this afternoon all those new M.P.'s all those new faces most of them you Tory M.P.'s and the election of the new speaker all the pomp and ceremony that goes without of course we knew what the result was going to be but Lindsay Hoyle but then there were so few words from the leaders of the parties and inevitably even though it was all supposed to be about the speaker there are some politics creeps in here is what Boris Johnson had to say it would be I'm going to guess what his parliament is going to do once we put withdraw and remember that we're going to get a break through. It I think even you even your parents Mr Speaker would have been able to strike that one by now as you can enjoy every My Loving isn't a handsome season is of course the man sees me here yes you can hear it now as good a day he was having last minute of a difficult day for Jeremy Corben. A very difficult day of your he called and he thought you might be in that seat making a similar sort of celebrates resp a journey instead it was you know he was cheered as he would walk to Jeremy Corbett of Fort Lee was cheered by Tory M.P.'s not most of her deeply he gets a few words he's a flavor of what the Labor leader hats are like to offer my congratulations to the prime minister on winning the election and being returned to office and I want to pay tribute to those members from my party particularly who sadly lost their seats near lection and the ones of him who were left to 203 all day are going to meet with Jeremy called in 1st meeting of the parliamentary Labor Party this evening around 6 o'clock and it's you would imagine going to be explosive a very very fiery need to and they all want answers as to what happened and of course the battle now over who replaces Jeremy Corbyn is it one of these natural areas the likes of Rebecca long Bailey perhaps with Angela Raina beside him this is someone more towards the middle someone like Kerry Starmer you fill out this fall is for the very far right of the future of the Labor Party but one thing I didn't notice watching on television was how much space the members of the opposition had to sit on their benches whereas on the government benches there simply wasn't enough space for all the M.P.'s. Yeah it was absolutely packed on a government budget I mean it is the case anyway that there aren't enough seats for the number of them and it's designed like that so if it was crowded and it feels like it's got lots of lots of energy but yeah 365 Tory M.P.'s all trying to find a place to sit it isn't going to happen you know what's also true in is just how many new faces we are popped into the vote office a little earlier in Port Collins House over the road from the commons where they've published a new book of un peace directory of new members and all these faces 108 Tories 140 odd over all the Commons is looking so different to the commons we saw just before the election was called So Tony what happens next then. Well there over the next couple of days it's swearing in more ceremony more pomp this is quite important though for those u.n. But well for all employees because they can't talk about anything other than the election until they're sworn in and they can't get paid either so that we can to get that over with and their thirty's the Queen's Speech So an indication another indication of what the government has prepared for us and then the really big day this week I think is going to be Friday when we get the 2nd reading of the withdrawal agreement bill that bill which enables Bret's it to happen and what's interesting is not the result of it now because we know that's always going to win because it's got such a big majority but what's in the bill including we learned today a legal guarantee that the transition period won't be extended beyond the end of next year plus Also we learned that some other guarantees a worker's rights they were meant to assuage some Labor M.P.'s they're going to be taken out so the direction I think of Brecht still uncertain or some thinks that this might mean that we are possibly on course for a harder bricks in that we might have thought Tony Bronson you were speaking to me just a little bit earlier but in the time on b.b.c. Radio Comal to a quarter past 5. B.b.c. Radio call more getting you home with news travel and weather every 15 minutes more than half a 1000000 Hotpoint and indecision washing machines sold in the u.k. Are being recalled because of concerns that they could burst into flames in the 1st of 10000000 trees to be planted to create a forest for coal more have been put into the ground at Saltash on the travel front in Bodmin the slow traffic on the a 389 Dennison road in both directions between turf street and barrack and road that's because a road works in the area and in found most Union road is partially blocked because of an accident and to Tresco by a road so please do be aware and do take cash Cornwall's whether. The man with the detail David Brame David good evening to you. Hello Martin Good evening we've got some fairly unpleasant weather heading our way by the end of tomorrow a new area of low pressure up wind and rain both of those have warnings from the Met Office a potential gust of wind by the end of the afternoon tomorrow across Comal will be close to 6065 miles an hour as well as some quite heavy rain as much as 30 maybe 35 millimeters of rain into the evening and overnight and into Thursday now before that happens the reason relatively quiet weather around there are some showers just offshore from Yuki and Butte some of those may just drift into the north Comal coast over the next couple of hours wintry some of those as well but I think by midnight most of those who've gone and will end up with at least the 1st half of the night being dry and clear and cold temperatures down to just 2 or 3 degrees above freezing even the risk of a Touch of Frost then later tonight and into the early hours of the morning the wind picks up it's a southeasterly and more clouds will come in to give a few showers by dawn tomorrow morning across the west of the county but it's the winds that feature 1st there are south easterly wind that will be strong increasing to gale force by lunchtime and then slowly and gradually through the afternoon the wet weather will set in and by the end of the day it is 3 really windy and thoroughly wet to contend with times of high water Penzance 854-2128 the coastal waters forecast started with tonight the winds are mainly coming in from the south or southeast tonight but no more than a force 3 or 4 but gradually increasing by the end of the night to a 6 to 7 in the Far West with isolated showers at 1st mainly good visibility and the sea state is slight increasing moderate to rough tomorrow the winds are from the southeast a 6 increasing 7 to gale force 8 potentially severe go Force 9 for a time around the hours of silly along the south coast of West Como the weather showers then. Rain visibility good falling to moderate them poor in that rain and the sea state is rough increasing very rough by the time we get to the end of the day possibly even high around the Isles of Scilly So that's tomorrow's forecast as we go into the rest of this week it is mild Arad coming our way for instance back back into the afternoon temperatures tomorrow will be 11 or 1213 possible on Thursday as we go into the weekend it stays very much on settled often windy but a general milder feel to the air and that will probably continue into Christmas week Martin David thank you very much said David White Christmas. Hi this is David why join me on Christmas Day for some festive fun I'll be talking to Russell Watson and Peter all dry Plus we've got all the best Christmas music and your Christmas dedications. That's a white Christmas Christmas day from 11 Christmas in Cornwall b.b.c. Radio Cornwall. Ok And I've got clue number one for tonight guess who you're looking for a British children's television series which originally ran in the sixty's on b.b.c. One looking for a British tell your children's television series ran in the sixty's b.b.c. One can you think of 181 triple 3 is the tech service number it takes from the word called a British children's t.v. Series originally ran in the sixty's on b.b.c. One such a 1st close. Kelly a half minutes after 5 o'clock with Martin Bailey's through until 7 tonight and we continue with the tales of the day now you must have heard about the ambitious tree planting project that started courtesy of Komo Council insult ash today it's hoping to contribute to tackling climate change the action project is called the forest for Como it's going to involve planting trees and about 2 percent of coal molds land that's about 20000 acres in all today just over 100 trees went into the ground in salt ash Tony Buckland has been watching today's planting a meting can community open space for the start of something big with a battalion of hi viz clad tree planting Edwina Hannaford is a count the call and you are this project that in my role as climate change portfolio holder we are leading the way in Cornwall to create a forest for Cornwall and this is the launch it's the 1st of 32 square miles of forest we hope to plant a cross called but it's not just one big forest it's a patchwork of trees and gardens parks and farmland and it's being planted by the whole community old and young who are excited about the benefits people who are local school helped to plant the trees and know all about the positive impacts trees can make. They reduces carbon dioxide and if you will recovering from an accident I thought that when you have a tree outside on so it can help you recover quicker will probably be a lot nicer place some fresh air and lots of wild animals will be at the levels trees so every see a tree get planted and it's Ok to be in a spot 3040500 years for it to get that old a venerable it needs looking after and it Hughton needs watering it needs weeds pulling out from around the side and never to have a stream of come too close so who's going to be looking after the only tree well Council will care for the trees on their land but elsewhere they'll be relying on lots of volunteers across the county Ross Kennelly from the wooden trust says this project is all about forging partnerships we'll be looking for more volunteers to get involved people wanting to take part in planting projects in their local parks or any other land we can find and hopefully wanted to nurture look after those trees for years to come so yeah the involvement local people is really important and it's great here you know to see the kids the local community involved in this planting scheme and judging by today's crowd of spade wielding volunteers they're already well now way Edwina Hannaford again are you pleased with the turnout to the oh I delighted it's wonderful understand on forests as well it's great to see all generations working working together I'm really excited about the forests the Comal So for this project to thrive it's vital that hundreds more people get involved so whether you have the land the cash or the time forced to call more hopes you'll help make the dutchie and even green a place to be indeed for a start yeah bit of a forest right across Como here there and just about everywhere Toby Buckland reporting there for b.b.c. Radio call you can see more of that tonight at 630 on b.b.c. One of course on spot light hang around for that so top of the news was the story about this half 1000000 washing machines and you. The homes that are to be recalled as the manufacturer whirlpool faces a fresh saga over dangerous appliances not the machines branded as Hotpoint or in the Sit was sold for more than 5 years but their door locking mechanism can overheat creating the risk of fire with 79 fires already thought to have been caused by the fault owners face the prospect of doing without hot washes over Christmas and for months beyond until products are fixed or replaced Whirlpool was already reeling after problems with fire prone tumble dryer will gum puts reports with the door locking mechanism of 519000 washers which were built between 20142018 but they might have been sold after that so even if you bought one recently you might be affected and what happens is that if a large amount of electrical current comes into the machine because it's it's used for heating the water with the heating element that can also affect the electronic door mechanism and it can overheat and there's a risk of fire so this is a major worry for people in the run up to Christmas when you really need to be able to use your washing machine and you might have to wait until 4 months potentially before they come and sorted out their offering to either replace it with a machine isn't defective or to repair it but they're only going to start offering that from January now let's hear from what whirlpool because we asked them to explain the danger of fires we are aware of 79 incidents that have taken place in which there has been minimal property damage in no serious injuries but that's not good enough for us and that's one of the reasons that I'm here today in that we are announcing a 4 product recall with a white for like replacement or repair because we need to make sure that our customers are safe so what you do well they say contact whirlpool immediately it's not branded whirlpool it's branded hot point or intercept the problem dryers the. Model number and the serial number which are inside the door and on the back of the machine. About them and they'll say whether you have one of the affected machines and you'll have to choose. A replacement and then sit back and wait for them to come and do that but it needs to be done it's annoying but this is product safety. In the time to 28 minutes after 5 o'clock this of course is Fleetwood mac. Radio call me would. Come as news at 530 and Mel Osborne the man a known as the black cabaret pest John Worboys has been sentenced to life imprisonment after admitting further offenses were boys he's changed his name surname to John Radford drugs for women with the intention of sexually assaulting them more than a half a 1000000 hot points and in this it washing machines sold in the u.k. Being recalled because of concerns they could burst into flames the manufacturer a whirlpool said some of the appliances sold since late 2014 have door locking systems that can overheat a whirlpool spokesman revealed 79 fires had been caused by faulty machines resulting in some property damage and no serious injuries the Met Office has a sheet to severe weather warnings for Comal for tomorrow the 1st which affects the whole county is for potentially damaging strong winds comes into force as 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from 4 pm Its want to band of heavy rain could cause flooding in parts of central and east in Cornwall an inquest into the death of a man on border patrol in Newton harbor has been opened and a judge and 20 year old Qana mostly from Penzance died while working on the trawler last month an investigation is ongoing Kamel Council's flagship project for tackling climate change a forest for Comal has got underway today is the 1st of potentially 2. $1000000.00 trees were planted insult Tosh eventually thousands of hectares of land will be covered the ideas part of the Council's action plan which was launched after it declared a climate emergency earlier this year and the television presenter Caroline Flack has announced she will step down as the host of this year's Love Island after recently being charged with assault those in the mix to replace her include the radio one presenter John Mayer the actor Emily Atack and the show's current Narrator The comedian in Stirling. Look at that weather forecast now showers will clear quickly to leave in the only clear draw and chilly night with temperatures down as low as one degree Celsius $34.00 Fahrenheit tomorrow after a bright start cloud will build quickly as heavy rain spreads in from the West for the afternoon and southeast winds will increase to gale force a top temperature tomorrow of 11 Celsius 52 degrees Fahrenheit the next high tide on Maris will be at half past 8 into a point at 26 minutes to 10. Maybe a. Pep Guardiola says he was unaware that Mikel Arteta was in discussions with Arsenal about their managerial vacancy but the man city manager has confirmed that our Tatar a member of Coriolis coaching set up at city will travel to Oxford with the squad for tomorrow's League Cup quarter final you're going to club has confirmed Liverpool will be without Georgine your win now and them for tomorrow's Club World Cup semifinal against Monterrey The midfielder has travelled to Doha despite picking up a muscle injury against what Fred on Saturday. Former Great Britain cyclist Jess vanish says she wants to give athletes an opportunity to hold employees of governing bodies to account she was responding after being granted a full appeal in her landmark employment case against British Cycling vanish had previously failed to prove she was an employee of British Cycling in u.k. Sport meaning she was unable to sue both bodies for wrongful dismissal dismissal and sexual discrimination. And the former rugby assistant coach Rob Howley has apologised for breaching betting rules which led him to being banned for 18 months how he says he struggled to battle his demons in the wake of his sister's tragic death. The radio Cornwall travel. Quite a few things to tell you about let's start in Plymouth where on the earth a 38 Parkway one lane is blocked by a multiple vehicle accident called down that's between Marsh mills and the manager and roundabout so if you're heading back to Cold War the saving your might get stuck in that queueing traffic there on the a 38 Plymouth side hail we have reports of slow traffic due to an accident on the a 30 westbound So the Logan small round about securing traffic there Bodmin the slow traffic on the a 389 Dennison road that stupid road works found with Union road is partially blocked by an accident risk pays road and carbon spray on the a 3 o 7 for long so here you can expect delays due to the temperature having lies for water mains work no problems reported at the airport so the trains are running to time and to all the right places traffic is moving well on the tamer bridge and there's around a 10 minute wait with 3 ferries running between Talk point in Devonport if you see a travel story that we're not talking about please call b.b.c. Radio call more on the free travel on our way to 812829 all leather thank you very much pull back in half an hour b.b.c. Radio. And the 4100 index of the close was up 6.23 points it finished at 75 to 5.28 The Footsie up just over 6 points to 7525 point $28.00 The pound sterling on the overnight tourist rate markets and this is the worst rate you will get a slipped slightly against the euro it's down to a Euro and 14 for each pound sterling against the American dollar it's a $1.27 for each pound sterling and if you're heading towards Japan you get $138.00 yen for each of your pound Sterling's. The island of lez boss has become home to thousands of people who are fleeing the war in Syria from 2015 it's just off the Turkish coast and if you ever wondered since then what happened to them the answer is they're all still there with more arrivals in recent months conditions in one camp called Moira are so desperate the children who are cold and hungry are also in some cases harming themselves and saying they don't want to live the B.B.C.'s correspondent julep Mazumdar has been there you might find her report distressing. But if I would have said that I have heard of the women and children's clinic run by the medical charity m.s.f. Has just opened for the day and already a medical emergency is unfolding. A 17 year old Afghan boy has been brought in by his friend that I love with. He slashed himself across the chest and arms overnight child psychologist Angela more directly is caring for him the boys of course in a very bad day given that he's been. Good enough proud how is he now well he's not well he doesn't want to be talked about wanting. To do this again. But in the last 3 months alone Angela has dealt with 20 cases of self harm and 2 suicide attempts she says Children as young as 2 are hurting themselves out of frustration and fear for many a child one experience something traumatic as to have the time and space to recover does not allow the children to recall the. Child in the press corps age you can see children banging their head against a wall pulling their heads off and. 12 and 17 children. Pop themselves. Strongly start to talk about the desire of dying. The vast majority of people coming to Lesbos a fleeing war torn country such as Afghanistan Syria and Iraq they arrive at the main government run parts of Moria camp which the b.b.c. Was refused access to most and pitching tents in the neighboring olive grove Instead thousands and up stuck here for months awaiting news on their asylum claims it's raining and it's cold so most of the families are just staying inside China stay warm. The ground is extremely muddy and slippery there are thousands and thousands of tents as far as the eye can see. And children just walking past me now one boy he's about 67 is just wearing some flimsy sandals his feet a wet covered in mud. This is no place for a child and yet there is 7000 living here more than a 1000 of them are traveling alone. In a large tents being used as a makeshift community center children are learning English. My name is yes here we meet 5 year olds line up but she doesn't speak. Well for them on the floor her father sold tells me that Zainab has autism and epilepsy they arrived from Afghanistan a few days ago. But on the way he describes how they almost died when they were flying into the sea while crossing from Turkey the bag with the money and say nabs medication was last heard we were moved suddenly Simone with the children were just screaming they had so much fear. He said the one of the. Yes So the new partition used up my business was I not screams she does not sleep she hardly eat because for the 4 hours I almost missed the wall the Greek government's recently announced plans to move 20000 people off Les Pauls and neighboring islands by early next year but movement on that so far has been slow and more refugees and migrants are arriving here all the time. I was back at the tented shack being used as a community center children a given space to just be children he said Korea facade himself a refugee runs the center called White eve of hope they learn something they've become very busy here and they came here for 2 or 3 hours and they play coloring growing and in it it has brought lots of in fact and also happiness for them. As the young girls. In a neighboring tents away from the rain there's another precious place of solace. 2 children a sas on the floor lending to play the guitar. Music and brief moments of calm in the midst of chaos but only a few who knows shot the film hold in Schama and of course Shelter Box are involved in no small way in looking after people who are fleeing that conflict that happened in Syria still to this day chewed up. Reporting there from b.b.c. Radio. Kids love. Love. Slow to. Love Somebody. Who can. Choose. A strong suit. The skin. Color. Every 15 minutes and a quarter to 6 Here are the headlines more than half a 1000000 points and in the sit washing machine sold in the u.k. Are being recalled because of concerns that they could burst into flames and the Met Office has issued 2 severe weather warnings for cold one is for gales the other for heavy rain both come into force this afternoon in the evening. Take a look the travel for you inhale on the 830 this queuing traffic westbound approaching the logons more roundabout that's because of an accident and if you're returning from Devon the sea there's very slow traffic. After a multi vehicle collision between March. Mills and the manager in a roundabout take care in the area weather wise tonight showers clearing quickly to leave a mainly clear dry chilly night with south easterly wind freshening during the early hours and temperatures going down to one degree Celsius 34 found hard tomorrow mid-week Wednesday bright start the day but cloud will build quickly as heavy rain spreads in from the West for the afternoon south east winds increase to gale force throughout the day with temperatures getting up to 11 Celsius that's 52 found night . And so to the shipping forecast issued by the Met Office on behalf of the m.c.a. At $1725.00 today there are warnings of gales in amongst other areas Portland Plymouth Biscay Fitzroy Sol Lund the Fastnet Irish Sea There are warnings of gales in amongst other areas Portland Plymouth Biscay Fitzroy Sol Lund the Fastnet Irish Sea and the area forecast for the next 24 hours Portland Plymouth Biscay the wind Southwest backing southeast 4 to 6 increasing 7 or 8 perhaps severe gale 9 later in Plymouth the weather rain later and the visibility good becoming moderate or poor Fitzroy Seoul South 6 to Gale 8 perhaps severe gale 9 later rain moderate or poor Lundy Fastnet Southwest backing south or southeast 3 to 5 increasing 7 to severe gale 9 perhaps storm 10 later in Fastnet rain later good becoming moderate or poor Irish Sea Southwest 3 to 5 backing Southeast 5 to 7 occasionally Gale 8 later showers rain later good becoming moderate or poor This Christmas on b.b.c. Radio call it then sky and here we go 6 pm this evening Christine will service it may church go along join in the fun make your very own Christine go 730 this evening Boardman town football club special prize Christmas being Everything's got a Christmas flavor has in it club has primary park Bodmin raffle Star Flyer snowball refreshments bar facilities all available throughout the evening new members are welcome That's a bottom in town football club a special prize Christmas bingo 730 this evening the same time Christmas Tree Festival concert with any male voice choir and friends it's on in Bodmin act across the road at St Patrick's parish church tickets are 7 pounds under 16 get in for free it's in aid of sympatric church and $730.00 tonight knee high theatre present a Christmas Carol at this an art center. And olds 10 pounds concessions 750 children just 5 pounds and finally 730 to 930 tonight safe haven called Christmas one and all support groups for adults across the whole of the gender diversity spectrum for teens on the same spectrum and their families and friends this meetings held very close to Campbell for more information go to their website at safe haven dot org dot u.k. Or you can phone this number 007763 double 001-3542 tell cool one about your then e-mail radiate dot Coolmore at b.d.c. Delta k. Dot finders on social media. Ok just to be in what you got for us. Me. Me. a conversation about sports after about 5 seconds everybody knows I have no clue what I'm talking about and yet there are people out there who are passionate about the games of sports they are fans hearing Comal and further afield and we want to know what drives their passion for their favorite teams so we went to meet Jane or Janet I should say Stanway Janet travels it really for this from Birmingham to watch Cornish Pirates home games in Penzance she tends half of the home matches each season making the 540 mile round trip every time but why does she do it as a call I love red clay and sides so you can find things it's just perfect. So what got you into the chorus Paris in particular I don't like rugby but more thought of going through international level never had to take and we would stands out in Cornwall and. I remember. Sitting in a pack. On the atmosphere the Pirates fans were such good fun. And it was just a brilliant and since then I've always been a Pirates fan and looked every minute of it so so you hear them a later day for the. Year depends on Source them we try. Some months so we don't come to. Them and then you say you don't hear. Brilliance even during all the years yes. We go to. Play but we also go. We go. We also go to. We've. Sort of. Every year to follow the course. It's going to put a price on it. And it's not expensive to come. For the quality of. Say so what works and how did you manage to want to do that every week working. Because of the pirates. Which meant that we were able to come and on a Friday and then we. Drive. The guy from pain in silence write that spamming I mean time for comments i morning dedication for it was really wild I'm sure the porous appreciate your support and has been your favorite player of the past few years on the big 5 replay was Alex chasing a writer and I thought he was fantastic he was. Totally committed 100 percent I noticed him with his flowing hair he explained actually beating the charity auction for a share got huge. But he was always a big 5. Always paying attention I'm right here he said he's fabulous Yeah and now we've got a tie Ok we took last fall because. And we got tonight try quite well so we always look at. Cornish Pirates super supporter Janet Stanway speaking to b.b.c. Radio Commons John Martin just just proving she knows more about the game than I do she knows more about the players talk about feeling embarrassed this is a another version of a spaceman came travelling by John Givens and Nene in those but. On a ship from. Just. This. To . Me in the sky exist. program that means of course we've got news coming up and they're after we've got 4 more clues for tonight's guess who in case you haven't heard the 1st clue already you're looking for a British children's television series which originally ran in the sixty's on b.b.c. 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Commons news at 6 on the last ball on one of Britain's most dangerous rapists John Worboys has been given a life sentence after 4 more women came forward to say they'd been attacked by him he'll serve at least 6 years will boys he's become known as The Black Cab rapist is already serving a lengthy sentence for drugging and raping female passengers there was an outcry last year when the parole board said he could be safely released our Home Affairs Correspondent Sara Coker was in court a judge said you are continuing risk you are currently dangerous I do not know when you will ever cease to be arrest you only admitted further offenses when confronted with evidence of a 62 year old who was in the dock wearing glasses and a plain shirt and as the sentence was read out he gave no reaction well pool is recalling more than 500000 Hotpoint And in this it washing machines amid fears there a fire hazard the machines were all sold in the u.k. After late 2014 The company says customers who continue using them should only use cold water cycles but Martin Allen from the charity electrical safety 1st disagrees their advice they've evolved just weigh that up against the level of risk and so on are all advice would be it is better to not use the machine and you know what with family friends and use local services and the local launderette people in coma are being urged to prepare for severe weather conditions tomorrow the mess office has issued 2 yellow weather warnings for the county as Hanna Stacey Reports says weather warning is for strong winds and comes into force from 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon the Met Office says the southeast Iliza likely to. Call some disruption jury on Wednesday afternoon and overnight with gusts reaching 60 to 70 miles an hour in exposed coastal areas and the high ground the 2nd yellow weather warning is for heavy rain from 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon affecting parts of eastern and central Cornwall forecast to say around $20.00 to $30.00 millimeters of rain could fall within a 6 to 9 hour period it's likely to cause some problems for travel as well as flooding in a few places an inquest into the death of a man on board a truly a 1000000 Harbor has been opened and adjourned 20 year old Qana mostly from Penzance dawn while working on the trawler last month investigations ongoing.