On Over a 3rd of children in the area are impoverished Monica Dunbar from the charity love inspire says families are having to choose whether to heat their homes or eat in a family should have to make that choice whether they're here you know on the hot water in order to cook their food or it's a podcast they're electric head and it really is not down to but you have a family any time Manchester City is promising to give a lifetime ban do anyone found guilty of racist abuse after Manchester United players said they were targeted joining their Darby yesterday a video on social media appears to show a supporter making monkey gestures climate change campaigners in Darby said they're going to carry on demonstrating all week activists from extinction rebellion say they're there to help the public make an informed choice in next week's election it's part of a week of action which coincides with the un climate conference in Madrid Edward Pickering Symes is from Darby's extinction rebellion every day we have silent statues outside the council house somebody dresses Father Time and a lady dressed like a widow but she'll have a clock all hands moved and the word now on there just to say that this is something is not polar bears in a few years this is something we have to deal with now and it's affecting us here in Darby 40 had floods just up the road and floods and we're in trouble baby born around Anthony Joshua's reclaimed his world championship belts from Andy Ruis Jr becoming only the 4th heavyweight in the sport's history to win a direct rematch is just 6 months since Josh was surprised last to Rue is in New York Joshua's promoter Eddie Hearn was full of admiration it was an absolute marched across it was a shout out why a box in the people didn't believe you know what it's all in so to put that would be saying I put the strategy together and the discipline was incredible Darby counties away day problems continued with a 5th straight away to fate. The Rams went down one nil away to Blackburn Rovers Damiani had 2 shots on target both of which came in the final few minutes it was also defeat for depleted Burton Albion side who lost 2 nil at home to Lincoln manager Nigel club doesn't think his lack of players and the toddlers in the squad was the factor it's a fact about one thing we would say well you know when you're tired you can't get the ball and you can't keep the ball after we get the ball very well today I stayed in Quinn again was head and shoulders with everybody on the pitch and we helped him with off what we didn't have with just some of the individual piece of scale just on what my defense orgasm goal Scott Fraser produced and she's not with a wonderful free kick we didn't get anything like that tonight I look at the weather a windy day with fresh to strong south westerly winds largely fine in the morning with sunny spells been in the afternoon will see some more of those scattered heavy showers pushing eastwards followed by a chilly a night tonight maximum temperature today 9 Celsius 48 degrees Fahrenheit babies the radio news on Sports 4 minutes past 8. We can breakfast with. B.b.c. Radio. On the way then in the next hour is gambling now the norm can you cast your mind back and remember the last time you placed a bet was it maybe just once yet on the Grand National or something like that is it a problem and we're going to talk more about that and also former m.p. Jonathan Aiken on the way in the next half hour telling us why he believes in 2nd chances should we read 1st week. B.b.c. Came by Else goodness that's kids in America it is a b.b.c. Radio I just want to remind you later on today to just sort of epitomize the wind often a pebble is going to be here between 4 and 6 with the best relaxing songs songs from Bryan Ferry Gregory Porter lethal Andros a many many more it is the perfect soundtrack especially feel maybe picking up a Christmas tree or something later on today ice chests to chill out now the man who died at the hands of a terrorist last week a London Bridge believed in 2nd chances Jack merits father has warned politicians not to use his son's death to promote longer jail terms but what does the idea of giving a 2nd chance to those who've committed a crime come from what is that religion say about 2nd chances and redemption for those who commit even the most terrible crimes. Believes in 2nd chances the former politician with jailed for perjury and is now ordained and is a prison chaplain Good morning Jonathan Yes. Jonathan can you just tell us Do you ever consider this idea of 2nd chances before you went to prison. Jonathan can hear me this is Paul Paul blush. At the moment it is now 10 minutes past 8 it is b.b.c. Radio. Spill. A very good morning to you it is the weekend breakfast we can bring you Jonathan Aiken just before 9 o'clock this morning before that day the front pages of the pipe as this morning as you can imagine with 4 days to go until we go to the polls a full with election news now the front page of The observe it today an 11th hour appeal for votes says to vote tactically in days general election leads the observer the paper reports calls from Samia labor. Devon s.n.p. Figures for voters to ditch allegiances to deprive Boris Johnson of a majority say the front page of The Sunday Express or it carries a call from Boris Johnson Bracks it is now up to you the papers says the pm was warned the election will be close despite opinion polls suggesting a true relayed the front page of The Sunday Telegraph a shake up of immigration rules by Boris Johnson if he wins a majority leads the Telegraph The paper says an Australian style system will grant only temporary visas in industries which have specific labor shortages and the Mail on Sunday this morning save us from a Friday the 13th Hora says the mail which carries what it describes as a rallying cry to voters from Boris Johnson the paper also reports criticism of labor by the Simon was them to send to Jewish human rights organization which questions Jeremy Corbyn suitability to be paid. So as you can imagine the main political party leaders continuing to push their election pledges to voters as the campaign enters its final few days the Conservative leader Boris Johnson says Thursday's poll is historic and a chance to move forward self to break that the Labor leader Gerry Corbin says he has the most ambitious plan to transform our country in decades the B.B.C.'s political correspondent Susanna Mendonca has the very latest or days left they know that they need to pull out all the stops really to try and get those final votes and so hammering home their messages that they've been talking about throughout this campaign and so for Boris Johnson Yes he's talking about how this election could shape future decades and he's telling people that they should move forwards instead of voting for the past then we've got Jeremy Corbyn talking about this being potentially an opportunity to vote for hope and that's very much his line and he's talking about how this is a chance to transform the country and the. Fecht real change in terms of what they're doing today they're traveling around the country really kind of putting those messages to the voters but no significant policy announcements today what we're getting from the conservatives is more detail on their points based immigration system with labor they focusing on social care and the 10000000000 pounds that putting into that personal care for older people being the focus today with the Liberal Democrats there talking about regional rebalancing and so talking about electrifying the railways and increasing the availability of charging points and that kind of thing and then the s.n.p. Talking about how they see this as a as a significant election in terms of the future of Scotland so those are the messages from the different parties today the sentiment days the reporting that's what's the latest polls tell us about what the outcomes could be on Thursday so John Curtis is Professor of Politics at Strathclyde University Well it's another exciting morning involved in the world of opinion polls but the honest truth is that the message of the polls this morning is that nothing very much has changed we've had 5 polls come out for the week and 5 conventional polls that between them suggest the Tories are still around 10 points ahead maybe just leave just these maybe very slightly by a point but I mean that but that's it and the truth is if that kind of lead were to appear in the ballot boxes then Boris Johnson should get a reason to come from majority who are on 40 or 50 seats even a couple of more complicated exercise is being run on behalf of organizations campaigning for tactical voting trying to get people to vote against Boris Johnson They also suggest the Tories heading for around 344345 seats. That kind of trying to persuade people it sufficiently close that maybe things could still change but at the moment at least the prime minister looks in good poll position even in Scotland this morning is quite good news and opinion polls. Suggest that the conservatives almost back up to the 29 percent that they got. 2 years ago with the s.n.p. Perhaps not advancing as much as other polls suggest at the moment at least it looks as though the prime minister of all it's to make it but of course one thing we always know is that polls aren't always right and secondly there is variation in these polls I mean one poll says the Tories are 15 points ahead in which case the prime minister were heading for a landslide Another one says no it's only 8 points we begin to ask ourselves what if it were to say that much more maybe things could still turn out differently on Thursday this is John Kass is the Professor of Politics at Strathclyde University and don't forget we are live throughout the night on Thursday on b.b.c. Radio Dobby Chris Coles is going to be here from 10 o'clock as soon as the polls close and then Martin Williams throughout the night until in sky is back in the hot seat from 5 o'clock on Friday morning bringing you all the very very latest everything you need tonight it is of course election night on Thursday on b.b.c. One I know my strengths of color vision I think I'm going to skills are going to be in. Very trusted businesses. That we know where to hide this business plan the squad for the I have to believe you know it. Sounds to me like the dog ate my homework let me explain she was listening to the ex-pats in the end I'm the one that makes the decision the Apprentice the interviews Wednesday night at 9 on b.b.c. One I have to admit I'm actually loving The Apprentice this season it's just g.d.s. These these really clever intelligent people who have got these mazing business plans and a pretty successful in their own right the ones would see the show and just sort of still to share what they got a common sense some of the some of the things goodness and so I very much like for the interview stage because I there's no way I would be able to cope with someone grilling May the way that the egg. So that is Wednesday night b.b.c. One. In my pajamas eating popcorn or maybe even a bar of chocolate I will be watching at. The. Game can. Be. Cut her. Looks. Yeah. We're told has. A chance. To. Cut. Our lists to cut her. Luck so. That's the sad. It's so. This. Was. Santo and baby one ends and I want to be the only one it is that we can read on b.b.c. Radio Davi with mate Don Alice now has gambling been normalized and. In that will that all the people in the u.k. Have made a bet this year is much more common among men than women and Problem Gambling is one among young man James Grimes is a full my gambling addict and was at Pride Park last weekend with a charity gambling with lives talking to fans after Wayne Rooney was introduced that gambling fam read that he was closely involved in Rooney's appointment and James says is the source of things that make gambling seem acceptable Good morning James good morning and can you just very briefly just tell us your story. Yes So I started gambling at the age of 16 so I was under age I would have been one of those $55000.00 child problem. We have now I believe that my wife for my gambling was free my love of football which is why why Rooney Dale and the prevalence of God's love to live within football really strikes a chord with me and I spent 12 years of my life. Not every aspect of my life was destroyed by lost jobs lost relationships lost trust with my family and it has such an impact on the mental health that I still feel now and the part consequences as well and it's the legacy of having something that takes control of your life than knowing the all the time it was preventable which is why I do the work I do now to try and stop other people going through the same thing. That's a shame that James I mean it's so easy to gamble now isn't it I mean you just need a mobile phone you need an app and you need your debit or credit card details I mean you can actually do it without moving from your house do you think it's become really normalized now for people to say oh I'm just placed about it's just an enormous apology life yeah the Azan excess ability is what's really worrying especially as we have the most technological savvy generation ever young people are gambling and young people are excess in gambling based activities through games and game purchases and boxes and this is worrying because as you said it's become normalized and not just in football across different parts of gambling the advertisement around it makes it seem normal makes it seem that social and casual and a fun thing that everybody's doing but not none that goes along side that there's no awareness campaign about the genuine risks goblin's addiction can lead to suicide we know that 250 to 650 people in this country kill themselves every year. As a result of that are you not seeing these warnings you not see an equivalent to back oh health warnings because it's not seen in that light and as you said it's normalized for young people this is this is why it's most dangerous so we do need to look at the other side and we also as you said how easy. Going on tablets on phones as well as interesting you mention young people there I'm a mother of an 8 year old boy with a he's got a massive fascination with football and the other day he may by telling me the odds on a game and I set out how do you know that and he said because he's watching certain sports channel that we're talking about it and obviously the advertising we have a lot of the teams have got the gambling companies on the front of their shirts off I don't know how it Ari Heights the fact that as targeting children I mean what can be done about this because the amount of money that these gambling firms put into sports is just immense and I guess the football teams and all around the country are going to say we need that money. Well you're right of course that 2027 of the top 44 football clubs in this country have a gambling in the Premier League in the Championship want to me is staggering Yeah it's 2 fold to me I think 1st of all we have to be pragmatic and understand these are lucrative financial deals for smaller clubs especially so whilst they have these sponsorships for the time being because they're not going to go over way over night that would be naive to think make sure the clubs can do stuff like Darby County did with us last week and raise awareness of gambling homes and raise awareness of signposting towards gambling and treatment and support but ultimately what we do is we want football to evaluate this relationship so we want them to take the big step of reviewing this relationship by removing pitch side holdings and eventually offer insurance without sponsorship arms the people that have them related harm and just the whole football family understanding its responsibility and providing a safe environment for people affected by gambling and also to prevent another generation of like myself James are you surprised at the figures that show that more than half of us have made a bet in the last year whether that's just $12.00 pound bats on the grounds national whatever it may be it does they just figure surprise you. No not so because we see the amounts of. These figures was go alongside the increase of that size and obviously that includes things like the lottery as well and I have to also say that a lot of people do gamble responsibly I'm never on t.v. . I do think it's part of our culture and it's part of our society but I think both things can be true at the same time in terms of having socially responsible gambling operates as a profitable sustainable without creates and gabbing that it's about especially crates and problem gamblers the children that live in this report as well that was showed nearly half of 17 year olds had gambled in that way somehow which 1st of all it's illegal and 2nd of all that's just deeply worried at the age when you should be called Straight out of the things in your life and find the motivation elsewhere to be spending time gambling that right is alarming. James really good to talk she this morning thank you so much that's James Grimes from gambling with Lives star blizzard Scott to our weather update Well they have got quite a windy day today out there courtesy of storm gusts of up to 40 to 50 miles an hour quite likely through the daytime and overnight tonight also a mixture of sunny spells and showers and some of the showers will be quite lively with some hail and thunder and the daytime temperature reaching a maximum of 10 Celsius this afternoon now through the evening and overnight it will turn wet again there is an area of rain sinking southwards into the early hours of Monday and also a very windy night again gusts of up to 50 miles an hour into the early hours and then Monday the skies will start to clear so it's going to be a much brighter day it will be a drier day it's just going to feel colder with the strength of the wind coming from the northwest through tomorrow but it will also gradually ease into the afternoon temperatures again close to 9 Celsius. A very good morning see what is half a state and Wesley Malin has the latest news and sports headlines or 4 days until voters go to the polls Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbin of both argued that the stakes for the country are higher than in any recent election Mr Johnson said the future of BRICs it meant it was one of the 4 most significant contest of the past 110 years Mr Corbyn said Labor was offering the most transformational agender in decades the Liberal Democrats are concentrating on their manifesto plan to spend 50000000000 pounds on infrastructure project outside London and the south east of England more than 40 people have died in a fire at a factory in India's capital Delhi Police said they expected that total to rise as it was very difficult to access the poorly lit premises at least 50 people have been rescued so far and over a 3rd of families in the Burton area are living in poverty according to research my left brain university local charity love inspire says. It's working with 70 families facing hardship this winter it says many are having to choose between heating their homes or putting food on the table and sport Anthony Joshua bait and he really is Junior last night to become a 2 time world heavyweight boxing champion the Brit outpointed really is to avenge his shot defeat by the Mexican in June he was let's say pleased to have a come the critics don't ever doubt yourself life love is a roller coaster if you want to win the lotto every time do not step in the ring if you committed to fight you are going to win some lose some that's life life is a boxing match and if you want to win every time do not take risks do not step in the ring it's about taking risks trying to achieve your goals given all you have and there's always just ou