Music on the way from Rick Astley from Chris Isaac and to me David But 1st with the news this morning on B.B.C. Radio Manchester hears an oppressed Jeremy says he would be prepared to back calls for another referendum if Labor activists at the party conference want hits but he insists he'd rather have a general election to resolve the issue a poll of a 1000 party members suggests 86 percent would like to have a vote on the outcome of the bags that negotiations might but play set up the people's vote campaign it was 1st we want referendum but I think what people were sold in 26. We were sold more money for the N.H.S. We were sold the business trade history we were sold essentially the status quo with the market what is turning into food shortages but it's not shortages trade destruction Police say it's a complete mystery why Manchester man went missing 19 years ago Martin Joyce was last seen by his family in cotton in September 1999 despite a number of sightings police believe Martin was murdered a 20000 pounds reward is an offer to help those Tell find those responsible today would have been Martins 48th birthday and his sister Mary says there's never a day the family doesn't think about Him Me Me Porter was going to my sister's house and garden and give us a lift and he said if his back early if it was up on the I.C.L. Builder but you have taken by genetic all fired up we don't talk about it is all of us in our conversations every day just missing me just want to come home police investigating a series of robberies in Manchester city center of bail 3 man I'm released under investigation office is said a number of people mainly students were individually coaxed into a dark Audi on Wednesday evening and Thursday morning forced to make online transfers of 3000 pounds before being let out of the car to take to say their inquiries ongoing they've stepped up patrols in the area as well as having dedicated offices on the streets. Part of their student safe campaign directed at Sky averred shareholders to accept a takeover offer of more than 30000000000 pounds from the US media giant Comcast the firm's won a blind auction against rape Murdoch's Fox that does this is self is working with charities to provide support for survivors of sexual abuse healing through community is a new project that aims to help survivors of write. By working together and sharing best practice the Bishop of self at the Right Reverend John Giannone told B.B.C. Radio Manchester The project aims to tailor support to the needs of the individuals of 5 years of abuse have very different needs and it's important that we provide a comprehensive service so that each survivor can recognise their own needs and find the resources they need in what we're offering together and you can hear more on this with Mike shaft on Sunday breakfast in the next few minutes in sport Manchester City put their Champions League defeat well and truly behind them with an emphatic 5 nil win away to Cardiff City not a good performance and not a good result for a marina as Manchester United side they drew one all with wolves at Old Trafford in the Championship Bolton held it switched to a goalless draw despite having a man sent off elsewhere Rochdale with them for one by Sunderland Oldham came back to draw 30 with culturist and there were defeats in the barium Ackles field who still without a win in the lake and Anthony Joshua's stopped Alexander Ovechkin in the 7th round at their fight at Wembley Stadium to retain his W. Want to an I.P.S. World heavyweight titles crazy Manchester's whether cloudy this morning with patches of writing about brightening or brightening up towards a lunchtime sunny afternoon highs of 13 Celsius. B.B.C. Radio Manchester travel update the very latest on the traffic and travel for the Sunday morning here. Good morning and it is a good morning on the rights to you if you are planning a journey today it is very quiet right now but it is pretty early for Sunday morning of course I would expect it to be quiet and no problems into Manchester and no she's on the motorway network and I have been I when I close on the M 6 it looks like things are running well at the moment between crazy and some underachieving on the yapper a chance but now what today likely engineering works will disappear on the trains but also on the charms set because of ongoing works this weekend there is nothing running between Ashton and the line and Danes Castle failed but there should be a replacement buses to get you where you need to be piece by anything then you can always give us a cool 181-619-9369 show. Shelf B.B.C. lead player A. Leg a half minutes past 7 for this Sunday morning Mike shaft wishing you a very very good morning a very warm welcome to some a breakfast now the diocese of salt that is working together with charities to support those affected by 6 year old violence healing through community was launched this week and the Bishop of sulphur The Right Reverend John on old told B.B.C. Radio Manchester is Rebecca Kelly it's been in preparation for some time we've now been working together for about 18 months to prepare this project which we hope will be a benefit to survivors of abuse there already charities out there who are providing us the pull What is it going to add to help these charities working together well I think it's the just a sense of collaboration and the recognition that survivors of abuse have very different needs and it's important that we provide a comprehensive service so that each survivor can recognise their room needs and find the resources that they need in what we're offering together how does faith play a part in this well we know to a shame that there has been abuse in the church very often those who have survived that abuse are strong in the sense of faith some. Are revolted by the whole conditions in which they were abused and the church is not always the best agent to be offering this is dence that they need so if it's possible for a survivor of abuse to have help offered that is not connected directly with the church that big benefit to them also there are other people not in the church who would be helped I think by the association with a sense of faith in the healing that they need in their lives since the new Nolan report in the company's report we've done so much better in terms of safeguarding procedures to keep children and vulnerable adults safe we've come down to a much clearer procedure when an allegation is made and how we contact with statutory authorities but this is filling what has been a gap helping those who have been abused in the past who are damaged and who feel well that's fine but we're doing things for the future but what about us because we're suffering now Mike Devlin's the safeguarding commission chair for the Diocese of sulphur delighted to say he joins me on the line now very good morning good morning my funk so such a so full start to the day for Rick Astley I know you had it in him but I know it's a big part of your life thankfully for the music over all the years we dig out the good ones listen back to see you're already working with survivors of abuse how will this project work practically. Well. Could I give a little bit of background to that yes please. I've been involved in the solve the traffic safeguarding commission for about 15 years now. And one of the things which trust troubled me and troubled me early days was we responded to allegations of. Abuse in a can make quite a systematic way and we did trying office support to people who asked for it but I became became aware that if people had been abused within the church perhaps the church wasn't the right place for them to be offered therapy and support sue for about 7 or 8 years now. I've been working with our coordinator to look for partners who can provide expert help for survivors of abuse and it's over the last 18 months of so that we've put together this project so that anybody who's been affected or hurt by abuse within a church setting. Can either refer themselves to the the sulphide safeguarding commission and we will refer them on to survivors Manchester or Manchester rape crisis center all they can go straight to those organizations both of them very well established and highly respected charities in Manchester so it's a way of the church acknowledging the hurt the people have suffered the need not simply to have a proper investigation and a systematic procedural response but that they need psychological and emotional support to be listened to and to help if possible to rebuild their lives and rebuild trust not in necessarily in the Catholic Church but trust in those around them so it's a it's been quite a long time in the. In the making of A if and where very very proud to to be able to announce this project is up and running how can those listening now who might want to access they support get in touch Well 1st of all they can go to the websites of the sulfa Catholic safeguarding commission of survivors Manchester or the Manchester rape crisis center m l find the phone numbers and the details of the project all they can make a phone call on the phone numbers are on the websites are trying to give you the phone numbers but I'm conscious we've got less limited time a final question will this change the way the church deals with safeguarding issues . Well it won't it won't change the way in which we respond to allegations of abuse but I think that it represents an evolution of the way that the church is seeing say. Coding I'll explain what I mean by that if I can. Rather than simply responding to individual allegations or individual reports and thinking that we can just single our tyrants as being unusual instance or of an unusual example in an otherwise genuinely good system the church like many institutions is arc sceptic that if these things have happened within the body of the church then it's not enough to just. Put a sticking plaster to reach individual artists and it's important to realize that this thing which affects the whole of the church in front as we've seen recently it's affecting many institutions and societies a whole lot is why we're having a national inquiry to look at our souls and not just to treat a symptom but to try and treat the cools so the church is in chewed or trying to be one step ahead of being told what to do and is trying to deal with this this itself and to to bring its procedures and practices up to date and have a purpose Mike Devlin safeguarding commission for the Diocese of sulfa can I thank you very much indeed for taking time to be with us this one Q Mike thank you for giving us the time of our best. Time just a touch after 20 minutes. The Beastie radio man just travel up to the very latest would say. Good morning if you're heading out today it's a good start on the roads to the roadways of course on region roads to be mindful of and. 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Radio Manchester Yes it is and it's my shaft with you for this Sunday morning now how did a man just a man go missing just days before his 29th birthday and leave absolutely no trace behind Martin Joyce a dad of one from and goats was last seen by his family on the 5th of September 1999 police say what's happened to him is a complete mystery but they believe he's been mooted 820000 pound rewards now being offered to help catch Martins killer all find his body the text of Chief Inspector Stuart Wilkinson is the senior investigating officer he says all the leads have so far come to nothing but fortunately for inquiries we've gone through medical checks financial checks and local governments and health checks we found no trace of knots and it's all in that's why I personally believe that not in this that we have that information in the past as you know that they may have been murdered buried in the Bank of England pope which instigators to take the pope in 2016 bit of fault so there was no trace of Martin continued without inquiry speaking to a number of people but some information of trying to find not in his trial no. Martin had dropped his brother and sister off in Gorton and promised he'd try and pick them up later but they never saw him again police have found no trace of him despite a number of sightings today would have been his 48th birthday and his sister Mary sisters Mary and Helen say they miss him every day and they're hoping he's still alive Janata calls fired up they don't talk about him is always in our conversations every day just missing me just want to come home to his nephews and nieces that want to meet him and his son as well often for him as well also there's a lawsuit a lot has happened since he went missing just one is that news is that back. So if anyone not not only think Arthur and there was probably help please hesitate and please contact the place it's writing day what do you think Mary it has happened to me said you think you know he's still alive you think that he's not come back for some reason what she thinks happened maybe my sister's is probably so from what depression probably lost his memory don't know who he is and Pippa goes missing all the time for 4050 years little limitless treats all of it in column one I just want to wish him Happy Birthday to this come home people do things like that Auntie Comus just disappear or become a homeless person on the streets because God This money will talk with the help of God only get him some kind of measures on command some heart is after he's come back and he's ready to come back and I want to talk until he does come back. Hoshi noticed her walk is out soon start speaking to the B.B.C. Radio Manchester is Jacqui in pain speaking to 2 of Martin Joyce's sistas he's been missing since September of 191009 You're listening to Sunday breakfast on B.B.C. Radio Manchester it's my shaft with you right the way through till 9 o'clock this morning the afternoons with Becky wants a long sight a gaggle of B L T's Becky's lunch time is Becky's always joined by a big guest after 1 30 pm each day and tomorrow and on Tuesday it's one of my faves I have to admit Becky chats with film critic and broadcast the author Mark commode His latest book is out there detailing his of the life as an aspiring musician he ate his how Manchester was always the place he wanted to study and how he began his sometime career as a musician in the city that's Becky want with special guest Mark commode on Monday and Tuesday they scumming with. The. Band. Please. See. a. From the album golden days that's Brian May and Carrie Alice and that is the title track brings the time to exactly $730.00. Let's get the very latest news with an oppressed. And his deputy. Said they would back his 2nd referendum policy members wanted it Mr Corbin's told the Sunday Mirror he would respect whatever decision is taken by delegates at the annual conference which begins in of a morning at 20000 pounds towards being offered to help find those responsible for mentoring Martin Joyce from Manchester. Also locate his body the father of one whose 48th birthday would have been today was last seen in September 99 after dropping off his brother and sister at a house in Course him and the dices itself it's working with charities to provide support for survivors of sexual abuse healing through the community is a new project that aims to help survivors of ripen sexy base by working together and sharing best practice Greater Manchester is whether a cloudy morning with patches of rain but brightening up towards lunchtime sunny spells showers is often a high of 30. P.C. Radioman just display Riyad Mara's managed to get on the scoresheet for the 1st time in Manchester City colors managing a brace in the 5 male thrashing of Cardiff he feels like he settled into life under Pep Guardiola and is enjoying his 1st season at the club the toroid and a big club you have to adopt the style and stuff the manager a lot think since like 10 days 2 weeks I feel better and you can see on the pitch. Man she's the United rocky start to the Premier League season continued as they added a draw to wolves to the defeats to Spurs and Brighton Jersey Marina says the door yesterday was hard as it takes the loss to Spurs. If you play against Wolves. You with. A contribution but. More is appointed to. The Championship Bolton 3 nil nil to wondrous had defender Mark Wilson sent off in the 1st half it was a decision that Phil Parkinson didn't agree with very harsh This isn't the. Same. News quick but it's a storm cell to the floor. From where I was I thought there was minimal contact seen. Very very unlucky elsewhere Rochdale with a 41 by Sunderland on. Oldham came back to draw 3 all with culture and that would defeat Barry failed he was still without a win in the league so for Red Devils will have to wait until Thursday to confirm their survival after losing $118.00 to London Broncos in the same price qualifiers Warrington were beaten $14.00 says he for by sea price leaders and Allan's at Honeywell Gen stadium it would be a nice sell Shock's fell to a 3rd defeat of the season to high flying wasps despite being level at $1010.00 at half time sale ended up on the wrong end of a $1331.00 scoreline the British boxer Anthony Joshua has retained his world heavyweight titles he knocked out Russia's Alexander Privette kin in their battle Wembley Stadium last night. Might share the radio Manchester. City's Now all this week on B.B.C. Radio Manchester we've been looking behind the headlines at some disturbing news stories that have happened in the past few weeks to find stories of hope and to show that Greater Manchester is greater than 8 reporter Matthew bones looked at Islamophobia and how a threatening letter campaign was met with a show of solidarity and charity. Early this year anonymous letters began to appear all over the country they were titled punish a Muslim and called for various file in tights at the same time a number of suspicious packages were sent to some of our politicians including the M.P. Forgotten. It was frightening I also felt that some of my staff. You know that. Just jump and they shouldn't be exposed to this sort of thing here and I remember saying to my staff I said Well from tomorrow I'll open the post. Because I felt you know it's right that we look at it like in response to the letter one month from south Manchester called for a banished a day as a show of togetherness punish the. Monsoor Ali runs Baraka food aid which helps people from all communities who are struggling to make ends meet every Sunday his team of volunteers put together food packages and deliver them to families in the. Numbers just from this. Kind of a madman I can try. To think not so much in there's not enough of everyone together and the people that the past is going to are all from different it's just a lot of people of different backgrounds. And it's. Really good I think I think. People and I think. In the past one of those volunteers is Amber in 2014 she was a single mom without a job she couldn't afford smart clothes for interviews