B.b.c. News that 10 and more rolled ison police have revealed a nerve agent was used to try to murder a former Russian spy and his daughter in Wilcher Sergei and a critically ill having been found unconscious in Saul's pray on Sunday it's also emerged a police officer who was 1st at the scene is in a serious condition Labor m.p. Chris Bryant who chairs an all party parliamentary group on Russia says there are questions to be answered if there's a nerve agent in this country. Has all of it being used already how did it get into this country was in a diplomatic bag how many of the Russian so-called diplomats working at the Russian embassy are actual diplomats or really are Russian agents and have we got tight enough border controls on visas for people coming from Russia the European Council president has warned trade will be more complicated and costly breaks it Donald Tusk a says the e.u. Wants an ambitious free trade deal with no tariffs on goods but he didn't make the same promise for services the chancellor Philip Hammond argues excluding financial services would be self-defeating for Europe a lorry driver who was involved in a crash on the m one that killed 8 people has been cleared of causing death by dangerous driving 54 year old David Wagstaff who's from Stoke on Trent previously admitted careless driving Helena Lee reports the crash on the m one last August involves 2 lorries and a minibus says he won your old Ryszard masher act was twice over the drink drive limit and had stopped his lorry in the slow lane for 12 minutes the mini bus driver tried to go round but missed his chance moments later the 2nd lorry being driven by David Wagstaff who was on a hands free call plowed into the back of the minibus 8 people died and 4 were seriously injured around 2000000 u.k. Households are to receive cold weather payments of $25.00 pounds each after last week's cold snap the government will pay out $50000000.00 pounds the largest weekly sum for. I.b.a. Is nearly a 1000 stall for what for the fashion retailer new look face redundancy as the company tries to avoid going into administration the rescue deal would also see about 60 of its stores closing scientists have found that using a high pitched voice helps build a bond between a dog and its own net were such as at the University of York monist the reaction of pets to different voices ph d. Student Alex Benjamin says it seems dogs are more likely to favor the speaker who uses a high pitch so of a combination between the pitch the pitch modulations or the amount that you do go up and down in the variation and that and the content Woods that we use so with adult dogs we recognize that over their individual lifetime they make these positive associations with the way to treat although it will because we often pad them with positive think on the weather another day of sunny spells and scattered showers on Thursday most of the rain is expected to the north a top temperature of 10 degrees b.b.c. News it's 3 minutes past 10. B.b.c. Radio mostly shot. So far as Don't take away the music never any intention no intention on 50 years of music from b.b.c. Radio as a side so that's all nostalgia topic because as b.b.c. Radio aside get set to receive the freedom of the city the highest honor that the city can bestow next week next Wednesday at this wonderful ceremony that's going to take place in the show full of songs and poetry and narrative with the likes of Ricky Tomlinson and Pauline Daniels Frank cultural voice Levite a far repeat Wiley all sorts of people telling the story of the last 50 years in the concert room of St George's hole this time next week they we are going to set the scene with looking back at how things have changed over that 50 s. 50 years such a long time for things to change such progress has been made many things of being lost in the name of progress many things remain that remain a constant backdrop to life on Merseyside So that's what we're talking about with Allison and with Sandra and Jade is taking calls on 70993 doubles 3 e-mail us and Lynda dot McDermott at b.b.c. Doc u.k. And we get everybody's thoughts on the things that have changed over the last 50 years things that have stayed the same over the last 50 years and welcome as well the new arrivals to par. Marches of the great things that have come all way too but also the cookie little things that we stop doing along the way along the journey of those 50 years 70993 double 3 or send us an e-mail Lynda dot marked at b.b.c. Dot co dot u.k. Or ice Alison absolutely ones you know when Tip Top Tips to help a memoir and many happy returns. Many happy returns of how do you know birthday to listen I'm well past 15. 30 days your pardon more value added. Value added even more to love I'm telling you I'm telling I was used so often then I was thinking well we're all paying to get that more or less 11 isn't it 11 years now how times have changed just from when we saw asses for their money remember date you may say that's when it was in name. Paradise. You know you meet people and you think or Dave deejays off radio Mary as he said you know I went. To that building before then it was commerce house and sit almost street with the city council Yeah and of course it went Paradise Street look this is what we're going to explain tonight if you were talking to your average 20 year old how would you describe the last 50 years and the things the way we were the way we were and played and all of that and the way things looked as well because Paradise Street is a vastly changed street isn't it and you over the centuries and over the last 50 years and over the last 10 years this Ottilie unrecognizable this is the boss terminus was there the moat house I was there. There For Me clay. House b. And then after he gets to me called yes now. Yeah. The habits Sal and of course was was a huge neighbor in paradise recent. Small book perfectly formed Yeah it was one of the most popular in town oh isn't this the eagle which the Eagle remains. Remind pliable that there was once a hostelry there called The Eagle Now of course the sailors home gates so that the years do you remember the there was just a dip where the sailors home of being do you remember there was a huge advertising holding on ice Yeah and you picture that can pick and I have mentioned that can pick just 20 years ago yeah 20 years ago it was just a day next to tell Misty is out yet almost is sound almost is built the 1st dry docked are 750 and there was Thomas to his house which I think was a housing. So housing office thinks oh yeah that was their Then next of out was the patch was part of the sailors have been just and all it was just a holiday with a huge advertising billboard to hear was all there was lost so vastly different streets you look back now. To be a little bar. Well it was a form ball and I asked Stephen Gillespie when he was on the set what was the name of the bar and I'm sure he said that as yards and. But. You know like the Rocky holiday and it was the face like form pork you had fun all up all stuff a ton son the. On the ball just spoke with Rocky. On it was it was amazing it was really right next to that was all the way you could party cause Right right yeah and then opposite thought was the most out so in my kink then say maybe of the jail or possibly the process same the same haul around the thing oh yeah yeah but a street that is changed so much because of course at one stage in its history the river came right up that it is when you think all reclaimed land up to the force of streets so just in the last 10 years since the Big Dig since Liverpool wall how much has Liverpool changed so when a 20 year old you know was born and it looked completely different to me you think since the Big Dig. That's the very best for me and I. Used to be quite so high to get to the aisle but yeah and then once the bill Liverpool wall you sort of like 3 of us I knew you'd get a yes but it did seem like a bit of a high definition for what it was used to go because used to be dragged off more streets and then over Yeah and now Castle Street you know it did seem miles I can remember walking to the pier head because you couldn't get the boss anywhere because buses used to come along cherish street as we know which come to Madge and now the bus is coming both ways people as well but you'd have difficulty at rush hour getting on the buses in church days that be full by the time they got there so you would Wark to the pier head when it was unreal track you felt as if you were dragging for ages and if you bombs that hope we won't get the bus if we walk down to the pier head. That was taken to a 5 mile highway fear but it did seem I thought it isn't that funny that illusion that creates a now it since we've we've forgotten really a life when we didn't embrace the river as a leisure thing wrong than an industrial working river where everybody worked for a living it was tough times and then you know in boys from the black stuff of the sea it was it was in a piece of glass in any window and they all but dark though it was it was water in the dark jumble we. Could scarcely imagine no you can't say you can't imagine how far even through Lassie is even when they all but docket been done up it was still a long way yeah Holmes the center of town and now it's. You know it's you just you know it's across the yeah you know the no is there is it just was. Looking through the shops the next minute you come to John Lewis you cook down there we've got the back at the Hilton and all activity Yes I mean look across here we know you're there well for a coffee seems nothing now putting the idea you have as good as it's not I know isn't it yes cost all outlets right off it was clever that a very clever Last year our house was waiting and speak and I stick used to finish his shift like 8 o'clock on the nights so bad drive up to speed what we call my you know. To bring him home to pal miles and as we get to the hour with dark the big wheel all a saw and the Alberts all you know it's foreign a t and. This the case is all I saw in our last year when we sacked their house and said to me Mom best city in the Wales Mike that's famous for saying my you always say Smith best sissy in the way of this hottest and said mom I would know once the being born anywhere else. That they look at this and it was in the last year I said some laughs It's only a few years ago you wouldn't have even recognize this I mean it was a mathematically well it might be a see your boys most look with horror of the notion that there was ever a thoughts but it might be demolished but it might be better to. Tell you would be scandalized you couldn't imagine it but where was the money going to come from who had the we didn't have deep pockets did we say oh you know it was a serious even like horse at someone like their lines in stage you know a lot when civil action ruins it and it was just like good a day see to how the town they hadn't. You come out of a alive a building is now on him like all my view a wish yes every you know you have a ski a city you've got a site he takes vision success is going to get is that Congratulations to them and then the vision a rethink is in the majors will possible we always love to always loved what you think then it's like the last 2 years that. Maybe. Yeah maybe. It's raining in the last one was the mid eighty's was the spring boarder and he wasn't at the completion of the Albert doc in about $84.00 getting really towards 40 Israeli on you know you know possibly Yeah it was I was thinking yeah crept towards the image and he's yeah the. Really started as old yeah yeah. Indeed even more to love but like you said. Crosby wishes you very. And it was a few days ago you had. Many happy returns. If music is your thing then we have got you covered on b.b.c. Radio on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons join me as we enjoy 2 hours of music we have all special features too on Monday where all about so. She has done what it's all about the blues from the streets of Chicago to the by use of Louisiana. In the middle of the week well that means wild west Wednesday 3 top all. Monday choose day on Wednesday afternoons from 2 till fall I see you go. Bike in the mechanics looking back over my shoulder that's exactly what we're doing tonight almost all the night and a piece of nostalgia you know in front of us which many many folks at home will also have received Alison and that is the last ever Yellow Pages now you guys are most self is a piece of history isn't it yeah eating into memory the end of a need that is now well of course we all remember when it was so thick that it was actually a speciality act of a Bosca in a cinema queue for em to take anything because Hugh by ripping it hoff because it was fake because a brick and this is something else to tell you all glories in their twenty's that they would not believe if you got out an old copy of the Yellow Pages your boys wouldn't believe now now how fake it was because pretty internet and pre mobile phone then this was the way that everybody found a plumber found a roof I found to join a found. Anything new tool and I use it you know the famous fly fishing by Jr Hartley Yeah well that was a case in point because he was ringing a bookshop to see if they had you know particular. Both But but now of course it's a few still Worth's who continue to place their odd verse Ines you know it's still actually a pleasure to flick through Also than going onto the Internet where you're immediately assailed by strategically placed adverts that fit the bill for what you've put in the search engine so this way your looking up pages that your inviting Not pages that have been thrown up for you because you went to does a set of searches in the search window this is exactly what you are looking for so if you want car insurance you go to the few pages of car insurance if you want electricians you go to the so but its demise of course. As long been thought up on the cards because in the Internet age it took 2nd place to the Internet yes and when you think used to get the yellow pages used to get your own and used to get something called Thompson's directory late in later years later years to go with us that was an effort any of the listeners who haven't seen it. I can actually rush it on one finger yes you can easily and it's like a magazine and just like a magazine you know you just say I haven't a magazine Yeah I mean years ago your mom it saith she wouldn't she she thought she'd say go one time to Natalie's and ask if she's got a yellow pages we can buy it I have yes a storm broke down but you'd need to sell the Cross plan to carry it back as a child to be that thick and heavy and just rest on that one on one finger I thought it really is the end of it yet it's the ages nay the age of technology. Right as a when you think back 50 years not even every home had a telephone I'm now every adult member of the household at least on Lost Children as well have a mobile phone number oh well the page is gone digital because of all the those so-called search efficiency in an increasingly digital world so the printed version of the publication will have a new look and feel including a new logo new brands positioning and it's relaunching It's up as well and for those who didn't it was an app is it's literally an application on a phone by which you can go into a folder you know I could see equivalent of a Felder that you can go into with everything from plumbers to electricians in restaurants and financial institutions clothes shops charity shops people making blinds your countenance you mention it as well but yeah it's sometimes a changing Let your fingers to the other more. Yellow pages. No Massachusetts Yellow River but it was close enough to. You. Standing in the shadows of love so we're standing in the shadows of giants who have built Liverpool a man as he sighed over the last 50 years in particular just to the last 50 years because b.b.c. Radio as he side has been serving the community since 967 and receives the. Freedom of the city next Wednesday in this one before ceremony of the concert room of our wonderful St Georges Hall next week so we're taking a look back at the last 50 years to explain to your average 20 somethings really how much has changed about the way we were in the way we were over the last 50 years things that have gone on things that have remained Sundra well things that are of remained we we don't think about them go in do we. Can doctors in town and places you know we accepted them on every route on every bus and yet we wouldn't never a thought of a driver being there who was in his own little cab be unable to drive take the money organize the stopping and everything else watch the traffic help help along and minuses sorry yes a keyboard if necessary it's it was a tall order well yes nevertheless it came in yeah that was it and say the conductors are their legs and if they weren't and a whole culture built around them on the buses Oh yes it is one of the sitcoms which is never off the telly Oh now now you know is it seen as such nostalgia. That I had on and yes the entire toy industry relied on everybody buying a clip piece outfit or a child for Christmas you always got the Haas of the tick tick a type of ticket machine or rolls of tickets. You know we collected tickets and you know it was something the people did they collect did say it until it was certain journeys and numbers it was unbelievable to think but you know we would just accept our life would just carry on a small mallet days anybody born in going on the buses would just accept some the way they are yeah I don't think you felt safe with it but it was conducted on the well I think it's a force now I don't I think it's different because the driver now is part of the Boss's knee whereas he was in his little cab and he accessed it from outside the boss he did you didn't have any dealings or tall with the guys I know not at all and you know what I mean we don't go out of any even in or not like that merely on bosses I'm sure thought it must be a difficult job for them to maneuver the boss keep an eye on what's going on you know with a big ask really it's proper multi task is yeah I think that the saving grace is that busses are not quite as busy. As they were at one time Yeah well there's one argument. That's running for a very very long time even with one man buses they were just as congested Yes as they had been with so it took too many many years for it to source itself out more or less so the Bush Cheney was at work it was a gift to us and you know when they went out with this cue long. For all fabulous conductors so that's one thing that has changed enormously in the last 50 years conductors to one man both as a conductor is on the trams 1st of all then the change to conduct is on buses. Then no conductor is a taller one book says so that's one item the change Alison and the one thing I don't like that Shane is them saving yourself still. I don't like action go right bar to the save us we had it in the shops years ago I think now out nowadays I think it's just that a very impale slowly and they. Aren't saving yourself lots or lot of also just going back to an ordinary checkout yet because obviously we can't own fortune go back to the shops where you'd buy 6 eggs please and I'll have 10 of those beans and have a tin of tomato soup and put them individually on the counter and then toss it up on the side of the bag that went a long time yet but you know how did we Molly. Well people didn't have the people had a weekly set of cash to. Paper is what you are buying nobody had the storage nobody on the cash flow nobody had the cause to look at your you know you felt whatever you bore you you don't carry this is how life was and that that's what the changes in lifestyle of dictated what then actually the