Humid overnight with lows of 13 Celsius so tomorrow will feel a little bit fresh a bit more of a breeze will be some good spells of sunshine around through the 1st part of the day but that cloud will thicken up through the morning and rather like today there are some showers on it which have the potential to be heavy and fundraise and they will be dotted here and there through the afternoon not everyone will see them they will be hit and miss but catch one and they could be quite beefy actually the showers temperatures tomorrow down on today's values 22 Celsius the maximum because of all calls and for the wash to how rich lightly are becoming sunny intervals wind force 3 wind direction Southsoutheast maximum gust 40 knots becoming 60 knots sea state slight pressure 1016 millibars visibility good I melt coals with your b.b.c. Radio Norfolk weather Thank you. Right on b.b.c. Radio 5. Hello good morning still to come on the program we have an hour left together by a good morning to you we can be hearing from a charity Prison Fellowship in a moment a Christian charity will also be finding out about a Sikh charity that's being put to start a new project really to to provide support to people with drug and alcohol addiction and the issues that they're facing at the moment and will also be catching up with the country's biggest Muslim convention has been taking place this weekend. I supply even the nights out that's a very good morning to you listen to b.b.c. Radio go for. Question Have you ever been a victim of crime if you have and you'd be willing to share your story then you could help change the laws of prisoners who have become trapped in a cycle of offending the Christian charity Prison Fellowship works to transform the lives of inmates and the group that serves while in prison in Norwich are looking for people who've experienced crime to come forward and then take part in a restore to justice. Course it's a fascinating idea and about Valentine is a volunteer with the Prison Fellowship and she's with us live in the studio thank you for coming in early doors thank you for inviting me here are more than welcome So tell us about yourself Prison Fellowship What do you do well I'm part of a team of volunteers that. Really are we support the chaplaincy in a number of different ways our mission as a prison fellowship. Organization is to show Christ's love to prisoners by coming alongside them and supporting them and believing that no one is beyond hope and that every life can be transformed and as fallen tears we see this happening which is so wonderful and this is what motivates and inspires us is it tricky to engage sometimes how do you come how do you overcome that challenge of engagement with some people who are in prison yeah it can be tricky because. They've often had such dire experiences in life that a lot of us just can't relate to really personally. But just by being real with the men listening and. Showing us showing them that we care about them we can kind of build up good relationships which is lovely us both at the success stories fever must be the the big part of what some of the difference is that you do make in people's lives or some of the the success stories that come out from from a charity work you know well I think. Through the through the q. Sycamore tree course we run we do see people completely change their attitudes and. Resolve to. Not to re of fattened and to live their lives in a different way which is good we see people coming to faith in the most remarkable ways in countering God in their cells when they cry out to him and us to despair and then they need help and support in their journey of faith. First not into the liver that isn't that enter into shirts to share with them because no one's too far away from you know different levels in service of life and society and where you do end up and what I love pleasure to pick people off it if they're willing and wanting it tempy wailin this is where you work quite closely how open is the prison service in general to the services that you provide for people oh yes on the whole live very open and supportive of a certain appreciate what we do yeah because the chaplains there are only a few chaplains looking after an awful lot of people prisoners and staff really and so. It's good that we're able to fill in some of the gaps so this could because it's a big ask you know you're going asking people to come forward. If they have been a victim of crime to talk about their experience that imagine will be traumatic for some people or a very brave thing to do what benefit do you see this having. Yeah it is indeed a brave thing to do because often. People carry their fears and pain from being a victim of crime for years afterwards. And the benefit is that when. Offenders come face to face with somebody who's willing to share their story of what happened to them and how it affected them. This we find it is a pivotal moment in the course and the offenders are really the learners there they kind of come to a place of recognizing and facing up to the effect that their crime has had on their victims on their families on themselves and on the wider community and by my facing up to them and then looking at what to how they can move on from that it's a very releasing thing and enables them to make new plans to get on with life in a better way how many people are you looking for well probably it's good to kind of interchange a bit so 2 or 3 would be wonderful coming forward with their story and would it be a case of You'd be sat down in front of the person and talking through what happened or would you would it be recorded or how do you know would be simply coming in halfway through the course. And sitting. Talking to the group of probably 20 learners. Telling them your story they are always very respectful and hugely appreciative of somebody coming in and. Then being willing to answer a few questions about it in the preface this week we heard about the success of a garden party that treats mental health with music there's a stigma still surrounds it which is absolutely Mongul I got anything I can do to help raise awareness actually break that to be is exactly what I want to achieve and why the Museum of knowledge is helping us step back in time for free this is lots of really love interactive activities of children you can try on different ways and be a judge you can look at lots of the traits and industries of knowledge is very much about social history if you missed it let's come back on b.b.c. Sounds and join me on a pair of this Saturday morning from 6 on b.b.c. a Gentle folk know part of the b.b.c. Oh she's everywhere and say. Time stopped my. Very good morning tears on a fair hit again for you on a Sunday breakfast so great to have you company this was the Stardust music sounds better with you. Music sounds a better with Good Morning tears b.b.c. Radio no food. On your right you've got headlines coming up at 730 with Clare wooden but we're going to have to have a time at the Miami because the country's biggest Muslim convention has been taking place this weekend and it's over 30000 people from more than 100 countries that have been attending along the on to 200 acre farm in Hampshire sounds glowing us now. What is it all about and why is the event being held Well Dr Fay Samantha joins me on the line now to tell us more very good morning to our use there for us good morning good morning I'm here yes our it's very nice to be speaking to you let's start right from the beginning shall we what is the author of the lama. So just a salon is an annual convention of our community the Emily a community and this is the 53rd jail for so long in the u.k. . I don't know if you know but our community has been established over a century in the u.k. So is basically sort of people coming from all around the world and always in the u.k. Attending for 'd I would say personal development but also coming together and talking about peace integration and and that is all it's about basically sounds good what was the atmosphere like is it sort of a festival atmosphere is there music or is there a lot of sit down chat What does that look like yes so we have heard the call of the does the salon is different speeches which are done by sort of people from all around the the globe but also dignitaries and then the the main focus at the end is a sort of you know address from our callous who is the 5th colors of their community and then we have different exhibit sions stalls and we have people visiting guess who would have the tour of the place around I mean there's lots happening from sort of sort of things like as I said the exhibition but also the sharing meals for all these people and I think they're hoping to get around 35000 people attending at this point Wow Well just tell me doctor say so what is life as part of the I'm a day I'm a slim community does it differ from other part of the slum. Sorry I didn't get that question very clearly but. I mean we are a part of Islam I think in certain countries we are not accepted as Muslims. Because of our belief that we believe that the promised Messiah or the person appointed. By God or by. By all are was was to come at this point for for bringing all communities all religions together and being prophesies in all big religions including Judaism Christianity and Islam and others so I think that's the main difference but on the other hand we are no different from any other Muslim community and we are based in in 210 different countries with sort of people are daring sort of in millions. Is that. I don't know this might sound like a quite ignorant question is there any bad feeling between the 3 in the different types of communities that there are. Again sorry I could you could explain that question in terms of. That one thing in the house very well though just as a different avenue of faith within Islam What's it like. It was mainly to talk about the main difference is that if that's something you'll be discussing for example or Jelf salon or this weekend I think the focus in just a salon is not about the. Any sort of issues like that the the aim of Delta salaam to you know is basically about the development of the community members. You know there are teachings of cetera but nothing to do with any as you say the differences I don't see that that's the main issue or thing but it's about the peace and the integration in community. The challenges faced by the community and solutions and guidance about it that is what it is about and it must be quite refreshing for the people who who go along to what do you take from it when you. Oh this is this is a big thing every year for myself and my family why I try always to take time off to be able to attend it it's not just the spiritual side of things but the whole community atmosphere because you see people from all nations not just Muslims but gas coming it is a remarkable sort of atmosphere I also you know my children to work as volunteers you see sir people because it's all unpaid all volunteers working all around 24 hours so this is amazing atmosphere. Forward to it every year it does sound it sounds like what Yeah one of those anniversaries that you look forward to and quite exciting for the whole family to enjoy what some of the highlights you've got coming up today well the main thing today would be for myself personally I mean we would have some speeches from the guests coming over then as I said some sort of you know some spiritual. Speeches But the main highlight would be our international buyers which is the the the so I should say the allegiance to the palace which is a big thing which would be sort of the highlight of today for myself. Well thank you very much for speaking to me Dr Fay Samantha and have a wonderful rest of we can it's been really interesting having a chat thank you very much thank you like always welcome to take care so yes sounds amazing business 30000 people for more than 100 countries attending just us alone on a 200 acre farm over in. You're listening to b.b.c. Radio Norfolk the time is a 30. Letter Word has the very latest b.c. Of a Juno for guidelines 20 p. . 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It's been a busy day sport wise for many of them Joe lever is on hand to tell us all thank you very much indeed Eleanor it says he rounded off their pre-season campaign with a comfortable one their win over Toulouse can reclaim slow drive from 25 yards out just before the interval was enough for city there appeared to be no new injury concerns ahead of the Premier League opener at Liverpool on Friday head coach Daniel Farkle was pleased with the performance as well as the result yes especially against a really decent side from the top tried and France and was a good performance without without him down under perfect but a really good performance I got the feeling saw him in all areas and or pitch short at that one of the cheapened and we showed a really good performance and your piece especially with this wind especially that we are there was such such a concentrated defending behavior and yeah hopefully the gods will have a come automatically King's Lynn sound manager in Culverhouse said his team. Will need to learn from their mistakes if they're to do well this season the newly promoted limits last 3 knew what guys early in their 1st national league nor fixture and Culverhouse said that the spot the scoreline his team performance was encouraging some good bits goes a giveaway report a fall we start the chance really really well and the goals we conceded were the wrong time and poor golf to give away really but it's about learning process these Hurley games and what we can do and what we can't do and as long as we learn to get better and stronger same of local football in the fall in one premier newly promoted Swaffham had an impressive $21.00 win over got Manchester over its knowledge United 121 which in United Gholston had a $21.00 win of their own home to the city clean paid field have a 3 nil win at home to Hadley united in the 1st Division mob Barton dismantle corn Arjun ited 7 nail down in town had to wonder when Devon m l c Great Yarmouth town drew 10 at Ipswich Wanderers and it was to walk between Fagan in town and framing him this speed was beach in memory $51.00 while Sharon lost $21.00 at Lakenheath North c.b.s. Trip havildar was postponed to the Ashes now an England bowler Chris Woakes says they'll go back to the drawing board to figure out how to bowl out Steve Smith Australia are 124 for 3 in their 2nd instantly by 34 runs with Smith unbeaten on 46 going into day 4 of the 1st Test at Edge best than England still have to bow to get in and works admits he's not sure what a good target to chase would be the minutes to be honest I think it's still a pretty good pitch he has a bit spin that from the same is point of view it's those who didn't realise the same thing which you get through the newborn it's a pretty good surface the bar and. It's hard to put a figure on it if they win the cricket is getting very tight at the top of the Stanley in Premier League Swardson could only manage a draw at great which numbers it 4 points behind the leaders Frinton France and lost at Subway who moved to 2nd in the table with that win elsewhere Horsford had a comfortable 7 with it when Vauxhall mallards and the north a festival cricket begins the day Norfolk entertain Lincolnshire at Manna park in the 1st a 3 minute counties match is to be played over the next 3 weeks they've won one and drawn the other one so far in their 1st 2 Will Rogers and Banku to come into the team for Callum Metcalf and Ryan Finlay. Motor sport now Rob Smith will start in 27th place on the grid of the British Touring Cars championship today the Accelerate driver finished 2 and a half seconds slower than Tom Ingram at pole at the team's home ground Snetterton Smith said it was the small things that let him down on the day it's so frustrating we can see only now you know corners away from being in the top 10 you know around . Him a set on Friday is so competitive it's marginal gains a very fine margins and we just for whatever reason if we can't seem to put together a Saturday where we progress Remember you want to meet him it's not morning really strongly Roy starting 2 steps one step back and not quite know where the cars and that's 13 major races to be held at Snetterton today and finally in Formula One It was a career 1st poll for Red Bulls match for Stepan in Hungary Lewis Hamilton will start 3rd on the grid for today's grand prix King's Lynn still draw so had his best weekend in terms of qualifying since joining f one he placed 16 for Williams and that's all for sport but before you go the full story of a story everyone's on the mat every getting the government down that's a good idea around the county. Well you know to start the season and you my 3rd there that knowledge c.b.s. Is trip to havildar was postponed now you may be thinking it's the middle of August it's nice and sunny and it's dry you know no risk of bad weather that's a very good point what was it despond Well poor old Norwich c.b.s. On their way to havildar some 30 miles away the cam belt come clean off their vehicle and they were strapped to the middle of nowhere but now it's so annoying preseason they've been looking forward to it the lads have all got back together but no one checked the fan this. To check the band this is it and I'm hoping they check the band for treasure Quest this morning bad moments but to spare a fortune or it c.b.s. As their 1st match was postponed the new season everyone is excited but they had a problem with the battle that's rubbish how Memphis the summer is there's always next week nor is c.b.s. And what is next week let's see if I could. Well coming up on the program we've never a look at what's happening for the rest of the day here on b.b.c. Radio Norfolk but we had a lovely text in early and I thought share it with you again from John and Tina Beeston Regis we. Are enjoying your program Ana thank you very much for that feeling very happy this morning this Sunday because we've had a new arrival in the family got a safe arrival of our beautiful granddaughter she's under named as yet but you want to wish a huge congratulations to your son Johnny partner Kira you've made us very very proud of that is wonderful news huge congratulations from us and I played your song a bit earlier we had the kingdom choir singing blinded by your grace and that was all for them so you can have a very busy very busy time now chasing little ones around and all is well and they they have fun picking and name. You messages coming in is nice to hear from you let me know what you're up to this Sunday. Yeah. Everybody's free to feel good I'm feeling good. We want to check in with the travel though if you've go