It's missiles and it means that in contrast a separate crime survey based on interviews with the public suggest that crime has fallen by around 10 percent a 51 year old man from Oxford who snuck into a woman's property while she was asleep with the intent of sexually assaulting her has been jailed for 5 years the woman woke up in her bed to find her looking under her blanket marks on from all of the right in Oxford quickly run away by police charged him 6 days later. Patients at a doctor's surgery in Henley say they're being threatened by bailiffs over on paid parking fines which they believe should have been cancelled those hit by the demands were told by the ballon heart surgeries that they'd arranged for the charges by smart parking to be scrapped but the company is now ignoring the requests after the surgery cancelled their contract in November so could not sa is one of the patients affected by the finance never go out with anything like that before so it's worrying I'm sure if it would have been an older person you know they would be even more boring than we are but we just feel we're sitting it out at the moment if the course comes up I don't know what we're gonna do we'll cross the bridge when we get there smart parking declined to comment on the matter in a statement ballon heart surgery said we are truly sorry that our patients are going through this distressing experience with smart parking we continue to attempt to communicate with smart parking and the British parking Association to seek resolution for our patients travellers have illegally set up camp on a park and ride car park in Oxford the group has me of caravans on to the water Eaton park and ride site near Oxford Parkway which is managed by Oxford shake county council the council says it hopes to resolve the situation through discussion but will follow the legal process if necessary making you click today scientists in the Swiss city of Faisal have revealed Boris Johnson is a descendant of a mom of 5 women who was found in the city in 1975 it's one of the most read stories on the b.b.c. News website this lunchtime Meanwhile at b.b.c. Dot co dot t.k. Slash Oxford you can see a video about a blind pianist who's been offered a place to study music at Oxford University. Full of the latest in sport now this afternoon his Roseta bars across pole hacking bottom claims at Oxford United have rejected a bid from the Yorkshire club for goalkeeper Simon Eastwood The 28 year old was voted player of the season last year and remains under contract at because Sam stadium until 2019 hacking bottom says the use turned down. His offer but he still remains interested in bringing the player to UK while before the close of the transfer window we did put in a bid for him until Oxford agree to sell him then to them is nothing we can do about it would you like to go back for another one when you feel you someone who could add something to guys like the I'd like to hear definitely me all he's caretaker boss Derek has actually doesn't think that Kane Hemmings will work turns the club before the end of the season herrings is currently on loan at Mansfield Town of exactly says the strike is set to remain at field bill for the remainder of the campaign I don't think there's anything we can do now about Kay nothing came touch of recall before the 15th day at this moment it's my reading of it is correct but certainly at the moment well hopeful that John's not too serious we're hopeful that Wes will be fit for the actually game as well and hopefully one of 2 more will be tennis now Britain's car admin was unable to reach his 1st Grand Slam final a succeed and Chile each won the Australian Open semifinal in straight sets afterwards church said that he believes that Edmund has the ability to change at the top of the men's game in the future he's playing great tennis and the last couple years he improved a lot and he started great at this year extremely tough run to the semi's her a couple 5 so there are some couple for starters as well and definitely it left some scars on his body as I can feel there too but there from he's got a bright future and we're going to be seeing him a lot around in the install world number one so I have 2 match points to beat Angelica and reach her 1st Australian Open final how it will play Carline was the akhi in the Melbourne showpiece with both players any 2 in the 1st grand slam title Thanks Ross on the small sport on Home Time on b.b.c. Radio Oxford after 4 this afternoon. And with your latest weather for Oxford is an exhaust born and again it's staying at mainly Brighton to preserve for the rest of today with some sunny spells continuing for its time but we are expecting some blistery showers to feed in from the West as you move through this afternoon and where we do catch any of those showers that could be on the heavy side that will feel it to school or compared to recent days. Well with a high of 9 degrees Celsius that's 48 in Fahrenheit so the showers will continue through this evening but gradually fading out into night becoming trial with some clear spells forming so you'll be quite a cold night ahead temperatures falling down to 3 degrees Celsius so some of us could see a Touch of Frost with any shelter so it's a chilly start to Friday but otherwise it's looking like a decent day to end the week plenty of dry and bright weather in the forecast some sunny spells coming through as well with lighter winds and a high of 7 degrees Celsius or so event turns cloudy into the weekend with some rain spreading eastwards on Saturday central in the West on Sunday although a mostly dry and bright stay and it will turn milder as well with temperatures creeping back up again for the full 10 day forecast log on to our Web sites that's p.c. Cut u.k. Forward slash Oxford. Thanks Alex Well I have to admit this is my favorite story of the day Lily here's why all of our top 10 list Oxford chains most popular names last year the county council's registration service says there are 7670 births here with the popular name choices or the ones making the top 10 how much Edith and Oliver while the headlines again I know you're going to talk about it more later on Daybreak and I say we should talk about being trendsetters so at to we will today we will but I've got to read the headlights come 1st headlines again for you this lunchtime Thames Valley Police 8 struggling to fill posts and is having to hire case investigators to bridge the gap Meanwhile there's been a steep rise in the number of violent crimes recorded by police in England and Wales and Oxford County Council says it hopes discussions with travellers camping at an Oxford park and ride will resolve the issue without legal action and of course more on all of it and topping the list of favorite names at Oxford she later on as well that's the b.b.c. 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And everybody else way although we are answering yesterday's home a question in about 15 minutes which is why all most of us right handed it back to them in comment if you will in writing and it's the top 10 from when we are running through the top 10 all may stay in a mystery year it's fabulous a number full we had God Gave Rock n roll to you 2 by. Now is kiss at 3 we had the Prodigy and everybody in this place at number 2 a form a number one it was Queen and behave me unwraps a day here it is in full. Yes. That seek. To do this. Yes. We. Choose keep. Trying. To. Keep. Us. 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For who want to write and who got it wrong well that is a question that do we need to address well as I said throw you through a bit of a couple with a monopsony but smudge untamed got it right 2nd time around well done indeed this is how bright you are one year out my friend also getting it right we had Brownie have Simon the ghost hunter who I think might have a little bit of a thing for Kylie but you and me both Simon thank you so much if you played along pranked fill in old shot barons filled. In chippy all of you thank you very much indeed the yeah that these were on the top 10 was to get in 9092. Your life stories this is b.b.c. Radio. And. They want to. Know. What do. You do. What's. Diana Ross why did falls fall in love and why most of us right handed that was the homework question yesterday set by East Oxford primary school it was set by 10 year old has some Let's just remind all so why are people. Yes I'm right handed my sister's right handed my mom is left handed I feel like her Uncle Tom was left handed I feel if you're a left handed person you know the provenance of your did miss in your family very well but we we needed to get to the bottom of it why are most people right handed Well luckily we had a tame senior lecturer cycling parts this morning his name is Ben Kenwood and he's a senior lecturer in psychology Oxford Brookes University here is his attempt at a not so it's a good question it's especially good question because it's a bit unusual for humans amongst the whole animal kingdom that we have such a strong bias that the vast majority of people or right handed so dogs for example could be right or left pawed but it's about a $5050.00 split of which they are and that's the same for for most animals so. Basically has to do with specialisation of the different holds of the brain so that's called lateralization in the human brain it's actually the case that both sides of the brain do most things Ok so there's a bit of a meth loading around you know some people strongly left brain some people strongly right brains and that has made you can't because it's not really like like most stuff that your brain does it does on both sides Ok but there are a few things that are specialized so one to one side or the other language is one of them so language is a lot of that is done in on the left hand side of the brain. And the thing about language you want to think about like this but the thing about language is it involves a fair amount of fine motor control because talking talking is quite a fiddly business it's entirely unconscious so you might be thinking hold on these 2 about the left hand side the right the thing is the left hand side of your brain controls the right hand side of your body and vice versa it's just a theory it's really hard to prove these kinds of things because basically what we're talking about is this is kind of an evolutionary theory a theory about how brains evolved and you can't really do experiments on human evolution to prove beyond doubt theories like this so then that leaves us with the question how a 90 percent yeah why and why for humans that it's so biased such a strong bias towards right handedness and that question is really quite hard on so I don't as far as I know I don't think anyone's got a really definitive answer to it one really nice idea is that it has to do with the fact that humans are a very cooperative species we're much more corporative than any other animal species and cooperation requires coordination Yeah and so you know I probably most people are familiar with the situation where they're doing some kind of job together with another person and it become likely to find it yeah and it becomes more difficult because the other person is left handed so. I'm struggling to think of a good example right now but it does happen like yeah yeah like tennis maybe oh yeah although actually now that you mention tennis that's a really interesting case where. Left handers have an advantage there but that's a competitive thing so if you're if you're collaborating Ok It helps if you know if you both do things in the same way very very often in terms of just how you organize your kind of motor activities like how you move your body if you're if you're engaged in a competition against someone else which is the opposite Yeah so actually left handers overrepresented in top level sports like tennis that is basically a one on one computer and this 11 really nice idea for why I left handers a still around the tall is that they have this competitive advantage in this one study I found where they've looked many pre-industrial societies so kind of hunter gatherer societies this kind of thing and they found that the level of violence in the societies which varies a lot some hunter gatherers are very peaceful some preindustrial a society can be rather violence they found that the more violence there is in those societies the more left handers. So that's that's a fascinating kind of bit of circumstantial evidence for this idea because I hadn't even thought about survival of the fittest and you're right if you say if you need to cooperate you should wear many shots of engine for 3 should think you know right handed if we help collaborating then the left handers would just slowly go out but there must be some element of competition where they do better Yeah maybe not just competition the thing about left handers is so you might think Ok how does it work with a left hand maybe they're just mirror image of right handers so maybe. Right handers have the language motor stuff going on in the left hand side of the brain maybe left handers have it on the right hand side of the brain yeah recently they did a brain imaging study where they discovered that's not actually the case most left handers like most right hand this also have their language like motor stuff on the left so left handers are not just mirror image of right handed generally they're a little bit different so so they're over represented in things like. Music people who are very highly skilled at music and math but the flip side of that they also have increased rates of neuro psychiatric disorders this kind of thing so so your average left hand the brain is a little bit different not just the mirror image but more different than that how amazing how you write 100 left handed right hand is that any left hand is in my heart my mother's left hand this is there any inheritance patterns Yeah my mom has left and yeah I write Yeah so there's known it must be genetic because it does run in families but they haven't found the relevant genes yet as far as I know I always knew my left handed man with different and indeed special thanks very much to Dr Ken Ben Kenward from Oxford Brookes University So there you go that is why biz a predominance of a bias in humans. But it's sort of as far as I know it was a random 5050 chance that fine motor control get social and you have 10 side of your brain and therefore you don't you know dominant side is you're right. Absolutely I mean more homework questions to come this week and specifically in about an hour. From a social primary school when we go back to school David Greene now. Change. a child. Of stories from amazing. Oh and then join me tomorrow morning from 10 on b.b.c. Radio I do an excellent to restrain rush and I may treat you to at some point you know we think. To be poli again to morrow pull at but whoever sits in her exciting seat will get dished out exciting delicious things because it's Friday Friday and we're going to couple of fun. Lady and rage off from the Oxford mushroom Radio. Travel Alan Joyce is here with all the latest travel how is the m 40 taking on and yet looking very slight moving I'm afraid northbound if you going