Would like to see your mom love to hear from me. The voice of South Yorkshire North dogshit. P.v.c. Radiation fields. In Firstly they are here's the news with Peter Yes thank you a South Yorkshire police officer sacked from the force for filming people having sex from the police helicopter has been jailed for a year 51 year old Adrian Podmore from wish to enroll them admitted misconduct in public office Rebecca Carey reports at Sheffield Crown courts the judge Peter Kelson q.c. Told puck more that he quite literally considered himself above the law video shot by puck more unscreened at Sheffield Crown course included graphic scenes of a couple having sex on their patio other footage showed a woman sunbathing naked in her garden to nature wrist sitting outside their caravan and a couple lying naked on some lounges outside their home it had measured 4 counts of misconduct in a public office last month on the day his trial was chief to start the court heard that poke Moore was a sex obsessively Arabs or he was referred to as the team deviant by other members of the air support unit at South Yorkshire police while in the statement this lunchtime the Deputy Chief Constable of South Yorkshire police Mark Roberts said this kind of behavior by an officer is completely unacceptable and the outcome for Mr Podmore is consistent with the decision we took in 2015 to dismiss him from the service. The Department of Health has insisted that there are enough midwives after new figures suggested that more than 40 percent of maternity wards in England closed their doors to expect to mothers at least once last year the survey of nearly 100 trust by the Labor party found the most common reasons given were shortages of staff or beds ministers say the temporal closures were well rehearsed safety measures but John Skewes from the Royal College of Midwives says the closures are part of a worrying trend at the heart of this is the shortage of midwives $3500.00 shortage at least in England alone so the trend is getting worse and really that shows that there are just aren't enough resources not enough money not enough people particularly not enough midwife one of Britain's most notorious criminals can of noir who is serving life for a road rage murder is to be transferred to an open prison the move was approved by the justice secretary David Livingston following a recommendation from the Parole Board in 1996 can of noise stab Steven Cameron to death on a slip road of the m 25 in Kent Doncaster has its own you're a star train and engine cab from one of the trains has been donated to the National College for high speed rail to help the students understand more about the trains and track ahead of the 2nd phase of high speed rail across the country h s 2 It arrived this morning and the college chief executive Claire Mowbray says the high speed college will be high tech thinking to make this a virtual reality classroom so you'll be able to go inside and we'll be using that to reality to show the different insides of trains and how they what they feet chairs signaling the cab set up so that we can really give our learned the math experience public health officials say a stomach bug which is a fact of competitors and staff at the World Athletics Championships in London is no a virus 30 people have fallen ill with more details here's our sports reporter Alex Capstick those affected by the illness are staying at the Tower Hotel in London they include athletes and support staff from various teams including Germany Canada and Ireland public health officials have been. Back to the building and have found no evidence it's was the source of the virus the Botswanan sprinter Isaac but Kuala said he was heartbroken and it felt like sabotage after he was stopped from taking part in the 1st round of the 200 meters in which he was one of the favorites after he had vomited he hopes to get clearance for the final of the 400 meters a highlight of this evening's action while the big day for sport in Sheffield has arrived 20000 people are expected at Bramall Lane tonight for the opening ceremony of the Special Olympics a flame of hope will be carried through Sheffield to the stadium the Downton Abbey actor Jim Carter is master of ceremonies but he's been here talking to Paulette Special Olympics is more about the sort of the forgotten people with those hidden disabilities learning disabilities intellectual disabilities who Chance are readily identified and they're the people who get really marginalized in our society they get bullied they get left out not included socially especially lympics appealed to me because it's about giving people to get involved and that's something I really believe in the Get involved in new community. And everybody should be given the opportunity to maximize their potential Meanwhile an organization which aims to change perceptions of young people with learning disabilities is holding a youth summit ahead of the Special Olympics today play unified promotes projects in schools across the u.k. Which and to include students with an disabilities in sports activities and events the summit will be an opportunity for young people from all over the u.k. To pitch ideas for new projects as well as show the achievements they've already made through various projects and ideas the key Wells who is the national manager of the summit told us how important the event will be for budding athletes with learning disabilities we know 8 out of 10 young people with intellectual disabilities are reportedly bullied less School campaign really aims to address those challenges and ensure more young people ultimately have a much happier journey using the power of sport so football news now in Sheffield. Wednesday head coach Carlos cover held says he's unaware of any negotiations after being asked about reported interest from wolves in Jordan Rhodes Sheffield United manager Chris Wilde says he plans to bring the changes for tomorrow's League Cup tie against Walsall David Brooks is expected to start as our Jake right Daniel Lafferty and Mark Duffy while Chad Evans and James Hansen could feature as they make their way back from injury and that's b.b.c. Radio Sheffield news sport it's just coming up to 6 minutes past one. Thank you very much pace here with the latest weather his Lisa Gallagher cloudy and all afternoon with further outbreaks of rain heavy at 1st 20 more showery in nature later in temperatures and the around 15 degrees the rain will continue through this evening and overnight still heavy at times starting to clear to the South Wales temperatures around 12 degrees maybe one or 2 showers to begin with tomorrow but soon becoming dry gradually brightening through the day a northerly wind and temperatures around 17 degrees Thursday the best day there wait Dr fine with sunny spells and feeling warm sunny wet and windy for a while on Friday and then brighter with showers and the wind easing on Saturday as well whether online at b.b.c. . Sheffield. B.b.c. Radio Sheffield go thank you very much Lisa for that where the rope day and was celebrating lighthouses on the show today it is nothing to do with the fact that the weather is all for and it's to do with the fact that it was like towns day yesterday yesterday or a little bit late to the policy and we always about one look as you can get here in South Yorkshire and North Darbyshire but we have found a local links to all sorts of lighthouses including one in Sheffield I kid to note you must stay with me and you'll find out exactly where that is they came ashes b.b.c. Radio Shack. And bearing all is Charlotte all got from Sheffield amongst other things many of things are going to be finding out about Charlotte's. Finding out how she overcame depression after living with it for $23.00. Seems only appropriate to play this song doesn't it it's the Lighthouse Family and. Want to. Live to hear from me today. Now to the sea. It's pitch black you're not seeing and the only sound you can hear is the crashing waves because you feel a little bit emotional imagine the relief you might feel from seeing a line in the distance a light telling you that you know from that. That's been the job of lighthouses throughout history and to mark that special miss they even get that oen day lighthouse day which falls on the 6 Now we always say late to the party a couple of days that the party. August the 7th I'm just being told in my my ear away from my script. But as luck as we all here in South Sheffield South Yorkshire and north we couldn't resist the challenge of finding a local links to like houses and believe it or not we have found one in Sheffield you'll have to stay ching for that but I also want your lighthouse stories if you've ever visited any Have you ever seen one abroad or anything like that. Going down the metaphorical route who would you say is the link house in your life the Paris in this pop spin that the dark times or maybe it's a place a place that you visit when you feel a little bit live a little bit down in the dumps What do you like towns place we'd love to hear from here so do 14279 double 6 double 9. I know you can text is 81 the 3 double 3 starting your message with the word Sheffield Now Sean is from Sheffield but grew up in Plymouth where she could see a lighthouse from have bedroom window and she joins me right now shown and thank you for coming into the studio so we're obviously you know we're talking about light houses and this is a very So this special thing in your life isn't it and some people might think what a White House how could it be you know sort of special but you know describe. To me the one that you saw growing up yes there the one that I saw growing up was called Smeaton's tower and it's just on the coast of Plymouth just on the land it's not in operation anymore but it's just this iconic picture that is found everywhere across Plymouth and even when you see it on the t.v. You just get memories of home and so it's this 70 feet tall structure that stands at looking out across the Sound and is red and white stripes like the barbershop it's absolutely love it exactly what you want to see isn't it yeah I mean I always think you know. I was talking to our producer about this earlier is one of you mentioned lighthouses I go back to my childhood in the t.v. Show going around the twist remember that it was a it was a it was quite some time and probably a bit too old for Charlotte but yes it does exactly the iconic sort of vision that you want for it and there's a reason why it's called means terrorism and not sexually related back to you to hear yes there it was actually designed by a guy called John Smeaton it was the 3rd Light House apparently built for that is stone rocks which is of quite dangerous part just southwest of Plymouth and one had I think been destroyed in a storm one was bent down by fire and so John Smeaton a Yorkshire man was brought in to design the that lighthouse to be on those rocks So yes from your designed this down for the southwest coast that only some Yorkshire connection there somewhere isn't that have you ever been inside this lighthouse obviously growing up in a sort of big. No I couldn't because I mean the times it's now I'm more of a museum that you can go up there are 93 steps up to the. Yes it's quite a climb which we did of the child and was seemed a lot higher I don't imagine. Still very tall but yes we did used to climb up off and and have a look in the view from the top is just gorgeous but what you see inside as well is just so eye opening as to how the lighthouse keeper would have lived Absolutely that is the old floor to the isn't it because I didn't realize until some doing some research obviously only in those days how well the light houses are when they go back to the Egyptian times you know that it was them that invented it in the 1st place so again how long was the one sitting the how long was that one been there so it was out at sea from 759-2877 cry and then apparently the rocks underneath it became quite unstable so they decided that they needed another lighthouse they built another one next to it and they dismantled this one but to pay homage to John Smeaton they moved the top $2.00 thirds of it onto the Plymouth coastline so it's bad now as this memorial to John Smeaton and now this part of just the Plymouth coastline and something that anyone from Plymouth would record this is something that is real when you see like you say when you see it on the t.v. Or you see them pictures or whatever does it bring back it brings lots of smiles and and zones and all kinds of things from a child who has all of the senses the sounds of the. And yes the smell of the sea and everything and I believe we can get market in it now because yeah you can actually get married up at the top in the Lambton very it would be a very small occasion and I had a look at it and you can only have 9 people and that's including the registrar and the witness and things like that so it would be a very intimate gathering but the view from the top would be I think probably what do you know is it something that you would consider considering you know something you grew up with I think I have to make a family I mean your problem is that I was trying to get married. You know obviously have to do if you try. Maybe. That's the way around it and that's the way around it so was he you know when you saw this lighthouse was it something that was sort of comforting to you you know as you saw this for me but I mean how old were you when he was looking at this lighthouse from your bedroom window probably from when I was about 10 I was in that dream until I was 18 and you know that city right so you sort of really important is a lot how did you find it quite comforting and when these were secure Yeah and just this something that just reminds you of the sea I. Just love the seaside and everything about it and the lighthouse is just such a big part of it so you have to look out and to see and and to go home now and to visit my parents and see the lighthouse which does bring back so many memories and and just does make you think about what it means to be by the sea that sense that you get and the idea of just just being free but also feeling really safe and secure as well and I think that's something that White House is really bringing that idea of the light in the dark Yes And for me that's partly wrapped around my faith and for me that houses are linked to that as well and I did actually God is in is the light in the dark place but but yeah just. A matter of what you what connotation to wrap around it for many people is such a secure and comforting thing surely you mean the garbage. Nation of that that was absolutely lovely I would show it from regionally from Plymouth and we see grow with the lighthouse from her bedroom window and that is what we're talking about today it's about lighthouses if you have a visit today and if you could the same kind of a vision is what Charlotte has here if you've got any memories you know brings it back for you or maybe you found your lighthouse moment we would love to hear from Michelle and we thank you so much for joining us. Do you get in touch plays love to hear from you this afternoon of 14276 temple. Are. You. I choose the par. With. Me. Oh. You say. Oh it's sounding. A. Broke. It. Just give me a reason penguin a was. Here on b.b.c. Radio Shack field it's baccy in for a. 22 minutes past one on this very pleasant day I have to say how do you feel 8 and from listening to Lisa it's not going to be that nice tomorrow if you're heading towards the ash i wish i that never make sure you take you make sure you take your own relish because you stand it isn't it whenever there's a shy. Well there's a festival there something like that it should sit down with rain but you know what Thursday it's going to be fine really there's a lot of ads that you go into on the Thursday where you can enjoy the nice weather we're talking about unlike houses he had to say in the shack because yesterday was national light towns day I wanted to celebrate it wanting to hear your lighthouse stories that can be anything we can be looking for you stories of lighthouses that you visited or seen or maybe you've had a lighthouse my way you've gone someone you've just oh I feel so much better being here or you maybe you have a person like your very own life house we'd love to hear from me and Kevin in Chapeltown joins me now I have to name Kevin. I'm very well thank you my lovely now you're recommending a lighthouse to go and see on change you know St Mary's like Ok with me being in Newcastle beautiful Now I need to confess I've never actually been to Italy but I keep meaning to go there every time a day is one of those things where it's not really it took me right Amanda to stay in the arcades or something different so wanted why do you recommend this lighthouse a much I mean say it's. Just a lovely area it's plain to see there's a gold course on it. It's called a Spanish you do it you needn't arcade and generally it's just a lovely area just a beautiful nice tranquil place is that what it is do you find yourselves out of going there Kevin Now if you get a 7 Ill bet with something or maybe a little bit stressed in life is that so my way you would had. Definitely yeah if you had that many lighthouse moments yourself so there's. No specifically. Light bulb moment now I'm just a good place. Tell you what Kevin next time you go we make His I've got a little baby and I'm in need of a lighthouse moment I can assure you or you're going to come with you while you are very very kind my friend Reisa stay on the fire I would say if he tells you who get this date lined up for I Kevin thank you very much. Kevin from Chapeltown recommending I have you want to go and have a look at me I want something tranquil and beautiful to come and see the the lighthouse. Absolutely beautiful and of course you had to hear that Kevin is going to take 27. Years since pretty sure came to an end after months of political deadlock agreed to divide the country into. This weekend we'll be looking. For both India. From Sheffield city center throughout Monday on Tuesday speaking to people from both communities as well as covering the celebrations here how the politician was marred by turmoil following the birth of the 2 nations. They are. 70 years on. This Sunday evening. Radio Sheffield thank you very much to pull for getting in touch is back here on b.b.c. Radio Sheffield infrared you were talking about lighthouses and Paul says If you stop on a buy in Scarborough Harbor which I have many times the toilets and the showers and now in the lighthouse we're going to talk to someone very late it was late about the lighthouses and if they are still functional at the moment doesn't seem to any of them actually many other things being useful as poles just said that to be talking to a bit of a lighthouse expert in just a. And I can make you feel good see. A bounce. In Sheffield. And a bit of heavy traffic recovery work following him. Around the junction. In an express 20 minutes between Sheffield. And Stockport all g. To an operational incidents if you spot a problem called the line a notable 14561212 more and half an hour. Really oh she'll feel. 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