I northbound Julian thank you very much indeed he's good at playing in libraries and accompanying you on the travel news or may say send gold Thank you Judy. Very good God is rigid English so yes it is true Tuesday Tuesday the 13th every 2080. Is the weather set fair for a pancake raise it is because you got one coming up or the next. Digital radio and t.v. Cross this. Is b.b.c. Radio so. Morning from major link click great to have a company thank you for being there let's get the latest news now with Luke Thank you Julian good morning to teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 6 week old baby died in Southampton police an ambulance were called to a home on defender road to reports a young boy needed medical attention early on Sunday morning the baby died in hospital short time later an 18 year old woman and a 16 year old boy from Southampton have been arrested on suspicion of murder. Package holidays to Tunisia for British tourists have resumed for the 1st time since 38 people most of them Britons were killed by a gunman in 2015 in the aftermath of the attack the foreign office advised against all but essential travel to Tunisia Thomas Cook flights left Birmingham Airport this morning these people were among the 1st passengers to fly the fast because I didn't know it was the 1st run and we were out there are some of the terrorist attack was on so we were staying in the hotel down the road but we left the country so we knew would never fly. No I'm not scared it'll find yet way. More dangerous train in London. The Charity Commission has announced a statutory inquiry into Oxfam in response to the scandal involving aid workers in Haiti paying local women for sex launching the type of inquiry is the most serious action the commission can take. A woman living near a bridge crossing the railway line in Eastley has told this program she's waiting for a disaster to happen because h. e V's keep knocking the structure the Campbell Road Bridge links 150 houses and a large industrial estate to the town center only marks lives nearby and spoken breakfast earlier we're waiting for a disaster here and that's the problem and that's what we feared the most is that there's going to be a tragic accident and then everybody will be pointing their fingers at everyone else saying all we told you so but it's us the residents that are actually saying look this is the problem now you've got to sort this night before something major is going to happen Network Rail says replacing some protective panels which they've installed on Campbell bridge will be done in the meantime and it might consider replacing the bridge in 5 years more on this story in just a few minutes the b.b.c. Has learned that the Commonwealth has secretly begun considering who might succeed the Queen as head of the organization the issue is hugely sensitive because the role is not hereditary and there is no formal process for choosing who should be appointed sa diplomatic correspondent James Landale reports when the Prince of Wales becomes king he will not automatically inherit his mother's title as head of the Commonwealth it's not and to read a tree row I've learned that the 53 member states have established a high level group of independent figures to look at the way the Commonwealth is governed it will meet for the 1st time today in London the Commonwealth could choose anyone as the ceremonial leader but few see any realistic alternative to Prince Charles the question is whether his appointment would be a one off or would establish a new rule that the role is always held by the British head of state and the new project by Bournemouth University is looking into the benefits of tight chief of people living with dementia the Chinese martial arts combines. Breathing and relaxation with flowing repetitive movements following a successful pilots in 2016 researches now hyper launches study will prove that the form of exercise can slow the condition down Dr Samuel Newman's from the university it might help with people's short term memory or their ability to focus on different things. 2 things at the same time that the hand eye coordination helpful with a core muscles things you do every day like getting out of a chair or walking across the street safely and to avoid the risk of having a 4th of July this b.b.c. Radio news it's coming up to 5 minutes past 8 thank you Dick said look just for people just joining is intimate performances and for you this is the shining in an old hotel Jenna happened yeah that's right so it was a performance put on by students from the University at the China hotel in Boston this was pretty much nearly a year ago actually it was in a massive performance the hotel was undergoing renovations it was completely empty no visitors or guests and yet they did a full on performance of The Shining using actors only probably about 30 to 40 people in the audience if I remember as intimate it was really dark really eerie to music was going to performance that the performers came through the crowd and everything and always one for Obviously it's a really dark horror story in itself but yeah really close and up to the action is great and scary really scary. Scary. Thank you very much indeed so we think that's pretty it's about thank you for all your intimate performance stories we're doing this in the show today because the join his arms and Southampton is celebrating 50 years of live music and as the guys who run it they say you know it's a really intimate venue where you get involved in the performances I want to hear your intimate performances then there's a lot of them coming in. To my best experience of an intimate performance was many years ago when the country was celebrating the 40th anniversary of the end of World War 2 Why now. Traveling performance around key points in Southampton where the actors would react to significant happening during the war we were all part of it we had to March around the Titanic memorial we were taken into a dungeon in the city walls as an air raid shelter where we ate spag mashed potatoes whilst a very realistic air raid took place we were transported around the city in an old city bus with Winston Churchill as a conductor delivering the wartime news Hillary that is definitely an intimate experience is a good story as well thank you very mailing Julian Clegg a b c dot ca to you Kate if you were listening just for 8 o'clock you won't have heard the great story of golden Gill truck the guitar is playing in the library there in Haven't these are good stories I'm loving them keep on coming your intimate performance stories please 183-453-0396 extension 1 e-mail chilling click at b.b.c. Talk you can. Buy the headline for the Smalling was a wet and windy start it seems to be quite of what it would be nice as well Gayle's at times. Bright spot spells as one of the lucky but I think it's rain and then chatting up a bit but then more rain through the afternoon 7 Celsius 45 Fahrenheit you've got the idea it's February and we'll have details on the weather with Judy at half past . B.b.c. Radio waves Gillian. So welcome back and welcome along indeed and this morning we're talking about a newsmaker story where suddenly snow island is making the news this morning because local people living near a row bridge that crosses the Waterloo railway line Eastley say it is an accident waiting to happen the Campbell Road Bridge links 150 houses in a huge industrial state to the town center have it's been struck on numerous occasions by trying to cross it leaving a series of gaps and breaches in the structure. Network releve carried out repairs but guess what's this is the last time I came on the air to tell us it was not looking good 18 months ago the repairs keep getting knocked down again by struggling to cross the bridge I'm sure voltage or power isn't easily this morning we resident John Davis and also on the news making line Tony who is a lorry driver who uses the bridge Let's go to Joe 1st of all so Joe just explain why you know here we are again almost 18 months. Old Let's try that said Joe destroy the job let's try that again sorry we had a problem with that the line just explain why we are here again 18 months old. Well there is a fundamental issue a challenge with the railway bridge itself it went up in $906.00 and it's basically a very sharp s. Bend a don't like bridge so you approach it on a very steep gradient you have to then take a very sharp left go over the bridge and take a very sharp right and I'm duffing my cap to Tony who I know we're going to hear from in a moment because actually those large lorries the large h.g.v. S. When they make that turn they have no more than an inch of space to play with to get across that bridge safely The challenge is Bane many lorry drivers not necessarily the big ones but those who want experienced crossing it have knocked and clipped and chips the bridge and the repairs of the bridge hence we're back 18 months later and it's caused breaches in the railings there's holes there's gaps De Pree could easily fall down on to the track and what residents here are really beyond concerned about is that at one point a vehicle itself might go over just staying there will come to John at the moment I want to bring in Tony who is a lorry driver who got in touch this morning very mellow said Tony good morning the morning Jill so tell me about your experience of this bridge of people listening further afield we don't know East me very well why is that a bit of a nightmare to put it bluntly judging by your email getting a round around the roads. Because. The bridges are sorry Jagger you've got probably just off the mode and very sharp left turn to go over the bridge and you have to literally be what every other part of the road take it is wider possible with no actually inches to spare and then you get around the just a bracket round the bridge to the left and then once across the very very very equally shot to the right to get into Campbell were you know a little camp really is 21 of the trickiest forwards going over as you do is to see the joy of a. Go. If you get very old and you've heard them you heard I am going other resident coming up do you think it's a major instant weight you know happen. Well I think all the damage on the face of such a close that we don't enjoy having a nice. Experience well with the. Younger job experience. So I mean I'll be blunt looking at the damage myself from pictures yesterday and this morning could we get a lorry get it wrong and go over the edge. Of the About got a. Little. Bit of the grades. Possible right Ok Will attorney thank you for adding in is really good that you come on because it makes all the difference to the story so we can hear it from you all saw it as well. Have been to a lot of people are not the Gulf. You know ran a. Few times Ok well how do you thank you for that and if my wife's listening oh yes that will be Tony I know him good to have you on the show tonight in showing that just joining us this morning is this all a family affair as well. Back to you and indeed to John he's alongside you so John I suspect hearing Tony talking about that because it makes you think well that the Dr is having difficulty with it. Yeah good morning Julian quite right I know no I'm not imagining things we know the drivers must be you know how to fight it having to do this maneuver and it's not only clipping it to be honest with you I've been there when the bridges being closed full several hours because someone's actually got stuck on the parapets and they weren't allowed to move until Network Rail came and inspected it to make sure there wasn't more damage so it's not just damaging it's actually getting stuck on the bridge Yeah I mean the things that crossing my mind I mean today it could dead brief full on the railway line which is one thought what do you think. Definitely Deborah has fallen on the railway line some protective heras fencing there precisely because of the bridge parapets was clipped and it fell on to the railway line Thank goodness there wasn't a train coming imminently but they had to clear that up and the fencing is there to protect us right on the really dangerous corner and John I mean we're saying it's an accident waiting to happen that's an off used phrase in the media these days but you know what kind of accident do you think we could be talking about. Well it's an accident that has happened never mind waiting to happen in that it's mind the worst thing that I could think of is in terms of accidents some rubble fall and when a train is coming along and you just don't want to think about that but. It's not just accident if something gets stuck when an emergency vehicle needs to get in or out you can get stuck in Campbell Road or you can get stuck out of Campbell Road fire engine. A neighbor of ours is an emergency a 1st emergency attend and he has actually said that once he was going to call and he couldn't get out so they had to transfer the call to somebody else Ok doctor that's really good point Joe just to come back to you what. Indeed have she County Council saying about this. Well residence is stuck between a rock and a whole place here because this problem could be solved overnight by bringing in a white restriction on the bridge and that's the responsibility of them she can't council because they're responsible for the rope service now they say that while this sympathetic to residents concerns Network Rail have reassured them that there's no structural issues with the bridge which would justify weight restrictions so they're saying no to the white restriction Meanwhile residents here are saying let's get a better approach then let's get something more than that and network readily saying to us that safety is their number one priority that they've carried out previous works they realise those works are now damaged and they will come out again they say they're going to carry on working with the local authority to try and tackle the issue and this is why there's been a slight move they say that replacing the bridge would be costly in complex and take a number of years to plan and deliver but this is what that they would potentially consider over the next 5 years where we should say it hasn't got away clearly from 18 months ago since we lost it John thank you for coming on the show as well enjoy Palmer thank you as well and obviously if you're a lorry driver or local resident and you want to add further to that you can get in touch by sending me an email Julian Clegg a b.b.c. Documentary k o calling 345303961 look thank you for all your calls and stories so far on intimate performances what a morning we are having producer Mike joining me from our phone and interactive area to thank you for that because it's been great has some great stories coming here are a lot a lot of very powerful ad says I think Gil truck play hot song but behind the price that's just amazing before 8 o'clock so we want more of that my whole sense what you want to hear from people with their thoughts on June is here because our other funny we're going to run today which is flight to going back would you go back and I know you were on the show producing the day when the awful incident happened because I was away on holiday at the time and over here and seeing the story that ghastly terrible tragedy on the beach in Tunisia now we report this morning that flights are going back to come believe it's almost 3 years ago. This Catalans when the gunman killed 38 people 30 of them British of course on that beach in Seuss' in 2015 and in terms of the effect that's had on what has been one of the major holiday destinations for British tourists over the years just to put it this in context go back to 2014 years you had 430000 visitors each year from Britain last year that number down to 28 houses and that the not all of that as also be the fact that those tourists go elsewhere and with the people worried about going to Egypt as well it's seen an extraordinary increase of people going to other European countries like Spain and yachts and of course that's put pressures on those places where they feel some are saying there are too many tourists so this is a big big moment we want to hear what people think about this and whether they would go back that well that's right because I can remember Funnily enough a few weeks after the attack it we did a phone in about you know have you changed your travel plans for your holidays thinking about Egypt thinking action is here of course but of course Thomas Cook taking these 1st trips across this way lots of talk about how persons work hard to try to help him improve security counterterrorism detectives from the Metropolitan Police actually working with hotel staff intern is here to train them to know what signs to look for how to respond so lots done to improve people's confidence and this is the litmus test now I guess and we want to hear what you have to say this one is a Do let us know for a moment Mike thank you very much indeed I want to know would you go back to Tunisia and do these kind of societal security reassurances reassure you 345303961 is my phone number to join in on that text the word Solon's I want trouble 3 emerging Clegg a b c dot com Also if you work in. A travel agency or indeed you're a travel advisory that he your thoughts on that this morning as well Tunisia open for business but will the people go back would you go back and do you love Tunisia and if you hear the story what are your thoughts as. Let's talk. the junction. For the $834.00. Cone commentry 20 to the entry 30 to 35 minutes. Cross road and street that's routine from Junction 11 there is a delay of an hour maybe because of. The junction 527. 20 Still to come intimate performances. And Judy have been telling their stories this morning and you are as well my jewel says jewels here my suggestions the brook in Southampton an acoustic show of Paul Jones a few years ago really winning you'd never theatre which was my nomination on the show because of You Tube into that Judy yes went to a terrible perfume Fitzpatrick's to you it was being Shakespeare and it was the most depressing and terrible thing I've ever seen in quite the right he was you know. He was good but the play was depressed right into but clearly it was a. Bit of a theatre says. Reby Chana inviting the audience to daunce on stage that's more exciting the patches you that. Show better on the stairs off the show as well as his Nigel nicely said it would just sorry sure measure off the show with your colleague Adam Blackmore they want George Norris No I can get that for you. Can you hear us listening in time yeah I say I don't Blackmore's the man you need in really this morning is me rule the day. I'm an intimate gig without a black and nodule from Lords would take you for a bunch of your so we have a secret so. Jordan Judy's musical knowledge will now be tested and you're listening right now you're joining all this let's see how we do with this one I've no idea what this is so I need your help the listener to identify I've got one second of a piece of music here we go. So Judy sounds like you know what it is I think and I'm just trying to make the link somebody completely wrong let me try to get. Any ideas I know the song children not a clear voice talking about intimate performances today so what's the link can you work out what song is. That if you're listening you might be the only person listening that is over 345303961 text the word Silent One trouble free e-mail being Clegg of b.b.c. Talk u.k. . What is today Senate Secret Santa I think this is how this whole if you know let me know. Will hopefully have someone being the d.j. In the next 1015 minutes as a. B.b.c. Radio. Jordan is definitely here with the latest news a pulse was Jordan Yes thank you Jules we'll start with our life foo