Transcripts for BBC Surrey BBC Surrey 20180522 200000 : vima

And some of the survivors at a service at Manchester Cathedral Stuart Murray s stepson Martin hete died in the atrocity he spoke to Prince William after the service he did told in his piece about love and ourselves saying that the message of that has come very strong following the attack the support we ve had before that I wasn t an openly loving person but he saw told me that how important it is to help you get through the 2nd day of the Grenfell inquiry has been disrupted after a video was played showing distressing images of fire about 30 people walked out some of them in tears an official has since apologized the ANSTO Union which represents shop workers has described the announcement of new store closures by Marks and Spencer as salami slicing which is extremely distressing for staff the company says it plans to shut a total of $100.00 stores by 2022 in an effort to reorganize its business the retail consultant Mary Porter says M.M.S. Has struggled to keep up with progress we ve had the biggest innovation ever ever to happen to consumerism through what the Internet has done there s been a big change in the way we live from technology to apprise ation healthy living and when you have business the size of lots and Spence s to change is like taking the Titanic and saying let s change course here Samsung says it s to open a center for artificial intelligence research in Cambridge the government has welcomed the move Kathlyn Jones reports Samsung says its new artificial intelligence research lab in Cambridge will focus on health and communication the company joins Google Microsoft and Amazon in choosing the U.K. As a base for AI research to resume a said the announcement was a vote of confidence in the U.K. As a world leader in artificial intelligence and would create high skilled high paid jobs subsume isn t saying how many scientists will recruit but with stiff competition and reports of a shortage of. Skills finding them could be tough Ed Sheeran who has a stadium tour coming up has taken aggressive stance against ticket touts his teams canceled more than 10000 tickets bought by known touts or listed for resale on sites like via Gogo his staff of also help funds to claim refunds worth $240000.00 pounds in total and to buy genuine tickets the weather and the isolated showers in the south of England will die way to leave a finite ahead for most places close spells in many areas but some mist and low cloud will form in places especially across eastern parts of the country overnight lows of between $7.10 degrees B.B.C. News It s 3 minutes past 9. B.B.C. Summary. Well here we go then into the last of the program. Thanks to everybody who has been here along for the ride so far welcome if you were having some fun tonight on the program if you missed the sounds of pitches I can advocate enough going back and listen in again on. Something to do this evening that will be up. About an hour after the show. I did. Need a soundtrack to do you domestic. I m often listening back to myself to. The wonderful way to spend a morning. I would she was to go back on and listen to what they were doing for Michael Jackson was brilliant they did these folks version of. The shooter work should be all for it should be absolutely terrible but it was a. Really really talented people on the program then they. Mention why. Did you put that record in producing county didn t we were talking about looking for people of had unusual things. And bands like White Snake and all those kind of big. Body parts particular lady. We were prompted by a text from Duncan last night. Nothing about Jools Holland and signed a chip bag that they were after the things that people have signed. Thank you very much to. You said that. The club he was playing in from rich. So much more needs to know about so much more I need to know about I want triple that text with the word . 101658 The unusual thing celebs have signed for you claims we may have found somebody that had a body possibly they might just be on the show in the next. Simply read and fairgrounds on the B.B.C. Journey on sin here until 10 o clock Jim compile the grace and the monkeys on the way if you d like to contact the program and why wouldn t you the fun that we re having this evening be mad not so one triple 3 star you message with the word John A J O H N N Y you ll find me on Twitter as well if you search for Johnny I answer an apostrophe A.N.S.I. When. It s a 118 know isn t so 10169858 there s loads a ways to get in touch you don t have to but if you do then we feel good and you go and that s all that really matters in a moment s time we are going to discuss losing our shirts cows and hit flips they are not wrestling moves they are not farming terms they are not something you do in the bedroom they re board games with board games that never really took off how could a leak out will not take off. We will talk to the person from Leeds museum Kitty Ross who s unearthed loads of these old school strange and obscure and frankly ridiculous board games from the kind of fifty s on words you ve got you ve got your very popular canon of tried and tested ball games you know you monopolies you ve got your trivial pursuits game of life was a firm favorite mind you have a game of life game of life or love play. And you ve got your things like battleships board game so that s a ball game Guess who not really a board game we re not having that that doesn t count there is now some now. The man that can is getting very agitated because we re he s quite keen to find a board game. Which was a B.B.C. Board came from the seventy s if you buy our picture on Twitter of it but what I will try and find someone has got on there was there was a B.B.C. Board game from the from the source seventy s on Woods and I mean it looks terribly boring it looks really really boring but if anybody has the B.B.C. Board game which basically just asked you questions about current events called the news from the B.B.C. From the seventy s or eighty s please get in touch because comes a bit of a geek about this kind of stuff and he s got good money to buy off as well at one triple 3 star that text with the word Johnny 10169858 let s see if we can find anybody listening right now look at the entire country so somebody must have called the news from the B.B.C. Who had that board again we d like to hear more about it playing B.B.C. Also released in the lower lowballed gang. Course that we d boardgames we d like to hear about your to share them with us after this booty was found in late. Bowl game. From the B.B.C. Say. East. You. An unashamed gay Kanya about things that he s fine about stuff like that and say that is an insult it s a bunch of honor actually called Comedy and he was desperate for the program to try and find somebody that has the news from the B.B.C. a Boardgame sounds very obvious here are. The B.B.C. Telling you how to play a board game and we think Malcolm s got one now the reason we re talking about this is because mobile phones obviously haven t always been around do you remember that day or the day when there were no such thing as mobile phones when tablets what you took when you fell ill rather than wanted to go on Facebook when actually Facebook was just nothing it didn t exist even before games Consols old school Atari $26.00 hundreds or the Sega Mega Drive family entertainment was through the medium of either singing at the piano or board games and I still love to play a board game the classics we ve discussed monopoly Cluedo battleships slightly controversial but we re now going to talk about the board games that time forgot such delight says lose your shirt elite cow and hip flip all of the above are part of a quirky collection let s call them of boardgames on earth in Leeds and Kitty Ross is the curator of the Leeds museums and galleries that of put them on this play and joins us on the program hi Kitty Hello how are you well I m fine thank you yes how do you been playing lose your shirt which do you think to ask a woman this time of night. I ve not played it. Very large collection of ball games but unfortunately I don t have time to actually sit down and and play them which is a shame because they are fascinating but we did have a look a bit look at the rules and it doesn t actually seem to. Actually have to stick as part of this game it s just seems to be a race losing all your money in a game on the races right I m glad we got up I m glad you cleared out I m sure I m sure you know that many people may have felt when they at that point they had another time. Love the guy and tell me about the bizarrely name to give its full name grade up to leak out what great depth look like Cal seems to be in the game that what interns produced on the half of the British freezing cattle society and it seems to be very much aimed specifically at their members it does still very much with the data held quite graphic details of animal husbandry and. It has things like that a kick if your if your cow breaks his leg then you have to kill it and claim 20 pounds blow and compensation. And expect the other involved. I think they well I think there was another call that related to mastitis So yes if it was all about I think it was a family market unless you were in you know possibly in a farming stock where the public in general conversation for that yes it had little cows as them as part of the counters that you use on the game so where did all these come from them where did you find them Well basically they re all part of the large archive collection that was amassed by Washington s doing their sort of long history in Leeds as one of the major manufacturers. And when in the 1990 S. When they were sort of about to be taken over by Hasbro In fact the opposite they re now no longer in Lage and they want to find a permanent home for this amazing collection it does include a lot of their own games the games actually produced by Washington s. East around the world under license from Washington s But they were also interested in sort of a new game people were sending them going from all over the world have quite a lot of the story games and I think they were looking for inspiration for a possible ideas of new they were always looking for something new to bring out and so I think that s that s a big part of it and I guess it s an interesting kind of cultural snapshot as well though isn t it because as much as we laugh at this. Kind of stuff always the board games were must ve been an interesting to know interested to know what it would take for a board game to become big in the Sierra because I don t know what do you think do we live in a time now where ball game can become famous if it s already know established because of the way in which entertainment is changed so much and I think it might be is have to come up with a sort of a really amazingly different idea I mean a lot of the Board games are really strict and down from there sort of. You know the imagery that they use and they all came out they re very basic. Types of board game you know whether you take yourself and. Run the edge of the board or whether you re trying to sort of make not a money or whether it s a quest or a battle for their basic structures and a lot of it is that it then. But around there s a lot of this tie ins for T.V. Programs or also just sort of very different ideas. Of. You know from from from life from from just the faith in everything literature coming to sort of create different variations but a lot of it can be broken down and you know they re quite basically the same so there are lots of variants on monopoly for instance which eventually is the really big name that s associated with Washington s although it s not a game that they. Invented they licensed it from Parker Brothers in America but they created this sort of the most modern upper level is definitely the Washington Monthly board of the London place names and well who knows there may still be time for great up to leak out and your show could be the smash hit for Christmas 2018 I guess one point and say What s your favorite to play Finally if you had to go any of them I mean I haven t played many of them a collection but I grew up with Washington s games and I spent many Christmases playing rock which I think took even longer than monopoly that was a game I had to go from working class up to high society and very status symbols on the way and that could take up to 5 hours to plan a 5 hour is really that some investment and if I ve got the time on Christmas Day to be playing a ballgame for 5 hours I was always a mousetrap kind of guy. I enjoyed so I certainly had that as a child enjoyed the mechanics of the game of life which sounds like a sure sure one version of when you would just describe and I guess it s a very much I mean I think that s a game that the guys that quite a long way back in Washington so they have had a game by some initiative. The milestones and you re in your mind and that s a yeah that s a great marriage. Because there s obviously a lot of games you need to go and play under the time to discuss hip Flip we ll leave that whatever. That involves a lot so I reckon you re right. I think that s. Nice to. See. The curator of the Leeds museums and galleries. We think we found we think we found a man who s the B.B.C. Boardgame. The news from the B.B.C. We get we going to him next he s next on the program good you Malcolm s on the way oh you. Wow. You. Also can go with. You. Downside to the way. You. Count. You. That s why. You. Keep calling the. Her. Grace and you don t own me on the B.B.C. Across England on the Channel Islands this is Johnny I am just going up to 25 minutes past 9 traffic and travel on the way the monkeys and shinai it s going to and then we talk autographs we ve been asking for the way and wonderful things that you ve had signed lots of strange stuff coming through unusual autographs Johnny in the late seventy s I bumped into Dr Magnus Pyke on King s Cross Station late one Wednesday evening I only had a full on football program on me that s what he signed still have it says case in dolling to. Thank you very much to P. In Orton I met Bill Drummond of the K. Left when he was promoting his silent protest against the 1st Gulf War I asked him to sign an unplayable copy of the Timelords single which was mis pressed the ink in the pen wouldn t work so I have an invisibly signed unplayable record of a man promoting silence P. In order I mean that is yeah I want to see you try and get that one past the auction house. I want to be privy to that conversation paid leave you were of the quite crazy 81 triple 3 star that text with the word Johnny and reaching Clifton and his it is this this is real and I m just going to read it I presume so I had to end and the past tense would suggest you don t have any more how to sign Braff from Joe Joyner as in 10 year from East Enders that s 10 years in it from East Enders Well how I need to know more about what they want triple 3 start a text with the word Johnny or 80169858 we were talking a moment ago about the weird and wonderful games that were unearthed in Leeds and on this play The Leeds museum now including the rather fantastic sounding great up to elite cow which is all about dairy farming in intimate detail lose your shirt and hip flip now producer can got very excited earlier on today because he found a game from the B.B.C. Called the news from the B.B.C. From I think possibly the eighty s and he said the mission tonight to try and find somebody listening that has that game well Malcolm got in touch even Malcolm pretty even and do you have that game or do it again and how exciting when when producer told me about you he was bursting he was fit to burst does that does the game warrant that much excitement. Well to be honest on every last at least. 3 different levels on it and an easy one. Or supposed. And there s a mediocre and then a difficult one but we never really mastered either one of them. What do you have to do. To myself I can t run because he s been along to supply this I just cannot remember I ve been on Board Game Geek dot com And if ever been on that website. It gives it a 4.8 stars which I thought is quite good has a 5 is not high 10 which is officially a mediocre rating take it or leave it so it s not a ringing endorsement opportunities which is what may be asking you questions about world events like a kind of trivial pursuit style thing maybe I think it is for knock around. A school baby saying you so I presume that s why it s all about yeah why OK but you can t remember anything about it and you certainly don t remember being wowed by it not really announced. At the time which I mainly wife next wife who was buying all sorts of organza most of our dozens of them and when we separated child left with 2 games one of them was that they were saying use. Was that written into the pre-nup or anything like that was just the way things were split up I guess you know she didn t like it so. I m not going to make any assessments about the note that you finished. In there Malcolm Can I can I reveal this though that producer actually has bought one off. And has said that he came to get you back on Friday to play if you re up for it. Yeah yeah OK why not. Maybe we could play a virtual game of the news from the B.B.C. As our eyes and. Clear out your diary for Friday night. OK. Yeah stuff here on the. Right enjoy the rest. Thanks so much. And here are. The monkeys on the way and we have someone that had something saw. That right on the body by celebrity on the way I don t know what we ll find out. Anything could happen. At Denver in the A 39 ish up the road works overnight till 7 in the morning shop queen Greenbank wrote on the trolls well. Someone says it banking to CA 36 remains closed for investigation work after serious condition I thought he said between womans to ride back into me a 361 and Marsh Road stand awake and 6 holes to cross the A 120 westbound car to a shop to write what the morning between Clapton rode a horse the cross and the exit for the A 120. Any other problems to call in all 3123. 84 that s the latest out of more. the next 10 or so minutes. 24 minutes to 10 you re listening to Joni on soon on a Monday night tonight we ve been talking about it s been wonderful things that you ve had autographed. And at the start of the show I was looking for someone that had an autograph tattooed on their body because it does happen believe on all yes there are lunatics out there that make it their work to do so no police say that one joins us now it s Greg from EGGINGTON I Greg how do you recall the lunatic No listen I mean I m a complimentary while yet I see the lunatics in the crazy folks the most important ones because they re interesting and without people like you in this world is a boring place like you now Greg tell me the story. And I don t know what you got signed or who signed it shall be the store he of what you got signed by her you have a big mouth. I have a signature of let me on my right chest I want to have are not always I think in 2004 looking back. Myself or my. Now my wife went to Manchester see the band and we hung around the pre-state about 2 o clock in the afternoon met Campbell making music stars and from their autographs no sign of let me he turned up right on. That last I want to speak about that time that turned into a recruiter Jack Daniels my Any chance I may well been yes. Because it was like soundtrack. Stage Director were last in line in the queue and I was the great man himself and went forward. I asked him to sit on my chest he said are you going to get the same are you going to get tattooed and I said yes. Sir from my chest and he was a lovely bloke very nice but so I did you plan to get the tattoo that this was all it was all premeditated this is some talk I think so. Yes it sounds like your son was the plan. Wow I mean that. And so on and I read not one. Motorhead at Glastonbury when we ve been with the last class of the show 3 years ago I think. They were loud they were loud and a real kind of balls the performance you might expect that s that s what you want from OK I mean listen I don t want to reinforce any stereotypes but you don t sound like you kind of Mad Men to me I was certainly just from talking to you and I know you can t judge anybody that way but she was a headbanger I love my every man you can t read about but. What did your friends and family say when you showed them the. Comments. About how. Common. That. People. Use it. To say I m all right like I ve got a place I really. Didn t. Know when he was. That fantastic you want me to sign any part of your. Well that leads is a profile enough to this. And I don t impress me much. Thank you very much he said is a picture of it great by the way let me touch obviously that s great on the line from. This is pretty small. OK. That don t. a. Talent . Show. OK. That. Don t impress me much. Maybe say thanks to Greg get in touch with us this is why I love this show it s told you before about the amount of people that get in touch and I love your stories and I just love how you can ask let s be honest question just get some wonderful things back in response to thanks to Greg and internet told us about the signature of Lemmy is autograph of Lemmy that he got that you ended up getting tattooed on his chest because why wouldn t you know some music on the way where more of your tales of the way the wonderful things that you ve had signed and speaking of the eclectic nature of the show How about the case you might think there s a great video online about this you might think that ice skating is maybe only for people who are sick perhaps youthful. However a care home in Devon. He s trying to dispel that Mace by taking its residents on an ice skating trip and the oldest person is 102 years old when the ice. Skates on he s out to go on. Time with me and I m 100. Years old. And I m going to go on. Skating was in the Army during the war he felt close to a shooting in the real. Supervision we get. Somewhere readable where trying the one. I m 87 years old and I ve been skating the 1st time ever going quite fast and I did go again but I want to do next time. Anyway I m. High I m really seeing that to. Look at risk assessment and I think the benefits this time outweigh the risks. Because I was more nervous. They looked at smiles and asked to go faster I want to stay longer really enjoyed the need for speed for a president so I think we ll be looking at maybe next time. You know you have the Olympics to instigate. What you think about that. Dream because. It s a ringing endorsement. They sounded great. So that s what s happening with the residents from Limits are you. Residential a. 100. Some more the way to wonderful things you ve. Still got time to get to is one triple 3. 101650 8. This is. What. The mystery I did say that I could about what and if I was thinking about my . Early eighty s from kind of about 10 or 11 what were constant family barbecues what what what the cold mean odds and The Beautiful South the house is the best stuff that was kind of a soundtrack continually I was going to say played played in. But continually was present throughout. 891011 years old growing up in Weston super Mare always always always play if you would want to get your make site member. Play them please do get involved it s a feature that we started with love doing it we had a fantastic want today from Johnny Staveley just pick 3 records that remind you of a certain era of your life when you got married perhaps when you were at school maybe a really fun period of work or a holiday or something like that and I want to tell us about them and then we ll play them and it s as simple as that really and I think it s going down really well people are really enjoying hearing the fantastically eclectic style of music that you love and that you listen to and that means something to the you so give us a call now and we ll get you on the list it s a 101698580801691858 to get in touch thank you very much to everybody that s telling us about their unusual things that they ve had autographs hello to my consent Hellens I had a hanky a snotty hanky signed by Gibson Hazen Paul Leary from a band from the ninety s called the something surface probably can t give him the full name Unfortunately I left it my pants pocket my girlfriend at the time washed the jeans without checking the pockets I wasn t particularly bothered about the 400 pound in the other pocket it was that I wanted I just want to pound cash in pocket in fact don t tell me like I don t want to know Johnny I m a fan of NASCAR motor racing and my favorite driver Davey Alanson died in a helicopter crash so I had a picture tattooed on my left calf I went to Daytona in 1980 a Met Davies dad who was also a famous driver any autograph the picture and I had it tattooed Steve in Melbourne and sorry are fantastic I like that I mean tattoos very personal things some people love and some people hate him I think as long as they mean something that s the most important thing and that obviously does last few tours that will go through the list next. Here s what. I hear. So. Somebody hits. Thanks for listening tonight thank you for your is on the things that I ve been signed thank you to my favorites which was Ronnie Barker who signed more Cisco book a nail on strong who signed the bill that. Football isn t folks and his kids and thank you of course to our special guests will make his sons of Pick choose. A. 10 on one roll people in Manchester came together tonight for a concert to remember the $22.00 people killed in the bombing at the city s arena a year ago the event featured quiets from across the. Region and a must sing along a service of remembrance was held at Manchester Cathedral attended by 2 reason I and Prince William these people were among those gathered outside I want to bring my daughter to say I have a sense of. Common Sense To thing out that I think we are all shocked by the events that took place last year you know there are brothers or sisters mothers or children the system council to the Grenfell tower inquiry has apologized off to some of those.