Of September and you join me for Sunday breakfast I'm Luella Bailey and I'll be with you until 9 o'clock for news views and just excellent Chason brilliant music so let's get the show on the road and start with a news update with Louise Hancock Good morning rescue workers in Indonesia are struggling to reach people trapped in the debris of hundreds of camps buildings in the city of Paoli which has been devastated by an earthquake and tsunami $408.00 people are now known to have died but the country's vice president says the final figure could run into the thousands in Gali is a local charity director she fears the Dongarra region has borne the brunt of the disaster almost all the houses that you. See and there is no. Don't make them like a rare or about me next on the day the conservative conference in Birmingham trees amaze the queues deponents of her breaks to plan of playing politics with Bush's future however the former foreign secretary Boris Johnson has said part of the plan is preposterous political correspondent Ben Knight is at the conference to reason may insist search checkers plan is in the national interest but Boris Johnson says he unlike Mrs May fought for breakfast in the referendum and calls the checkers idea deranged while he breaks it uncertainty continues conservative ministers are keen to prove they have other policy ideas to people and businesses who do not pay tax in Britain will face a higher stamp duty level when they buy a property here and the health secretary Matt Hancock has said the government has to produce guidelines on the official amount of time young people should spend on social media meanwhile head of the chancellor speech of the conference tomorrow transport body is calling for the government to commit to their ambitious proposals middens connect once a long term commitment to improving transport in the West Midlands which they say will boost the economy by hundreds of millions of pounds a year the group is calling for a Midlands rail hub which will be better connecting the East and West Midlands plus smart ticketing for all public trance. Sports ahead of the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham President Trump as major new to defense of his Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh as the F.B.I. Begins investigating claims of sexual misconduct against him as a cabinet denies any wrongdoing Mr Trump insisted he was a good man who would be exonerated the pioneering American blues singer and guitarist Otis Rush has died at the age of $8048.00 is Rush was a leading figure in the Chicago Blues scene of the 950 S. And sixty's and influenced a generation of welcome his efficiency including Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page. And his sport was moved up to 8 in the Premier League after beating Southampton to no substitute I've encountered a row and Jonny were on target at Molineux West Bromwich Albion and now top of the Championship after their 3 to victory at Preston they want courtesy of a J. Would REGAS effort have been Davis' own goal and white gays a free kick you can give it scored twice as burning in city recovered from 2 goals down to draw 2 all against it which at St Andrews also lost $10.00 at home against our Clinton in League One so he held more $11.00 avenue to water level in the National League and he will be union boming a mostly were beaten by 38 points to 27 at old El from eons in the national one weather while the cloudy to start ahead of a mostly dry day with some by spells this afternoon a high of 13 degrees Celsius 55 Fahrenheit clear and chilly tonight a low of 4 degrees Celsius 39 Fahrenheit that's the news and sport for the West Midlands It's 3 minutes past 7 thank you very much Lou. Thank. You Willow Bay live on 3 we see W N 95.6 was ready for the West Midlands much higher than morning everybody how are we it's it's what I would say a crisp morning I think it's going to be a lovely day but it's. Can tell that the darker evenings are coming in and yes it's all about as we said last. Getting dressed in the dark for me on a Sunday morning now in Sunday breakfast today do you believe in miracles now 3 in 5 adults say they believe some sort of miracle is possible this is all down to a survey that's just been carried out by local B.B.C. Radio and it it reveals the whole 30 people question prayed for a miracle they admitted praying for a miracle sometime in their lives it's just such a fascinating topic isn't it and is one that I'm certainly looking forward to exploring when to really go quite big on they said you know I can say now if you've got any any stories about American or something that's happened to you something you've heard about then please get in touch we'll be telling you how you can do that in a moment now we are also taking a look at the newspapers seeing what's happening in the headlines we've got for for the day and also this is this is nice we'll be hearing from a man now he's really taking on a challenge now we hear about people doing marathon runs and cycle rides and it's just incredible what people would do for charity but this chap knew Taylor he's he's planning to climb Mount Everest you know there's something in it there's a subject that you can really show off with if he if you manage that one but it's all for good cause he's doing it for a Birmingham Hospital Children's Hospital and he's coming in to tell us all about it the background the story why he's doing it and you know I just want to hear how on earth do you prepare for such a challenge how do you go about that one marathons Yeah you can pound the pavements for a while cycle ride you can you can you know maybe spend your days off practicing matter Everest's I ask incredible isn't it so we've got loads of other news loads of other things to talk about as a say good old chip and brilliant brilliant music and let's start with something that just I think just about everybody loves Neil Diamond cracking roses. Cause. He'd. Gone. This is Sunday breakfast and really how are we this morning so you are had quite a wait this week it's just let me just tell you that my son event he has I think regular listeners will know that he has autism and he's a lovely lovely young man but you know he he has his anxieties and he has his challenges and one thing he loves more than anything in the whole wide world really has this obsession about cars just thinks they want to because I suppose cars take him to really really nice places and on Friday I have to do delivery of a new call for him so we had to pick it up and it was very pleased and he sat in the back to come out for a ride in it and I remember as I left the showroom the man in the Sharon said to me I know your son will love this car because it's just perfect for him you know it's a car you can sit in the back look out the window and you're good at home and. He refused to get out he just sat in the back of the car and as I say anyone who knows about autism will know that you know you can't there's nothing you can do about it and your advice is apparent by Will people who really know the experts you just have to sit it out. So I said to the other children will be fine on the drive you just sit in the back of the car and one hour passed 2 hours passed that 4 hours passed we started taking drinks out to him and come 6 o'clock my His twin brother went and got in sufficient chips so in the back the CO eating those went on darkness came and was still in the house he's in the car. Delicious Now if I tell you this whole saga ended at 23 minutes past 2 am and suddenly he just came out of the car came into the house had to crumpets a Cup team went to bed with a smile on his face so never let it be said that life with a an autistic child it's not without variety so yes so that was my my days if you like yesterday I was rather Tardis. But you know it will be back this week and as always I can't wait to see really sure if I'm going to be picking him up in the new car and where are you this is Sunday breakfast Samueli BAILEY It's now 11 minutes past 7 now ahead of the Conservative Party conference in burning the prime minister says she's hoping to avoid the coughing fit which has happened to us all the coughing fit which marred her keynote speech last year to resume has also said she wants to reassure people such as Jack you are and Landrover about the impact of Breck's it on jobs in the region what I would say to manufacturers in the West Midlands is that the proposal we've put forward to the European Union for our future economic relationship with the you for a free trade area friction is trade across borders absolutely addresses the issues that manufacturers have been raising with us said to the U.S. They have concerns with our proposals let's hear what those concerns are in detail now the West Midlands conservative there and the street this week told the Birmingham Post that the cuts to local police budgets have gone far enough but the prime minister says it's down to the police to determine how police funding is spent locally well if we look at what's happened in relation to placing them crime over the over recent years we have seen overall through Crime Survey crime falling by a 3rd since 2010 and in terms of policing I mean obviously it's a matter for peace and crime commissioners it's a labor peace and drug mission in the West Midlands to decide how to spend their money. The deputy Labor leader of the city council last week suggested that the Conservative government needed to tackle Islamophobia with in their ranks but the prime minister says such allegations would be handled far more effectively than the recent anti semitic scandal has been by the Labor party any allegations are made in relation to conservatives and have accounts of people in conservative party those are properly investigated by the party that's in contrast to what we've seen with labor and anti semitism and all I would say is if you look at some of the comments and remarks that have been made by Labor M.P.'s that tells you everything you need to know about Labor's approach where during last year's Conservative Party Congress in Manchester didn't quite go to plan to remember this when the headlines was stolen not by the Prime Minister's dress but by the bad coach he had that interrupted Mrs May says is just one of the many perils of being a party leader a problem for the leader is that they always speak at the end of the conference we everybody else is sort of able to do this beforehand but look I'm looking forward to a good conference in Birmingham but beings of great value for a conference we are joined coming to Birmingham and we've got more now this is you're going to tell me this is an example you see you've put the jeans on me. Did you know we've all been there those of us who work in broadcasting I mean I look up to 3 weeks ago I practically lost my voice and it's just awful and of course the more you think about it and you live you are the talking to an audience you live on it the more a stressful it gets so what am I out went top 10. Right it's now $749.00 and we've got thoughts of the Day coming up on this. New. Song called 3. 0 I am. All the of in the world it's now 717 and it's time for thought for the day and our guest this morning is Reverend Dr claw. Why is it Baptist minister and former chaplain team leader at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital burning on you saying what you back you've been tough 5 years now CAN'T BELIEVE IT Yes time flies I'm enjoying it I'm enjoying retirement as I George work yes yes well that's good that's a good balance isn't what he got for us Well good morning to you all I've noticed I'm sure as many have the weather over the last couple of weeks not to mention the conkers littering the ground the night is beginning to draw in has begun to remind us that we're at that time of changing seasons autumn has indeed arrived and I particular reasons to be aware of time passing at this time of the year this week it'll be 45 years since my wife and I met a students at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne and on Tuesday we'll celebrate our 42nd wedding anniversary our next weekend will be my 69th birthday to be celebrated at the York Railway Museum another reminder of times past. They say the age is just a number but it's a number that's having an increasing impact on my poor aging body however I was encouraged to read in the papers recently of a study suggesting that the autumn is the peak season for older people especially those with signs of reduced mental abilities to reach their intellectual peak good news for those of us who can remember what happened in 1966 but cannot remember the name of the person they met yesterday. Now 6 months from today marks the 30th 2019 the United Kingdom will have left the European Union I know it's serious for our nation but part of me wonders if it's going to end up being like the Millennium Bug remember that we were warned that at the stroke of midnight on December 31st 999 computers would fail planes would fall from the sky and the lights would go out I was working as a hospital chaplain at the time and can remember staff being issued with torches just in place the hospital was plunged into darkness what happened. Nothing I'm hoping this is how bricks it will end not with a bang but a whimper but in the meanwhile let me remind you that it's only 85 days until Christmas Day or 92 until New Year's Day If you find that more comforting Yes time does fly and I hope that you enjoy the journey. Thank you very much Barry that is really interesting 42 years no it's not a few years that's lovely that seems but a moment. When you've got to say that I have perhaps not listening if you're listening. But if you get up and the beauty is now you can make a nice cup of tea absolute I would take up to that slightly with the balding show yesterday so we're very top a show so good excellent excellent on again today but not quite so well to digest that now you had a fantastic new article that oh yes well I've hills that show Rama was to go out with him all the nails Yeah yeah absolutely and when you're a child you don't really appreciate it there are 6 my daughters would always motor out there and it was very boring because you know you think he is just spectacular to test you know him or you Mr Lovely All right thank you very much that's Reverend Dr Barry Clarke who is with us for the day. Makes Lester breakfast my mom went and bought some go 12 many many years ago and it's really heavy stuff and she got the whole chunk of eating beetles out and maybe a sweater ball which I still have to this day I don't wear it very often because it was a bit oversized and B it's very very heavy if it gets wet I should crank the ground . And able to get up to 10 into chainmail in the rain but let's let your knight in shining go like sliced bread 1st back tomorrow morning from 6 on B.B.C. WM not a 5.6. Noles . See any. Was out 7 in Trenton 5 this is Sunday BRET CHRISTIAN I'm Luella De Lay Now today's program Sunday breakfast is all about miracles oh so much say that one takes place to respond every we went on doing this show with my technical expertise but I but seriously I want to know what you think I mean do you believe in miracles as one happened in your life and I do love you to give me a call and tell me your story and you can get a hold of me on the 808. 0956 full text followed by your message to 81 double 3 separate and off to the 730 news we'll be exploring these subjects Yankee calls in because. It is something isn't it. You know you hear about I mean I know one of my colleagues here her little boy was born in a very very young age of when she was pregnant he 2525 weeks I think and for her he's the miracle baby come down to talk can you he's a miracle boy and every one of us at some time of the other thought to ourselves it's a miracle but you know everything I want to hear about any of your stories one story that really caught my eye which I just think this is great Remember I said to last week I've taken in some sleeping bags into one of the homes hostels in Birmingham. Washed sleeping bags I found abandoned in the last by my children as they went off to their music festivals and just abandoned the map up there and you know if it's getting cold now so this is a great novel idea that's taking place in Bristol and the hanging hot water bottles from trees Yeah that's right they're going to it's a charity it's called Hope water bottle network and it started in Brighton and Bristol and that's hanging from trees basically people can go and help themselves anyone who's sleeping out and they have the tipping of local businesses so they'll fill them up with hot water and that to me is not an answer to their problems but my word work that make a difference to someone out in the cold said. Great when it think that if this sort of thing could spread elsewhere last hot water bottle can't be can you. It's just coming up to $727.00 time for the 4 Tops. a strong aftershocks have continued to hit the Indonesian island of Seaway Sea where a major quake and tsunami killed at least 408 people is feared that number could rise into the thousands as rescuers still haven't reached some of the West affected areas the Conservative Party is apologize for a security failure which affected the phone out designed to be used at the party's conference in Birmingham a floor man people were able to access the private details of attendees resulting in pranksters finding senior ministers the app has now been updated shoplifted he threaten shop staff with a machete and a needle has been jailed for more than 4 years after admitted 5 counts of theft of Lowboy in possession of an offensive weapon that he said Daniel Haney of no fixed address Time wise workers as he targeted supermarkets 6 times a week in the West Midlands until his crime wave was stopped by officers last month and just 3 in a 5 K. I don't believe in miracles according to a survey commissioned by the B.B.C. Any half of those questioned admitted to praying for a miracle at some time in the Bailey We're taking a closer look at this story throughout the morning here on the P.C. To. B.B.C. Tell us the 5.64 sound basin in 5 games in the Premier League after beating Southampton yesterday must be and won again in the Championship rounding up the action his one to 2 kids Cavalera came off the bench to school with his 1st tell it in the top flight as Wolves beat Southampton to nail Adama Troy who'd also come all set up the goal of the new Jonny was on target as well as wolves moved up to 8th place helps in color code he says he's always good when you're waiting is a tough game so I really thought force all comes from the good side to move it well of course sometimes the players but sometimes you got to get the simplest I think anywhere you and I whenever you when it's a good performance often got a little bit of Albion a top of the Championship after their 4th win in 5 games in the league they won $32.00 at Preston courtesy of a J. Or regress effort a Ben Davis on goal and Dwight Gayle's free kick or more says the Baggies deserve the victory I thought we were the winners today I thought we found a way to win the game today towards in the game we made it available but no beach was the end it was felt we was as the away team in control of the game the burning city manager Gary Moen says they showed from tough to carry to secure from 2 goals down to a point against Ipswich Lukas Jugulator schooled twice in the Tour draw as in Tom Cruise Matthew Pennington was sent off late old switch well though wasn't happy with the 1st half performance banter no down to half time not going to plan and to get out response is crucial it's noisy today and obviously to get the 2 goals back and have opportunities to win it in for a solid 45 minutes you know at some challenges and of us off yeah very very happy with our current Walsall a 7th in League One