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BBC Radio Nottingham BBC Radio Nottingham February 10, 2019 050000 - Vimarsana News

BBC Radio Nottingham BBC Radio Nottingham February 10, 2019 050000

The link between eating too much processed meat and bowel cancer says governments of failing to encourage people to cut back Professor Denny cool pay says the authorities are guilty of a derelict Titian of G.T. But Emma Shields who works for a leading cancer charity says it isn't a priority had to rethink U.K.'s focusing on smoking and obesity and raising awareness about those legs and happy people to either stop liking or keep a happy way because they're the things that are going to make the biggest impact on people's cancerous victims of romance fraud lost more than $50000000.00 pounds in t...

BBC Radio Scotland FM BBC Radio Scotland FM February 10, 2019 050000 - Vimarsana News

BBC Radio Scotland FM BBC Radio Scotland FM February 10, 2019 050000

On the B.B.C. Sport website as ever and G.B. Sprinter Phillips secured her 4th successive national 60 metres title on day one of the British Athletics Indoor Championships in Birmingham this is B.B.C. Radio 5 Live on digital B.B.C. South it's. A look at the weather some cloud and rain for the southern parts of England this morning while in some parts of Scotland possibly a frosty start to the day heavy showers expected in Northern Ireland around lunchtime the full sweeping east. Day expected and overall highs of around 7 degrees on. The cover produce a lot of. You are all you have your brothe...

BBC World Service BBC World Service January 1, 2019 100000 - Vimarsana News

BBC World Service BBC World Service January 1, 2019 100000

Zation Alliance has claimed there was widespread vote rigging by supporters of the Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Rescue teams in Indonesia are trying to reach more than 40 people who have been buried by a landslide in West Java province at least 2 people are believed to have been killed the search operations were hampered by heavy rain and the lack of equipment needed to move the debris electricity and communication networks are not working in the area Russian rescue workers say an 8th body has been found in the rubble of a collapsed apartment block in the city of Magnitogorsk $36.00 people a...

KCLU 1340 AM/K272DT 102.3 FM [KCLU 1340 AM & 102.3 FM] KCLU 1340 AM/K272DT 102.3 FM [KCLU 1340 AM & 102.3 FM] January 1, 2019 090000 - Vimarsana News

KCLU 1340 AM/K272DT 102.3 FM [KCLU 1340 AM & 102.3 FM] KCLU 1340 AM/K272DT 102.3 FM [KCLU 1340 AM & 102.3 FM] January 1, 2019 090000

Yeah you know we have 4 more and everything is going to be so beautiful thank you very much have a fantastic new year Trump also talked about the need for border security which he wants included in any spending plan to end the partial federal shutdown which is now 11 days old Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren is taking the 1st step toward a presidential run in 2020 as N.P.R.'s all small college reports Warren says she's forming an exploratory committee Elizabeth Warren told reporters outside her house in Cambridge Massachusetts that she never thought she would run for anything but the co...

KRCC 2 [BBC World Service] KRCC 2 [BBC World Service] December 31, 2018 020000 - Vimarsana News

KRCC 2 [BBC World Service] KRCC 2 [BBC World Service] December 31, 2018 020000

Of widespread irregularities in Sunday's presidential election but President Joseph Kabila who is due to stand down after 17 years in office has congratulated the Congolese people for voting in peace and dignity Luis dust is in Kinshasa canting of ballots has started despite many people across the country being unable to vote election observers confirmed that hundreds of polling stations didn't open in time at some places because the electronic voting machines drew down and others because electoral rules would nowhere to be seen in the east in the country where more than a 1000000 people have...