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Steve Bishop was a button presser behind the scenes at many commercial and BBC local stations and went on to present his own show on Radio Caroline. Further stints on community radio stations in the South East of England led to him recording and syndicating his own oldies show, with music in the 50s to 80s period, from the comfort of his garden coal bunker, despite the fire risk. He can often be found on the terraces of Queens Park Rangers football club but wonders why, as they never go and see him when he’s bad. Drinks tea like it’s going out of fashion. A self-confessed luddite, he still uses CD players, record decks and tape machines. Steve’s music taste includes artists such as Electric Light Orchestra, Al Stewart, David Bowie and 1970s Queen. He intends to get away with doing his radio show for as long as possible. Item Link

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#Chat #Laughter #Music Gunny & the team bring you two hours of the best tat every week! The unusual topics of discussion that you’ve come to expect from the team! Our regular look at Theatre, Showbiz, Telly and Quirk in our own special style! The Elevenses – your choice of two feelgood songs fom the last 4 decades The Longplayer – where you get to enjoy the full 12 inches of audio pleasure!

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200 young people invited for free cardiac testing as bereaved North Lincolnshire parents fight on for routine heart screenings

Two free cardiac screening sessions will be held in Scunthorpe this month, thanks to fundraising spearheaded by a couple who lost their son to an undiagnosed heart condition. A community group set up by Gill and Steve Ayling, of Scawby, five years on from their son Nathan Bryan’s death aged just 31, raises money to enable cardiac screenings for young people aged 14 to 35 to take place. The next two sessions will be held at Hope House, Scunthorpe, on Tuesday and Wednesday, July 16 and 17. Gill said: “We put out an invitation via our charity The Beat Goes On 31’s Facebook page, and both sessions are now fully booked up. There will be 100 screenings on both days – Hope House is wonderful as they turn it into an ‘A&E’. READ MORE: “Three pods get set up for carrying out ECGs, there is echocardiography upstairs and a doctor who does any referrals.” The Beat Goes On 31, working in conjunction with CRY – Cardiac Risk in the Young, held two screening days last year which resulted in 12 young people being referred to cardiology. One of them was a young mum of two, Georgia Guy, who had no symptoms but was found to have numerous bleeding holes in her heart. Gill said: “Georgia had her operation in February – she’s as good as gold now.” Hope House, Scunthorpe, set up for screenings last year (Image: The Beat Goes On 31/Facebook) She added: “Twelve young people in the UK die every week of undiagnosed heart conditions, and they show no symptoms. A simple ECG can reduce deaths by 90 per cent. We are campaigning in Government to get these tests on the NHS.” Gill has recently contacted Andrew Gwynne MP, the new Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Public Health and Prevention, and Scunthorpe MP Nic Dakin, in the hope of gaining their support. She continued: “We are trying in Government to get national screening done automatically, once young people reach a certain age, like they do with other health screening programmes.” The Beat Goes On 31 has been announced as a finalist in the BBC Radio Humberside 2024 Make a Difference Awards, in the Fundraiser Award category, having been nominated by Georgia. The charity will find out its fate at a ceremony in Beverley Minster in September. The Beat Goes On 31 was set up in the wake of Nathan Bryan’s death, in 2019, at the age of just 31 (Image: The Beat Goes On 31/Facebook) Wishing good luck to fellow finalists, the group said in a post: “We are very humbled and honoured to be have nominated by Georgia Guy for BBC Radio Humberside 2024 ‘Make a Difference Awards’ … it is amazing news. “Thank you very much to everyone who supports our fundraising to provide cardiac screening for young people in our community. The cardiac screening we fund and provide in conjunction with CRY would not be possible without your hard work and commitment to our project , and it’s very much appreciated.” Georgia, 24, told the BBC she had no idea of any pre-existing heart conditions until the screening. “I was just speechless, I just started crying,” she said. “I’ve got two very young kids so if I didn’t have this done they’d be left without a mother. Gill and Steve basically did save my life.” Join the FREE Grimsby Live WhatsApp Community Get all the latest stories, sent straight to your WhatsApp – all you need to do is click the link. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don’t like our community, you can check out any time you like. If you’re curious, you can read our Privacy Notice. Original artice: https://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/all-about/scunthorpe

Trump assassination attempt what we know so far

Former US president Donald Trump has been shot and injured in an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania Donald Trump has said a bullet “pierced” part of his ear when he was shot at a campaign rally in the US. Images showed the bloodied former president defiantly pumping his fist in the air after the assassination attempt. Here is what we know so far: – What happened? Mr Trump was addressing a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday. He was showing a chart of border crossing numbers when bangs started ringing out after 6.10pm local time. The ex-president could be seen grimacing and reaching with his right hand towards the side of head, before blood appeared on his face. He quickly ducked as Secret Service agents rushed the stage to surround him. There were screams from audience members as the bangs continued. The crowd cheered as he got back up and pumped his fist before he was taken to his motorcade. Police evacuated the site shortly after Mr Trump left the stage. One rally attendee was killed and two other spectators were critically injured, authorities said. All were identified as men. The suspected gunman, who attacked from an “elevated position” outside the rally venue, was fatally shot. The FBI has taken over the investigation. – Is Mr Trump OK? Pictures showed blood on the former president’s right ear and part of his face. Writing on his Truth Social platform, Mr Trump said he was “shot with a bullet that pierced the upper part of my right ear”. Spokesman Steven Cheung said Mr Trump is “fine”, while the former president’s eldest son, Donald Trump Jr, said his father “is in great spirits”. – What has Mr Trump said? Mr Trump wrote: “I want to thank the United States Secret Service, and all of law enforcement, for their rapid response on the shooting that just took place in Butler, Pennsylvania. “Most importantly, I want to extend my condolences to the family of the person at the rally who was killed, and also to the family of another person that was badly injured. “It is incredible that such an act can take place in our country.” He added: “I knew immediately that something was wrong in that I heard a whizzing sound, shots, and immediately felt the bullet ripping through the skin. “Much bleeding took place, so I realised then what was happening. GOD BLESS AMERICA!” – Where did Mr Trump go afterwards? He was checked out at a local medical facility before flying to New Jersey. – Who is the suspected gunman? The FBI named 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks, of Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, as the gunman. – What was his motivation? A motive has not yet been identified, but authorities are treating the shooting as an assassination attempt. – What has US President Joe Biden said? President Joe Biden was briefed on the incident and spoke to Mr Trump several hours after the shooting, the White House confirmed. He called the shooting “sick”, adding: “There’s no place in America for this type of violence.” – How have politicians in the UK reacted? Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said: “I am appalled by the shocking scenes at President Trump’s rally, and we send him and his family our best wishes. “Political violence in any form has no place in our societies and my thoughts are with all the victims of this attack.” Foreign Secretary David Lammy said the Government “condemns all forms of political violence in the strongest terms”. Former Conservative prime minister Boris Johnson said it is “a miracle that Donald Trump escaped an attempted assassination”. Writing on X, formerly Twitter, he added: “As we give thanks for his safety we are reminded once again of the tragic fragility of democracy in the face of violence and unreason. “Our thoughts are with the president and the Trump family.” Published: 14/07/2024 by Radio NewsHub

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