and when i started there was one public access defibrillator in the centre of cheltenham in montpelierer of tidal training and we have had support from local businesses and businessmen, bob holt, and other organisations, and gevor s have provided a lot of defibrillators, and the public have contributed almost £10,000 towards having them installed —— g4 s. haifa almost £10,000 towards having them installed -- g4 5.— almost £10,000 towards having them installed -- gil s.— installed -- gil s. how important is it for installed -- g4 s. how important is it for them — installed -- g4 s. how important is it for them to _ installed -- g4 s. how important is it for them to be _ installed -- g4 s. how important is it for them to be awareness - installed -- g4 s. how important is it for them to be awareness about | it for them to be awareness about them and for people to inform themselves notjust where to them and for people to inform themselves not just where to find themselves not just where to find them but also how to use them? yes. thankfully in — them but also how to use them? iezs thankful

here in cheltenham, there is the timetable. there _ cheltenham, there is the timetable.day! ijust have to warm up and .et all day! ijust have to warm up and get my— all day! ijust have to warm up and get my coat — all day! ijust have to warm up and get my coat off. all day! ijust have to warm up and get my coat off-— get my coat off. thank you. good work done _ get my coat off. thank you. good work done by _ get my coat off. thank you. good work done by everyone. - it's parcel delivery season — but what are your rights if your goods are lost or damaged in transit? what if the delivery isn't delivered? ben's got more on this. loads of questions around all of this. it is that time of the year. let me explain a little bit more. joining me now is helen dewdney, a consumer rights expert and author of the complaining cow. lots of questions about this. who is responsible if you have ordered something, who is responsible for getting that parcel to you safely and in one piece? it is actually the com an and in one piece? it is actually the company you _ and in one piece? it is act

the race is a good indicator for the champion chase at the cheltenham festival. match there. —— to the 90 of that match there. —— to the nine buns. the late payment of invoices to small businesses is placing them under more pressure at a time when the cost of living crisis is affecting how much customers are spending. the government has now launched a review into the issue to coincide with small business saturday — a day designed to celebrate independent shops. our business correspondent, marc ashdown, has the details. at the tomfoolery cafe, in shoreham by sea, they do make a mean cappuccino, but the past few years has been nojoking matter for husband and wife team, bob and vanessa, as they struggle with difficulties facing many small businesses. numerous, numerous challenges. darling? i think one of the key challenges we have been facing is recruitment along the south coast. 0ur cost of goods, the things we are buying, the prices are up and down. we keep a weekly spreadsheet of costs. we are all being squeezed, both the suppliers from their end, and us who serv

fiona lamdin's at a "warm bank" in cheltenham this morning.going to be so important, particularly over the next few days. yes, absolutely. hundreds of these places are opening up and down the country. here in cheltenham, this warm bank is open every day, monday to friday. it has been very busy this morning and i willjust show you round. this is alison who is getting some snacks ready for the toddler group. they are also making soup, because they are giving people super today, and we are going to come over to marie. you come here most days?— come over to marie. you come here most days?_ tell i come over to marie. you come here most days?_ tell us j most days? most days, yes. tell us wh ou most days? most days, yes. tell us why you like — most days? most days, yes. tell us why you like coming _ most days? most days, yes. tell us why you like coming here. - most days? most days, yes. tell us why you like coming here. the i why you like coming here. the community — why you like coming here. the community spirit, _ why you like coming here. the com

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and really privileged to be able to work towards that and say you know, when you go to aintree cheltenhamces. yeah of jump i've gone round that , i've gone yeah of jump i've gone round that, i've gone round and people look at me slightly incredulous, i'll go grab most of it. yeah. go. well go on to other a few times. yes. okay. but aintree is a very tough thing you know, i bet it is at the met when you jump bet it is at the met when you jump those it's the jump those fences it's the amount time you spend in the amount of time you spend in the air time to think air because you time to think crisis going hurt difficult crisis is going hurt difficult times but great story. thank you for joining me on talking about. forjoining me on talking about. okay let's go . for barrage the okay let's go. for barrage the pharaoh was the first one is michael asks what's well it's tama government signalled the re—emergence of tony blair do you know what he's re—emerging in politics over the world. the power this man has hundreds of employees grocery revenues last year even bigger than anthonys company . 66

and really privileged to be able to work towards that and say you know, when you go to aintree cheltenhamces. yeah of jump i've gone round that , i've gone yeah of jump i've gone round that, i've gone round and people look at me slightly incredulous, i'll go grab most of it. yeah. go. well go on to other a few times. yes. okay. but aintree is a very tough thing you know, i bet it is at the met when you jump bet it is at the met when you jump those it's the jump those fences it's the amount time you spend in the amount of time you spend in the air time to think air because you time to think crisis going hurt difficult crisis is going hurt difficult times but great story. thank you for joining me on talking about. forjoining me on talking about. okay let's go . for barrage the okay let's go. for barrage the pharaoh was the first one is michael asks what's well it's tama government signalled the re—emergence of tony blair do you know what he's re—emerging in politics over the world. the power this man has hundreds of employees grocery revenues last year even bigger than anthonys company . 66

and i'm about my third we to go and watch cheltenham rugby seconds.erstand sport i thought, i'm out of sport and i thought, i'm out of here. yeah i'm not cut out for football behind you. you've got to be hardened. well, i moved effortlessly into municipal reporting and became the town hall expert . what about the hall expert. what about the match tomorrow ? we are playing match tomorrow? we are playing the world champions. so the pressure is perhaps more on france . i think it's pretty france. i think it's pretty balanced every way that you at it two very very talented football teams france have obviously got the pedigree being winners. yeah we've not quite got there but we have a talented squad of players. right. and you could argue all day long about this one against not one. you don't mbappe for france and harry kane for england. then but when you get to play this level at the quarter finals of world cup, it's really about what happens when the talking is all done and the playing starts . i done and the playing starts. i suppose gareth southgate is

but did do that i just forgotten i bought it for helen, said helen and cheltenham morning now cheltenhammany years for us to go. oh yes. many years ago husband, who i've been ago my husband, who i've been separated more than 20 separated from for more than 20 years, smith cookbook years, gave me a smith cookbook for christmas and then for my 30th gave me two random 30th he gave me two random bottles perfume. i never use. bottles of perfume. i never use. his was in right place his heart was in the right place though. that is the though. well, that is the thought counts. do . thought that counts. no, i do. but just the thought. oh no, i try and get it right as well. the thought. well, yes, most thought anyway agency takes the airport. morning agent. morning. morning david smith gave me a cookbook once . she gave you. she cookbook once. she gave you. she did? yeah, i was at norwich city doing revealed her restaurant drunk night and i she does have a little bit of room for that belief. yeah for many years ago know she's fantastic she was she was relaunching her restaurant i know she was laun

this cheltenham this by—election. yeah results against the conservatives were predictable.ies haven't done as well as expected parties such as reform who are claiming massive changes their demographics and massive increase in membership. they didn't really do very well, did they? that's right. i mean, you know, in politics, it takes long time for a new two parties be established. you think how long ukip weren't polling at all. well and then they started to poll. well and then had the huge breakthrough the huge breakthrough at the european elections. so it's early days . i european elections. so it's early days. i think people are just very tired, aren't they? so ukip was this extraordinary powerful protest group. i don't think the appetite is there yet for another . and actually you for another. and actually you ask most people on street at ask most people on the street at the wouldn't able to the they wouldn't be able to name they all name a name would they all name a single but likewise, if you single. no. but likewise, if you ask many people in the streets , ask many peo

40,000 staff use food banks, and the government has never denied there is a food bank at gchq in cheltenham strikes are today? our reporter is at gatwick. she spoke to someone who travelled back from berlin who said he had no problems, military were checking his passport. spoke to gatwick saying there might be disruption in terms of up to two hours in queues but no flights will be cancelled. how effective are these beautiful strikes? i effective are these beautiful strikes? . . effective are these beautiful strikes? ., . ., strikes? i watched that report. -- these border _ strikes? i watched that report. -- these border for _ strikes? i watched that report. -- these border for strikes. - strikes? i watched that report. -- these border for strikes. the - these borderfor strikes. the government has gone to huge expense. the military should not be in airports and should not be driving ambulances. this is not a solution. the military have had five days of training. the staff they are replacing have had months and years of training and they are notjust there to check passports to detect signs of