fiona irving, bbc south east today.nee injury ended his dreams of playing, he turned to refereeing grassroots games. for the last 44 years that's exactly what he's been doing — and at the age of 90, he shows no signs of slowing down any time soon. hannah gray has been to meet him. 0k. frank foster doing what he enjoys most. this 90—year—old great—grandfather from sheffield referees about three times a week. i just love football. being out in the fresh air. i had a 98% mark in my referee exam. i wanted to give that back out, whether it be boys, girls, men 01’ women. i just love it. frank played for bamford football club back in the 1950s. after a knee injury, he couldn't play in the team any more, but he's now in his 44th year of refereeing. my legs are tired afterwards, because i don't have linespeople, and i anticipate a move and go with it. and if i get any arguments, i'm straight in, talking to them. i don't talk down to them. that's rubbish, that. just talk to them naturally. spectators are often stunned to learn hi

but the measures can provoke a mixed response, as our reporter fiona irving has been finding out in medwaygnificantly safer. for others, itjust got a lot more stressful. i will have to park three streets away because this is blocked, this is blocked. i can't come through the road, it is one—way. the kids will be late. it is literally chaos at school time. people turna round in a school zone. children running around. i think it is a fantastic idea. only issue because i live at the end of the road is the congestion - at the end of the road. everybody will be parking _ outside my house and i won't be able to get out of my driveway. this isn't sanctioning for the sake of it. this is, we want our schools need safer streets, which means better air quality and better traffic, better safety. so from my perspective, this is a start on the fact that more schools want to participate, for me, it says this is moving in the right direction. there are exemptions for residents and blue badge holders, but for two hours a day during drop—off and pick—up times, the number plate recognition cameras will monit

fiona irving, bbc news. 25 minutes past seven. forget california.let me just show you the all—important tiffin. the servers have been making tiffin when they got up. good morning. you are not actually surfing, but tell us, how does it work? what is the wave? i’m does it work? what is the wave? i'm a historian, so i research the wave and how— a historian, so i research the wave and how it — a historian, so i research the wave and how it works is the river severn flows _ and how it works is the river severn flows down — and how it works is the river severn flows down into the severn estuary that has _ flows down into the severn estuary that has one of the highest tidal range _ that has one of the highest tidal range in— that has one of the highest tidal range in the world. second highest. the energy— range in the world. second highest. the energy of the tide has to go somewhere on a high tide. it pushes back up— somewhere on a high tide. it pushes back up the — somewhere on a high tide. it pushes back up the river, creating a way that moves— back up t

fiona irving, bbc news. what are your thoughts on that? is very school street scheme near you? so for ireland to lose... and even if they - almost sure. so for ireland to lose... and even if they have| almost sure. so for ireland to i lose... and even if they have a narrow defeat _ lose... and even if they have a narrow defeat to _ lose... and even if they have a narrow defeat to scotland - lose... and even if they have a| narrow defeat to scotland today lose... and even if they have a - narrow defeat to scotland today they could still end up winning the six nations. that is how much they are in charge of this race at the moment. scotland won the triple crown. there is stuff on the line for scotland. forwales, crown. there is stuff on the line for scotland. for wales, they could get the metaphorical wooden spoon, if they lose all their matches. that ice skates jeopardy, if they lose all their matches. that ice skatesjeopardy, but if they lose all their matches. that ice skates jeopardy, but plenty of intrigue. but it is in ireland's hands, as i say, and from dublin, andy swiss