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and the lib dems are the main opposition also in windsor and in south gloucestershire, which is the areahere are whole swathes of councils which are conservative but used to be labour in the days of tony blair, and they include harlow, tamworth, basildon, redditch, medway and dudley. can labour win back support in those areas? in the labour column we will be looking to see if they can hold onto bolsover which was hung last time it was fought, but it became labour through defections. and what will happen in the councils in lincoln and in ipswich which are labour councils but returned tory mps at the last election? for the liberal democrats, hull is an ultra—marginal. they have a majority ofjust one seat and have been strongly challenged there by labour, and they have slim majorities of just two seats in cotswold in gloucestershire and also in north devon. of the hung councils, plymouth is a top labour target and portsmouth a top target for the lib dems. and these three councils at the bottom here, rochford, west lindsey and boston, we'll keep a close watch on them because they were conser

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moreton runs his family haulage firm in gloucestershire and is chair of the road haulage association.ion to downing street calling for safer and more secure truck stops around the country, at a time when thefts from lorries across the industry over £400 million per year. the figure is growing. most of us wouldn't work in offices without proper toilets, welfare facilities, a kitchen to have our lunch and those things. these truck drivers don't have that. they have modern trucks, decent beds, fridges, microwaves and such like, but they still need somewhere to stop. the road haulage association says better facilities for drivers are needed urgently. it believes 11,000 safe and secure spaces are needed right now across the country. in a few months, baby helena will have the first of numerous surgeries to repair her cleft lip and palate, a condition that means the tissue in her mouth didn't fuse together as it should have. her mum and dad received the diagnosis at the 20—week scan. the family are being talked through the procedure using an augmented reality app, which uses 3d visuals to sh

moreton runs his family haulage firm in gloucestershire and is chair of the road haulage association.ling for safer and more secure truck stops around the country, at a time when thefts from lorries across the industry over £400 million per year. the figure is growing. most of us wouldn't work in offices without proper toilets, welfare facilities, a kitchen to have our lunch and those things. these truck drivers don't have that. they have modern trucks, decent beds, fridges, microwaves and such like, but they still need somewhere to stop. the road haulage association says better facilities for drivers are needed urgently. it believes 11,000 safe and secure spaces are needed right now across the country. hey, i'mjulia with the catch up! first up, london's met police are going to stop attending most emergency mental health calls. from september, they'll only respond if there's an immediate threat to life. 0fficers reportedly spend up to 40% of their time responding to 999 calls about mental health, averaging ten hours with each patient. the move has been criticised by mental health grou

moreton cullimore runs his family haulage firm in gloucestershire, and he's chair of the road haulage. he's handed a petition to downing street this week calling for safer and more secure truck stops across the country. it comes at a time when thefts from lorries cost the industry over £400 million a year, a figure that's growing. most of us wouldn't work in offices if we didn't have proper toilets, proper welfare facilities, a kitchen to go and make and have our lunch and those things, these truck drivers don't have that, they have very well modern appointed trucks and decent beds, fridges, microwaves and suchlike, but they still need somewhere to stop. the road haulage association says better facilities for drivers are needed urgently and believes 11,000 safe and secure spaces are needed right now across the country. hello. i'm callum with the catch up. tonight, sam smith cancels shows, ai makes a discovery, and baby meerkats. but first, young people with complicated mental health needs are being put at risk by being placed on children's wards in english hospitals. we've spoken to s

moreton runs his family haulage firm in gloucestershire and is chair of the road haulage association.to downing street calling for safer and more secure truck stops around the country, at a time when thefts from lorries across the industry over £400 million per year. the figure is growing. most of us wouldn't work in offices without proper toilets, welfare facilities, a kitchen to have our lunch and those things. these truck drivers don't have that. they have modern trucks, decent beds, fridges, microwaves and such like, but they still need somewhere to stop. the road haulage association says better facilities for drivers are needed urgently. it believes 11,000 safe and secure spaces are needed right now across the country. i'mjulia with i'm julia with the catcher. tonight the latest in ukraine, ai concerns and adam peaty opens up to the bbc. but first, the government is trying to stop under—18s getting hold of vapes. they are set to close a loophole that allows shops to give in to children forfree. allows shops to give in to children for free. they're thinking about banning nicotine

steve knibbs was in gloucestershire for a slice of the action. the cheese is rolling again. bumps and bangs along the way for many. and it was matt from manchester who bagged the first cheese. i'm glad i'm pretty conscious and i've not got many serious injuries. i'm a big fan of cheese, so i'm buzzing! some people did take the rolling a bit too literally, but it was delaney from canada who won the ladies' race — with a thump. despite getting knocked out, like most cheese rolling champions, it wasn't long before she was back on her feet. what do you remember of the race? er...i remember running and then i hurt my head. and then i woke up in the tent! the question is, are you going to come back next year and do it again to reclaim your title? i think i will! ifi... yeah! if i see around to it, yes. despite the injuries. despite the injuries, i think it's worth it. this crazy spectacle attracts people from across the world, and it was the aptly named cooper from washington who pipped famous local champion chris anderson to a double gloucester at the bottom of cooper's hill. it

but the historic cheese rolling contest in gloucestershire is not one to be missed.eds of downhill daredevil's participate in the historic race , despite the obvious health risks. the tradition of chasing the cheese wheel down a vertical hill is believed to go back 600 years and as always the main prize is a seven pound cheese, double gloucester. the winner of this race was not unconscious on the way down, but says that the race was -- was knocked unconscious on the way down but says the race was good now that she remembers it. there is of course more on our website with all of our top stories. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. introducing a technological achievement so advanced...

before we go, it is time for the historic cheese rolling contest in gloucestershire.own a hail. the game is believed to be about 600 years old and despite safety concerns, there is always someone up for the chance to win the coveted cheese wheel. thus all we have for you now. cheese wheel. thus all we have foryou now. i'm cheese wheel. thus all we have for you now. i'm monica miller, thanks for watching. hello. it was a near—perfect weekend for some of you, and for those on half term this week, there can't be too many complaints for many. skies a little like we saw here on the banks of loch lomond as we went through today. but it could be a busy week for the gardeners and growers — the state of the ground here is very dry in pembrokeshire, for instance, and there is little to no rain in the forecast through the rest of this week. our forecast rainfall chart shows the rainfall amounts totting up across southern europe in the mediterranean — not great for those in half term here — but for us, other than a few spots of drizzle in the far north of scotland, maybe eastern

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but the historic cheese rolling contest in gloucestershire is not one to be missed.ks. the tradition of chasing a cheese wheel down the near—vertical hill is believed to go back 600 years. the main prize, as always, is a seven—pound double gloucester cheese. the winner of the woman's race, seen here on the left, was actually knocked unconscious on her way down. but she says the race was "good" now that she remembers it. that's all from me. i'm azadeh moshiri. thank you for watching. there is more on our website on the top thanks again. —— on all the top stories. hello there. it's been yet another fine, dry and settled day. plenty of sunshine across the uk with highs into the low 20s celsius. now this fine and settled weather, it will continue for the rest of the week as our blocking area of high pressure continues to keep all rain bearing weather fronts well away. you can see this blocking high, sitting almost on top of the country. light winds with very few isobars for many, but a fresh northeasterly breeze will continue across this southeast quadrant of england. an

a gloucestershire town also held a ceremony to honour its official "coronation chicken".ckens who'd applied for the role, in cinderford. an estimated one thousand people turned up to watch the crowning, which took place immediately after the weekend's other coronation service, in westminster abbey. this is bbc news. some warm sunshine in the next couple of days but don't leave home without a umbrella because what the sunshine will do in the next few daysis sunshine will do in the next few days is inject energy into quite an unstable atmosphere and we will see clouds like these across our skies and some potentially heavy showers developing with hail and thunder at times. low pressure basically keeping the weather across the uk unsettled. as you go to the majority of this week we have a band of pretty heavy rain which will gradually pull clear of eastern england through the early part of tuesday. following on from the intense showers out of northern ireland into england overnight some heavier ones from the north east of scotland. it is a very night mild night to come. tempe

a gloucestershire town also held a ceremony to honour its official "coronation chicken".chickens who'd applied for the role, in cinderford. stay with us here on bbc news. it has been a wet start to the day. we have got bands of rain moving from the west to the east and as we clear through the afternoon we will have some heavy, potentially thundery showers following, especially thundery in northern ireland. two weather fronts especially thundery in northern ireland. two weatherfronts moving from the west to the east during the day. they are quite well spaced so it is breezy rather than windy today. and then as the sun comes out, further showers develop. the rain will be slow to clear from the northern isles and north—east scotland. it will clear from eastern parts of england, but the next bank comes in right behind it, and then another band of rain sweeps into the south west later. it will brighten up south west later. it will brighten up with the sunshine in wales, northern ireland and scotland, and here it is where we see further heavy showers, some of which will be thun

a gloucestershire town also held a ceremony to honour its official "coronation chicken".e role, in cinderford. an estimated 1,000 people turned up to watch the crowning, which took place immediately after the weekend's other coronation service, in westminster abbey. this is bbc news. umbrellas at the ready for the next few days. we will all see spells of sunshine, and now we're into may, that sunshine can feel pleasantly warm, but what we are also going to see in the next few days are showers developing, and they will be heavy, and some will be accompanied by hail and thunder at times too. we have one area of rainfall pulling away eastwards from the uk at the moment. this pretty solid band of cloud you see here. another area of rainfall set to come sweeping up from the south—west. to run across southern, and eventually eastern counties. through this evening and overnight. following on behind that band of rain, showers, clusters of them, big heavy showers pushing out of northern ireland into northern england. by the end of the night. running across scotland. a mild night w

he's been speaking to bbc radio gloucestershire.— radio gloucestershire.o material they had concerns about, they provided it to the civil service, entirely properly. the civil service considered it. without any ministerial involvement, i want to be clear about that, it's not a criticism of anybody, without any ministerial involvement it was passed to the police. the civil servants would have had to consider the civil service code. if they have sat on it, people would criticise them for that. if they pass it on, others will criticise. they were put in a difficult position. ultimately, it comes down to what is in the documents, which i haven't seen, and i dare say you have not seen either. it is interesting, whether this stuff sticks to rishi sunak as well, sticks to the brand. they would hope not. there are a lot of internal ructions about borisjohnson and about boris johnson and disagreements. about borisjohnson and disagreements. tim, in fakenham. linda is coming up in st albans, and dave in hull. tim, head of you, i will read some text messages. good mor

in gloucestershire. he purchased the 18th century country estate high growth house in 1980 after renovating the georgian homes, neo classical facade. charles, sit about restoring sprawling 15 acre grounds, creating both wild and full gardens, awe from the trees to the meadows. charles, designed to zoom the god that i grove, his masterpiece, but his, his masterpiece. listen, compute, ascendancy. get when walking through the gardens at high grove. is one of profound well being all the awful bm people from charles is in a circle. describe them as being a reflection of his soul, of letters from m. i grove is charles his private residence, where like the title character from voltaire's novel, con deed, he plans peace in cultivating his own garden to day protecting nature in the planet are among the kings top priorities. these aims are something he shares with photographer, young artis bottle demit him in 2010. it was again can count. i remember him as someone who works with his hands. i read like a farmer's o

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a gloucestershire town also held a ceremony to honour its official god save the chick queen. god save the chick queen. hip, hip, hurra. �* g , . ;;;~, ., god save the chick queen. hip, hip, hurra. �* j, , ., ,’:,’: ., . , hurray. buffy beat 33 other chickens who had applied _ hurray. buffy beat 33 other chickens who had applied for _ hurray. buffy beat 33 other chickens who had applied for the _ hurray. buffy beat 33 other chickens who had applied for the role - hurray. buffy beat 33 other chickens who had applied for the role in - who had applied for the role in cinderford. an estimated 1000 people turned up to watch the crowning. they had a lot of fun. thank you for watching, see you shortly. umbrellas at the ready for the next few days. we will all see some spells of sunshine and now that we are intimate that sunshine can feel pleasantly warm, but what we are also going to see in the next few days a showers developing and they will be heavy and some will be accompanied by hail and thunder at times. we have got one area of rainfall pull it away eastwards in the uk at the mo

the rain is on its way from gloucestershire towards berkshire.lear spells. still a few showers. it is not going to be a cold night. these are the overnight lows. seven to about 12 or 13 degrees. we are not anticipating frost. tomorrow we start off with the rain in the south—east which clears smartly. then there is a lot of dry weather, some sunshine, a few showers. they will develop more widely. they will be heavy in devon and cornwall. in across england in particular it could well be thundery. temperatures tend to about 18 or 19 degrees. tuesday night into wednesday show that low pressure is still the driving force of the weather. quite a lot of showers on wednesday and thursday. if we start off by looking at what is happening on wednesday, you can see we start off on a largely dry note. some sunshine. variable cloud. in the showers kick in. through the afternoon the showers could prove to be thundery. temperature wise, ten to about 70 degrees. we have been warned. thank you. and at least the weather was last night. the rain stayed away. among t

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here, this is the guard room of berkeley castle in gloucestershire . here. it's gloucestershire.d captured by his outraged wife , queen his outraged wife, queen isabella of france, and her lover, roger mortimer earl of march . meanwhile, in london, march. meanwhile, in london, something unheard of was happening. a parliament was summoned to oversee the quasi legal dup position of a king, a dirty deed to be done in public. according to a sort of law. they drew up what were called the articles of accusation . the articles of accusation. the bafic articles of accusation. the basic charge was that edward had always listened to evil counsel and that he'd refused good counsel. all this meant that he'd done unworthy , unseemly he'd done unworthy, unseemly things , that he had lost out to things, that he had lost out to the scots , lost at bannockburn, the scots, lost at bannockburn, lost the great lands of england in france. it meant also that he had damaged the church . he had had damaged the church. he had murdered , stripped of their murdered, stripped of their lands , great nobles. a

as my honourable friend, has said, gloucestershire in particular has seen a reduction in waiting timere they need easier, faster and closer to home. ., need easier, faster and closer to home. . ., , ., home. leader of the opposition, keir starmer. home. leader of the opposition, keir starmer- how— home. leader of the opposition, keir starmer. how many _ home. leader of the opposition, keir starmer. how many work _ home. leader of the opposition, keir starmer. how many work visas - home. leader of the opposition, keir starmer. how many work visas were | starmer. how many work visas were issued to foreign _ starmer. how many work visas were issued to foreign nationals - starmer. how many work visas were issued to foreign nationals last - issued to foreign nationals last year? mr issued to foreign nationals last ear? ~ ,,, ., ~' issued to foreign nationals last ear? ~ , ., year? mr speaker, the new statistics will be out later— year? mr speaker, the new statistics will be out later this _ year? mr speaker, the new statistics will be out later this week. _ year? mr speaker, the new statis

from london to bristol, liverpool to gloucestershire, for the third time this year members of the royal of nursing are back on strike in half of england's hospitals. it will be the first time some nurses who work in emergency departments, intensive care and counselling services, join the action. priya, a specialist cancer nurse, will be on the picket line. the kinds of offers we are getting from the government, now that we have moved into a time of inflation, are just not compatible with being able to live, to exist, to pay our rent, to buy food, to look after our families, and that is a cut too far. we have absorbed the cuts for ten years. and now, enough is enough. after concerns over patient safety, the rcn has now agreed to raise staffing levels nationally to protect critical areas such as major trauma and intensive care. health leaders have welcomed the move, but worry the disruption will further hamper efforts to tackle backlogs, something the union disputes. those waiting lists were not created by nursing staff. the reason nursing staff are selflessly standing up for our patients

cheltenham in gloucestershire. in gloucestershire. and you've heen— in gloucestershire.p with with what we get, oenh— put up with with what we get, oenh wee — put up with with what we get, aren't we? well,— put up with with what we get, aren't we? �*fvoo�*rtcc .or�*thc “ aren't we? well, martin, it's been a pleasure to chat. thank you for making the time this morning. and please do get back to your sandwich as well. there's a of a flavour of there's a bit of a flavour of some of people here on the some of the people here on the mall. we'll be talking far mall. we'll be talking to far more people throughout the morning. to morning. but for now, back to you tent . yeah nice you guys in the tent. yeah nice day. sun tom's bathed nicely in eunehhne— day. sun tom's bathed nicely in sunshine there. _ day. sun tom's bathed nicely in sunshine there. i— 2f sun tom's bathed nicely in sunshine there. i don't know how heoe— sunshine there. i don't know how he oohng— sunshine there. i don't know how he oohng oh— sunshine there. i don't know how he's doing all that— sunshine there. i d

in the last few minutes, lone, j we have seen south gloucestershire, conservative lost, with no partylost, with no majority, what is that telling us? i lost, with no ma'ority, what is that tellin: us? ~ , lost, with no ma'ority, what is that tellin: us? ~' , , telling us? i think it is telling us that some _ telling us? i think it is telling us that some of — telling us? i think it is telling us that some of what _ telling us? i think it is telling us that some of what were - telling us? i think it is telling us that some of what were seen i telling us? i think it is telling us that some of what were seen asj that some of what were seen as conservative strong seats are being lost, not necessarily taken over by another party, but i think what some people have described this morning is this kind of pinscher motion, they are facing threats from the liberal democrats and labour in different parts of the uk. but i think they will not be particular you happy with some of those losses, south gloucestershire, but also some of the ones we have already discussed, tamworth north west, leicesters

those are hertfordshire and— gloucestershire. those are not totown— gloucestershire.— brexiteer, a senior conservative mp. still, what— brexiteer, a senior conservative mp. still, what does this say otowt— mp. still, what does this say otowt now— mp. still, what does this say about how labour is recovering in about how labour is recovering tn tnot— about how labour is recovering in areas that voted leave ? . in areas that voted leave? kyiv i in areas that voted leave? kyiv ttntnt— in areas that voted leave? kyiv i think there's— in areas that voted leave? kyiv i think there's a— in areas that voted leave? kyiv i think there's a combination of factors . a you would have had factors. a you would have had people like ukip in their brexit party and they're splitting the vote etcetera, which you don't have now. and obviously those votes have gone back in some part to the labour party listening to what nigel said there about how rishi sunak is seen as the adult back in charge, he's got the competency back into the conservative party. so those polls have narrowed . and comin

in hehteutet— says, gloucestershire in particular has- says, gloucestershire in particular has seenng on hhh— that's why we're delivering on hteh te— that's why we're delivering on our plan to recover urgent and emergency— our plan to recover urgent and emergency eete— our plan to recover urgent and emergency care to— our plan to recover urgent and emergency care to ensure that heeete— emergency care to ensure that heegte get— emergency care to ensure that heegte get the— emergency care to ensure that people get the care they need easier , faster— people get the care they need easier , faster and— people get the care they need easier , faster and closer to easier, faster and closer to heme. — easier, faster and closer to home. leader— easier, faster and closer to home. leader of- easier, faster and closer to home. 1 easier, faster and closer to- home. leader of the opposition keir starmer. home. leader of the opposition keir starmer . yes how many work keir starmer. yes how many work visas were issued to foreign nationals last year ? prime nationals last year? prime minister . well,

princess anne is at an gloucestershire, the an event in gloucestershire, the duke of gloucester dukeit's been a long week in the run up to this coronation. they have had a lot to do, so we're not expecting to see them in public today. however, i am told they are wholly supportive of out scheme and of the big help out scheme and what now. cameron will what happens now. cameron will the what happens now. cameron will we koyek— what happens now. cameron will rne koyek rendy— what happens now. cameron will the royal family have— what happens now. cameron will the royal family have a- cameron will the royal family have a little bit the royal family have a little on or— the royal family have a little on or e— the royal family have a little bit of a break— the royal family have a little bit of a break from all the eunuc— bit of a break from all the public engagements after this big _coronation l big bank holiday coronation weekend— big bank holiday coronation weekend e— big bank holiday coronation weekend ? or— big bank holiday coronation weekend ? or is— big bank holiday coronation weekend

and in gloucestershire, hi.that council. so tney-ve o ten— six seats in that council. so they've a few not- six seats in that council. so they've a few not not too far ott— they've a few not not too far off tottng— they've a few not not too far off taking tamworth there. so oventt— off taking tamworth there. so overall probably- off taking tamworth there. so overall probably some good reente— overall probably some good results here- overall probably some good results here in- overall probably some good results here in the west tttttonte— results here in the west tttttonte ,— results here in the west midlands , but not necessarily midlands, but not necessarily for midlands, but not necessarily to matey.— midlands, but not necessarily for dudley. this- midlands, but not necessarily for dudley. this is one of those rare occasions- for dudley. this is one of those rare occasions today as the conservatives- rare occasions today as the conservatives start to lose connot— conservatives start to lose council seats- cons

hundreds of people gathered in gloucestershire yesterday for the unofficial event, with dozens of cheese—chasingr reporter steve knibbs was there for a slice of the action. the cheese is rolling again. and it's not for the faint—hearted. bumps and bangs along the way for many. and it was matt from manchester who bagged the first cheese. i'm glad i'm pretty conscious and i've not got many serious injuries. i'm a big fan of cheese, so i'm buzzing! some people did take the rolling a bit too literally, but it was delaney from canada who won the ladies' race — with a thump. despite getting knocked out, like most cheese rolling champions, it wasn't long before she was back on her feet. what do you remember of the race? er...i remember running and then i hurt my head. and then i woke up in the tent! the question is, are you going to come back next year and do it again to reclaim your title? i think i will! ifi... yeah! if i see around to it, yes. despite the injuries. despite the injuries, i think it's worth it. this crazy spectacle attracts people from across the world, and it was the aptly named coop

for super—sized solar, though, check out this new solar farm in south gloucestershire.sed. carol never dodges a bank holiday for work. today you have a really good excuse, it is your birthday. i today you have a really good excuse, it is your birthday.— it is your birthday. i have to be honest, it is your birthday. i have to be honest. i _ it is your birthday. i have to be honest, i tried _ it is your birthday. i have to be honest, i tried to _ it is your birthday. i have to be honest, i tried to get - it is your birthday. i have to be honest, i tried to get the - it is your birthday. i have to be honest, i tried to get the day l it is your birthday. i have to be i honest, i tried to get the day off but i was too late. if honest, i tried to get the day off but i was too late.— but i was too late. if you cannot vet their but i was too late. if you cannot get their day — but i was too late. if you cannot get their day off, _ but i was too late. if you cannot get their day off, who _ but i was too late. if you cannot get their day off, who can? if. but i was too late. if y

.— princess anne is doing an event in gloucestershire .her that, shouldn't she? the duchess of hrhrhrrrh— shouldn't she? the duchess of edinburgh, who— shouldn't she? the duchess of edinburgh, who was dancing to hereh— edinburgh, who was dancing to lionel richie,— edinburgh, who was dancing to lionel richie, like you wouldn't hehhewe— lionel richie, like you wouldn't hehhewe. h— lionel richie, like you wouldn't hehhewe. hrreh— lionel richie, like you wouldn't believe. i just thought that was a believe. i just thought that was r hrrhrehhe— believe. i just thought that was a fantastic human— believe. i just thought that was a fantastic human moment. really hhere— a fantastic human moment. really hhere ehe— a fantastic human moment. really hhere ehe reee— a fantastic human moment. really there she goes. look at that . there she goes. look at that. her— there she goes. look at that. her 90— there she goes. look at that. her 90 rerrr— there she goes. look at that. you go going machine- there she goes. look at that. you go going machine in- ther

they're in terest— forest greens in gloucestershire. even forest greens in glotaestershire. even forest this is really very serious. and we need to be having a real national conversation about this. an international stanley tvtrist— this. an international stanley kubrick spotted— an international stanley kubrick spotted this years ago, rernernert in— kubrick spotted this years ago, remember, in 2000, one space vnere— remember, in 2000, one space vnere tne— remember, in 2000, one space where the computer decides that senetning— where the computer decides that something should— where the computer decides that something should be and he astvaiiy— something should be and he astvaity says— something should be and he actually says, no, no, you sant— actually says, no, no, you cannot disconnect me. ii/titsi“ actually says, no, no, you cannot disconnect me. / cannot disconnect me. yeah, but tnis— cannot disconnect me. yeah, but this is— cannot disconnect me. yeah, but this is happening. this is my favourite quote on this story. this chap called blake this is from a chap called blake lehman who