ipswich.g ipswich. finally, i still . yeah, we've finally, i still. yeah, we've got terry butcher on the show , got terry butcher on the show, we've been up there . what was it we've been up there. what was it about darts. why darts, keith. well mum and dad had a dartboard in the kitchen. i think when keith famously said , know frying keith famously said, know frying pan in one handed darts, the oven actually was that so dartboard on the wall in the mrs. spar next door used to bang every time does he not can you come off that board. it keeps playing too much and start playing too much and start playing darts. nigel and 13 and 15. i played in my first darts league for a pub called the kingfisher ipswich and one, two, one.the kingfisher ipswich and one, two, one. the men singles, which didn't go down well with some young kid who's a and from there. i then went on to it was a follies board used to be a camp board 520 and ten then i went on the 120 board and played in the super league and won the

ipswich.swich. finally, i still . yeah, we've finally, i still. yeah, we've got terry butcher on the show , got terry butcher on the show, we've been up there . what was it we've been up there. what was it about darts. why darts, keith. well mum and dad had a dartboard in the kitchen. i think when keith famously said , know frying keith famously said, know frying pan in one handed darts, the oven actually was that so dartboard on the wall in the mrs. spar next door used to bang every time does he not can you come off that board. it keeps playing too much and start playing too much and start playing darts. nigel and 13 and 15. i played in my first darts league for a pub called the kingfisher ipswich and one, two, one.the kingfisher ipswich and one, two, one. the men singles, which didn't go down well with some young kid who's a and from there. i then went on to it was a follies board used to be a camp board 520 and ten then i went on the 120 board and played in the super league and won the sibl

including cardinal lofts in ipswich where _ buildings.pswich where they know - buildings. including cardinal lofts in ipswich where they know only | buildings. including cardinal lofts i in ipswich where they know only too well tonight the cladding crisis is very far from over. well tonight the cladding crisis is very farfrom over. phil hendrie, bbc news. now a look at some other stories making the news today. scotland's public spending watchdog has raised concerns over bonuses paid to some senior managers at ferguson shipyard in inverclyde. a report for the scottish parliament said that two ferries being built at the shipyard, already five years behind schedule, may need a further £9 million on top of nearly £300 million already committed. meta, the company which owns facebook, instagram and whatsapp has announced its to lose 10,000 jobs. meta had already announced 11,000 job cuts last october. in a statement the boss mark zuckerberg described the losses as tough but said there was no way around them. nhs england says the health services

glynn davis is senior correct at colchester and ipswich museums.of the team on twitter — i'm @kasiamadera. hello there. it's been a very wintry day across the north of the uk. large parts of northern and eastern scotland in particular have seen accumulating snow and some frequent and heavy showers. and we hold onto these showers of snow and ice into tuesday as well. the northern half of scotland, northeast england, northern ireland, once again, likely to cause some travel disruption. now we've got arctic air firmly in place now across the northern half of the country. it's not as cold further south, but this cold air is sinking its way southward through tonight and into tuesday. so it's going to be an icy night across the northern half of the country, particularly where showers have been falling, further snow showers are likely around coastal areas again of northeast england, northern scotland, northern ireland, and it will be cold here as well, subzero values. southern england, south wales have this band of cloud, rain. some of this could turn to

roger, ipswich, massachusetts, democrat.r: i have a following up on the russia thing and an energy question. someone asked a question about the russian mega dams that have been built in the last 50 years. a canadian oceanographer, hans miller, he warned that the building of these hydroelectric projects in russia and canada would affect the sea ice and the regional climate. the evaporation, all of this water vapor in the atmosphere in the winter, and during the winter the climate would change. this is a weapon. i'm not sure if it was released intentionally, but this could be changing the climate, amplifying our burning fossil fuel problems. no one is talking about it. it is so secret it went off the radar screen after 1980. it is perplexing. everyone is so silent on it. host: speaking of ukraine and russia, the attorney general merrick garland makes an unannounced trip to ukraine. he vows to pursue work criminals. "he affirmed u.s. commitments to assist ukrainian officials in pursuing work criminals. he was in ukraine at the

so the third tier england plays ipswich the plays for ipswich town, the tractor boys, and he came onher was out there actually. yeah and actually. was it? yeah and brilliant gives brilliant result. so it gives them a good chance. now them a really good chance. now they've a game against they've got a game against latvia tuesday. they can latvia on tuesday. if they can win that in cardiff, then they can be well on their to can be well on their way to qualifying. hopefully for the euros next year, which is brilliant was a do you brilliant. yeah, it was a do you think croatia the off the think croatia the foot off the pedal think croatia the foot off the pedal. i well i thought wales might be maybe sometimes you know you think oh well it will be this long and doesn't be this long and it doesn't happen. missed chances happen. but they missed chances and players . i and all their star players. i did saw yesterday that sometimes you know that the big teams in slow start slowly and you know great results so they've got to play great results so they've got to play them at home as well. so ye

roger, ipswich, massachusetts, democrat. i have a following up on the russia thing and an energy question. someone asked a question about the russian mega dams that have been built in the last 50 years. a canadian oceanographer, hans miller, he warned that the building of these hydroelectric projects in russia and canada would affect the sea ice and the regional climate. the evaporation, all of this water vapor in the atmosphere in the winter, and during the winter the climate would change. this is a weapon. i'm not sure if it was released intentionally, but this could be changing the climate, amplifying our burning fossil fuel problems. no one is talking about it. it is so secret it went off the radar screen after 1980. it is perplexing. everyone is so silent on it. host: speaking of ukraine and russia, the attorney general merrick garland makes an unannounced trip to ukraine. he vows to pursue work criminals. "he affirmed u.s. commitments to assist ukrainian officials in pursuing work criminals. he was in ukraine at the in

a late equaliser through nathan broadhead, 18 years old, he plays for ligue1 ipswich town. this morning after beating west ham 4—0. lucia garcia scored twice. united are a point ahead of chelsea, who travel to fellow title challengers manchester city today. the game was played in front of almost 28,000 fans at old trafford as part of women's football weekend. arsenal continued their title challenge with a 5—1 north london derby success at tottenham. frida maanum rounding off the scoring 15 minutes from time. at lunchtime today, second—placed chelsea take on man city in fourth. england got off to a flyer in the women's six nations, hammering scotland 58—7. a brilliant send off for stalwart sarah hunter as she retires from rugby. marlie packer bagged a hat—trick of tries as the red roses put 10 past scotland. amy cokayne and claudia macdonald adding two each on what was sarah hunter's final game, retiring in her home town in front of her family on her 141st appearance for england. shared joy, you know? and prayed to have played for this amazing team, over the years. ifeel so

i live in ipswich and.rants. i don't feel safe as a 70 year old going into town because of the groups of men loitering around . i remember loitering around. i remember when radio caroline, which was more outside the three mile limits, and if the ship came british waters, the deejays were arrested. why has this changed? christine mark, how is it that hungary and poland, both countries being in the eu, put up barriers on their borders and refuse to allow refuge to enter? yet the uk being forced to take. and last but not least, alison mark, they can only take a few hundred. in terms of rwanda. well, that's nonsense and propaganda which has been spread . people trying to discredit the policy they've said they can take many as we can send and take as many as we can send and the home staff are not fit for purpose and need replacing. if they won't their jobs, the important point about reading those emails out, duncan, is to understand how high public feelings are running about this at the moment. that's right. i m

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