Johnny Morris's adventures in the wireless world

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It's redhead day in Scotland 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-edinburgh-east-fife-23643831
hear my contribution to the debate.

Why being a redhead is cool

Johnny is stoked on surfing

Bigbury - the pub 'too snobby' for locals

Bantham tea bus row cost village 'millions'

A man who lives 250ft up a hill overlooking a Devon resort is furious after insurers refused to cover his house because of a risk of flooding.
Eric Brisley, 85, was refused an insurance quote for his house in Sandhills Road in Salcombe.
Mr Brisley, who is fighting his case with Lloyds, says it would be "impossible" for his home to flood.
Lloyds said all properties in his postcode had been designated a flood risk.

Anger at hill home insurance refusal

It's been revealed that the cost of storing and maintaining 12 of Britain's laid-up nuclear submarines in the South West has cost taxpayers more than two million pounds over the last five years. Out of service submarines have been stored at Devonport since 1994.  All of them still have their reactors on board, and eight of them still have radioactive fuel on board. Johnny Morris reports for BBC Radio Devon.

Laid-up nuclear submarines at Rosyth and Devonport cost £16m

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