Audio Interview I conducted with Richard Ratcliffe Hunger Striking for Justice for his wife.

Interview: Richard Ratcliffe Day 18 of Hunger Strike

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How has Step 2 of the Lockdown exit roadmap affected Norwich?

A radio 2-way, speaking about the rise in covid cases at The University of East Anglia
Presenter: Alice Pritchard
Reporter: Lauren Aarons

Covid cases rise at the University of East Anglia (Two-Way)

In this podcast you will hear from Richard Ratcliffe is on hunger strike for his wife; the Iranian-British dual citizen: Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who has been detained in Iran since 2016, shared with Lauren Aarons his family’s “cruel story” – explaining why he has chosen to protest through hunger strike and the power that “human kindness” has had on him over the past 18 days.

Richard Ratcliffe Hunger Strike - Radio Feature

Friends of The Earth, Norwich have been outside Norwich train station this morning (4th November) to raise awareness of the possible effects climate change could have on commuters.

Climate activists alerting train commuters that catching boats to work could be the norm in 2040

Cllr Cate Oliver on Environment Benefits

Loyle Carner, Florence Welch & Billie Ellish all have something in common
They are neurodivergent!
Neurodiversity is the umbrella term to describe invisible disabilities such as - ADHD, Dyslexia & Tourette's syndrome
Reporter Lauren has more...

Neurodiversity Celebration Week

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents is advising motorcyclists to sign up for advanced rider training.

Following the release of the Department for Transport data that show the number of deaths from motorcycle accidents rose by over eight per cent between 2016 and 2020.

The group hopes that the additional training will contribute to lowering the level of motorcyclist fatalities.  

Lauren Aarons reports:

RoSPA advising motorcyclists to sign up for advanced rider training

Inequality: The Stem Cell Registry

Hear from Lincoln and Julian Barnwell about why they went diving to find 17th Century ship the Gloucester. And hear from the University of East Anglia Professor Claire Jowitt explains the significance, talks about the people aboard and why the ship ran aground.

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