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22 November 2008
Saturday means following Hull City for
Alan Plater
and
Roy North
.
We hear about bullying in the workplace and the effects of computer gaming on relationships.
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Plus, inheritance tracks from
Pam Ayres
.
Peter Curran
Ìýis this week's guest presenter.
STUDIO GUEST
Allegra McEvedy
is a chef andÌý
co-founder of
Leon
restaurants.
TOPICAL STORIES
Joshua
and
Anne Marie
Ìýdiscuss how computer gaming has affected their relationship.
EXTRAORDINARY STORIES
Lyn Witheridge
describes how she was a victim of bullying at work.
SATURDAY LIFE
Alan Plater
and
Roy North
devote their Saturdays to following Hull City.
INHERITANCE TRACKS
Pam Ayres
chose 'When The Guards Are On Parade' by Leslie SaronyÌýand 'Mars For Evermore' by Johnny Collins.
MEET THE POET
Elvis McGonagall
- tartan clad poet, twit and armchair revolutionary brings his poetry to us.
Read the poems.
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Peter CurranÌýis this week's guest presenter.
Allegra McEvedy is a chef andÌý
Joshua and Anne MarieÌýdiscuss how computer gaming has affected their relationship.
Lyn Witheridge describes how she was a victim of bullying at work.
Alan Plater and Roy North devote their Saturdays to following Hull City.
Pam Ayres chose 'When The Guards Are On Parade' by Leslie SaronyÌýand 'Mars For Evermore' by Johnny Collins.
