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BBC Radio Kent Breakfast

News, weather, travel and sport plus stories from around Kent.

BBC Radio Kent Breakfast: 13/01/2014

13/01/2014

BBC Radio Kent - BBC Radio Kent Breakfast, 13/01/2014

Join John and Clare for the latest news, travel and weather, plus local Kent stories.

Julia George

Call 0800 756 1111, email julia@bbc.co.uk or text 81333 (start your message with KENT).

Join Julia George on BBC Radio Kent for challenging, topical conversation on the stories that you are talking about. 

The Big Phone-in starts at nine and continues throughout the morning, call 0800 756 1111, email julia@bbc.co.uk, text 81333 start your message with KENT.

Julia George: 13/01/2014

BBC Radio Kent - Julia George, 13/01/2014

Call 03459 811 111, email julia@bbc.co.uk or text 81333 (start your message with KENT).

Pat Marsh and Steve Ladner

Join Pat Marsh and Steve Ladner on BBC Radio Kent.

Pat Marsh and Steve Ladner: 13/01/2014

BBC Radio Kent - Pat Marsh and Steve Ladner, 13/01/2014

Pat Marsh and Steve Ladner take to the air but it's you calling the shots.

Dominic King

Dominic King: 13/01/2014

BBC Radio Kent - Dominic King, 13/01/2014

Dominic brings breaking news, reaction to the day's events in Kent and celebrity guests.

Mark Forrest

Great music and conversation as Mark Forrest brings together the best of BBC Local Radio.

Great music and conversation as Mark Forrest brings together the best of BBC Local Radio.

Mark's evening programme launched in England and the Channel Islands on 7 January 2013. 

The show goes out across all 39 stations, on weekdays between 7pm and 10pm - the only exceptions are for major breaking news stories and sports commentary.

Mark Forrest: Can body cameras rebuild trust in the police?

Can body cameras rebuild trust in the police?

BBC Local Radio - Mark Forrest, Can body cameras rebuild trust in the police?

Mark asks if you approve of police officers wearing personal video cameras.

As Home Secretary Theresa May approves £1.4m of funding to allow six more police forces to invest in body-worn cameras, Mark asks whether this will help rebuild trust in the police.

Sixty-two-year-old Joan Roberts from Cossington, Somerset has decided to turn back the clock by selling up and jumping on a plane. As Joan searches for adventure, Mark asks how you are holding back the years. He also speaks to the Open University's oldest graduate. Cliff Dadson was ninety-three when he collected his degree last summer.

Mark finds out why there's a goat's cheese shortage with a report from Gloucestershire.

Reporter Alison Acton is granted exclusive access to Cupola House in Bury St Edmunds 18 months after it was destroyed by fire.

BBC Introducing tonight comes from West Yorkshire band New Sunset Hotel and Ormskirk singer songwriter Harry Cartwright.

BBC Local Radio

Paul Miller

Lively late-night chat and stories, all fuelled by your calls, texts, emails and tweets.

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Mark Forrest

Can body cameras rebuild trust in the police?

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