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0-8 secs jingle (its 8 o clock and this is your hourly update)
Recession having dramatic effects for the regions students.
Kabbadi is now announced as a new GCSE course.
Oldham hosts first Twitter Festival
________________________________________________________________________________
This is Max Tolley. Our top story today, the current economic climate is having a serious effect on modern
day students, with concern expressed about providing for students who are less privileged. We sent our
economic correspondent Patrick Nolan-Rennie to Oldham Sixth Form College to discuss this matter.
Specialist reporter
I visited Oldham Sixth Form College to speak to Bev Beaumont, Assistant Principal of Finance. Her opinion
on the current economic state which affects students in colleges and universities in the Oldham borough.
[Clip of interview]
I also asked her how students could manage their debts whilst at university.
[Clip of interview]
In other news, you may all seem to remember back in secondary we were all dreading P.E lessons, but this
year a lucky few students at Oldham Academy North got to experience the Asian sport that has been
around since 1936. The relatively new sport in Britain is now able to be studied at GCSE grade, in the
Oldham area. We sent our sports reporter, Shenaz Miah, to find out more.
I’m here to speak to Scott Chapman, tutor for P.E at OSFC about the popularity of Kabaddi.
[Clip of interview]
_____________________________________________________________________
And finally, a Twitter festival or Twestival as its become known is being organised in the town to help
charities achieve their goals. We went out to the streets of Oldham to find out what the locals thought of
the event.
[Clip of vox pop]
[Clip of vox pop]
I’m Max Tolley and this has been your 8 o’clock news.
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and who the listeners are listening to
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news story and very simple and current
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is
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interviewer
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do the interview
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they went to do the interview so the
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what the news story is
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because Oldham has a high Asian
community
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Done the research so we got this date.
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interviewee is
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occupation is, so listeners know what he
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interview was held
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the news story
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to who the host is, so they know that the
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0-8 secs jingle (its 8 o clock and this is your hourly update)
Recession having dramatic effects for the regions students.
Kabbadi is now announced as a new GCSE course.
Oldham hosts first Twitter Festival
________________________________________________________________________________
This is Max Tolley. Our top story today, the current economic climate is having a serious effect on modern
day students, with concern expressed about providing for students who are less privileged. We sent our
economic correspondent Patrick Nolan-Rennie to Oldham Sixth Form College to discuss this matter.
Specialist reporter
I visited Oldham Sixth Form College to speak to Bev Beaumont, Assistant Principal of Finance. Her opinion
on the current economic state which affects students in colleges and universities in the Oldham borough.
[Clip of interview]
I also asked her how students could manage their debts whilst at university.
[Clip of interview]
In other news, you may all seem to remember back in secondary we were all dreading P.E lessons, but this
year a lucky few students at Oldham Academy North got to experience the Asian sport that has been
around since 1936. The relatively new sport in Britain is now able to be studied at GCSE grade, in the
Oldham area. We sent our sports reporter, Shenaz Miah, to find out more.
I’m here to speak to Scott Chapman, tutor for P.E at OSFC about the popularity of Kabaddi.
[Clip of interview]
_____________________________________________________________________
And finally, a Twitter festival or Twestival as its become known is being organised in the town to help
charities achieve their goals. We went out to the streets of Oldham to find out what the locals thought of
the event.
[Clip of vox pop]
[Clip of vox pop]
I’m Max Tolley and this has been your 8 o’clock news.
Comment [SM1]: Introducing what the
news stories are
Comment [SM2]: Who the presenter is
and who the listeners are listening to
Comment [SM3]: Straight forward
news story and very simple and current
Comment [SM4]: What the news story
is
Comment [SM5]: Who is the
interviewer
Comment [SM6]: Where they went to
do the interview
Comment [SM7]: Stating again where
they went to do the interview so the
listeners don’t forget
Comment [SM8]: Referring back to
what the news story is
Comment [SM9]: Closeness to home
Comment [SM10]: Closeness to home
because Oldham has a high Asian
community
Comment [SM11]: Fact and Figures
Done the research so we got this date.
Comment [SM12]: Closeness to home
Comment [SM13]: Who the news
correspondent is
Comment [SM14]: Who the
interviewee is
Comment [SM15]: What his
occupation is, so listeners know what he
does
Comment [SM16]: Where the
interview was held
Comment [SM17]: Referring back to
the news story
Comment [SM18]: Introducing what
the news story is
Comment [SM19]: Reminding listeners
to who the host is, so they know that the
news bulletin has finished
Comment [SM20]: What the listeners
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