Morning! It’s Peter here and welcome to Wednesday’s Levy Letter. I hope your 
day is going well. 

Join me tonight, BBC1 6.30pm as usual tonight. I’ll be talking to the former 
press secretary to Baroness Thatcher, Sir Bernard Ingham. Sir Bernard will be 
joining me ahead of Baroness Thatcher’s 80th birthday tomorrow. He’s also 
written a new book about the fifty greatest Yorkshiremen ever. It’s certainly 
going to be a controversial one! And of course we will be asking about the 
Conservative party leadership as well. Sir Bernard Ingham will be our guest. 
We’ll also have all the rest of the day’s news of course, and also tonight our 
guest will be one of the members of Human League, the one and only Phil Oakey 
will be talking to us. And Humberside Police will be showing off their new 
tazer stun guns today. The Chief Constable is pushing to make them more widely 
available. The tazer, which gives suspects a 50 000 volt shock, can only be 
used by trained fire armed officers. We’ll be looking at that story tonight as 
well. Join me if you can at the usual time, BBC1 at 6.30pm.


Thanks

Thanks for all the emails on a variety of subjects and also suggestions for 
guests on the programme. I’m most grateful for all of those. Keep them coming 
in. Also if you’ve got a problem, which you think we may be able to tackle on 
the programme on Leave it to Levy, then the address to write to is [EMAIL 
PROTECTED] 


Cards

As you know we’re all supposed to be doing Suduko in every spare moment that we 
can, but I was interested to read in the paper this morning that if you’re a 
card player you might be interested in this one. Now the game poker - well I’ve 
never been able to play poker, I don’t know the rules, I don’t know anything 
about poker, but apparently poker is more popular than going out! Loads of 
people, particularly women, are staying in, in the evening and playing poker 
and also having a gamble as well. They’re not just doing it at the card table, 
they’re also doing it on the internet as well. There’s been a big boom in 
internet poker. If there are any poker players in our region, then I would be 
grateful if you’d get in touch and tell me about your fascination in the game 
and also tell me the secret of the game also, because I don’t know anything 
about it whatsoever. So any poker players out there, who are Levy Letter 
readers, I’d be interested to hear from you!


Calendar

We’re just a few day’s away from getting our first delivery of our first ever 
Look North calendar. It’s a collection of photographs that we have used on the 
Big Screen. They are views of the area. The calendar is going on sale and the 
money raised is going to Children in Need. There will be details in Monday’s 
Levy Letter about where you can buy the calendar. But if you haven’t bought 
your calendar for 2006 yet, then don’t do it for a few days, because you could 
be helping a very good cause. More details on Monday!


Pizza

Well for most of us, pizza is a cheap and filling treat, which arrives in a 
cardboard box, usually on the back of a motorbike after ten minutes to make the 
pizza and then half an hour to find your house! But not for Gordon Ramsey, the 
top London chef! Diners at his latest London restaurant are being offered what 
is being billed as the world’s most decadent pizza. It costs, would you 
believe, £100! It’s ten inches across and barely a quarter of an inch thick, 
including a topping that’s not for the faint of heart. Come to think of it, 
it’s not for the faint of nostril either, laced as it is with lashings of 
highly pungent and equally high-prized white truffles. What is truffle?? Does 
anybody know? Anyway, I’ve never had truffle, well I wouldn’t know if I had 
anyway! Gordon Ramsey’s pizza has truffle in it and if you want to go to his 
restaurant, it’ll be £100 for a pizza. What do we think about that one?


Grimsby Town

Last night we were talking about the ticket allocation issue at Grimsby Town 
for their game with Newcastle. Quite a few emails in about this. If you want to 
get in touch then do so and we’ll read some out again tomorrow or maybe tonight 
on the programme. This one from John, which is typical of many. “It’s a little 
unfair to point the finger at the club. It was the fans’ fault that they 
started to queue at two o’clock in the morning.” Any more comments on the 
Grimsby story then get in touch and we’ll have some more on air tonight.


Pictures

If ever you’re out and you witness an accident, or fire or some other 
newsworthy event and you get a picture of it on your mobile phone or maybe your 
video camera, or if you know of anyone else who has, then we would like to know 
about it, so we can use it on the programme and put them on Look North. Do get 
in touch with us straight away. You can always email us at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or 
direct to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Worth passing the message on as well to any 
friends. Also if there is anybody you know who’d like a Levy Letter, who’s not 
already signed up, then get them to do so. The address is at the bottom of the 
page. Just go to that, click on Levy Letter and follow the instructions through.


Well, that’s it from me for this Wednesday. Have a very good day. Join me 
tonight BBC1 at 6.30pm as normal. I shall be writing again tomorrow – look out 
for your Levy Letter!

Take care
Peter


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http://bbc.co.uk/humber and http://bbc.co.uk/lincolnshire

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