Hello, its Peter here and welcome to Wednesdays Levy Letter. I hope your days going well and that youll be able to join me tonight on BBC1 at 6.30pm.
Last night we were talking about a variety of subjects including Christine Hamilton on sausages and the future of David Davis. How the two things can be included in one interview I dont know! And we were also talking to the dog whisperer, Jan Fennell. Tonight on the programme, as well as all the days news, well be examining the policy of putting condom machines in schools and well be looking at the popularity of scampi over the ages, followed up by a chat with tv chef Rachel Green. So I hope you can join me then! Letters Just a few things to mention from the emails. Ive had quite a few today. From Doreen and Brian Hampshire, Can you please wish myself and my husband a happy 42nd wedding anniversary for Wednesday 26th October. (Yes we are still together!) Doreen and Brian all the very best and a very happy 42nd wedding anniversary. I hope you have a great day. And a note here from Margaret, she says, now that November the fifth is getting closer I write regarding the animals, who are terrified by the loud bangs associated with it. Its alright publicising keeping your animals in on the fifth of November, but what about the days prior to and after the event. Where I live, bangers have been going off every night for two weeks and will probably continue to do so until after the New Year. That is if the last few years are anything to go by. So some important words there for animal lovers from Margaret. Margaret thank you very much indeed for that. And a note here, this one comes from Gemma, I read in your news letter yesterday I was talking about epidurals yesterday. Ive just read about women, who have the epidural, who suffer more complications than when they dont. Ive got two children and I had the epidural with both my kids and labour was quick and easy and for my first labour, it actually saved my life. I would recommend it to anyone else. So there you are just a few of the emails in this morning, so thank you for those. Bullying I see that bullying at work is responsible for thousands of heart attacks every year. A study of more than six thousand civil servants found that those who received unfair treatment in the office were 40% more likely to develop heart disease. Given the size of the study, and given the fact that there are now more than two thousand heart disease deaths a year, the findings were extremely significant according to the British Heart Foundation, which sponsored the study. This shows that too much stress can cause ill health and is maybe a trigger for heart problems. So thats on the study of bullying in the office and its relation to heart attacks. Calendar If youve been waiting for news of the Children in Need calendar this year, then tune in tonight on BBC1 at 6.30pm and Ill have all the details of how you can get hold of your very own Children in Need Look North calendar! Be there tonight as usual! Write Dont forget if you want to get in touch, drop me a line if youve got a story that you think we should know about, or if youve got any pictures that you think we should see, then as ever you can get in touch with me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Well thats all from me for today. Join me tonight at the usual time and dont forget to have a pen handy for the information on how to get your hands on a Look North Calendar! And look out for your Levy Letter again tomorrow at the usual time. Take care, Peter And for the latest news and more where you live, go to: http://bbc.co.uk/humber and http://bbc.co.uk/lincolnshire ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the BBC Look North newsletter, go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/england/looknorthhull/newsletter/newsletter_index.shtml, enter your email address in the unsubscribe box.
