Hello there and welcome to the final edition of this weeks Levy Letter. I hope it finds you well. Wasnt it chilly this morning? Ive heard we are set for a big chill this weekend and that winter will well and truly settle in. Im sure Paul will have the all important information for us tonight.
Ive now been doing my radio show for 2 weeks and Ive been really enjoying it. On Monday I will be speaking to Russell Watson, so please join me for my third week on the air and tune in! You can listen to BBC Radio Humberside on 95.9FM, 1485 AM and DAB. If youre not in the area, dont worry, you wont miss out as you can listen live on bbc.co.uk/humberside Strictly Crazy Well what do you think to this? John Sergeant announced his departure from Strictly Come Dancing on Wednesday and now there seems to be a national outcry. It was only last week that The X Factor and Laura White were being discussed in parliament and now Scottish Secretary Jim Murphy has called for the judges of Strictly Come Dancing to be sacked. During BBCs Question Time the Scottish Secretary said that he watched the programme with his family and it was "family entertainment and good fun and John is emblematic of that, rather than taking himself so seriously". "I think we need to get rid of the judges rather than John." Well there you go. It seems our political leaders also have their opinions on the subject. What do you think to John Sergeants departure? Is it worth all the hype? Or do you think that the TV show should be about dancing? Id love to hear your thoughts on this one. Feel free to contact me on this or any other matter on [EMAIL PROTECTED] Madonna and Guy Its official. One of showbiz most famous couples are divorced. Madonna and Guy Ritchie have been granted a divorce at the High Court in London. A sworn statement released by the court showed that Madonna petitioned for divorce on the grounds of Ritchies unreasonable behaviour. The statement also mentioned that the couple had not been living together at the same address for the past six months. The couple will share custody of their two boys, Rocco and adopted David Banda. However Madonnas daughter from an earlier relationship, Lourdes, will stay with her. Weekend Telly Its that time of week again where I look ahead to the highlights of things to come on the box this weekend. If you didnt get a chance to see it last time around, BBC One is showing the second series of Gavin and Stacey starting tonight at 9.30pm. Saturday night is dominated by the reality shows The X Factor and Strictly Come Dancing. John Sargeant will be performing a special waltz for his farewell dance with Kristina. The other remaining contestants still have to face the music. Tom and Camilla will perform the Tango, Christine and Matthew will Cha Cha Cha along with Austin and Erin, Lisa and Brendan will be dancing the Quickstep, Rachel and Vincent will be attempting the Foxtrot, while Jodie and Ian will perform the Jive. With only 6 couples left the competition will be really hotting up! On The X Factor this week, the remaining contestants will be performing Take That songs. The final 6 have had master classes with Take That this week so Im looking forward to seeing how those went down. Last years runner up, Rhydian, will also be performing. On Sunday a new drama starts on BBC One at 9pm. Survivors is set in the present day and focuses on the world in the aftermath of a devastating virus which wipes out most of the worlds population. It stars Max Beesley who you may remember from Bodies and Hotel Babylon and former Doctor Who sidekick Freema Agyeman. From the trailers it looks good so I think I may be settling into that one on Sunday night! Thats all for the rather entertainment filled Levy Letter for today. Enjoy your weekend. Bye for now, 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. Your email address will be held by the BBC and kept confidential, and will only be used in relation to this newsletter. You will be given the option to unsubscribe from this newsletter each time you receive it. Please visit the BBC's Privacy & Cookies Policy (www.bbc.co.uk/privacy) for more information.
