The Weekend Edition on Monocle 24

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A five minute clip of The Weekend Edition which was regularly presented live by me. Included serious and funny \"and finally\" stories.

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English

Voice Age

Middle Aged (35-54)

Accents

British (General)

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Ah, very warm welcomes at the Sunday weekend edition, Broadcasting Live from Monica, lt's worldwide headquarters and Midori House in Central. Under With Me, Jonathan Wheatley were about to take a relaxed look back at the week that wass and glance forward at the week to come here on Monica, 24 will be browsing through some of the papers, listening to some great audio highlights, indulging in some previews and hearing some great global music. First, let's have the latest world news with words. Let's take a look Now what the papers have been saying today. Singapore Sunday Times and Granny got a storey about President Putin from our telegraph paper becoming more Western, it seems this is a storey that we began covering, thank you very much. The Australia Telegraph from Sydney leads with the latest news about a man called Sean McNeil, which the paper says should have been gaoled for up to 12 years in the past. But instead, McNeil has never been sentenced to a stretch behind bars. Four times the courts have given him a second chance until his latest alleged victim, Daniel Christie, was left in a coma fighting for his life. McNeil shocking criminal record obtained through tendered court documents made available to the Sydney Daily Telegraph reveals fall assaults, including two of them on women breaching two apprehended domestic violence orders breaching a good behaviour bond through excessive drinking, possessing a knife and possessing drugs. The maximum penalty of the common assault on breaching an evo is two years behind bars, but the closest the judiciary came to getting tough on the muscle bound labourer was the six month suspended prison sentence imposed in 2009 for Valentine Day assault and breaching a domestic Avio. I thought our laws were lax, this country even worse. If it's not clear, I've got some sweet storeys to come now we got two and finally, storeys for you. The first is from Canada. As revellers rang in the new year, a mother in Ontario gave birth to twin girls in separate years. Lindsay Salguero was not due to give birth until the 19th generally but Miss Salguero, who already has two boys, live the last Baby 2013 on the first of 2014 at a Toronto area hospital. Born eight minutes apart, Gabriella arrived as 11:52 p.m. weighing £6 of 16 ounces, while her younger sister Sophia was delivered 38 seconds after midnight at £5.15 ounces. She added that the girls are healthy and doing well three other storey, which I think is also incredible from Australia. A woman left in a wheelchair after a car accident has been able to surf for the first time since being paralysed by taping herself onto the back of one of her son's friends, Pascale Honore, who's 50 whose dreams of learning to surf were left in tatters After car extra 18 years ago, I found a way to make that dream become a reality. Her inspirational Storey has just won the judges prize at the epic television Short Film festival. That's such a great storey. She looks so happy. Yeah, great, thank you very much. As always, We'll see you again in about 15 minutes for the latest news. Again, let's have some music now is from Belgium aeroplane and without lies thie. You got a very interesting storey again from The New York Times, A CZ you speak Welsh yourself. I gather that their suggestions for New Year's resolutions includes well earning well, well I wanted to kick off because thank you. Well know news would end without a funny storey. You know me. If you're still recovering from your New Year hangover, spare a thought for petrol guzzlers. Ryan Taylor, the hapless gas addict from Cleveland here in England, has been caught yet again, topping up on his favourite tipple from a garage near his home. Taylor ended up before the law on New Year's Eve for flouting an order banning him from or garage pumps. He was warned he faced gaol if he nipped down to his local forecourt again. The serial offender loves nothing better than to have a sniffle drink of petrol before doing a little jig while high on fumes. His four star first start on the fourth of February 2005 he then sneak onto the same forecourt 51 times to steal fuel. He's attended meetings to beat the habit, but stank so strongly a petrol that he was deemed too far hazard and kicked out. Nine years on, he's still getting tanked up. Teesside Magistrates heard he was arrested after he went to two different petrol stations in Red Car Cleveland, and he admitted to offences of breaching his asbo. Taylor of brought in Cleveland was given a 16 week prison sentence suspended for 12 months and told to pay £120 in costs and the victim surcharge. And finally magistrate said they were disappointed to see him back in court. You know what? I just had a fantastic thought. New Year's resolution to stop smoking Hang around him because you'd never be able to smoke. You never be able to light up. You'd never be able to strike your match. Clever on before I introduce the first song for this outcome, I just thank you for all your contributions during the Sunday weekend edition because next week we have a different format. I believe we start at eight o'clock in the morning, which means I won't have my Sunday live way may miss you because I think the programme finishes an hour before you come in. But thank you very much for all your contributions. They really made this show fantastic. I know all of us that monocle are very grateful to you for your help. And on that note, sadly, we've got Sweden Lisa ek doll and then vet say yes