11/05/2014 BBC Points West

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Which has its own social media following. The idea is that you

register, shake your face at cancer. You then she wrote on social media,

Facebook and Twitter. Then you nominate others to do the same

thing. You keep the campaign driving by getting others involved.

6000 people registered as a donor. Only one in 1000 end up as a match,

the hope is that just one of these supporters make provide this

themselves that makes a desperately needs.

One of the BBC's longest serving radio presenters claims that he has

been forced out after accidentally broadcasting a song containing a

racially offensive word. He was a regular voice, the corporation says

that it could have handled the situation better.

A regular on regional radio, David says that he has played the song

several times. The 1932 recording contains a racially offensive word.

One that in 32 years of broadcasting David says he has never noticed. The

song was played by him in a broadcast on the 27th of April.

After words someone complained. David listened back. To my horror I

discovered that it did indeed include that word and I immediately

apologised to the BBC management and offered to apologise or near at the

next opportunity. `` on your. The expression I used was, fall on my

sword. This was accepted by managers at BBC Devon Devon. Subsequently,

the BBC has offered him his job back. They said that it could have

been handled better and the poor would remain open. David, who is

partially disabled, says he has declined the offer to work because

his health has deteriorated since the incident. A record number of

runners have taken part in the Bristol ten K road race. They

believed the showers to tackle the course and raise money for charity.

Organisers had to apologise after they ran out of medals and

commemorative T`shirts at the end. Almost 400 runners will have to

wait. We under bought by 370 in terms of T`shirts. We will contact

our suppliers, get more made and post them out to them. We know who

everybody is so no`one will actually lose out in the end. It is

unfortunate we did not get them on the day. A Wiltshire `based rider

has taken third place at this year's Badminton horse trials. The

30`year`old shattered both elbows in a riding accident last year. He rose

to third after today's show`jumping. Now let's get the weather update.

Hello. Today has been bringing blustery showers and this evening

brings more of the same. They can be quite sharp in places but will tend

to ease off through the night. The breeze should stop things getting

too cold, a law between seven and nine degrees. Travellers from the

start tomorrow. They could be shark with the odd rumble of thunder. A

breezy picture but less so than today. On Tuesday we have got the

continued risk of showers but fewer on the way done tomorrow.

Thereafter, as the week progresses, it turns drier, brighter and warmer.

Our late update is in the Ten O'Clock News. Until then, enjoy

Sunday evening. Goodbye. Good evening. We have still got some

very heavy showers out there. For ors we are finishing the day on a

more positive note. Clearer skies to the south indicating sunshine but

the cloud still streaming in further north. Tomorrow's forecast brings a

similar mixture, sunshine and showers although the winds will

start to be lighter. That process begins through the night tonight. A

shattering of showers still possible. Clearer skies across

northern Scotland probably our lowest temperatures here. For many

temperatures will begin Monday morning at around 8 or 9 degrees

already with a few showers around. I think be drier spells in between, as

with the nature of showers, they are not everywhere all of the time.

Cloudy with brighter spells mixed in across parts of northern England and

southern Scotland already with the potential of one or two to be heavy.

On northern Scotland on balance through the day on Monday while

there could be a few showers, a slight improvement here. But they

will start to develop throughout the afternoon and with lighter winds we

are more likely to see