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Hello, day two of our geography story, following the news that ordnance survey, the people that

make our maps are going to do a consultation later this year about what new symbols to add

onto them.

Now, Chris, my geography partner in crime is on holiday, but my other partner in crime

is James Gallicor.

Medical correspondent, hi, James.

No, an actual crime.

No, not actual.

Well, some people might say crime against podcasting.

Now the reason I've invited you back into the newscast studio to talk about a geography

story is because we had basically very similar emails from Kevin and E. Sussex, Anstis

and Brahms Grove, and Fiona and Herifiture, who all suggested a really useful new symbol

to have on the next generation of ordnance survey maps, would be defibrillators.

Interesting.

I kind of agree and disagree.

So let's pick it up.

Well, first of all, just remind people what a defibrillator is.

So defibrillator is a very important piece of medical equipment that when you enter cardiac

arrest, a defibrillator is something that can shock the heart, which basically hits

the reset button and gets it beating again.

So basically, it's kind of what, it's about the size of a game's console, isn't it?

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