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Newscast

The Mamas and The Jabbers

Newscast

BBC

News, Daily News, Politics

4.36.6K Ratings

🗓️ 30 July 2021

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Vaccine take-up is low among pregnant women. And the number of mothers-to-be in hospital with coronavirus has been going up. Dr Mary Ross-Davie from Royal College of Midwives delivers the advice for pregnant women now.

At the Olympics, it’s that time when athletics takes the baton from swimming. We speak to two Team GB legends – marathon queen Paula Radcliffe and Sharron Davies, who’s poolside in Japan – as the medals keep coming.

And it’s a blockbuster weekend of new releases back in the cinema. (Wow, it feels good to say that.) Ali Plumb, the BBC Radio 1 and 1Xtra Film Critic, offers us his picks.

This episode of Newscast was made by Rick Kelsey with producers Danny Whitenberg and Alix Pickles. Emma Crowe was the studio director. Sam Bonham is the assistant editor. Dino Sofos is (for the final time) the editor.

Transcript

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0:00.0

BBC Sounds, music radio podcasts.

0:04.7

Hello, the government is going to make some changes to the highway code.

0:09.7

So they're just potential changes at the moment before they actually get confirmed towards the end of the year.

0:15.0

But you know what that means? A different driving theory test.

0:19.0

So we thought we'd have our own driving theory test on new

0:23.2

new questions. So I'm going to give you some questions

0:27.2

with multiple choice answers now and we will bring you the answers at the end of this episode.

0:34.0

So, remember, this is the potential New Luke Highway Code.

0:38.6

Question 1.

0:40.4

In the new hierarchy of responsibility on the road, in which order do the following road users come.

0:49.0

Cyclists. Horse riders, pedestrians.

0:55.0

Question two.

0:57.0

What is the new Dutch Reach method?

1:01.0

That sounds quite dodgy actually, doesn't it?

1:05.0

Question three.

1:07.0

There is new advice on stopping distances in Rule 126.

1:12.0

Up to how many times greater should the gap be on icy roads

1:17.0

compared to normal surfaces?

1:20.0

Is it two times greater?

1:22.0

Five times greater, five times greater, or ten times greater?

1:27.0

So thinking cycle helmets on and we'll bring you the answers at the end of this edition of newscast.

1:33.4

Newscast.

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