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in cleaner, more secure, homegrown energy. That includes transforming networks across the country

to connect renewable energy, households and businesses to a greener grid, pioneering low carbon

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be capable of powering over 6 million homes a year with clean renewable energy, a major step

towards the UK achieving net zero carbon emissions. And all this is creating thousands of sustainable

green jobs in communities right across the UK. Find out more about what SSE are doing at SSE.com

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Next week, Luke normally co-present times radio weekend breakfast at Friday Saturday Sunday with

Jenny Cleveland but yeah he'll be in the hot seat all next week so be nice to him.

Anyway we round off this week with a lovely show actually coming up it was international

women and girls in science day so we thought we'd mark that just by speaking to some very

cool female scientists. Really really nice chat coming up including someone who's held a bit of

Mars rock in their hands and broken it in half. Really good lovely chat coming up.

First though the economy's panel it's Thursday so it must be WebCram that's Esther Webber and Robert

Crampton. Let's start with the tricky issue of overhauling the NHS. You can tell

that the Tory party's been through several iterations now because there aren't many of them left

who were there the last time round when they did this in 2012 and Val everyone involved,

Val never to do it again with the landsley reforms back then but now Matt Hancock announced

today another overhaul of the way the NHS is organised in England. Promising to cut down on

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