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Lady Caro of Kingsnorth is back! She tells us what she's been doing for the past few months. Barry has been up to the Labour Party Conference. He doesn't normally talk about politics, but he did for a change. :) Paul is rehearsing again with Monkeyface and have we have fantastic new songs from Kate Nash (woo hoo), Deaf Haven and Emily Barker. We plan our Swedish trip meet Birgitta and Veronika. News - Royal Mail shares to be sold before possible strikes, Google unveils major upgrade to search algorithm, Cate Blanchett tipped for Oscar glory (We like Cate!!). Prince George christening date announced, Blue Ginger latest restaurant to open on Gloucester's curry mile.

Andy talks about his 'Tube Related incident' and we play new tunes from Alison Moyet, Lydia Balis, Mark Hole and Shirock. Hiroshi Yamauchi: Nintendo chief's video games legacy, Google revamps logo and search page, iPhone shortages frustrate networks on launch day and Security holes unearthed in Apple's iOS7. Cheltenham Racecourse to feature in hit BBC show Peaky Blinders. Queen guitarist Brian May 'faced death' at Gloucestershire badger cull and the other side of the argument from NFU Chairman: Why the Gloucestershire badger cull must continue.

Oriana is a Jazz singer/songwriter who has a regular Thursday night slot in the London, Soho would famous Jazz after Dark where Amy Winehouse used to frequent.

Mandy was very late today, so late she actually didn't turn up at all (she did tell us to be fair :) ). Andy and Paul speak to Oriano Curls who is playing a tribute to Amy Winehouse in London's famous Jazz after Dark pub tonight! Upstairs cat flap built after badger's antics leave Frodo the moggy hungry (seriously!!). 'Beer goggle' study wins Ig Nobel award, Doctor Who 50th anniversary schedule revealed by BBC, Plastic bag charge to be introduced in England, Naomi Watts cuts short radio slot, May apology for genocide claim.

Tim films us singing for his Business Video! Barry, Mandy and Paully Boy tell us what they have been up to this week. Andy did his first solo flight!! Whoo hoo! The 7 Day Quiz is here! Which era of house do people like best? Summer of 2013 - It was a season with much to celebrate. The Ashes were retained in cricket, Andy Murray won Wimbledon and a Brit claimed the yellow jersey in the Tour de France for the second year running. But, after a harsh winter and record-breaking cold spring, for most of us the greatest reward was that Britain basked in sunshine. Brian May calls for public support against badger cull.

Paul tells us where he's been on Holiday and Mandy had a very late night but is on time - yes on time!! Andy say's farewell to his PABX3 (sob sob sob....) What were goldfinches often used to symbolise in the Elizabethan period and Who took the first official snaps of Prince William? Why do people still fly the Confederate flag? Singer Newton Faulkner wows fans in Cheltenham and BT hangs up on dial-up internet access.

Barry talks about bedroom tax and politics and more politics....What is Stockholm syndrome? GCSEs 2013: Top grades fall for second year in a row! Fast moving snails spread deadly dog disease across UK, Ebay users hit by site problems. 'Timewarp' buildings in Gloucester to get facelift, Ed Miliband hits back at Labour critics, Gilbert Taylor, Star Wars cinematographer, dies aged 99 and Driver wins tribunal over fine for Llanthony Bridge crossing.

The dynamic duo are back together! Andy talks about his 3 day trip to London where he visits the Jazz After Dark pub where Amy Winehouse first sang. Oriana Curls was playing and we play her song, Love Me Hurt Me (1:24:57). Barry talks about School Transport and his trip to the Regional Fire Training Centre at Avonmouth. He also explains how he's has been playing with the new Belkin Wemo Home Automation Switch. Warning over 'flash-for-cash' car accident insurance scam, Coronation Street star suspended over masked rap video, Bank account switching service to launch in September and Row over King Richard III's burial place to go to High Court.

Mandy is only a bit late today and catches the boys talking about her (nicely of course). Simon Cowell is a daddy! Doctor Who: Is Peter Capaldi a good choice? No internet access in 17% of UK homes, ONS data shows, Boycott websites which don't tackle abuse, says Cameron, Teague's Bar set to close next month - nooooooooooooooooo!! Andy also briefly mentions the issues he's had with having no internet access on his phone for a week and then having phone accidently cut off! The guys keep bringing it up! Barry goes on a Home Ed camping trip and Mandy gets a new job!

Mandy is VERY late today. Paul tells us about his experience on The Voice. The news quiz! OK it wasn't great! Andy meets Warwick Davis. GPs Back Charging Patients To See Doctor, Cybersquatters descend on Prince George domains, Church v Wonga row: Can investments ever be ethical, Get ready for a load of fun at Gloucester Carnival.

Paul tells us about his audition in Birmingham on the Voice! Andy had the flight of his life yesterday and Mandy talks about her tats......We talk about Andy Murray and the first Scot to win Wimbledon title, STATINS REALLY DO SAVE YOUR LIFE, Cheery milkman banned from WHISTLING (Ernie), Dursley defends itself against 'crap towns' nomination. Superhans and Starlings. Andy talks to John Rosamond in Part 2 of his story about the Meriden Triumph Co-Operative and how they saved the Triumph Bonneville in the 1970's.

Barry actually turned up today and even though he really doesn't like politics, gave us his 'layman' thoughts about the current Union and Labour Party row......20 minutes later...Gloucester Rugby is going to be known as Cotswolkd Rugby!!?? What!?...the boys discuss..Paul Gascoigne arrested over suspected drunken assault, Labour to refer Falkirk selection row to police, It's over to Morrisons now to fit out their Railway Triangle store in Gloucester. Barry talks about his trip to Cardiff and the boys agree they need to go to Sweden...ah..uh...for...work purposed of course! Andy talks to John Rosamond in Part 1 of his story about the Meriden Triumph Co-Operative and how they saved the Triumph Bonneville in the 1970's.(Part 2 next Saturday)

Barry has called in sick and Paul is off to Cardiff with George so it's just Andy and Mandy and Lula and Emily pop in. Birgitta emails in from Stockholm and Mandy talks about her her old toys being thrown out and swimming! Gone for a decade: The invalid carriage, Facebook removes ads from controversial pages to avoid boycott, Facebook gives UK man $20k for discovering security flaw, Blackberry shares plunge after $84m first-quarter loss. Don't abandon veterans, Ed Miliband warns on Gloucester visit, Prince Harry enjoys bacon and egg sandwich during Staverton stop, Gloucester's first Armed Forces Day celebration on Saturday.

Erum Waheed is from South East London. He is a Barrister at Lincoln's Inn but his first love is Triumph motorcycling and The Meriden Triumph Motorcycle Co-operative. Andy investigates Erum's passion of a British Motorcycle classic!

Barry is back - whey hey! Mandy arrives 30 seconds before show. The Apprentice star Alan Sugar drops into Gloucester for lunch, Oliver! star offers Paris Jackson safe sanctuary via Jeremy Kyle, Summer solstice draws thousands to Stonehenge, Town centres 'missing out on new retail development', NSA leaks: US charges Edward Snowden with spying and stuff about potholes, flying, Air Law and new songs from Johnny Hates Jazz and Lloyd Yates.

Mandy is ON TIME! Yes on time today, but she did drop her goodies in the car park. We are very subdued today as Andy is stressing about the prep work for the outside broadcast at Quedgeley Fun Day! He also he had a very bad week! To tip or not to tip... or should it be banned, Queen's Jubilee barge Gloriana crashes into bridge, Big Brother warned on former police officer contestant. We play the new tracks from Madness, Alison Moyet and City and Colour.

Mandy is traditionally just 1 minute late today! Andy fails his Air Law exam and we take 3 test questions to see how good Paul and Mandy are at Air Law - They are OK ish. Little Emily Clarke joins us today for 30 minutes. Cheltenham plane crash: Investigations continue into cause, Queen officially opens BBC's new Broadcasting House building, Xbox One: Microsoft defends pre-owned games rules, we listen to the David Attenborough and Brian May anti-badger cull song. Makeover at Gloucester Quays to make it look 'less like Asda' and Ten things to do in Gloucestershire this weekend.

Mandy is traditionally 6 minutes late but the boys coped well! Barry talks about going up north and Mandy explains how naughty she was when she was a child by playing chicken (bad Mandy)! Barry tells us about Tebay Services. Paul has been to the Olympicks (not the real one) and Andy gets mad about the local sport of Cheese Rolling. Motorola has come up with a new way of storing passwords - in a pill! Amanda Kirby tells us about women's rugby....ooh err mrs!

We play some great tunes today - Eurovision songs both old and new including a great Gina G cover by the Wurzells, Ooh arr just a little bit! Shaun Moore talks to Paddy Power about his thoughts around Eurovision and what he thinks of the UK's version by Bonnie Tyler. Our no1 Swedish Fan, Birgitta Modig Skypes in and records our very first Swedish Jingle! Dambusters flypast and ceremony on raid's 70th anniversary, Call centre menu options catalogued by frustrated man, has Your Child Got a Long Face After Losing Toy Horse, Phone cost confusion putting off callers says Ofcom and of course Andy talks about flying!

Germaine Greer talks to Andy about womens bottoms, Celebrity Big Brother, her fantastic rainforest project, why she didn't want to go into the I'm a Celebrity Jungle and her soon to be published book about a little frog. Fantatsic lady!