http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/cambridgeshire/hi/tv_and_radio/newsid_8386000/8386468.stm
Inside Out looks at near misses in Cambridge. BBC1 7:30pm Mon
Inside Out looks at near misses in Cambridge. BBC1 7:30pm Mon
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gaz
Cycle Camera TV
- Location
- South Croydon
*set to record
many thanks
many thanks
solmisation
Active Member
- Location
- Paisley
Just set sky to record, from the short clip on iplayer at the moment, I would find it hard to tell if the drivers or the cyclists were the worst!
Scratch
Über Member
- Location
- Birmingham
In the West Midlands its
"Inside Out: Reptile expert Mark O'Shea investigates the popularity of keeping dangerous wild animals as pets, discussing animal welfare and public safety. Marie Ashby explores the East Midlands' role in the success of video games, and the reasons why so many students are attracted to the U3A university are explored"
Maybe I can get it on iplayer, looks interesting.
"Inside Out: Reptile expert Mark O'Shea investigates the popularity of keeping dangerous wild animals as pets, discussing animal welfare and public safety. Marie Ashby explores the East Midlands' role in the success of video games, and the reasons why so many students are attracted to the U3A university are explored"
Maybe I can get it on iplayer, looks interesting.
nigelb
New Member
- Location
- Just west of Cambridge
I don't think I want to watch this, seeing as the "white van man" overtaking was certainly on my commute home, and there are other more dangerous places too!
Guess I should start videoing, but how heavy are the cameras on your helmet (and do they have infared, so theyb work at night??)
Nige
Guess I should start videoing, but how heavy are the cameras on your helmet (and do they have infared, so theyb work at night??)
Nige
jonny jeez
Legendary Member
- Location
- Chislehurst, Kent, UK
Jeez the girl nipping in front of the bus was a lunatic...
nigelb
New Member
- Location
- Just west of Cambridge
What that doesn't show is that the bus has just accelerated through a zebra crossing where he had very limited visibility (and tourists tend to stumble out into the road on a regular basis).
Nige
Nige
Alien8
Senior Moment
- Location
- (A little bit north of) Cambridge
Headlines on the Cambridge News On-Line:
"Hundreds attend funeral of fallen soldier - The funeral of Andrew Fentiman taking place today. HUNDREDS of people turned out today to pay their last respects to heroic Cambridgeshire soldier Andrew Fentiman..."
Immediately followed by:
"Bikes and cars 'at war' - watch footage - CYCLISTS and motorists in Cambridge are 'at war', it has been claimed."
It would be funny if the journalism wasn't so pathetic.
I actually find it quite insulting.
"Hundreds attend funeral of fallen soldier - The funeral of Andrew Fentiman taking place today. HUNDREDS of people turned out today to pay their last respects to heroic Cambridgeshire soldier Andrew Fentiman..."
Immediately followed by:
"Bikes and cars 'at war' - watch footage - CYCLISTS and motorists in Cambridge are 'at war', it has been claimed."
It would be funny if the journalism wasn't so pathetic.
I actually find it quite insulting.
Ben774
New Member
- Location
- Stafford, UK
Call me a sceptic but I've not seen a well balanced program from the BBC in a long time. I wonder which way they will spin this...
Either way it looks interesting...shame I've got the reptiles too.
Either way it looks interesting...shame I've got the reptiles too.
thomas
the tank engine
- Location
- Woking/Norwich
Scratch said:In the West Midlands its
"Inside Out: Reptile expert Mark O'Shea investigates the popularity of keeping dangerous wild animals as pets, discussing animal welfare and public safety. Marie Ashby explores the East Midlands' role in the success of video games, and the reasons why so many students are attracted to the U3A university are explored"
Maybe I can get it on iplayer, looks interesting.
Change the region to Cambridshire..
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00p7hqs/Inside_Out_East_30_11_2009/
Twenty Inch
Guru
- Location
- Behind a desk
Ends with obligatory shot of cyclist RLJ-ing, to confirm motorists' prejudices that all cyclists are raving hooligans...sigh!
rh100
Well-Known Member
Scratch said:In the West Midlands its
"Inside Out: Reptile expert Mark O'Shea investigates the popularity of keeping dangerous wild animals as pets, discussing animal welfare and public safety. Marie Ashby explores the East Midlands' role in the success of video games, and the reasons why so many students are attracted to the U3A university are explored"
Maybe I can get it on iplayer, looks interesting.
I'm in Brum and my guide shows stuff about mental scars of battle, welsh water and the Archers!
For those on Sky - try channel 981 for BBC East - I'll try to record it.
solmisation said:
In those clips? The motorists. Admittedly the lass turning right in front of the bus made one hell of an error, but you'll note that at that junction 'straight on' in lane for the bus would have been to turn right (to our left as we're looking), and he neither slowed down nor indicated.
Seems bizarre for the camera crews to go out looking for cyclists doing wrong as if thats some justification or even bares any relevance to the fact that they've got footage of motorists misbehaving. Its the classic 'well yes, cyclists get treated badly, but I saw a cyclist eat a baby once'.
Scratch
Über Member
- Location
- Birmingham
rh100 said:I'm in Brum and my guide shows stuff about mental scars of battle, welsh water and the Archers!
For those on Sky - try channel 981 for BBC East - I'll try to record it.
Oh, you're right must have looked at east midlands...
