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This radio program discusses lowering the voting age, public views on fox hunting, Manchester's new 贈100 million cycling scheme, and provides entertainment and sports updates. Interviews are played with students on lowering the voting age, Daniel reporting on public opinion of fox hunting, and discussing Manchester's cycling pathways funding. The program concludes with entertainment and sports news summaries.
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3) The second report was an interview with a careers advisor about university prices. The student found the advisor easy to contact and asked questions relevant to students.
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- 1. Thisis the studentnewshourhere atE6 radio; ontonightsprogramme we lookat,shouldthe voting age beinglowered,we talktostudentsabouttheirviewsandfeelingsonthe debate.Whatare the publicviewsonfox hunting?Andwe are talkingaboutManchestersnew 100 millionpoundcycling scheme andwe will be gettingseveral quotesfromthe healthylivinglifestyle co-ordinatorfor Manchestercitycouncil,we will alsobe givingyouthe lastlatestentertainmentandsportsupdates onlyhere onstudentnewsatE6 radio. But firstwe go overto leadingcorrespondentDaniel Harrisoninvestigatingtodaysuniversityprices. (Insertclip) In the latestgeneral electiontherewasalot of talk aboutloweringthe votingage,todayIwentand spoke tostudentsfromEcclesCollege totalkabouttheirviewsandwhethertheythinkthe voting age shouldbe lowered. (Insertclip) Nowthat we have a majorityconservative governmentthe questionof legalisingfox huntingisahot topicwe go overto Daniel formore informationandthe publicsopinion (Insertclip) Justovera weekagoManchesterwasgivenanotherboostinitsattemptto increase itshealthyliving state by increasingfundingto100 milliontoincrease cyclingpathwaysinandaroundthe city (Insertclip) (insertjingle) Nowoverto Alex Nesbittforourentertainmentnewsroundup (Insertall three clips) Nowfor the sportsnews