Drug addicts, First Click and children with leukaemia
Hear how one Suffolk community has decided to join forces and help twin girls who have been diagnosed with leukaemia, and join the army of people who have discovered the benefits of getting online.
Should drug addicts ever be parents? An addict from Leicester has become the first British man to be paid by a controversial American charity to have a vasectomy in a controversial move to prevent drug users passing on their addiction.
When a child is seriously ill, sometimes having something special to look forward to can be really important. One Suffolk community has decided that's exactly what they want to do for twin girls, both diagnosed with leukaemia. James will be hearing from their mum.
The 大象传媒's encouraging people who haven't tried the internet to get online this week and on Monday James has a guinea pig, willing to have a go at one of the most popular social networking sites. We want to see if a week of playing with it will make her a fan, or leave her puzzled about its appeal.
With less than a week to go until the big Lads and Dads walk for the 大象传媒 Radio Suffolk Treehouse Appeal, James has been under the instruction of a personal trainer. Find out how he got on.
Last on
Broadcast
- Mon 18 Oct 2010 09:00大象传媒 Radio Suffolk