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Charley and Zach introduce you to all aspects of the Punk genre- old and new. This week they look at the new band Flat worms ahead of their upcoming show at The Bodega in Nottingham in June. They discuss American vs British punk music and Charley debuts a band from her younger years who have punk and hip hop influences.

Joe, Danny and Jeremy dissect Notts' play-off second leg semi-final defeat to Coventry. We heard from Michael O'Connor and Kevin Nolan after that game, and from former Notts County nutritionist Matt Lawson on the reinstatement of the Notts ladies team, as Notts County Women. We listen back to our interview with Julia Roberts, a lifelong Notts ladies fan who spoke to us when the club folded 13 months ago. The team also analysed the ingoings and outgoings in the Notts team after the retained and released lists were put out this week.

Matt was joined by Will and Alex as they covered all the latest in local sport. They discussed the finale of the BUCS season, the reforming of Notts County Women, playoff heartbreak for Notts County and assessed the start of the season for Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club.

Hermoine, Matt, Freija and Charlotte discuss why Nottingham has been named the city with the lowest disposable income average in the UK.

In the fourth episode of URN's podcast about invisible illness, Freija and Liv talk to Reece about his experience with cerebral palsy. Warning: You might some of the language used in this episode offensive.

**Useful links and numbers:**

Samaritans UK number - 116 123

Student Nightline - 0115 951 4985

**This is where we found some of our information:**

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/cerebral-palsy/

https://www.thestar.co.uk/news/bouncers-turned-sheffield-hallam-student-with-cerebral-palsy-away-from-yates-because-he-sounded-too-drunk-1-8900361

https://patient.info/doctor/cerebral-palsy-pro

https://www.scope.org.uk/

Join Hermione, Matt and Rebecca as they discuss Nottingham University's new set of research into care for Alzheimer's patients.

URN's new show talking about feminism and being a woman in 2018\. 100 years on from gaining the right to vote; how far have we come and how far do we still have to go?

This week Emma Hodges, the new Sports Officer for the University of Nottingham is interviewed about why so many girls drop out of sport, body image and the many, many reasons and ways for women to get involved with sport at university.

The Culture Club embarks upon its second British Bake Crawl. Join Ellie, Mel and Harry as they visit and review cafes across Nottingham, including: 'Tough Mary's Bakehouse', 'Homemade' and 'Think'.

The Culture Club discusses festival culture in the UK and beyond.

Abi and Ella are joined (after many weeks of trying) by woman-of-mystery Rebecca as they discuss the biggest news stories of the past week. Why is Laurel/Yanny like the new Cold War? What exactly are the practicalities of horse travel over trains? How do you seduce Eric Pickles? Who else is going to be at David Beckham's barbecue? Oh, and did you know there'd been a royal wedding?

Take a listen to find out all of the answers - and much, much more!

This is the news like you've never heard it before. Believe me. 

Missed last week's episode and want to find out why Ella and Abi should definitely be the next hosts of Eurovision? Catch up right here:

https://audioboom.com/posts/6860579-extra-extra-episode-10