First hour: News review: with Labour councillor for Bishopston and Ashley Down Tom Brook. Bristol Council affairs; Hinkley Point Nuclear Power stalling and Chinese finance â economics of nuclear power; £2.2 billion NHS cuts are being planned, roughly 20% cuts in beds and emergency opening hours across England; junior doctors now set to strike for five consecutive days from 12th to 16th Sep; Prince Phillip discussing âsacred cowsâ such as the NHS in 1980s; NHS privatisation plan; UK pension deficits spiral £100bn in a single month â because of record low interest rates â Phillip Hammond and his mystery new economic plan; after 1000 job cuts in Bristol Council it appears Council has a £300m reserve and its increased £150m in just one year â Mayoral system, pay gaps; Owen Smith turned up in Bristol to launch his campaign bus â clip of him discussing taking on the Tories â Jeremy Corbyn versus Owen Smith, PR system; Kerry McCarthy says Jeremy Corbyn lacks âany senseâ of leadership; average deposit on a rented home in Bristol approaches £1000 â and average rent £900 a month â council housing and Labour voters; Judge criticises Bristol Council as âtent cityâ homeless people celebrate victory; EU ruling on Appleâs Irish tax is âtotal political crapâ says CEO; Michael Tyler â blogger â discusses premature deaths of 72 bankers since 2006.