Well its now come to our last show and we couldn’t have gone out on a better one to be honest. Even though there were a few technical difficulties with the music, it was an awesome show to finish on. The topics we covered today were the events unravelling in Jamaica, concerning the drug world. We covered the Facebook privacy story and how it can affect the range of people: from children to adults and the rights we have as a user of this social network. Our last world story was concerning the situation between North & South Korea, and how communication between the two has deteriorated to a state of non-existence.

In UK news we focussed on BT and the strikes that may take place and how the company is coping throughout the recession. It was established that since it became a privatized company they have had few walkouts/strikes. However the company feels it necessary to see what abilities they have within the organization and how well they are being used. Our second UK story was how London was the only UK city to be in the top 50 cities that have a good quality of living. This was discussed by myself and Lindsey where we came to the conclusion that if more work was put in, hopefully by next year we will have more UK cities and more of a chance of getting to the top of the list

In local we reported how one of the many brave soldiers, is being flown home to his home to Anglesey after being hit by a car in Helmand. The story developed into the fact that even though most soldiers lose their lives during combat there are still those that die from tragic accidents, whilst doing a job that they feel passionate about.

In the entertainment part of the show we looked at the tragic death of one of the main members of Slipknot whilst recapping on the sad passing’ of so many celebrities both young and old. We then went onto discuss the new Sex & the City movie which has caused quite a stir within its reviews. Some say that it goes against muslim beliefs and that it does not show a correct interpretation of the life that exists within parts of the Middle East

For all our stories we use confirmed sources such as BBC and Sky News. Therefore if there is anything here that grabs your attention and you wish to know more on, those websites should be your first port of call.

We hope you have had as much enjoyment listening to Have You Heard as we have had hosting it and hope to see you all on the other side of summer, ready for the next academic year!

Dom & Lindsey

This is the final edition 0f ‘The Cheeky Chart show’ as we’re winding down for the coming Summer! it looks to be a good one as well plenty of songs on their way down the charts, which means there’s plenty of room for New Entries.

Unfortunately we won’t be with you over the summer period, but email us let us know what you think will be there, and don’t forget to keep tuned into the charts this summer, who knows you may just find the anthem of your summer!

Chart this week

1. Roll Deep – Good Times
2. Jason Derulo – Ridin’ Solo
3. Usher – O.M.G. (feat.  wil .i.am)
4. Edward Maya – Stereo Love (feat. Vika Jigulina)
5. Aggro Santos – Candy (feat. Kimberly Wyatt)
6. Plan B – She Said
7. Fyfe Dangerfield – She’s Always a Woman
8. Alexandra Burke – All Night Long (feat. Pitbull)
9. Glee Cast – Total Eclipse of the Heart
10. Kelis – Acapella

We will be returning to your ears from late September!

Andy was AWOL this week, so we had a very special guest in the form of James ‘gym’ Russell, Storm FM’s brand new Programme Controller and presenter of The Cheeky Chart Show, Wake Up with Jim, and Breakfast in Bed on Monday mornings.

We played the “3 songs in a row all to do with the word Summer” game, starting with a request from Sally.

We also gave a quick run down of the acts performing at next week’s Summer Ball.  These include (in case you didn’t already know!): Mr Hudson, Tinie Tempah, Maybe Gaga, Natty and there is the amazing Lostproperty tent. It’s Gym’s very first Summer Ball as he’s only an ickle fresher, so he’s quite excited. Hopefully we’ll see you all there .

We also had the weather. Sunday: a high of 22degrees and bright, clear blue skies. Monday: high 20degrees with sunny intervals. Tuesday: 14degrees. Wednesday 14degrees.

Well that’s it for this academic year folks. Double A Side will be back in September with more cheesy music from your childhoods. Have a good summer!

Playlist:

Blame It On The Weatherman – B*Witched
Heaven Is A Halfpipe – OPM
Summer Sunshine – The Corrs
All Summer Long – Kid Rock
Long Hot Summer – Girls Aloud
Brimfull of Asher – Cornershop
Harder to Breathe – Maroon 5
Everybody Get Up – 5ive
No Matter What – Boyzone
Everything I Do (I Do It For You) – Bryan Adams
Pencil Full of Lead – Paolo Nutini
Bring It All Back – S Club 7

Hi All,

Welcome to Pure Dance, playing the best of dance music from the last 25 years.

As always we kick-off the show with the current UK Dance Chart, giving you a run-down of the 40 biggest dance singles in the UK for the week ending 15 May 2010. As-well as this we played the top 10 dance singles in its entirety. So this weeks chart looks like this:

01. GOOD TIME – Roll Deep
02. ACAPELLA – Kelis
03. MEMORIES – David Guetta feat. Kid Cudi
04. HOT – Inna
05. NOT GOING HOME – Faithless
06. IN THE AIR – TV Rock feat. Rudy
07. ROCK THAT BODY – The Black Eyed Peas
08. PYROMANIA – Cascada
09. SEXY CHICK – David Guetta feat. Akon
10. END CREDITS – Chase & Status feat. Plan B

After the UK Dance Chart and taken us up to the start of the second hour we played ‘BOOGIE 2NITE’ by Booty Luv and ‘GET SHAKY’ by The Ian Carey Project.

From 8pm, we played our feature ‘Pure Dance Through the Years’ where we played a number of dance hits consecutively from 1996 to 2007. Here is the list:

1996: SEVEN DAYS AND ONE WEEK – BBE
1997: SAMBA DE JANEIRO – Belini
1998: HORNY – Mousse T vs Hot ‘N’ Juicy
1999: (MUCHO MUMBO) SWAY – Shaft
2000: GROOVEJET (IF THIS AIN’T LOVE) – Spiller
2001: DIGITAL LOVE – Daft Punk
2002: TWISTED – Dreamcatcher
2003: NOTHING BUT YOU – Paul van Dyk feat. Hemstock & Jennings
2004: GOOD LUCK – Basement Jaxx feat. Lisa Kekaula
2005: I LIKE THE WAY – Bodyrockers
2006: JUMP – Madonna
2007: OH MY GOD – Mark Ronson & Lilley Allen

Finally, to wrap up the show for another week we played ‘STYLO’ by Gorillaz feat. Mos Def and Bobby Womack.

Thanks for listening and catch us again next Saturday 7-9pm for another Pure Dance.

DJ onshore

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