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Councils are being urged to do everything in their power to let pubs open early for the Women's World Cup final.

Hear from a Thanet pub boss amid fears licensing issues could stop some venues from welcoming customers until an hour after the game starts.

Also in today's podcast, a man in his 50s has died after getting hit by a car near Tunbridge Wells.

The driver of a silver Mercedes was also taken to hospital with minor injuries following the collision on the A26 London Road in Southborough.

A supermarket in Herne Bay has divided opinion after revealing it is going to shut for almost a week to make half of its tills self-service.

Our reporter has been chatting to shoppers at Aldi to find out what they think of the plans.

Several events are taking place this weekend including a parade for Medway Pride and the Folkestone Air Display.

The Red Arrows will be performing at the seafront, and we have a roundup of other places you can go with the family.

And in football, Gillingham will be looking to make it four wins out of four in League 2 this weekend as.

The Gills are travelling to take on Crawley Town, who are also undefeated so far this season.

While the weather may have played its part, Saturday 6 May saw a wonderful flypast over central London to mark the coronation of King Charles III. But what does it really take to organise such a spectacle in what is some of the world’s busiest airspace and why does the weather have such an impact? Did the King get to choose the types of aircraft?!

In this episode of Altitude we’re joined by special guests from the Royal Air Force, Wing Commander Noel Rees - Mission Commander for the whole flypast - and 78 Squadron air traffic controller, Warrant Officer Nicola Epps. 

We’re also joined by NATS operations supervisor, Richard Taylor to understand the impact a major flypast has on civil air traffic operations. We’ll look at how all the organisations involved work together and why the UK’s ‘joint and integrated’ air traffic management system is so important.

You can also watch an on demand version of the livestream on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@NatsAero

Red 12, part of the British Red Arrows - the RAF's aerobatics display team, joins us to talk about flying across North America, inspiring the next generation of pilots and driving a camper van around Scottish distilleries.

Series 2, episode 5 /

0:00  Why leadership is helpful to networking
0:41 ‘Serve to lead’ (Royal military academy, Sandhurst)
1:16  What does being ‘in service’ mean—and not mean?
1:41  Why is this useful in networking?
2:13  What do leaders do that people who aren’t leaders don’t so?—they create a facilitating environment 
3:50  Leadership is showing the way
4:50  Example:  story of charity CEO
6:55  Example:  how Red Arrows debrief and admit errors  
8:21  How this benefits networking and one’s networking group
9:39  The flip side—how politicians don’t adopt leadership positions—it’s not about telling people what to do
11:10  Women ought to better leaders than men

Total duration 13:24

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