BBC Cornwall News Bulletin at 8:00am

Here is the running order of the news bulletin from BBC Cornwall.

1.  Have to pay an extra £26 on your council tax, to protect Cornwall's frontline police services.

Facts from the story:

• Crime commissioner is asking if you would be happy to pay an extra £26 a year on council tax.
• He would like a 15% increase in the Polices share in Council tax.
• Adding around 50p a week for an average 
• The money will go towards protecting the Cornwall's frontline police.

News Values:

Familiarity - The news concerns the people in the local areas of Cornwall, where the radio is based.
Amplitude - The whole of Cornwall are involved in this.
Impact - Although £26 may not seem to be much, it might have a huge affect on some people.
Negativity - The people in Cornwall will have to pay an extra £26 a year on council tax.

2. The chancellor George Osborn is to announce that 4 government departments have agreed to cut their spending by an average of nearly 30%.

Facts from the story:

• 4 Government departments have agreed to cut their spending by an average of nearly 30%.
• In a speech in London Mr Osborn will warn that if the country doesn't bring down the deathasis down the deathasis will bring the country down.

News Values:

Amplitude - Concerns the whole of the UK.
Impact - If they don't start cutting their spending it could have an affect on the UK.
Surprise - If the deathasis doesn't stop, the deathasis could bring the entire country down.
Familiarity - The news affects the UK, which is where the radio is set.

3. 2 People have been cared for my paramedics after they managed to climb out of an overturned vehicle.

Facts of the story:

• 2 People have been cared for by paramedics.
• They managed to climb out of an overturned vehicle.
• The accident happened at 5 in the morning.
• Only one vehicle was involved.

News Values:

Familiarity - The accident happened in Cornwall.
Negativity - That two people were injured.
Balance - They were cared for by medics and only one car was involved in the accident.

4. Average pay in Cornwall still lags behind most of the South-West.

Facts from the story:

• Average pay in Cornwall is £2500 less than the rest of the UK.

News Values:

Familiarity - This affects the people of Cornwall.
Amplitude - The entire population of Cornwall are affected by this.
Negativity - Most of the South-West are earning more than Cornwall.

5. New details about Winnie the Pooh the character from the children's book have been released.

Facts from the story:

• The authors grandfather brought the female bear cub, Winnie to London Zoo during the 1st world war.
• In London Zoo Winnie met a young boy, Christopher.

News Values:

Surprise - To hear the real story of how Winnie the Pooh came about.

Elite People - Winnie the Pooh is a famous character from a children's book.

6. The number of commuters traveling at least 2 hours to get to work has doubled in the last ten years.

Facts from the story:

• The number of commuters has doubled in the last ten years.
• May be down to the loss of jobs in the region.

News Values:

Familiarity - Lots of people in the South-West have to travel long distances to work.

Amplitude - Lots of people in the South-West are affected by this.

Impact - Workers have to travel far to get to work.

Negativity - Long distances to work means early mornings and expenses.

7. Buildings are being recognised for their place in the history of the Women's institute.

Facts from the story:

• Buildings are being recognised fro their place in the history of the Women's institute.
• A pup in Sussex is one of these buildings and is where the first WI eating took place 100 years  ago.

News Values:

Balance - Good news that the institute has lasted 100 years and that the buildings are being recognised for their importance in history.

8. Organisers of a charity say they have raised over £15000 for cancer charities.

Facts of the story:

• The charity were selling celebrity underwear.
• They raised over £15000 for cancer charities.
• The events too place in South Devon.

News Values:

Familiarity - The events took place in South Devon, which is close to Cornwall.

Impact - As a result of the money raised people who are struggling with cancer may receive treatment which they need.

Balance - Raising the money could help people get the treatment they need.