BBC Sussex News Bulletin at 8:00am

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

1. Fracking could be allowed in south downs national parks.

Facts from the story:

• Fracking in south downs national park could be allowed despite the governments assurance that there had been an outright ban.
• Commons vote expected in the next fortnight to allow horizontal drilling.
• Chairman is worried about the affects it could have and want more technical details before giving a final opinion on the situation.

News Values:

Amplitude - The aftermath cold have an affect for lots of people.
Impact - The aftermath could have an affect for lots of people.
Surprise - That fracking may be allowed.

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

Facts from the story:

• 4 Government companies 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 the deathasis down the deathasis will bring the country down.

News Values:

Familiarity - The news affects the UK, where the radios based.
Amplitude - This concerns the whole of the UK.
Impact - If they don't start cutting their spending it could have a profound affect on people lives.
Surprise - Government don't often do this. That if it doesn't stop it will bring the country down.

3. A jeweller in sussex has said that after 3 armed raids, he has been forced to sell the business and move his family away.

Facts from the story:

• Jeweller in sussex is selling his business and moving his family away.
• The jeweller is frustrated that no one has ever been caught for the attacks, in which he had a axe thrown at his head and lost three teeth.

News Values:

Familiarity - The Jeweller lives in Sussex and his store is in Sussex.
Surprise - That the attackers have never been found and that the events have driven him out of Sussex.
Conflict - Between the Jeweller and the attackers.

4. Police shut off an area of Rottingdean beach after a potentially deadly canister of phosphorous was found.

Facts from the story:

• Police shut off part of Rottingdean beach.
• The canister was found by volunteers cleaning the beach.
• Photographer Michael O'Rourke was one of the volunteers.

News Values:

Familiarity - The canister was found on Rottingdean beach in Sussex.
Surprise - That they found a canister of phosphorous on the beach.
Amplitude - People who were on the beach at the time may be in danger.
Impact - That part of the beach is unappeasable for a period of time.
Elite People - Michael O'Rourke is a photographer.

5. The owners of a large blue shed in Telscombe which dominate the skyline have been asked the submit a planning application. 

Facts from the story:

• The ones of a blue shed have been asked to submit a planning application.

News Values:

Familiarity - The people live in Telescombe in Sussex.

Surprise - That they need a planning application.

Impact - People who have sheds in Telescombe, will need to submit a planning application.

6. New details about the real Winnie the Pooh have been released.

Facts from the story: 

• News details about the original bear have been released.
• The authors grandfather bought a bear cup to Britain during World war 2.
• The female bear was called Winnie.
• Winnie met a young boy in London zoo called Christopher.

News Values:

Surprise - To hear the real story of how it happened.

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

7.  The women's institute will take over the airwaves of BBC Sussex to mark a 100 years.

Facts from the story:

• The women's institute will take over the airwaves of BBC Sussex.
• To mark a 100 years since the institution was formed.
• A pub in Sussex is where the first WI eating was held.

News Values:

Familiarity - The pub is in Sussex
Balance - Good news that the institute has lasted 100 years.

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