Peter Gibson to receive Honorary Freedom of the City (From York Press)

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ALL his life, Peter Gibson has lived in the shadow of York Minster. The great Gothic cathedral is visible from the window of the small sitting room of his tiny Georgian mews cottage, in Precentor???s Court. It can be seen from his bedroom above and from the attic above that, where he still sits to hand-write his lectures and papers.

Outside his old-fashioned wooden front door, the Minster???s West Face rears up in its full Gothic majesty: inspiring, imposing and a little overwhelming.

Mr Gibson has given his working life in the service of this cathedral and a little part of him is woven into its very fabric.
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Peter is also an Emeritus Churchwarden of St Michael le Belfrey – and he’s great fun. A very good friend.

The Report – Stolen emails – a ‘major blow’ to green activists?

Synopsis

Emails taken from the one of the world’s major climate research centres have been a boon for climate sceptics who claim manipulation of the data, and a ‘major blow’ for green activists who are calling for resignations and apologies. Simon Cox looks at why a group of climate scientists decided to play hardball against the sceptics, and, as President Obama heads for the Copenhagen summit, what affect the row could have on his climate change bill.

Wesley’s latest programme – Radio 4 Thursday 10th Dec 2009