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This is YOUR chance to relive some of BBC Radio Gloucestershire's best bits and hear a daily slice of the action.

Scroll down for our 'Click of the Day', each and every weekday.

Friday 10 July

It produces enough steam to make 23 cups of tea a second!

A team from the West will soon be making an attempt at the land speed record for steam power, and Gloucester woman Rebecca Nicholls will be there as part of the record team.

John Rockley chatted to her on Friday's Mid-Morning show...

Thursday 9 July

There are claims that the problem of Dognapping in the Forest of Dean is getting worse.

On the front page of the website 'doglost.co.uk' it says "reports of many thefts in the Forest of Dean area - some dogs have been held for ransom".

Mark Cummings hears from one very worried dog owner in the Forest and talks to PC John Palfrey who's a wildlife officer from Gloucestershire police...

Wednesday 8 July

There are some people that are famous for being famous. There are some people who are famous because they are talented, and then there are some people who are famous for all of the above, and just because we like them.

Cheryl Baker is one of those people! She came to prominence as one of Eurovision winners Bucks Fizz, whipping her skirt off and now alarmingly she's now starring in 'Menopause the Musical' at the Malvern Theatres.

John Rockley caught up with her on the midmorning show...

Tuesday 7 July (Bonus Update)

Bryan Redpath, the new man in charge at Gloucester Rugby, came in to the BBC Radio Gloucestershire studios on Tuesday.

Steve Kitchen chatted to him, and "Brush" answered your questions...

Tuesday 7 July

The boy wizard is back - Harry Potter's latest adventure, 'Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince' is premiered in cinemas today.

Filming happened at the start of 2008 with parts of Gloucester Cathedral being turned into Hogwarts School for the film.

Mark Cummings spoke to Nick Bury, Dean of Gloucester Cathedral, on the breakfast show...

Monday 6 July

When you think of TV comedian Harry Enfield you probably think of "Kevin the Teenager" or "Smashie and Nicey"...you probably DON'T think of classical music.

But Harry's been in the county over the weekend as part of the Cheltenham Music Festival.

On Saturday he played the part of Handel in a performance of the composer's works, 250 years after his death.

And before that he officially opened an exhibition of the collected works of the musical cartoonist Gerard Hoff-nung.

David Bailey asked him how he came to be involved...