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As Mayor of Balham am currently in France at the G8 meeting discussing what to do about Clapham
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That's why they call it the magic of cinema, because of the difference between what is and what is seen.
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It’s 35 years since a Swansea fan scored at Anfield during an 8-0 thrashing in the FA Cup.
So much to love here:
- The shoes
- The denim
- The melodic slow-mo
- And the steward’s sliding tackle that finally cleans him out.
This is high, high art.
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John Prescott vs William Hague.
This is quite brilliant. Nothing demonstrates better how far the standards of our politicians have dropped...
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Saw this one coming a mile away but it still feels shit watching fascism take a grip of the world.
Any chance @itvcycling you can get @CadelOfficial to stop mumbling on commentary- sort of the fundamental of broadcasting is speak clearly so you can hear what expert view you’re giving, stop mumbling man- get it out! @LeTour @nedboulting #TDF2024 #cadelevans #stage20 #itv4
Hey @InSiteNRG why is your customer service so bad? 50 mins on hold and you never answer a call and you take 7 days to reply to an email only to say call but you never answer. How are we supposed to talk to someone? Is anyone there? Abysmal
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Everest a couple of days ago. Why would anyone want to be a part of this? The worst kind of adventure capitalism.
What are the roadworks at Manor Circus @LBRUT - total gridlock and 2 hours to travel 2 miles. Madness. Roadworks Clifford avenue and everywhere. How can you allow this to happen. What the hell is going on?
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The fabulous NT production of Under Milk Wood featuring Michael Sheen is available to watch on #NationalTheatreAtHome
"You can hear the dew falling, and the hushed town breathing." 🤫
You can watch Under Milk Wood with Michael Sheen on #NationalTheatreAtHome
Michael Sheen in Under Milk Wood | National Theatre at Home
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This clip shows one of Parky’s great skills as an interviewer. Knowing when to say nothing because the interviewee is on a roll. Two Masters at work here.
Legendary broadcaster Sir Michael Parkinson has died at the age of 88.
Of the many incredible guests he interviewed over the years, he said boxer Muhammad Ali was his favourite.
Here's a clip from one of those memorable interviews from our @BBCArchive
















