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Jeremy Chatterton retweeted
Being an exceptionally talented musician is one thing. But to stand before such high-caliber fellow musicians, a large audience, and cameras—all while remaining composed, communicating skillfully and effectively, showing genuine enjoyment, and staying focused on the creative process—that is what truly amazes me.
Jeremy Chatterton retweeted
The longest line of sight in the U.K. has been seen only a few times, and photographed once. In 2015, Kris Williams was atop Snowdon in Wales, in perfect conditions, and managed to snap The Merrick in Southern Scotland. A remarkable distance of 232km (144 miles).
Jeremy Chatterton retweeted
Dudley Moore & Peter Cook
DEREK AND CLIVE GET THE HORN (1979)
*if you’re faint of heart this is NOT for you. If like me however you believe Derek & Clive are comedy gods, ENJOY!
#TheHorn
Jeremy Chatterton retweeted
If you want to know what sort of person DAVID NIVEN (who left us 43yrs ago today, aged 73) was, the largest wreath at his funeral was from the Porters at Heathrow Airport.
It read:
“To the finest gentleman who ever walked through these halls. He made a Porter feel like a King.”
Jeremy Chatterton retweeted
I shall not be watching the Second Test against New Zealand. If you can’t get shit faced after taking five wickets and beating New Zealand when can you? These are adult athletes. The England cricket captain is not the Pope. Now they must be stalked by journalists who are themselves not famous for their sobriety? Disgusting.
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This dog flew 30 combat missions over Nazi Germany. Was wounded by shrapnel over enemy territory.
Saved the lives of an entire squadron.
This is the story of Antis the German Shepherd.
Jeremy Chatterton retweeted
There is also no need for a pair of helmets to be on the pitch messing about whilst pro team warming up .. way too many “media” think they are as important as players in rugby … yiur not by a long way
Jeremy Chatterton retweeted
“We’re in deep trouble,” one commander reportedly said after NATO’s Hedgehog 2025 exercises in Estonia. 16,000 troops. 12 NATO countries. A team of just ~10 Ukrainian drone operators playing the “enemy.” In half a day, they simulated destroying 17 armored vehicles and hit around 30 additional targets.
According to participants, the results were devastating for NATO forces.
Modern war has changed. Ukraine learned it the hard way. The question is: is NATO learning fast enough? NATO needs Ukraine. wsj.com/opinion/nato-has-see…
Jeremy Chatterton retweeted
Once you hear it’s Phil Collins’ "In the Air Tonight", you know what’s coming, but that doesn’t make it any less brilliant.
