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Tag Archives: BBC
The real reason why Jeremy Clarkson was forced to leave the BBC (Rousse)
Jeremy Clarkson had been sacked so my long-awaited appearance on Top Gear was cancelled. However, the disgraced TV star still honoured our date. First he cooked for me and DB. Breakfast was a huge plate of black bacon. Then he … Continue reading
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Tagged assault, bacon, BBC, black, breakfast, cancel, departure, fire, interview, Jeremy Clarkson, leave, mysterious, mystery, producer, sack, text, Top Gear
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Time travelling drones (Belle)
Now that drones and time travel were so cheap, TV programming had been revolutionised. The latest BBC hit was a programme in which a drone had been attached to a Victorian parlour-maid’s apron and the nation was transfixed by first … Continue reading
A ‘single mingle’ dinner party (Belle)
About a dozen eager singles took their places around the dark wood dining table. The candles were lit and the bowls of fruit shone in the flickering light. It really was a wonderful setting. Making polite conversation I asked the … Continue reading
Tibetan monks in icy ponds, packs of dogs on snowfields, and a wrong turn to the Blairgowrie 10k (Rousse)
NP, DT, WB and I were all running in the Blairgowrie 10K. We were supported by TPR, JM, SF, my parents and C the cocker spaniel. We drove up the A9 in separate cars. I was in the back seat … Continue reading
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Tagged 10k, admit, BBC, Blairgowrie, broadcast, car, cocker, council, destination, dogs, drive, estate, highland, ice, journey, line, lost, mistake, monks, mountains, outskirts, packs, parents, participate, play, ponds, race, Radio 4, run, seat, signal, snow, snowfields, spaniel, starting, Stilo, Tibetan, turn, turning, visit, wrong
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Ian Rankin’s muse (Rousse)
I watched the final scene of the latest Ian Rankin novel to be dramatised on BBC television. His broken back mended, the young boy was reunited with his father just beneath Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh’s Holyrood Park. It was only … Continue reading
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Tagged accident, Arthur's Seat, author, back, BBC, bicycle, bike, boy, dramatisation, Edinburgh, Holyrood Park, Ian Rankin, long recovery, muse, reunite, story, tale, television
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A bread and chocolate breakfast feast (Rousse)
I woke up in a single bed in a luxurious Perth hotel. SC, in the bed to the left of me, was already awake and watching a BBC nature documentary on her iPad. There came a knock on the door … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, bed, bread, breakfast, butler, butlers, Canada, chocolate, colleague, cousin, documentary, father, game, hotel, husband, ice-breaker, internship, iPad, librarians, MacUser, magazine, mother, nature, Nutella, parents, Perth, photograph, snog, statistics, stats, teaching, Toblerone, trolley, undergraduate
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Black M&S knickers laundered for the overworked academic (Rousse)
It was inevitable that I would eventually just give in to my workload and move onto campus. My new “home” was a small space at the end of a bench of computers in a noisy student lab: we had words … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, allowance, autumn, BBC, bench, black, boss, camera, campus, chest, clothes, committee, computers, drawers, hills, home, job, knickers, lab, launder, machine, Marks and Spencer, meeting, Ms, overwork, overworked, pants, Radio 1, room, set, skills, student, sun, workload, workstation
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BBC sponsors Fife summer fair (Rousse)
Just across the Firth of Forth in Fife a state secondary school hosted an annual summer fair. It was odd that we had never known about this, especially given the BBC sponsorship of the event. I turned up on the … Continue reading