Julia Hartley-Brewer on Talk-Radio has discovered a devious plot by rebel MPs and is now discussing this with Bill Cash.
The plot is so outrageous, I can't possibly post details here.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostLord Kerr currently on LBC but unfortunately using language that is unsuitable for this forum.
Oh I enjoyed the fact Uber's appeal lost.
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Lord Kerr currently on LBC but unfortunately using language that is unsuitable for this forum.
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Julia Hartley-Brewer is willing to go without Prosecco and Champagne, "if it will do the business".
Self-flagellation is the way to go.
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According to Wikipedia, JW has been married to Melinda Whale since 1970, despite his prickly on-air manner. Have to admit that is pretty cool.
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Originally posted by unixman View PostI used to listen to James Whale circa '78 or '79 when he hosted the Nightowls phone-in show on Metro Radio in Newcastle. He wasn't very likeable, it must be said. Local callers didn't much like being shock-jocked. He left Metro around 1980 and the excellent Alan Robson has been doing it ever since.
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Originally posted by CoolCat View PostJames Whale was their best presenter but they stupidly got rid of him.
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LBC have got it right by hiring from both sides of the political spectrum. Different political views are therefore available, which makes listening more interesting, whether you agree with them or not.
If only the BBC had persued the same "diversity" policy.
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These bleedin ads for dental when you smile work and rescue properties are doing my head in ! Must have heard both types at least 10 times today
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I enjoy listening to Manx FM - It is hilarious. Recent news items include a man ranting at a woman walking her dog shouting rude words, and the electric railway carriage dismounting.
Another good one is the football league - one of the players is nephew of the sports commentator.
I love that way of life.
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He is another sparkling wine socialist who would struggle to survive if they had to live a few weeks on a big social housing estate.
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