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In a radio world of Cundy's and O'Hara's, be a Danny Kelly.
RIP to a gentleman and broadcasting legend.
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60 years ago, Patrick Troughton's first full Doctor Who story, The Power of the Daleks, aired! 💙⏳
A new Doctor, the return of the Daleks and the beginning of a whole new era!
What's your favourite Second Doctor moment?
ALT Radio Times graphic celebrating the 60th anniversary of Doctor Who story The Power of the Daleks, featuring Patrick Troughton as the Second Doctor. He has dark, bowl-cut hair and wears a dark jacket, leaning forward with his arms resting in front of him and a serious expression on his face. The TARDIS interior, with its distinctive circular wall panels, is visible behind him. Bold dark green text on white and lime-green boxes reads “The Power of the Daleks Turns 60!” The Radio Times RT logo appears in the top-left corner, with a mint-green-to-lime gradient banner along the bottom.
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Everyone help us wish a very happy birthday to the Thunder God himself, Mr. RICK ALLEN!!
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The sadly now late but forever great PATRICK STEWART made one of the great guest appearances as the ‘debonair’ star conductor of the Seattle Opera Guild - Alistair Burke - in one of my favourite episodes of
FRASIER (2003)
RIP Sir Patrick (1940-2026)
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The best part of this episode is when Frasier tells Patrick Stewart's character Alistair that he's not gay, and Alistair asks him if three weeks on Capri at Bertolucci's villa might change his mind.
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Aston Villa will initiate legal action against Jamie Carragher for his unacceptable insults about the Club and its fans.
Aston Villa will not allow anyone to stop our ascension in English and European football.
Nassef Sawiris, Chairman
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🎵 It’s National Cat Day, paws in the air!
A celebration of cats everywhere! 🐾❤️
A HUGE thank you to every rescue, fosterer, volunteer and kind soul giving cats a second chance. ❤️
Now, about my Unlimited Treatos Day proposal… Management said NO. 😹
#NationalCatDay
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60 years ago, William Hartnell made his final regular appearance as the First Doctor in Doctor Who, in The Tenth Planet on 29 October 1966. 💙⏳
An iconic moment in TV history that changed Doctor Who forever!
What's your favourite First Doctor moment? 👀
ALT Black-and-white photograph of William Hartnell as the First Doctor in Doctor Who, standing inside the TARDIS control room. Wearing a dark Victorian-style coat, white shirt and black necktie, he rests one hand against his chest and looks towards the camera. Hartnell made his final regular appearance as the First Doctor in The Tenth Planet, broadcast on 29th October 1966, marking the programme's first regeneration.
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Sky offering more coverage on a potential sacking of a manager than they did on the evening of the announcement that City were guilty of years of cheating.
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Ultimately Rice is a PL winner and Fernandes never will be, but it’s a damn shame how zealously English football media tried to convince us Fernandes was more deserving of PL POTY for putting up stats as he played once a week, while Rice was actually world class over 60+ games.
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The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin (20th October 1976). Having faked his own death, Reggie (now in disguise as Martin Wellbourne) attends his memorial service.
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You can bring as many inflatable bananas as you like to the Etihad, but under no circumstances are you allowed to bring a ‘114’ balloon. 😂
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🚨 Arsène Wenger on the advantages PSG hold over other teams in the Champions League:
🗣️ Arsène Wenger: “There is a structural problem here that people do not want to discuss properly. PSG can postpone Ligue 1 matches when it suits them. They can move a domestic fixture to protect their players for the Champions League, arrive fully fit, fully prepared, and then play a team that has just come through a full Premier League weekend with no such option.
“That is not squad management. That is a competitive advantage the other clubs do not have. In England, in Spain, in Germany, the league schedule is fixed. You play when you are told. You cannot ring the league and ask them to move the game because you have a Champions League match four days later. PSG can. And they use it.
“Add to that the level of the domestic competition. When the gap between first and the rest is so large, you can rest half your team, protect key players from fatigue and injury, and still win the league comfortably. The others cannot do the same. They have to play their best players every week just to stay in the race. Then they meet PSG in Europe and the French side have fresher legs, fewer minutes in their legs, and a better recovery window.
“I managed in the Premier League for many years. I know what it costs to compete on both fronts with no flexibility in the calendar. The physical and mental load is different. When one club can choose when it plays its league games and the others cannot, the Champions League is no longer being contested on equal terms.
“People will say every big club rotates. That is true. But rotation is one thing. The ability to postpone a league match so your entire squad is fresh for Europe is another. That is an advantage the rules of the competition allow, and it is an advantage that makes the path easier for one team than for the others. If we want a fair Champions League, these differences have to be addressed. Otherwise we are simply watching some teams play under different conditions than the rest.”
