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HAPPY BIRTHDAY LEE.24 TODAY.
Thursday's edition of my three times a week talk show. Watch the show here on Current TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In today's show :
Human flavour pizza.
Eat those biscuits.
Jacket & tie.
Smile with me.
Put me on pause.
Sleep walking.
What to do when there is a lightning storm.
Chelsea, Lauren, and their mum.
Respecting how other people live.
The worlds worst dresser.
Do you worry about your children going out ?
All digital.
Changing the days when I record the shows - what do you think ?
Prize suggestions please.
What about the bones ?
COUGH COUGH - Oh the dust !
My memory is fading.
Too much ice cream.
Making new friends.
I am right except when wrong with myself ???
Not the cheap perfume.
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Tuesday's edition of my three times a week talk show. Watch the show here on Current TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In today's show :
Someone has stolen my apostrophe.
It goes down further and further.
Music breaks down boundaries.
Lighting.
Cats and how much they eat in the Summer.
The Eurovision Song Contest.
Chilly outside.
Searching.
Karaoke woes.
Hard drives.
What would it be like if we all looked the same ?
Sign language.
Terrible songs.
Some producers have more talent than others.
Voting for your friends.
Disappointment.
Welcome Connor.
Being ripped off in clubs.
Ironing board cover.
A fight.
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www.chrisreardon.co.ukTuesday's edition of my three times a week talk show. Watch the show here on... more
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"A leading police chief has given notice his force would not pursue "misleading" Whitehall targets, but allow officers to better prioritise their time. In a move which is apparently backed by three other constabularies, the head of Surrey Police said he wanted to return to "common sense policing".
Acting chief constable Mark Rowley admitted that his force - currently joint top of the police force league table - would slide down the rankings as a result. But he said it was not always "sensible" to spend time recording, or issuing penalty notices for the most minor offences.
Instead a return to "common sense" and "discretion" for officers was required he said.
"Quite simply, local people's safety, confidence in police and their satisfaction when they call us for help are more important than misleading targets," he said. Mr Rowley's comments come after years of concern that centrally formulated targets and red tape were preventing police concentrating on the priorities of the public. Reports said that other forces backing his stance this weekend would be the Staffordshire, Leicestershire and the West Midlands constabularies.
It has been claimed that police are targeting law-abiding people for minor misdemeanours because it makes it easier to meet government targets. A pamphlet from right-wing think-tank Civitas said police and the Government risked alienating the public by concentrating on "easy-to-deal-with offending"."
About time!"A leading police chief has given notice his force would not pursue... more
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Saturday's edition of my three times a week talk show. Watch the show here on CURRENT TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In today's show :
Sad little old creases.
Lots to eat !
My Dongle.
Blood, sweat & T shirts.
Can you do sewing ?
Picking cotton.
The tower at Leith Hill.
Grace.
Accept that how people live may be different from how you live.
Me for breakfast ?
The Southern Cross.
Suko gets me on James Deans website !
Jeans £500 ?
Brazil.What animals are in the forest ? Welcome Victor.
Try and keep in contact with people.
A burglar might sue you.
There are no fans - just friends.
In the living room.
"Sing To The World".
Hi to Ben of "The Steam Coach".Shave !
Someone is camping.
Mobile internet.
How do you feel when someone you don't like dies ?
Clothing workers in India.
More plants for the garden.
Imagine an adonis.
Video quality.
Underwear.
You don't need to iron.
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The secret of Stonehenge has apparently been solved: The mysterious circle of large stones in southern England was primarily a burial ground for almost five centuries, and the site probably holds the remains of a family that long ruled the area, new research concludes.
Based on radiocarbon dating of cremated bones up to 5,000 years old, researchers with the Stonehenge Riverside Project said they are convinced the area was built and then grew as a "domain of the ancestors."
The finding marks a significant rethinking of Stonehenge. In the past it was believed that some burials took place there for a century but that the site's significance lay in its ceremonial and religious functions, including serving as a center for healing.
A combination of the radiocarbon dating, excavations nearby that have revealed a once-thriving village and the fact that the number of cremated remains appeared to grow over a 500-year period convinced researchers that the site was used for a long time and most likely was a burial ground for one ruling family.The secret of Stonehenge has apparently been solved: The mysterious circle of large... more
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A couple who travelled to India for IVF treatment dumped their newborn twins at a British hospital when they found out they were girls.
Reports said the mother, 59, and father, 72, travelled to India for fertility treatment that would not have been allowed in Britain because of their age.
The parents, who were born in India but are British citizens living in Birmingham, reportedly told doctors they did not want the "wrong sex" babies immediately after the children were born by Caesarean section in Wolverhampton's New Cross hospital a fortnight ago.
The newspaper says the husband then asked medics how long it would be before his wife was fit enough to fly back to India for more IVF treatment in the hope of getting a boy to continue the family name.
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Every adult should be forced to use a 'carbon ration card' when they pay for petrol, airline tickets or household energy, MPs say.
The influential Environmental Audit Committee says a personal carbon trading scheme is the best and fairest way of cutting Britain's CO2 emissions without penalising the poor.
Under the scheme, everyone would be given an annual carbon allowance to use when buying oil, gas, electricity and flights.
Anyone who exceeds their entitlement would have to buy top-up credits from individuals who haven't used up their allowance. The amount paid would be driven by market forces and the deal done through a specialist company.
MPs, led by Tory Tim Yeo, say the scheme could be more effective at cutting greenhouse gas emissions than green taxes.
But critics say the idea is costly, bureaucratic, intrusive and unworkable.
The Government says it supports the scheme in principle, but warns it is 'ahead of its time'.
'Well that's one way of getting the national I.D card in by the back door!!,
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Thursday's edition of my three times a week talk show. Watch the show here on CURRENT TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In todays show :
Pluto and who ?
A new idea for jewelry.
The hoover still works.
2 stupid things.
Suko in pain.
BBC Lee.
Justin's birthday present.
Unzipping.
My mugs.
A bit of organ playing.
My slow cooker.
Scotty's Flip Cam video's.
Kidney stones.
Melting chocolates.
Who's castle ?
Someone meets possibly the most famous American politician at the moment.
A Chris virgin.
"Living legend".
What rate of celebrityness am I ?
A new noise - Wood Pigeon.
"This Morning"
Shadows.
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A British nuclear-powered submarine was damaged when it collided with rocks in the Red Sea, the Ministry of Defence said.
HMS Superb hit an underwater rock on Tuesday and damaged its sonar equipment, forcing it to surface.
None of the crew was hurt and the submarine was not taking on water, an MoD spokesman said.
Superb, a Swiftsure-class attack submarine with a crew of 112, hit an underwater pinnacle 80 miles south of Suez. The 272-foot vessel had passed through the canal and was in the northern Red Sea when she grounded. No other vessel was involved.
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The invasion of Iraq by Britain and the US has trebled the price of oil, according to a leading expert, costing the world a staggering $6 trillion in higher energy prices alone.
The oil economist Dr Mamdouh Salameh, who advises both the World Bank and the UN Industrial Development Organisation (Unido), told The Independent on Sunday that the price of oil would now be no more than $40 a barrel, less than a third of the record $135 a barrel reached last week, if it had not been for the Iraq war.
He spoke after oil prices set a new record on 13 consecutive days over the past two weeks. They have now multiplied sixfold since 2002, compared with the fourfold increase of the 1973 and 1974 "oil shock" that ended the world's long postwar boom.
Goldman Sachs predicted last week that the price could rise to an unprecedented $200 a barrel over the next year, and the world is coming to terms with the idea that the age of cheap oil has ended, with far-reaching repercussions on their activities.
And now they want to invade Iran??
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The current British Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs is a 42-year-old politician named David Wright Miliband, the son of the Belgian-born Marxist, Adolphe "Ralph" Miliband.
The U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, a 53-year-old former professor, holds the comparable position in the American government.
What is most peculiar -- and telling -- is that the backgrounds, loyalties, and ideologies of these two high-level appointed officials are never discussed in the Zionist-controlled media; clearly this is a non-issue.
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Tuesday's edition of my three times a week talk show. Watch the show here on Current TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In today's show :
I've ironed !
The monster from outta space.
Posh or common ?
www.Thebritishpages.com
Could you listen to the show for 270 hours or more ?
My pushing thing.
Spell checker or Oxford English Dictionary ?
Wanna do a radio show live ?
Where is my bow & arrow ?
Water everywhere.
A slightly damaged eye.
Pet pictures.
You may need to be medicated.
Half a hedge.
De-friended !
Locations for the show.
Just a fingernail left.
The tooth fairy explores.
Nasty racism in the garage.
Buying my car outright soon.
"Sounds of Bracknell" are coming !
A nice smell.
My facebook - Chris Reardon London
Doug's had one of them old projectors.
Did you keep any of your old toys ?
Who's got the dearest petrol.
Watch out for the shampoo.
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Showbusiness stars and politicians yesterday joined Sir Terry Wogan's attack on the integrity of the Eurovision song contest after Russia romped home thanks to bloc voting from its near-neighbours. Wogan is threatening not to commentate on the show again and is suggesting that a musical iron curtain may fall on the competition, with western European countries breaking away from their eastern rivals.
Arriving back at Heathrow from Belgrade, where the 53rd contest was staged, Wogan said: "You have various blocs voting. We've got nobody to vote for us.
"I think the British music industry and the BBC really have to look at this and see how they can avoid this yearly debacle. At the very beginning of the year I said Russia would win for political reasons and they did."
He said Russia had "begun to be a bit bearish again" and added: "I think the former countries of the USSR are feeling a little nervous. The voting used to be about the songs. Now it's about national prejudices. We are on our own. We had a very good song, a very good singer. We came joint last. I don't want to be presiding over another debacle." Fellow stars backed Wogan, who has been involved in what some see as an annual cringefest since the 1970s. Bruce Forsyth said: "It's not a song contest any more, it's political. It's all so biased, it's developed into a farce. I've stopped watching it." Asked about Wogan's role in the show, he said: "As long as they don't ask me to do it, I don't care." Pop svengali Simon Cowell said: "If people enjoy it as entertainment, that's great, but it's all a bit empty and meaningless as a competition."
Public relations expert Max Clifford added: "It's like having a World Cup where the results are worked out in political terms and it's got nothing to do with who scores the most goals."
The Liberal Democrat MP Richard Younger-Ross has tabled a Commons motion condemning the voting as "a joke". He said: "It is clear that the voting system is based on countries either supporting their friends or not voting for those they dislike. The BBC is one of the four main funders of the competition, and should withdraw their contribution until a time when there is a fair voting system."
The BBC was not commenting on Wogan's remarks or the calls for it to withdraw its funding yesterday. But it is very unlikely to pull the plug on the contest, after revealing that 9.3 million viewers tuned in on Saturday night - an audience share of just under 50%.
Wogan's wry commentary is a highlight of the BBC's coverage but his irony turned to barely disguised anger as eastern European, Iberian and Nordic neighbours voted for each other. The Russian entry, Dima Bilan, accompanied by a manic fiddle player and an Olympic champion figure skater who pirouetted around the stage, won comfortably.
As it became clear that the British entry, Even If, by former dustman Andy Abraham, was going to finish joint last, Wogan said: "I'm afraid nobody loves the United Kingdom ... is it funny any more?"
Later he suggested it had been common knowledge that Russia was going to win. "The word went out it was Russia's turn," said Wogan.
When Ukraine awarded Russia the maximum 12 points, Wogan commented: "Ukraine want to be absolutely sure that the electricity and the oil flows through." As Latvia did the same he said it knew which side its bread was buttered on. Over the closing titles he said it could be "goodnight western Europe".
Naturally, the Russians were delighted. The prime minister, Vladimir Putin, sent the victor a telegram, calling the win "one more important triumph for all of Russia".Showbusiness stars and politicians yesterday joined Sir Terry Wogan's attack on... more
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Saturday's edition of my three times a week talk show. watch the show here on Current TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In todays show :
A cold day.
Getting lost.
Attached to the house.
Umbrella.
Remembering wondering what it's like to grow up.
Could Mozart talk a lot ?
Gold chains.
Susan has no sympathy !
Lots of carats.
Will Jimmy want commission ?
Justin forgot his dongle.
Odd experiences.
Scott's little video's.
Tea & toast.
Tiny hisses three times and then wants strokes.
An idea for the quiz night.
If you could turn the clock back, how old would you like to be ?
Frequencies.
Cat spit.
Do we become plants ?
Can you make a three minute video ?
Gypsy Lee Reardon.
Trying to speak someone elses language.
Full of anticipation.
Guard dogs.
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Thursday's edition of my three times a week talk show. Watch the show here on Current TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In todays show :
Joe and his wind.
How should David resign ?
Chris in Australia wins loads of prizes.
Why no change from vouchers ?
Getting confused.
Toxic chemicals.
The sheet's in the way.
Close your eyes and imagine the picture.
A little summer number from New York.
John doesn't like to see my washing.
New flowers.
Some youngsters visit India.
What religions wear turbans ?
Do your pets eat less in the Summer ?
Did you noticed the extra bit of music ?
Green stuff.
A union of podcasters ?
Greetings cards - what a stupid idea !
Car insurance.
The state of my kitchen.
Free pizza.
Pink everywhere.
New Bingay last night.
New cool rap glasses.
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If bands could reach No. 1 on the music charts on the basis of ingenuity rather than sales, the amusingly irreverent, but unsigned The Get Out Clause easily would win.
Desperate to make a music video for their new single Paper, but with absolutely no money, the English band used footage of them playing in front of CCTV surveillance cameras that are deployed in and around their home city of Manchester to make the video.
Photographs, the music video of Paper and a video of the BBC interviewing the band are included. Just have a look at what they've done for yourself!!If bands could reach No. 1 on the music charts on the basis of ingenuity rather than... more
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Often Muslim countries are seen in the West as having negative attitudes towards women and women being oppressed yet the Islamic Republic of Pakistan has more women in its parliament than the US and UK parliaments.
Pakistan has 22% women in its parliament compared to only 16.8% in the US and 19.5% in the UK parliament!
Even in Kyrgyzstan a mainly Muslim nation (with 75% being Muslim) have more women in parliament (25%) beating Pakistan, US, and the UK!
Women in Islam have simular rights to men even though unfortunatly not all people act on Islamic teachings.Often Muslim countries are seen in the West as having negative attitudes towards women... more
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Tuesday's edition of my three times a week talk show. Watch the show here on CURRENT TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In today's show :
Another pair of sun glasses - but are they safe ?
Tetris.
Bingay on the radio possibly.
No gears.
Someone camping.
The night sky.
Andrew brings me dinner !
The man with three legs.
Stings.
Older people have to decide what they want to do.Someones story of two much loved parents who have now left this world.
Bird singing.
A lucky escape for the laptop.
A lot of things in the car.
Wasps trying to get in.
A slightly different breakfast.
Kiwi discs.
Not enough vegetables.
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Saturday's edition of my three times a week talk show. Watch it here on Current TV Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In todays show :
Casual dress.
Meter readings.
Pick off the greenfly.
Repeating things.
One word emails.
A special offer.
Wisteria.
Watching United Kingdom Talk in the hairdressers !
Purple in the park.
Trouble with a boiler.
Explaining bandwidth to Joy.
Sneak in your flask.
Sneeze.
A crypt.
Listening via Sky Channel 0195 in Europe.
A vest. Too revealing ?
No dressing.
Falling down the stairs.
What music was playing at the first party you ever went to ?
Cat fur on the stairs.
A fly.
A very large bruise.
Speeding parents.
Cheese - good or bad ?
Be firm.
Free hair cuts.
How many "Hail Mary's" ?
Sweating.
Up & down the stairs.
16 Tea cakes.
More electricity than I need.
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Thursday's edition of my three times a week talk show. Watch the show here on Current TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In todays show :
The safety zone.
Fur everywhere.
A fly attacks.
Jobs are waiting to be done.
We hear from Julian & Romy.
Is this a sin ?
Suko's writings.
Free as a bird.
Happy tenants.
Taking stock of where you've got to in life.
Out for dinner last night.
Itchy nose.
lucky to have water.
Have I gone dim ?
Average weather - but is that better than extremes ?
In the confessional for years.
Trying other things.
What other job would you like to do ?
"The Bishops Avenue".
Our prize winning hanging basket man.
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