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Tuesday's edition of my three times a week talk show.Watch or listen to the show on Tues, Thurs & Sats here at WWW.UNITEDKINGDOMTALK.CO.UK
In today's show :
A brand new story by Robert. "The Elves Of Iceland".Part 1.
2 Burgers.
A little bit too low.
Gwen not well.
Negligible.
A popular girl.
Dave is very drunk at Karaoke.
Thames Television.
Is Tom "Captain Birdseye" ?
Spending money on chickens.
Sun beds very bad for you - official.
He'll be hanging over the bed.
More classy.
Trains.
They drool over Chris behind the bar in Belushi's.
James Dean can shower first.
I await a delivery from John Lewis.
A flask of tea.
No Dr Who this year.
Quivering.
Spiders webs.
Slam doors.
New big pictures for the studio.
The bed is going.
Slow on answering.
Cancer for an artificial tan.
Sofa bed.
British Heart Foundtion.
chris@unitedkingdomtalk.co.uk
www.chrisreardon.co.ukTuesday's edition of my three times a week talk show.Watch or listen to the show... more
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Kirsty McRae, a 14-year-old Welsh teen, was left with first-degree buns on 70% of her body after using an unmanned coin-operated tanning bed for 19 minutes. Her mother, who says Kirsty was forbidden from using sunbeds, is now fighting to make sunbeds have an under 18 ban.
Hmmm ... thoughts on this? Bad parenting or reckless teenager? Will a ban help?Kirsty McRae, a 14-year-old Welsh teen, was left with first-degree buns on 70% of her... more
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A Welsh girl has suffered serious burns after having a single 16 minute session on a sunbed. Ten year old, Kelly Thompson has been told to avoid direct sunlight for up to ten years (making that another lifetime for her!)
Experts who treated her at the Welsh Centre for Burns and Plastic Surgery have said she would've needed skin grafts had she remained just an extra two minutes.A Welsh girl has suffered serious burns after having a single 16 minute session on a... more
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Saturday's edition of my three times a week talk show.Watch the show here ion CURRENT TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In today's show :
Anyone had a face job ?
Ron picks the blueberrys out.
Listen carefully.
Suko won't say my name.
A new coat from the sales.
The old blue coat.
Negative comments.
A tin of biscuits.
Flish Fleardon.
Wearing a quilt.
A smell in the kitchen.
Broken zip.
A hug from behind.
You must feel something ?
Don't pay for a name.
A tube of toothpaste.
A fine line to tread.
My weekly dj mixes are at http://www.chrisreardonshow.co.uk
Cat fur everywhere.
Falling asleep to birds singing.
Flying a plane.
For Joe - www.dogbreedinfo.com/hairlessbreeds.htm
Why is Katie digging holes ?
Webcams everywhere.
The beautiful flowers and birds singing.
Looking butch again.
Come and say hello.
An ideal gift.
Sunbed or botox ?
More bingo.
Pleading poverty.
Winning hanging basket awards.
My karaoke songs.
The girl in the barbers shop.
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WWW.UNITEDKINGDOMTALK.CO.UKSaturday's edition of my three times a week talk show.Watch the show here ion... more
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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 today's show :
I don't undertand it.
Sensitive skin.
I'm going wrong.
"Have you been on a sunbed ?"
Everything's wool.
Money for scrapping your car.
We pay extra.
Proper seeds.
Mert reports in.
Fleas.
Where does all the money come from ?
Dark hair.
Easter at my sisters.
Harrods.
Death through insect repellent.
Hotel advice fo Suko.
A contraption.
The clicking timer.
Do the crocodiles just walk in ?
It's very clever.
The DIYers are out in force.
He keeps decorating.
Can you sleep on a sofa ?
The keyring picture.
A bargain birthday card.
Google street maps.
Selective allergies.
Money grabbing people.
Wayne has moths problem.
chris@unitedkingdomtalk.co.uk
WWW.UNITEDKINGDOMTALK.CO.UKThursday's edition of my three times a week talk show.Watch the show HERE ON... more
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A woman is suing a health spa after a session in the solarium left her scarred for life with burns over 75 per cent of her body.A woman is suing a health spa after a session in the solarium left her scarred for... more
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A specific kind of skin cancer has trebled in Northern Ireland since the mid-1980s, researchers have found.
Malignant melanoma, which causes three quarters of skin cancer deaths, was discovered 254 times in 2006. Figures from the NI Cancer Registry at Queen's University Belfast show there were only 80 cases in 1984.
Unlike other cancers, malignant melanoma are more often found among more affluent sections of society. Women are particularly at risk. The report found a significant rise in cases among younger people in 2006, with a third aged under 50 at the time of diagnosis.
Northern Ireland Cancer Registry director Dr Anna Gavin said: "The figures are alarming and reflect increased exposure of skin to damaging UV rays from the sun and sunbeds.
"Sunburn in childhood is a particular risk factor."
On a more positive note, the report also found that people in Northern Ireland have among the best survival rates for the cancer in Europe, with 98.8% of patients alive one year after being diagnosed.
A specific kind of skin cancer has trebled in Northern Ireland since the mid-1980s,... more
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Well, it sure does get dark up in Alaska, says politico.com, hastily assuring readers that this rootin' tootin' lady would not be so shallow as to buy this machine for vanity. Yet, it quickly adds, "tanning beds [have] cancer risks". Cancer . . . cancer . . . who does that remind us of? Step on down, John McCain, sufferer of recurrent skin cancer. Wait! I'm having a vision: "Hey John!" says Sarah, in that strangely southern accent she is increasingly adopting. "Why don't y'all come on over for some polar bear burgers tonight?" "Well, that sure sounds nice, Sarah," the poor innocent replies. In he walks over her threshold and bang! She bundles him up in the tanning bed, slams the machine's lid and cackles hysterically, baby on hip, spectacles not even slipping off her nose. And then she nukes the whole of Russia.
And within a week, the earth is nothing but a burning ball, floating in a dark abyss. But hey! At least our Sarah never had to suffer from seasonal affective disorder, right?
Well, it sure does get dark up in Alaska, says politico.com, hastily assuring readers... more
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