DoYouRemember.co.uk forums https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/ vBulletin Forums en Tue, 04 Aug 2026 03:13:53 GMT vBulletin 60 images/misc/rss.png DoYouRemember.co.uk forums https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/ RIP Jimmy Cricket https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/forum/culture/people/gone-but-not-forgotten/310546-rip-jimmy-cricket Mon, 03 Aug 2026 21:26:22 GMT Ladies and gentlemen, c'mere... (That just happens to be "Northern Irish" for Come Here, by the way)...

As I try to put a (Northern) Ireland accent on while I am writing this, I am very sorry to say that one of Northern Ireland's finest comedians and entertainers after Dennis Taylor, Eamonn Holmes and Gloria Hunniford, Jimmy Cricket has died at the age of 80. Cricket, whose act proved that one can be both funny and clean at the first time, was a huge favourite to many viewers on the television as well on the stage and holiday camps alike. Part of his act was to telephone his Mammy from a public phone box (remember them?) and send a verbal postcard to her. Cricket, born James Mulgrew, presumably took his stage name as a similarity of the name Jiminy Cricket from Pinocchio.

I think that Jimmy Cricket and his act was more relatable to an average comedy act from the 1950s or 1960s in a Max Wall, Billy Dainty or Tommy Trinder sort-of way, although Cricket certainly translated his act into a 1970s or 1980s audience. I certainly appreciated him when he was on television just like millions of other viewers would have. He always said that he had an Irish logic when it comes to being clean and funny at the same time, and it's a pity that alternative comedians and those around today are not influenced enough by this.

And there's more...

Jimmy Cricket was also well-known for his black bowler hat; a white (or was it a red?) carnation in his lapel buttonhole; wellington boots, transposed with the L for left and R for right on the wrong side; even I had a pair of jelly shoes back in the 1980s with which I did that to them, probably parodying the great man! He did a few shows for Central TV in the mid-1980s which were named after his catchphrases. A few have been added onto YouTube in recent years, and one can easily say that Mary Whitehouse would have even found them funny as there were no dirty humour to be found in them whatsoever. I managed to get an autographed picture of the man himself; I think that he was appearing in Kent or somewhere like that in the early 2000s.

The very last This is Your Life which was transmitted the evening before Eamonn Andrews' death on the morning of Guy Fawkes Night in November 1987 just happened to be about Jimmy Cricket; quite fitting as both Andrews and Cricket were both fellow Irishmen! My late father said that Andrews looked a little bit peaky in that evening's edition at the time, and no doubt that Cricket looked a lot more perky! I watched one of the episodes of And There's More... on YouTube, and I just happened to notice in one of the comedy sketches that the walls had the same wallpaper as the Rovers Return pub did in Coronation Street between 1986 and 2008! I am sure that Jimmy Cricket would have found that amusing!

Thank you for the laughs and the clean fun - and there's more tributes and memories. I just wish that there was more fun and laughter from the man himself.
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I suppose growing up in the 1980s that I am more familiar with his birdwatching and environmental programmes rather than the Goodies; the original comedy series mostly ran on the BBC in the 1970s and moved to London Weekend Television in the early 1980s. Out of the original three Goodies, Tim Brooke-Taylor died from coronavirus in 2020 and only Graeme Garden is still alive.

By the 1980s he seemed to be focused on his birdwatching programmes (he did support the Green Party, so I heard, but only because it matched what he was well-known for). He was making guest appearances on various TV programmes such as Lionel Blair's team on Give us a Clue (briefly seen for around two seconds in the Liza Goddard-era opening titles circa 1989), and also the birdwatching theme went quite well while guesting with Rod Hull and Emu on EMU-TV in 1989. He lent his voiceover to a Sun Pat chocolate spread advert in the late 1980s.

Oddie presented one or two ITV Schools programmes just like Alan Rothwell who we lost earlier on this year; for Granada, he presented Time For A Story, a programme for five to seven year olds; another schools programme where ironically enough I only saw when I was off school. He also stood in for Derek Jameson on his BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show in around the August Bank Holiday in 1987. Just like a lot of C-list celebrities in the 1980s, he made regular TV appearances, and no doubt that he sat on the TV-am sofa and was a guest on Wogan at some point as well.

In many ways, I think of Bill Oddie in a similar vein as Davids Attenborough and Bellamy; those who did programmes about botany and zoology. He had a sort-of squeaky voice, not like Emlyn Hughes or Joe Pasquale, but reminiscent of people such as Labour MP Robin Cook and others.

Ironically, what I didn't mention in the Ronnie le Drew thread was that I am certain that Bill Oddie made a guest appearance on Rainbow at some point. I am certain that he did so in the 1980s?
]]> Gone but not forgotten George 1978 https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/forum/culture/people/gone-but-not-forgotten/310515-rip-bill-oddie <link>https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/special/visitor-messages/310489-</link> <pubDate>Wed, 29 Jul 2026 19:34:53 GMT</pubDate> <description>BBC RADIO 2 FRIDAY MARCH 6TH 1998 06:00 Sarah Kennedy BBC Radio 2 logo BBC Radio 2 Fri 6th Mar 1998, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2 with the Dawn Patrol 6.15 Pause for Thought With Clare Carson.</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[BBC RADIO 2 FRIDAY MARCH 6TH 1998<br /> 06:00<br /> Sarah Kennedy<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Fri 6th Mar 1998, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2<br /> with the Dawn Patrol<br /> 6.15 Pause for Thought With Clare Carson.<br /> <br /> Contributors<br /> Unknown:<br /> Clare Carson.<br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 07:30<br /> Wake Up to Wogan<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Fri 6th Mar 1998, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2<br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 09:15<br /> Pause for Thought<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Fri 6th Mar 1998, 09:15 on BBC Radio 2<br /> With Rabbi Lionel Blue.<br /> <br /> Contributors<br /> Unknown:<br /> Lionel Blue.<br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 09:30<br /> Ken Bruce<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Fri 6th Mar 1998, 09:30 on BBC Radio 2<br /> With the Popmaster Quiz. 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Played by an amazing line-up. The home of great music, entertainment and documentaries<br /> <br /> Appears in<br /> Radio Times Issue 3864<br /> 28th February 1998<br /> About this data<br /> This data is drawn from the Radio Times magazine between 1923 and 2009. It shows what was scheduled to be broadcast, meaning it was subject to change and may not be accurate. 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The advert showed a chid inside a very small round U.F.O, comically small. I seem to recall him in his garden, maybe his front garden as I remember a gate. The top had a see-through dome and you could see the kid inside it. I don't think it hovered, just moved along, so maybe the kid was shuffling the tiny vehicle along.

But there are patchy memories that it might have taken off after eating the sweet or product in question. Probably using strings to lift it, as this was no hi-tech advert.

The reason the advert stuck out to me is that I wanted the UFO. It had all controls in it and maybe blinking lights. Little peddle cars were quite a seller then. I believed I would be able to fly in it.

Thanks.]]> Adverts Creamy121 https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/forum/tv-movies/adverts/310480-u-k-kid-in-a-tiny-ufo-advert-1979-80-s <![CDATA[RIP Ronnie le Drew (Zippy's puppeteer on Rainbow)]]> https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/forum/culture/people/gone-but-not-forgotten/310450-rip-ronnie-le-drew-zippy-s-puppeteer-on-rainbow Mon, 27 Jul 2026 19:14:16 GMT I feel sorry for puppeteers when the puppet that they happen to be working with often gets more prominence on TV shows rather than they do (David Claridge who graduated from Mooncat to Roland Rat is a fine example of this), not to mention having to crouch down behind a desk so that they cannot be... I feel sorry for puppeteers when the puppet that they happen to be working with often gets more prominence on TV shows rather than they do (David Claridge who graduated from Mooncat to Roland Rat is a fine example of this), not to mention having to crouch down behind a desk so that they cannot be seen; but then again, by doing that, one tries not to spoil the illusion that the puppet they are working with is a real person or organism rather than a puppet (even if the mentions of: "Puppeteer" in the closing credits of the relevant children's TV show ruins the magical illusions to the younger viewer). No doubt that that puppeteers are almost like the viewers who watch their shows; except that they are heard and not seen. At least they can still be Equity members, the puppets as well hopefully. The thought of the puppeteer having their hands and fingers up somewhere unimaginable (which is the main explanation why they don't have legs) is something which we hardly ever concentrate on for a number of realistic reasons. I do believe that he was ambidextrious and operated both Zippy and George at the same time.

I always used to confuse Ronnie le Drew's name, (Zippy's puppeteer on Rainbow who has died aged 78, although one source says 79) with Danny la Rue because of their similarities in their names, and not because they are both (the puppets obviously) were a little bit camp. I also used to confuse le Drew with Roy Skelton who did Zippy and George's voice, and one obituary that I read prior to reading this one assumed that le Drew also did the Zip's voice; that might be the case but I always assumed that Skelton did that job, especially during the first half of the 1980s which was my "neck of the woods" age-wise. Skelton did Doctor Who's Daleks and le Drew didn't because Zippy and the Daleks sounded almost the same. Anyone asking why they never saw Zippy or George's legs on Rainbow, such as Children's ITV presenter Debbie Shore, (later Flint of the QVC Shopping Channel) was asked this question back in 1988 just after a Friday repeat of Rainbow, and not long after they had abandoned the monthly continuity presenter format idea, and Shore didn't know, but someone wrote to Rainbow Comic (a publication that I used to get between 1988 and 1993, fortnightly a la Private Eye and then weekly, and I was around twice the age of an average reader at the time), and asked the same question, whereas their response was that they were both shy (or that they had previously done modelling for Pretty Polly or Aristoc).

Zippy was Ronnie le Drew's bread and butter at the time; when Thames lost their franchise in 1992, le Drew was a victim of this due to Rainbow being axed (never mind the Recession going on back then); he was closer to travelling to his local Job Centre rather than the TV studios for work when the "pass the parcel" approach of biking or axing former Thames programmes in 1992 became more than apparent after the franchise loss. Even Granada got Sooty, and Anglia got the Cosgrove Hall animations courtesy of United News and Media. However, Tetra Films for HTV Wales managed to a couple of new series of Rainbow in the mid-1990s, and one assumes that le Drew was involved once again. At least he wasn't demoted to driving a taxi or stacking Winalot on shelves in Sainsbury's as an alternative to the DWP like his colleague Geoffrey Hayes had to resort to. I mentioned in Hayes' obituary in 2018 about my "deliberate school refusal, opting out of Art and PE lessons" affording me to see the Rainbow Show at the Nottingham Theatre Royal that afternoon at 2.00 pm GMT on Tuesday 21st November 1989; and I believe that although le Drew participated in the show, we didn't really see him for obvious reasons; a pity that I didn't book to see the second one a couple of years later. I believed that he also was "behind or underneath" Zippy in the Thames Christmas tape edition that was first shown on TV Offal in 1997.

A few Christmases ago, I received a copy of Zippy and Me, a sub-autobiographical book about why le Drew just happened to have his hands stuck up a cloth extension to a Liberal Democrat-coloured rugby ball / lemon sort of thing with teeth (because zips have teeth), and eyes that never even blinked or winked. It has been lying dormant on my bookcase just a few inches from where I am writing this, and I might finally get to have a read of it later on as a tribute. I also recommend that Rainbow book which was out in around 2002 and was written by Tim Randall (he is not to be confused with my former Gedling MP Tom Randall). Any Rainbow fan should have a copy of le Drew's book on their bookcase. Thank you Ronnie le Drew for bringing Zippy and George to life!

(By the way, off-topic I know, but I was sorry to hear about the demise of Bill Oddie as well - he did quite a few children's TV and schools programmes back then - now Graeme Garden is the sole-surviving Goodie).]]> Gone but not forgotten George 1978 https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/forum/culture/people/gone-but-not-forgotten/310450-rip-ronnie-le-drew-zippy-s-puppeteer-on-rainbow <link>https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/special/visitor-messages/310447-</link> <pubDate>Mon, 27 Jul 2026 09:02:38 GMT</pubDate> <description>Best HR academy in Kochi Best HR Academy in Kochi: Launch Your HR Career with Cerebrox HR Introduction The demand for skilled Human Resource professionals is growing rapidly as organizations recognize the importance of effective workforce management. 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Nhưng sau vài lần chạy xe ḷng ṿng t́m chỗ đỗ, tôi mới nhận ra một chuyện rất thực tế: t́m cửa hàng...]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<b>T́m cửa hàng phụ kiện ô tô dễ đậu xe là lợi thế không ngờ tới</b><br /> <br /> <b><i>Có những lần đi mua phụ kiện ô tô, tôi cứ nghĩ điều quan trọng nhất là sản phẩm có đúng nhu cầu hay không, giá có hợp lư hay không, nhân viên có tư vấn ổn hay không. Nhưng sau vài lần chạy xe ḷng ṿng t́m chỗ đỗ, tôi mới nhận ra một chuyện rất thực tế: t́m cửa hàng phụ kiện ô tô dễ đậu xe là lợi thế không ngờ tới. Nghe th́ nhỏ, nhưng khi bạn thật sự ngồi sau vô lăng trong giờ cao điểm, chờ một chỗ dừng xe ngay trước cửa hàng, bạn sẽ thấy sự thoải mái này đáng giá đến mức nào.</i></b><br /> <br /> <b><i>Xem thêm: <a href="https://allmylinks.com/akautosaigon" target="_blank">AKauto: Trung tâm chăm sóc, độ xe và phụ kiện ô tô cao cấp</a></i></b><br /> <br /> <b>V́ sao chuyện đậu xe lại ảnh hưởng nhiều đến trải nghiệm mua phụ kiện ô tô</b><br /> <br /> Lần đầu tôi ghé một shop phụ kiện ô tô nằm trên mặt đường khá đông. Cửa hàng nh́n rất ổn, hàng hóa trưng bày gọn, biển hiệu dễ thấy, nhưng đến nơi th́ tôi phải mất gần mười phút chỉ để t́m một chỗ đỗ xe tạm. Xe phía sau bóp c̣i, xe máy lách sát, tôi vừa căng thẳng vừa sốt ruột. Khi bước xuống xe, cảm giác mua sắm gần như đă bị giảm đi một nửa.<br /> <br /> Từ trải nghiệm đó, tôi mới hiểu rằng một cửa hàng <b><a href="https://akautocenter.pixnet.net/blog/posts/16185544907" target="_blank">phụ kiện xe hơi</a></b> dễ đậu xe không chỉ giúp tiết kiệm thời gian. Nó c̣n giúp bạn bắt đầu chuyến mua sắm với tâm thế thoải mái hơn. Bạn không phải lo gửi xe xa, không phải vừa đi vừa nh́n quanh xem có ai nhắc nhở không, cũng không phải bối rối khi xe của ḿnh là SUV, bán tải hay sedan dài. Chỉ cần đỗ xe gọn gàng, bước vào cửa hàng là bạn đă có một trải nghiệm khác hẳn.<br /> <br /> Với những ai thường xuyên ghé mua camera hành tŕnh, màn h́nh Android, thảm sàn, cảm biến áp suất lốp hay các món đồ chơi xe hơi khác, chuyện đỗ xe thuận tiện c̣n quan trọng hơn nữa. V́ nhiều khi bạn không chỉ đến xem hàng. Bạn cần kiểm tra sản phẩm, hỏi kỹ tư vấn, có khi lắp đặt luôn tại chỗ. Nếu băi đỗ chật, lối vào hẹp, quay đầu khó th́ mọi thứ đều trở nên nặng nề hơn.<br /> <br /> <b>Cửa hàng phụ kiện ô tô dễ đậu xe mang lại cảm giác ǵ</b><br /> <br /> <b>Tiết kiệm thời gian ngay từ lúc đến nơi</b><br /> <br /> Điều đầu tiên tôi cảm nhận rơ nhất là tiết kiệm thời gian. Có những cửa hàng nh́n rất gần trên bản đồ, nhưng khi lái tới mới biết phải ṿng thêm một đoạn để t́m băi giữ xe. Nếu cửa hàng có chỗ đậu xe riêng hoặc khu vực để xe rộng răi, bạn gần như bỏ qua được bước loay hoay không cần thiết đó.<br /> <br /> <img data-align="none" data-size="full" border="0" src="https://i.imgur.com/MgDa1Ev.jpeg" alt="" data-fullsize-url="https://i.imgur.com/MgDa1Ev.jpeg" data-thumb-url="https://i.imgur.com/MgDa1Ev.jpeg" data-title="Click on the image to see the original version" data-caption="" class="bbcode-attachment thumbnail js-lightbox bbcode-attachment--lightbox" /><br /> <br /> Với người bận rộn, vài phút tưởng nhỏ nhưng lại rất đáng giá. Một buổi trưa tranh thủ ghé mua bọc vô lăng, một chiều cuối tuần đi xem thảm lót sàn, hay một lần cần lắp nhanh camera 360 trước chuyến đi xa, th́ việc đậu xe thuận tiện làm cho toàn bộ quá tŕnh diễn ra nhẹ nhàng hơn rất nhiều.<br /> <br /> <b>Tăng cảm giác an tâm khi mang xe đi mua sắm</b><br /> <br /> Xe ô tô là tài sản có giá trị, nên ai cũng muốn dừng đỗ ở nơi an toàn. Khi cửa hàng có băi đỗ rộng, lối vào rơ ràng, xe được để ổn định và không phải chen chúc sát các phương tiện khác, bạn sẽ thấy yên tâm hơn hẳn. Cảm giác này rất khó đo bằng con số, nhưng lại ảnh hưởng mạnh đến quyết định quay lại của khách hàng.<br /> <br /> Tôi từng ghé một nơi mà nhân viên rất nhiệt t́nh, hàng hóa cũng khá đa dạng, nhưng chỗ để xe quá chật. Đến lúc phải lùi xe ra, tôi gần như phải nhờ người hỗ trợ. Dù mua được món ḿnh cần, tôi vẫn không có ấn tượng tốt bằng một cửa hàng khác có mặt bằng thoáng, dễ vào dễ ra, xe nào cũng xoay trở được dễ dàng.<br /> <br /> <b>Tạo thiện cảm ngay trước khi xem sản phẩm</b><br /> <br /> Ấn tượng đầu tiên không chỉ nằm ở mặt tiền cửa hàng hay cách trưng bày sản phẩm. Nhiều khi nó bắt đầu từ chính việc bạn đậu xe có thuận lợi hay không. Một nơi có bố trí hợp lư, có chỗ quay đầu, có lối xe ra vào rơ ràng sẽ khiến khách cảm thấy cửa hàng này làm việc chuyên nghiệp và hiểu nhu cầu thực tế.<br /> <br /> Điều đó đặc biệt đúng trong ngành <b><a href="https://afamily.vn/he-sinh-thai-phu-kien-o-to-an-toan-va-dich-vu-akauto-home-service-khi-thoi-gian-cua-chu-xe-quy-hon-vang-20251103113945486.chn" target="_blank">phụ kiện ô tô</a></b>. Khách hàng thường muốn vừa xem vừa so sánh, có khi cần mở cốp, đo kích thước, kiểm tra lắp thử trên xe. Nếu mặt bằng đủ thoáng, mọi thao tác đều tự nhiên hơn. Người mua cũng thoải mái hỏi thêm về độ đèn, dán phim, bọc ghế hay nâng cấp màn h́nh mà không phải vội vàng v́ lo cản trở giao thông bên ngoài.<br /> <br /> <b>Khi đi chọn phụ kiện, tôi thường ưu tiên cửa hàng như thế nào</b><br /> <br /> <b>Có băi đỗ rộng hoặc chỗ dừng xe rơ ràng</b><br /> <br /> Sau vài lần trải nghiệm, tôi bắt đầu để ư rất kỹ yếu tố này trước khi ghé. Một cửa hàng phụ kiện ô tô dễ đậu xe thường có một trong những dấu hiệu rất rơ: có băi đỗ riêng, có mặt bằng phía trước đủ rộng, hoặc ít nhất là có khu vực dừng tạm an toàn để khách xuống xe.<br /> <br /> Với xe sedan th́ c̣n đỡ, nhưng nếu bạn đi SUV, bán tải hoặc xe gầm cao, việc vào ra một mặt bằng chật hẹp có thể khá mệt. Chỉ cần một lối vào thoáng, không bị chắn, là khách đă thấy dễ chịu hơn nhiều. Đây cũng là lư do tôi thường ưu tiên những nơi có khoảng sân trước rộng hoặc nằm ở khu vực đường ít ùn tắc.<br /> <br /> <b>Nhân viên có hỗ trợ sắp xếp xe và đón khách</b><br /> <br /> Một điểm tôi đánh giá cao là thái độ hỗ trợ ngay từ khâu gửi xe. Có những cửa hàng không cần quá lớn, nhưng nhân viên lại rất tinh ư. Họ hướng dẫn khách dừng ở đâu, xoay xe thế nào, chỗ nào an toàn để mở cửa. Chỉ một chi tiết nhỏ như vậy thôi cũng làm trải nghiệm mua hàng tốt lên rất nhiều.<br /> <br /> Ngành phụ kiện ô tô vốn có nhiều sản phẩm cần tư vấn kỹ. Ví dụ một bộ lót sàn có vừa form xe hay không, camera hành tŕnh nên chọn góc quay nào, cảm biến áp suất lốp có cần hiển thị riêng hay không. Khi khách bước vào cửa hàng với tâm trạng thoải mái v́ chuyện đậu xe đă được hỗ trợ tốt, cuộc tṛ chuyện về sản phẩm cũng tự nhiên và hiệu quả hơn.<br /> <br /> <b>Không gian đủ thoáng để kiểm tra và lắp đặt</b><br /> <br /> Tôi thích những cửa hàng vừa có chỗ đậu xe, vừa có không gian để khách quan sát xe của ḿnh trong lúc nhân viên thao tác. Bởi lẽ rất nhiều món phụ kiện ô tô không chỉ mua rồi mang về. Chúng cần được lắp đặt, căn chỉnh hoặc thử trực tiếp trên xe.<br /> <br /> <img data-align="none" data-size="full" border="0" src="https://i.imgur.com/6dRm9au.jpeg" alt="" data-fullsize-url="https://i.imgur.com/6dRm9au.jpeg" data-thumb-url="https://i.imgur.com/6dRm9au.jpeg" data-title="Click on the image to see the original version" data-caption="" class="bbcode-attachment thumbnail js-lightbox bbcode-attachment--lightbox" /><br /> <br /> Một cửa hàng thoáng, có khu vực thao tác rơ ràng sẽ giúp bạn dễ nh́n thấy chất lượng làm việc. Từ cách lắp camera 360, đi dây màn h́nh Android, test đèn, kiểm tra độ khít của bọc ghế đến việc đặt thảm sàn đúng form, tất cả đều cần sự chỉn chu. Khi không gian đủ rộng, mọi thứ trông chuyên nghiệp hơn và khách cũng dễ tin tưởng hơn.<br /> <br /> <b>Có vị trí tiện đường, dễ ghé nhanh</b><br /> <br /> Không phải lúc nào tôi cũng có thời gian dành cả buổi để đi mua phụ kiện. Có những lần chỉ cần ghé nhanh lấy bộ bọc vô lăng, lọ nước rửa kính, hay đặt mua một vài món đồ chăm sóc xe. Khi đó, cửa hàng tiện đường và dễ đậu xe trở thành ưu tiên hàng đầu.<br /> <br /> Tôi thường để ư những nơi nằm gần trục đường chính nhưng không quá đông, hoặc nằm ở khu vực có thể ghé vào rồi rời đi nhanh chóng. Sự tiện lợi này giúp người dùng xe cảm thấy việc mua sắm phụ kiện không c̣n là một việc phiền phức, mà là một điểm dừng rất tự nhiên trong lịch tŕnh hàng ngày.<br /> <br /> <b>Một cửa hàng tốt không chỉ bán hàng, mà c̣n bán sự thoải mái</b><br /> <br /> Sau nhiều lần đi mua sắm, tôi thấy rơ một điều: người mua phụ kiện ô tô ngày nay không chỉ quan tâm đến sản phẩm. Họ quan tâm cả trải nghiệm. Từ lúc lái xe tới, dừng đỗ, bước vào cửa hàng, được tư vấn, xem sản phẩm, lắp đặt và ra về, tất cả đều là một hành tŕnh.<br /> <br /> V́ vậy, t́m cửa hàng phụ kiện ô tô dễ đậu xe là lợi thế không ngờ tới, không phải v́ chuyện đỗ xe quan trọng hơn chất lượng sản phẩm, mà v́ nó làm cho mọi thứ xung quanh trở nên dễ chịu hơn. Một cửa hàng có chỗ đậu thuận tiện thường cho tôi cảm giác tôn trọng khách hàng hơn, hiểu thực tế sử dụng hơn và làm việc bài bản hơn.<br /> <br /> Nếu phải chọn giữa hai nơi cùng bán những món phụ kiện xe hơi tương tự nhau, tôi chắc chắn sẽ nghiêng về nơi có băi đỗ rộng, lối vào thoáng, dễ quay đầu và không khiến ḿnh mất thời gian ngay từ phút đầu tiên. Bởi cuối cùng, mua phụ kiện ô tô không chỉ là chuyện mua một món đồ, mà c̣n là mua sự tiện lợi, sự thoải mái và cảm giác an tâm khi chăm chút cho chiếc xe của ḿnh.<br /> <br /> <b>Xem thêm:</b><br /> <b>So sánh phụ kiện <a href="https://forum.euro-pvp.com/user/568516-drivehorizon/" target="_blank">đồ chơi ô tô</a> giữa mua online và tại cửa hàng<br /> Đánh giá địa chỉ mua <a href="https://excel.engalere.com/question/26881-danh-gia-dia-chi-mua-do-choi-xe-hoi-uy-tin-nhat-tai-tphcm" target="_blank">phụ kiện đồ chơi xe hơi</a> uy tín nhất tại TPHCM</b>]]></content:encoded> <category domain="https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/special/visitor-messages">Visitor Messages</category> <dc:creator>wheelzonepro</dc:creator> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/special/visitor-messages/310446-</guid> </item> <item> <title>Can you help me find this movie? https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/forum/tv-movies/movies/310430-can-you-help-me-find-this-movie Sat, 25 Jul 2026 13:10:18 GMT
I’m a late 80’s UK baby but watched lots of older things like worzel gummige and Andy pandy(black and white) so the show could be older. I remember thinking it was old when I watched it in very early 90’s.

It was definitely live action pretty sure it was a made for tv movie. I had it on VHS and it was recorded from tv.

It was about a young boy(pretty sure he time travelled) who ends up being a wizard/sorcerer’s assistant/apprentice in a castle tower. The wizard was your stereotypical long white beard,tall hat and velvet robes(dumbledore/disney Merlin style)
Pretty sure he was trapped in the castle.
The main thing that I remember about it was that there was a huge fire breathing mechanical/metal robot dragon. You could see the rivets and stuff. I think it was on like wood and was rolled out of that makes sense. The rest of it seemed quite medieval.

I was sure it was called the magicians apprentice but I’ve never been able to find it.
It’s driven me mad for YEARS!

Ive already ruled out
Puddle lane
Through the Dragons eye
Dragon slayer
monster maker
Knightmare
Into the labyrinth
Time bandits]]> Movies Cherrybebop https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/forum/tv-movies/movies/310430-can-you-help-me-find-this-movie <link>https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/special/visitor-messages/310401-</link> <pubDate>Wed, 22 Jul 2026 10:04:54 GMT</pubDate> <description><![CDATA[Vivez Un Moment Complice Grâce À Un Coloriage Créatif En Famille Quand chacun reste absorbé par son écran, une feuille posée sur la table peut changer l’ambiance. Avec ColoriageStudio (https://ooakforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=37365), vous choisissez une scène, ouvrez la boîte de crayons et laissez les idées...]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<b><b>Vivez Un Moment Complice Grâce À Un Coloriage Créatif En Famille</b></b><br /> <br /> <br /> <b>Quand chacun reste absorbé par son écran, une feuille posée sur la table peut changer l’ambiance. Avec <a href="https://ooakforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=37365" target="_blank">ColoriageStudio</a>, vous choisissez une scène, ouvrez la boîte de crayons et laissez les idées circuler. Les enfants commencent; les adultes observent, proposent une nuance, puis participent. Peu à peu, la conversation revient. Votre famille crée alors librement, sans pression ni résultat parfait à atteindre.</b><br /> <br /> <b>1. Choisir Une Page Qui Donne Envie De Créer Ensemble</b><br /> <br /> Un bon modèle doit attirer les plus jeunes sans ennuyer les adultes. Avant d’imprimer, regardez la taille des formes, la densité du décor et l’espace autour du sujet principal. Une page équilibrée évite l’ennui devant un dessin trop pauvre comme le découragement face à des détails minuscules.<br /> <br /> <b>1.1 Trouver Un Sujet Qui Parle À Plusieurs Générations</b><br /> <br /> Les animaux, les jardins, les maisons, les véhicules ou les paysages fonctionnent bien, car chacun peut y reconnaître quelque chose. Votre enfant s’occupe du personnage central pendant que vous complétez le ciel ou l’arrière-plan. Un coloriage à télécharger au format A4 facilite la préparation, surtout si vous imprimez deux versions du même thème.<br /> <br /> Ne choisissez pas automatiquement la page la plus spectaculaire. Une scène aérée stimule parfois davantage l’imagination. Quelques éléments suffisent pour lancer une discussion: où mène ce chemin, qui habite cette maison, que pourrait-on ajouter près du lac?<br /> <br /> <b>1.2 Garder Des Espaces Libres Pour Les Idées Personnelles</b><br /> <br /> Les zones blanches deviennent des invitations. Votre enfant peut dessiner une balle près d’un chien, inventer une cabane ou ajouter une lune au-dessus d’un toit. Vous pouvez prolonger une rivière, créer une bordure de fleurs ou imaginer un second personnage.<br /> <br /> Personne n’est obligé de suivre exactement le modèle. Une porte apparaît, un arbre devient gigantesque, un nuage prend la forme d’un animal. Votre création gagne alors une histoire qui n’appartient qu’à vous.<br /> <br /> <img data-align="none" data-size="full" border="0" src="https://uploadcoloringpages.store/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Tortue-marchant-pres-dune-plante-dans-la-maison.png" alt="" data-fullsize-url="https://uploadcoloringpages.store/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Tortue-marchant-pres-dune-plante-dans-la-maison.png" data-thumb-url="https://uploadcoloringpages.store/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Tortue-marchant-pres-dune-plante-dans-la-maison.png" data-title="Click on the image to see the original version" data-caption="" class="bbcode-attachment thumbnail js-lightbox bbcode-attachment--lightbox" /><br /> <br /> <i>Tortue marchant près d’une plante dans une maison paisible</i><br /> <br /> <b>2. Explorer Une Collection Pensée Pour Les Créations Partagées</b><br /> <br /> Une collection claire aide votre famille à choisir sans perdre l’envie de commencer. Préparez quelques modèles contrastés plutôt qu’une pile entière. Un <b><a href="https://www.pinterest.com/coloriagestudio/" target="_blank">coloriage gratuit</a></b> permet de varier les thèmes, puis de retenir la page adaptée à l’énergie du moment. Certains préféreront une scène simple; d’autres, un décor plus riche.<br /> <br /> <b>2.1 Comparer Les Formes Les Thèmes Et Les Niveaux</b><br /> <br /> Examinez d’abord les contours. Un coloriage dessin composé de grandes surfaces convient mieux aux petites mains, car il autorise un geste ample. À l’inverse, un coloriage pdf plus dense peut intéresser un adulte ou un enfant patient.<br /> <br /> Pour garder une séance fluide, limitez votre sélection:<ul><li>une scène animalière aux contours larges pour commencer facilement;</li> <li>un décor ouvert que chacun peut prolonger à sa manière;</li> <li>une composition panoramique à partager;</li> <li>une page détaillée pour ceux qui aiment prendre leur temps.</li> </ul>Trop de choix ralentissent le départ. Lorsque plusieurs feuilles couvrent la table, chacun hésite et compare. Mieux vaut retenir quelques options, ranger le reste et commencer pendant que la curiosité demeure vive.<br /> <br /> <b>2.2 Imaginer Une Maison Qui Raconte Votre Quotidien</b><br /> <br /> Une famille avait choisi une maison aux fenêtres vides. La plus jeune y dessina son chat. Son frère ajouta une étagère, leur mère inventa une cuisine et le père plaça un vélo devant la porte.<br /> <br /> Chacun travaillait sur une partie différente, mais les idées se répondaient. Une plante apparut près d’une fenêtre, puis un panier sous l’escalier. À la fin, la maison ne ressemblait plus au modèle imprimé. Elle était devenue un portrait discret de leur quotidien.<br /> <br /> <b>3. Répartir Les Zones Sans Transformer Le Jeu En Exercice</b><br /> <br /> Partager une feuille ne signifie pas distribuer des tâches fixes. Proposez des rôles souples: une personne commence le personnage, une autre choisit le ciel, une troisième ajoute les petits objets. Chacun peut ensuite changer de zone ou observer avant d’intervenir.<br /> <br /> Un coloriage gratuit à imprimer devient plus vivant lorsque les gestes restent visibles. Ne cherchez pas à uniformiser les nuances. Une partie peut être précise, une autre composée de traits plus larges. Ces différences montrent que plusieurs sensibilités ont construit la scène et gardent la trace de chaque participant.<br /> <br /> <b>4. Faire Circuler Les Crayons Et Les Idées Autour De La Table</b><br /> <br /> Placez le matériel au centre afin que personne ne garde toutes les nuances. Un crayon passe de main en main, quelqu’un demande un avis, puis un autre poursuit une fenêtre laissée vide. Vous créez ainsi une conversation faite de gestes et de remarques spontanées.<br /> <br /> Vous pouvez aussi limiter la palette. Trois ou quatre teintes encouragent des associations nouvelles. Le résultat sera peut-être moins réaliste, mais plus personnel. Rien n’interdit un toit vert, une rivière violette ou un chien couvert de motifs. L’essentiel est de voir comment votre famille imagine le monde ensemble.<br /> <br /> <img data-align="none" data-size="full" border="0" src="https://uploadcoloringpages.store/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Poisson-dans-un-aquarium-avec-plantes-et-galets.png" alt="" data-fullsize-url="https://uploadcoloringpages.store/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Poisson-dans-un-aquarium-avec-plantes-et-galets.png" data-thumb-url="https://uploadcoloringpages.store/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Poisson-dans-un-aquarium-avec-plantes-et-galets.png" data-title="Click on the image to see the original version" data-caption="" class="bbcode-attachment thumbnail js-lightbox bbcode-attachment--lightbox" /><br /> <br /> <i>Poisson nageant dans un aquarium avec plantes et galets</i><br /> <br /> <b>5. Réunir Plusieurs Pages Dans Une Grande Composition Collective</b><br /> <br /> Tout le monde n’aime pas travailler sur la même feuille. Donnez alors à chacun son espace tout en choisissant un univers commun: forêt, village, ville imaginaire ou fond marin.<br /> <br /> Posez ensuite les dessins côte à côte. Une rivière peut traverser deux feuilles, une rangée d’arbres relier les paysages, un chemin passer d’une maison à l’autre. Cette méthode fonctionne aussi en classe. Chaque enfant conserve son style, tandis que l’ensemble devient une fresque cohérente où chaque contribution possède sa place.<br /> <br /> <b>6. Conserver La Création Comme Un Souvenir Familial Durable</b><br /> <br /> Ne rangez pas aussitôt votre œuvre. Suspendez-la avec deux pinces, glissez-la dans une pochette ou utilisez-la comme couverture d’album. La mention <b><a href="https://www.facebook.com/coloriagestudio/" target="_blank">Feuille de coloriage gratuite à imprimer sur ColoriageStudio</a></b> peut servir de repère pour retrouver une nouvelle activité familiale.<br /> <br /> Notez au dos les prénoms, le thème choisi ou une phrase entendue pendant la séance. Plus tard, vous reconnaîtrez les détails qui avaient fait rire tout le monde. Une nouvelle page prolongera la collection sans répéter la même expérience. Chaque création gardera la trace d’un moment réellement partagé.]]></content:encoded> <category domain="https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/special/visitor-messages">Visitor Messages</category> <dc:creator>islakelley</dc:creator> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/special/visitor-messages/310401-</guid> </item> <item> <title /> <link>https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/special/visitor-messages/310393-</link> <pubDate>Tue, 21 Jul 2026 20:52:43 GMT</pubDate> <description><![CDATA[BBC RADIO 1 MONDAY FEBRUARY 16TH 1998 06:30 Kevin Greening and Zoe Ball BBC Radio 1 logo BBC Radio 1 Mon 16th Feb 1998, 06:30 on BBC Radio 1 England The breakfast team surge into a new week where they'll be playing headline .makers - take part by calling free on [number removed] or fax...]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[BBC RADIO 1 MONDAY FEBRUARY 16TH 1998<br /> 06:30<br /> Kevin Greening and Zoe Ball<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 1 logo<br /> BBC Radio 1<br /> Mon 16th Feb 1998, 06:30 on BBC Radio 1 England<br /> The breakfast team surge into a new week where they'll be playing headline .makers - take part by calling free on [number removed] or fax [number removed].<br /> <br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 09:00<br /> Simon Mayo<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 1 logo<br /> BBC Radio 1<br /> Mon 16th Feb 1998, 09:00 on BBC Radio 1 England<br /> Radio l's Greatest Hits and another huge CD back catalogue up for grabs.<br /> <br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 12:00<br /> Jo Whiley<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 1 logo<br /> BBC Radio 1<br /> Mon 16th Feb 1998, 12:00 on BBC Radio 1 England<br /> The reigning queen of lunchtime gets into position for two hours of the very best in new music.<br /> <br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 14:00<br /> Mark Radcliffe<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 1 logo<br /> BBC Radio 1<br /> Mon 16th Feb 1998, 14:00 on BBC Radio 1 England<br /> Top flight showbiz entertainment and new music type gubbins from Mark and Lard.<br /> <br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 16:00<br /> Dave Pearce<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 1 logo<br /> BBC Radio 1<br /> Mon 16th Feb 1998, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England<br /> Counting through today's Most Wanted chart and dance sounds firing up in the Mix at Six.<br /> <br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 18:30<br /> Steve Lamacq - the Evening Session<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 1 logo<br /> BBC Radio 1<br /> Mon 16th Feb 1998, 18:30 on BBC Radio 1 England<br /> The latest new music and debut plays for previously i unheard-of bands destined to be household names.<br /> <br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 20:30<br /> Trade Update<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 1 logo<br /> BBC Radio 1<br /> Mon 16th Feb 1998, 20:30 on BBC Radio 1 England<br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 20:40<br /> Andy Kershaw<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 1 logo<br /> BBC Radio 1<br /> Mon 16th Feb 1998, 20:40 on BBC Radio 1 England<br /> The global music show features the Harlem Gospel Singers.<br /> <br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 22:30<br /> Mary Anne Hobbs<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 1 logo<br /> BBC Radio 1<br /> Mon 16th Feb 1998, 22:30 on BBC Radio 1 England<br /> Continuing the best new music. '<br /> <br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 01:00<br /> Clive Warren<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 1 logo<br /> BBC Radio 1<br /> Tue 17th Feb 1998, 01:00 on BBC Radio 1 England<br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 04:00<br /> Chris Moyles<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 1 logo<br /> BBC Radio 1<br /> Tue 17th Feb 1998, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England<br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> BBC Radio 1 England<br /> <br /> <br /> About BBC Radio 1<br /> BBC Radio 1 is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 30th September 1967.<br /> <br /> Appears in<br /> Radio Times Issue 3862<br /> 14th February 1998<br /> About this data<br /> This data is drawn from the Radio Times magazine between 1923 and 2009. It shows what was scheduled to be broadcast, meaning it was subject to change and may not be accurate. More<br /> <br /> BBC Programme Index<br /> <br /> Home<br /> Channels<br /> Radio Times Issues<br /> About BBC Programme Index<br /> The Genome Project<br /> Radio Times Style Guide<br /> FAQs<br /> Contact Us<br /> BBC Archive<br /> bbc.co.uk/archive<br /> ]]></content:encoded> <category domain="https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/special/visitor-messages">Visitor Messages</category> <dc:creator>darren</dc:creator> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/special/visitor-messages/310393-</guid> </item> <item> <title /> <link>https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/special/visitor-messages/310382-</link> <pubDate>Mon, 20 Jul 2026 20:52:19 GMT</pubDate> <description>bbc radio 2 wednesday february 11th 1998 ogramme Index Discover 11,906,654 listings and 353,576 playable programmes from the BBC What are you looking for? Search Clear All BBC Radio 2 1998 February</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[bbc radio 2 wednesday february 11th 1998<br /> ogramme Index<br /> Discover 11,906,654 listings and 353,576 playable programmes from the BBC<br /> <br /> What are you looking for?<br /> Search<br /> Clear All<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> 1998<br /> February<br /> Mon<br /> 9<br /> Tue<br /> 10<br /> Wed<br /> 11<br /> Thu<br /> 12<br /> Fri<br /> 13<br /> 06:00<br /> Sarah Kennedy<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Wed 11th Feb 1998, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2<br /> with the Dawn Patrol<br /> <br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 06:15<br /> Pause for Thought<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Wed 11th Feb 1998, 06:15 on BBC Radio 2<br /> With Rabbi Jonathan Romain.<br /> <br /> Contributors<br /> Unknown:<br /> Jonathan Romain.<br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 07:30<br /> Wake Up to Wogan<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Wed 11th Feb 1998, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2<br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 09:15<br /> Pause for Thought<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Wed 11th Feb 1998, 09:15 on BBC Radio 2<br /> With the Rev Ruth Scott.<br /> <br /> Contributors<br /> Unknown:<br /> Ruth Scott.<br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 09:30<br /> Alex Lester<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Wed 11th Feb 1998, 09:30 on BBC Radio 2<br /> with the Pick of the Hits<br /> <br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 11:30<br /> Jimmy Young<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Wed 11th Feb 1998, 11:30 on BBC Radio 2<br /> Talking to the people who make the news.<br /> PHONE: the Comment Line on [number removed]. Lines open from<br /> 11.30am to 1.15pm. The Question Line on [number removed] is open 24 hours a day<br /> <br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 13:30<br /> Debbie Thrower<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Wed 11th Feb 1998, 13:30 on BBC Radio 2<br /> Early-afternoon entertainment.<br /> <br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 15:00<br /> Ed Stewart<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Wed 11th Feb 1998, 15:00 on BBC Radio 2<br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 17:05<br /> Johnnie Walker<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Wed 11th Feb 1998, 17:05 on BBC Radio 2<br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 19:00<br /> Nick Barraclough<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Wed 11th Feb 1998, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2<br /> with New Country<br /> <br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 20:00<br /> Ralph McTell<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Wed 11th Feb 1998, 20:00 on BBC Radio 2<br /> The latest releases in roots. folk and acoustic music. The studio guest is American singer/composer Tim Rose.<br /> <br /> Contributors<br /> Unknown:<br /> Tim Rose.<br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 21:00<br /> Ironic Maidens<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Wed 11th Feb 1998, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2<br /> Susan Jeffreys presents the last in a six-part series featuring ironic and humorous songs by women singers and singer/songwriters.<br /> Getting to the End of It All<br /> Including songs by Cleo Laine. Eartha Kitt and Janis Joplin. Producer Francesca Plowright<br /> <br /> Contributors<br /> Unknown:<br /> Susan Jeffreys<br /> Songs By:<br /> Cleo Laine.<br /> Songs By:<br /> Eartha Kitt<br /> Songs By:<br /> Janis Joplin.<br /> Producer:<br /> Francesca Plowright<br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 21:30<br /> The Cruel Sea<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Wed 11th Feb 1998, 21:30 on BBC Radio 2<br /> Sir Donald Sinden narrates a six-part adaptation of Nicholas Monsarrat 's book.<br /> 6: The Final Cruelty<br /> Ericson and Lockhart join their new ship Saltash, still mourning their lost comrades on Compass Rose. The war is ending, but tragedy awaits them.<br /> Adapted by Joe Dunlop.<br /> Producer/Director Jonathan Ruffle<br /> <br /> Contributors<br /> Unknown:<br /> Sir Donald Sinden<br /> Unknown:<br /> Nicholas Monsarrat<br /> Adapted By:<br /> Joe Dunlop.<br /> Director:<br /> Jonathan Ruffle<br /> Lt Commander Ericson:<br /> Philip Madoc<br /> Lt Lockhart:<br /> Paul Rhys<br /> Julie Hallam:<br /> Helen Baxendale<br /> Allingham:<br /> Spencer Banks<br /> Vincent:<br /> Henry Naylor<br /> Johnson:<br /> Vincent Brimble<br /> Scott-Brown:<br /> David Timson<br /> Grace Ericson:<br /> Deborah Berlin<br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 22:00<br /> The Steve Wright Picture Show<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Wed 11th Feb 1998, 22:00 on BBC Radio 2<br /> More music from the film world and a roundup of the latest video and cinema releases.<br /> <br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 22:30<br /> Richard Allinson<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Wed 11th Feb 1998, 22:30 on BBC Radio 2<br /> E-MAIL: [address removed]<br /> <br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 00:05<br /> Steve Madden<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Thu 12th Feb 1998, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2<br /> Including at 1.30<br /> Pause for Thought<br /> With the Rev Andrew McLellan.<br /> <br /> Contributors<br /> Unknown:<br /> Andrew McLellan.<br /> Source: Radio Times<br /> 03:00<br /> Annie Othen<br /> <br /> <br /> BBC Radio 2 logo<br /> BBC Radio 2<br /> Thu 12th Feb 1998, 03:00 on BBC Radio 2<br /> Including at 3.30<br /> Pause for Thought<br /> With the Rev Andrew McLellan.<br /> <br /> Contributors<br /> Unknown:<br /> Andrew McLellan.<br /> Source: Radio Times]]></content:encoded> <category domain="https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/special/visitor-messages">Visitor Messages</category> <dc:creator>darren</dc:creator> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/special/visitor-messages/310382-</guid> </item> <item> <title /> <link>https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/special/visitor-messages/310334-</link> <pubDate>Tue, 14 Jul 2026 10:20:35 GMT</pubDate> <description>Document Attestation Services in Qatar: Your Complete Guide with Vserve Qatar When relocating, working, studying, or expanding your business in Qatar, having your documents legally recognized is essential. Whether you need educational certificates, commercial documents, or personal records...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<b>Document Attestation Services in Qatar: Your Complete Guide with Vserve Qatar</b><br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> When relocating, working, studying, or expanding your business in Qatar, having your documents legally recognized is essential. 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With <b>Document Attestation Services</b> from <b>Vserve Qatar</b>, you can complete your documentation requirements efficiently while ensuring full compliance with legal standards.<br /> <br /> If you're planning to work, study, invest, or establish a business in Qatar, trust Vserve Qatar to handle your document attestation needs with speed, accuracy, and reliability.<br /> <br /> ]]></content:encoded> <category domain="https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/special/visitor-messages">Visitor Messages</category> <dc:creator>vserveqatar001</dc:creator> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/special/visitor-messages/310334-</guid> </item> <item> <title>RIP Ann Widdecombe https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/forum/culture/people/gone-but-not-forgotten/310318-rip-ann-widdecombe Fri, 10 Jul 2026 16:40:27 GMT Ann Widdecombe, the former Conservative MP and Brexit Party MEP has been found dead in Devon at the age of 78. I am not going to comment further into the news at the moment, but I can say that I was a Conservative Party member for 14 years and I very nearly had a chance to meet her in the late...
I am not going to comment further into the news at the moment, but I can say that I was a Conservative Party member for 14 years and I very nearly had a chance to meet her in the late 2000s when she attended a party function, and had it not been for my "Greta Garbo" shyness and anxiety of attending the party's events at the time, I would have met her through them.]]> Gone but not forgotten George 1978 https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/forum/culture/people/gone-but-not-forgotten/310318-rip-ann-widdecombe <![CDATA[Bonnie Tyler, R.I.P — 1951-2026]]> https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/forum/culture/people/gone-but-not-forgotten/310316-bonnie-tyler-r-i-p-%E2%80%94-1951-2026 Fri, 10 Jul 2026 09:55:21 GMT The music world has lost one of its most distinctive voices with the passing of Bonnie Tyler at the age of 75. Some singers become famous because of their songs. Bonnie Tyler became unforgettable because of her voice. From the moment you heard those unmistakable husky vocals, there was never any...
Some singers become famous because of their songs. Bonnie Tyler became unforgettable because of her voice. From the moment you heard those unmistakable husky vocals, there was never any doubt who was singing. It was a sound unlike anyone else’s, full of emotion, power and character.

While Total Eclipse of the Heart will always be the song most closely associated with her, her career was far richer than a single hit. Lost in France, It’s a Heartache, Holding Out for a Hero, Faster Than the Speed of Night and If You Were a Woman (And I Was a Man) remain timeless records that continue to resonate with listeners decades later.

What I always admired about Bonnie was that she never chased musical fashions. Whether she was recording country rock in the 1970s or delivering Jim Steinman’s larger-than-life anthems in the 1980s, she remained unmistakably Bonnie Tyler. Authenticity like that is rare, and it’s one of the reasons her music has endured.

For many of us, her songs are woven into our memories—heard on the radio, played at parties, sung along to in the car, or discovered on vinyl, cassette or CD. They weren’t just records; they became part of the soundtrack to our lives.

Although Bonnie Tyler has now taken her final bow, her extraordinary voice will never fall silent. It will continue to echo through the speakers of future generations, just as it has for the last fifty years.

Rest in peace, Bonnie. Thank you for the music, the memories, and for proving that sometimes one unique voice is all it takes to leave an everlasting mark on the world.]]> Gone but not forgotten TubThumper https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/forum/culture/people/gone-but-not-forgotten/310316-bonnie-tyler-r-i-p-%E2%80%94-1951-2026