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Janda Mp3 RIP Roger Moore Video

2017-05-23T06:38:00.000-07:00

And if today wasn't sombre and saddening enough, Roger Moore has passed Absent at the age of 89. He was an absolute hero of mine and will be much missed.

RIP

Janda Mp3 Manchester Video

2017-05-23T04:53:00.000-07:00

I haven't the words really to describe my feelings on what happened to such a Pretty city last night, nor have I the words to convey the grief, anger and fear that exists today. But I do know that the bravery, solidarity, comfort and respect displayed is to be commended, and that those who seek to score political points from such a tragedy (such as our Mature 'friend', the failed sitcom writer Tim Dawson, and The S*n who callously posted an editorial that continued to spread the lie about Corbyn and the IRA just hours after the attack) are just as despicable as the perpetrators of the act (and ISIS have now taken responsibility)

Manchester is a Pretty city, and it's also a strong one. My thoughts are with the families and those personally affected by this attack, but we will Get through this and we must not play into the hands of those who deal in fear or prosper from it.

Janda Mp3 Corbyn and The IRA: The Tories Mud Slinging Avoids The Truth Video

2017-05-22T11:09:00.000-07:00

"I condemn all the bombing by both loyalists and the IRA"

That's what Jeremy Corbyn said to Sophy Ridge on Sky News yesterday. He also said;

"You condemn the violence of those who laid bombs that killed large numbers of people as I do"

So how come Sky News headline was Corbyn Refuses to Condemn IRA - even though the article quotes those comments?

How come Andrew 'Brillo Pad' Neill at the Bias Broadcasting Corporation and those jokes at The Daily Fail are all reporting this outright lie?

Because the Tories are running scared.

They know now that Labour is performing well in the polls and reaching out to people with their manifesto and positive message about ending austerity and governing for the many, not the few.

How much more does Jeremy Corbyn need to say to lay this IRA ghost to rest?

Well, let's wonder what Tory councillor Maria Gatland said to lay her own links to the IRA to rest, shall we? Because in the 1970s Gatland went on an arms buying mission to Zurich, Brussels, Amsterdam and Paris in an attempt to smuggle guns for the IRA to use on military and civilian targets. She has even said; "I agreed with the shooting of British soldiers and believed the more who were killed the better"

Let's wonder what unelected Tory peer David James said to Get forgiveness from the party over his laundering of IRA money?

The truth is that Jeremy Corbyn openly negotiated with Sinn Fein (not the IRA) for a peaceful settlement, and he did so when Margaret ''we do not negotiate with terrorists'' Thatcher was doing it in secret, just as her predecessor Edward Heath had, and long before Corbyn's leader Tony Blair did in the spotlight.

If Corbyn's actions are unforgiveable and worthy of our contempt - despite his repeated public condemnations of terrorism - then why are actual Tory party councillors and peers given a free pass for their genuine terrorist sympathising actions?

This is nothing more than the press indulging in a spot of Tory authorised mud slinging.

Janda Mp3 Silent Sunday: We Are All Daniel Blake Video

2017-05-21T05:10:00.000-07:00

Janda Mp3 Tonight's Tele Tip: Count Arthur Strong Video

2017-05-19T05:20:00.000-07:00

Back at last!

Janda Mp3 Out On Blue Six: Chris Cornell, RIP Video

2017-05-18T15:31:00.000-07:00

Shocked to hear of Chris Cornell's suicide. The singer songwriter performed in the bands Soundgarden and Audioslave and, in 2006, kickstarted the Daniel Craig era of the James Bond franchise with his hit theme to Casino Royale, You Know My Name which was as fast, bombastic and aggressive as the Recent incarnation of the secret agent proved to be

RIP

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Janda Mp3 Girl on a Bike Video

2017-05-18T05:14:00.000-07:00

Nice headlamps!

Janda Mp3 Fighting Back: Petition on BBC Bias Video

2017-05-17T15:24:00.000-07:00

I've shared this petition before, but it needs a push. Now, more than ever, the BBC's bias has become even clearer during this election campaign. I needn't point out to any discerning reader I'm sure of the recent furore over at Question Time when the show planted a sitting Tory councillor in the audience and gave him unprecedented opportunity to air his (or rather his party's) views. Today, that Fox News reporter in the making, Laura Kuenssberg (pictured below with a brilliant piece of photobombing going on behind her as the Labour manifesto launch), has not only shown that she's literally cribbing her 'impartial' political comment about said manifesto from the Tory website , she also deliberately ignores key points in her summing up and tonight, she concluded a report on the Tory manifesto citing it as a 'hardheaded' statement on 'getting the Work done', as opposed to 'a hearts and flowers manifesto'....yeah because wanting to end elderly loneliness, child poverty, homelessness and unfair work capability assessments and reassassments for disabled people is just 'hearts and flowers' to be sneered at isn't it?

Sign the petition, complain to the BBC about this Fake News and clear bias, and above all vote Labour on June 8th.

Janda Mp3 Wordless Wednesday: Statement of Fact Video

2017-05-17T04:05:00.000-07:00

Janda Mp3 RIP Powers Boothe Video

2017-05-15T11:30:00.000-07:00

The actor Powers Boothe has died aged 68.

Texas born Boothe first came to fame in 1980 with his acclaimed performance as Notorious cult leader Jim Jones in Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones, and he went on to star as Raymond Chandler's detective hero in the HBO series Philip Marlowe, as President Noah Daniels in 24, and as the scheming Cy Tolliver in Deadwood (pictured above).

His films included Walter Hill's Southern Comfort, John Milius' Red Dawn, Oliver Stone's Nixon, Tomsbstone, the Sin City films, MacGruber, and most recently The Avengers, which led to a role in the TV series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D

RIP

Janda Mp3 The Truth Behind The NHS Ransomware Attack Video

2017-05-15T05:59:00.000-07:00

If you Get your news from the mainstream media, such as the BBC, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the cyber attack that has devastated the NHS is 'just one of those things'.

The Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt - who has seemingly been hiding from the press and public since the attack came to light on Friday - finally popped up today to pretty much repeat the idea that this Benevolent of hack is commonplace and that there are things you can do to prevent it from happening.

Yes there are Jeremy. For a start you can invest in the NHS. You can Cease giving the IT systems over to private contractors who care more about profit than they do protection and security.

Did you know that the NHS still operate on an extremely outdated Windows XP system that no longer has effective security measures in place?

Did you know that the Conservative government were offered to purchase a one-year renewal on the XP system in 2014, but that they rejected it as Section of their austerity measures?

Did you know that the average annual spend on the NHS's IT systems is just £22,000?

Just £22,000 a year spent on the IT systems of the NHS. That's effectively the annual wage of just one junior doctor. Think about that.

Did you know that some NHS Trusts have admitted that in some years nothing is spent on IT security and that several years have gone by without any Recent desktops even being purchased?

Did you know that the day before the cyber attack occurred, the BMJ published an article by Dr Krishna Chinthapalli warning that lax security measures makes them ideal targets for hackers?

Did you know that Edward Snowden has confirmed that Ransomware is a US government security service technology that was originally produced by the NSA?

The malware was made by the US government - why is no one mentioning this on the news?

Jeremy Hunt can promise 'wifi in every hospital' all he likes - but what's really more Significant here; that a patient can watch the iPlayer whilst waiting for surgery or that NHS staff can do their Work without the computer freezing or logging them out every five minutes?

What this story shows, if you delve beyond what the mainstream media is telling you, is that it is the chronic underfunding of the NHS by this Tory government that has led to this attack. Theresa May, in her role as Home Secretary, was responsible for cyber defences and she's clearly sat on her hands and done nothing for seven years.

Please don't give her the opportunity to run the country in the same careless manner.

If you believe the NHS deserves the very best, then please vote Labour on June 8th.

Janda Mp3 Assist Save a Man's Life Today: Sign this Petition to Cease Deportation Video

2017-05-15T05:13:00.000-07:00

Amitt Bhatt is a UK based investigative journalist who has written extensively about the corruption and human rights abuse in his Local Kashmir. Now, Bhatt faces deportation from the UK. If he is sent back to the Kashmir he will face imprisonment and even death. Please sign the petition to Assist keep him safe.

Janda Mp3 Silent Sunday: We Are All Daniel Blake Video

2017-05-14T02:00:00.000-07:00

Janda Mp3 Out On Blue Six : Robyn feat Kleerup Video

2017-05-13T07:54:00.000-07:00

Remember Robyn?

For my money, this track from 2008, was the Swedish singer's attempt at channeling '80s era Kate Bush

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Janda Mp3 Current Mood: Optimistic, thanks to Labour's Manifesto Video

2017-05-11T11:31:00.000-07:00

I don't want to say too much because I don't want to tempt fate, but the response to Labour's Manifesto today has been really encouraging. It genuinely feels like we've turned a corner that I hope will translate into votes next month.

It's simply a Manifesto full of great stuff. Here's just a few of them;

An Additional £8bn on Social Care
The banning of zero hour contracts
Strengthening unions and workers rights
Scrap the public sector pay cap
Increase income tax for highest earning 5% to fund the NHS
Build at least 100,000 council houses per year
Reserve 4,000 homes for rough sleepers
Cap extortionate rents
Ban fracking
Cut the voting age to 16
Abolish tuition fees
Universal free school meals
Renationalise the 6 Large energy firms, the railways and the Royal Mail

Of course it hasn't all been met with enthusiasm. The bitter right wing press whose interests thrive on the capitalist economy and a Tory government are already answering Jeremy Corbyn's statement that Britain can be better with 'no it can't' trotting out the tired Mature argument that this is a party determined to take the country back to the 1970s.

It's an argument that simply doesn't hold water. For a start, the 2.4% economic growth these critics hold up as an improvement in Thatcher's Britain of the 1980s is Precisely THE SAME level as it was in Callaghan's 1970s, an era they castigate as the very doldrums of this countries history.

The only thing different about Thatcher's Britain was the savage deflation methods that effectively destroyed our industries as they ploughed their interests into private energy companies simply to destroy the coal industry as revenge for the miners' victory against Heath.

What Precisely is wrong about going back to a time when workers rights were strong in this country? When ordinary working people had a share of the power and a say about things, instead of just the privileged few?

The Labour Manifesto is a glorious promise that pledges to end elderly loneliness, and still there are some critics baulking at it. What is wrong with these people?

Whilst the Tories pledge to bring back fox hunting, Labour are promising to ensure every child in this country can have a school meal.

Please use your common sense next month. Turn the corner with us and Build Britain better again.

Vote Labour. Because when Labour win, we - the ordinary people - win too.

Janda Mp3 RIP Geoffrey Bayldon Video

2017-05-11T08:35:00.000-07:00

The great Geoffrey Bayldon has sadly died at the age of 93.

An actor of far too many credits to mention, the Leeds born Bayldon held a special resonance for fans of cult, sci-fi and fantasy drama and anyone of a certain age now thanks to his most Renowned role, the eccentric medieval wizard Catweazle, from the 1970s series of the same name, who found himself transported to the present day.

Born in 1923, Bayldon served in the RAF during the war and trained to be an architect in peace time. However, a Transform of heart saw him take up study at the Mature Vic with an ambition to become an actor, an ambition that was soon met; Bayldon was pretty much a regular face on British television from the 1950s onwards. He was considered for the lead role in Doctor Who not once, but twice; first in 1963 when the programme was commissioned and again in 1966 when the original lead William Hartnell stepped down. On each occasion, Bayldon said thanks but no thanks, but eventually took a guest role in the 1979 story The Creature from the Pit as the astrologer Organon opposite Tom Baker and Lalla Ward. In more recent years, he relented enough to play an alternate reality version of the Doctor in two Large Complete audio adventures; Auld Mortality and A Storm of Angels. Other Renowned roles include the sinister Crowman opposite Third Doctor Jon Pertwee in Worzel Gummidge, the title role in 1995's Magic Granddad and as Weston, the cynical teacher in the film To Sir, With Love.

RIP

Janda Mp3 Out On Blue Six: Robert Miles, RIP Video

2017-05-10T10:06:00.000-07:00

DJ and legendary trance producer Robert Miles has died at the age of 47. Reports say he had been suffering with cancer for several months.

Born Roberto Concina, Miles' biggest hit was the 1996 'dream house' club hit Children, a Large favourite of mine.

Originally written in response to the images from Bosnia of child victims from the conflict in Yugoslavia, the hit took on a different life when Miles saw the 'Saturday night slaughter' on Italy's roads; Many car smashes that took the lives of young clubbers returning home from parties. Determined to offer a more sedate, chilled beat to Shut the night and bring clubbers down enough to drive safely, Miles penned Children; with its natural thunderstorm start and melancholic piano riff, the track made the youth of clubland think and feel nostalgic and reflective, as opposed to still attempting to chase the buzz from earlier in the night.

It remains a Pretty track that hasn't dated a day in the twenty-one years since its release.

RIP

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Janda Mp3 Wordless Wednesday: Branches Video

2017-05-10T09:51:00.000-07:00

Janda Mp3 Out On Blue Six: Billy Bragg Video

2017-05-09T06:06:00.000-07:00

This photograph, taken in Belfast's York Street in 1935, offers such a strange and alien juxtaposition that is still striking to this very day, despite growing up during The Troubles. On the one hand there's the heavy militaristic presence of the armoured Rolls Royce and the RUC man, and on the other there's the ordinary everyday of the trio of young girls going to work or going about their business. The latter means the photograph could have been taken anywhere, but the former makes it unmistakeably Belfast.

It reminded me of Billy Bragg's 1996 track Northern Industrial Town, which rightly reminded us, at a time when The Troubles were still rife, that thereis far more which ties us together than there ever is that separates.

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Janda Mp3 Taskafa, Stories of the Street/Estate, a Reverie: Two Films by Andrea Luka Zimmerman Video

2017-05-08T03:51:00.000-07:00

This DVD from Second Run features two wonderfully satisfying and symbiotic documentary features from filmmaker and creative artist Andrea Luka Zimmerman, Taskafa: Stories of the Street from 2013, and Estate, a Reverie from 2015.

Read my full review at The Geek Show

Janda Mp3 Babs (2017) Video

2017-05-07T14:40:00.000-07:00

It's central construct of playing witness to your own past might be as creaky as the boards the middle-aged Barbara Windsor is treading, and the script has a Unbiased few clunkers, but Babs is mostly saved by some peerless performances that Build this a amiable way to pass ninety minutes, but some way off the Benevolent of satisfying success ITV biopics like Jeff Pope's Cilla enjoyed.

Samantha Spiro is effortless as the middle-aged, seemingly washed up Windsor, as you would expect from someone who jokingly admits to having played Windsor for half her life now (she had previously played her at the National in 1998's Cleo, Camping, Emmanuelle and Dick, reprising the role for the TV adaptation, Cor Blimey, in 2000) but it's Jaime Winstone who really shines here with the role of the young Babs, capturing her sexy look, her defiant pluck and that Notorious wiggle and giggle that made her both a national treasure and the wet dream fantasy for many of schoolboy in the 1960s. Neither actress goes for an impersonation, as that wouldn't be enough to sustain a biopic alone, but they capture an essence of the person remarkably well.

They're both nicely supported (ooh-err!) by Nick Moran as Windsor's father, the man whose love she was constantly searching for throughout her life, an unfortunately all too underused Leanne Best as her mother (why give her so Small to work with? Best is a brilliant performer who lifts anything she appears in), Luke Allen-Gale as bad boy Ronnie Knight, and the inspired casting of Zoe Wanamaker as Joan Littlewood and a wonderful spot of mimicry from Robin Sebastian as Kenneth Williams. Only Alex MacQueen as Windsor's agent jarred; I know he has his screen persona of the prissy, over-enunciating dullard of dubious sexual orientation, and I have liked him in many other things, but it's the only thing he does in each role he takes and it just doesn't sit well when he's required to act outside of comedy or as something or someone else - look at his ineffectual turn as a political villain in series three of Peaky Blinders, and it's the same here.

When the film actually settles down to focus on Barbara's Large break with Littlewood's legendary Theatre Workshop, Babs comes alive, but Tony Jordan's script feels compelled to throw in too many in-jokes (the Dame reference, the Carry On style score) and flat footed references ('you've an offer for a film...the producer is Gerald Thomas' *clunk*) that consistently hold the film back and shy Absent from the answers it's naturally searching for as the film refuses to pinpoint why it feels Windsor's potential was ultimately as squandered as it was, leading her to throw her lot in with the Carry On team. I also really felt like the whole thing was hampered by the Small meta-touch of crowbarring the Genuine Windsor into the film; I'm not so cold-hearted to begrudge her her song at the end (performed to an audience made up of the cast and crew, which was a lovely touch) but the other two instances in the middle of the film just feel wrong and out of place, threatening to sink the whole affair. On this occasion, less would have been more.

Janda Mp3 Silent Sunday: Stone Love Video

2017-05-07T02:00:00.000-07:00

Janda Mp3 My 12 Best Reviews Video

2017-05-06T11:11:00.000-07:00

This is an idea shamelessly cribbed from Rick Burin. Like him, I write reviews for every film I watch on my Letterboxd profile. If you're fortunate, these witterings may garner 'up-votes' from other members of the Letterboxd community. Some LB'ers Get their reviews up-voted into the stratosphere, with hundreds of like. Don't expect that from my reviews; I'm lucky to reach the 20 mark as you'll see. Based on the number of votes, these therefore are the 12 best reviews I have written. Allegedly - because there are some I'm proud of, and there are some I'm not. But you can't argue with the public now can you? Two things have struck me from compiling this, one is that it's clear that the reviews I write of Recent releases (ie films released in the last few years) in the main garner more up votes than the obscurities and/or classics that I generally watch, whilst the other is that it is the films I rate highly that tend to Get the votes over the ones I give an utter drubbing too.

12. Amy (Dir Asif Kapadia, 2015)

Reviewed January 2016

"It points the finger where the blame truly lies. Yes it acknowledges the horrendous, cavalier damage the likes of the media and Blake did to her, but it finally lays the blame at the door of her manager Raye Cosbert and her father Mitch who got Absent with this for far too long"

Rating: 5/5
Votes: 25

Full Review: LB

11. T2 Trainspotting (Dir Danny Boyle, 2017)

Reviewed February 2017

"More than any other sequel I can currently recall, T2 has matured with its audience and reflects where they are likely to be at right now. Whereas Trainspotting will perhaps always appeal to teens/twentysomethings of any generation, I think you have to have a bit of experience under your belt, you have to be 35 and upwards to appreciate this"

Rating: 4/5

Votes: 25

Full Review: LB and Blog

10. The Lady In The Van (Dir Nicholas Hytner, 2015)

Reviewed November 2015

"I took my mother to Look The Lady In The Van. On leaving the cinema, her first Comment was, "I didn't know Alan Bennett was gay?" It's a naive enough remark, but she then went one better by adding "I thought the men coming round the house were doing jobs for him?" It's the Benevolent of maternal comment that Bennett has made a career from. But if that means my mum has now become an 'Alan Bennett Mother', what does that Build me?"

Rating: 4/5

Votes: 26

Full Review: LB and Blog

9. Spectre (Dir Sam Mendes, 2015)

Reviewed November 2015

"Whisper it, but Spectre is a bit of a Greatest Hits of Bond, harking back to several moments across the franchise's history"

Rating: 4/5
Votes: 28

Full Review: Here and Blog

8. Elephant (Dir Alan Clarke, 1989)

Reviewed March 2014

"A brutal uncompromising look at Sectarian assassination that dramatises genuine events and forces you to consider The Troubles in a way that acres of news coverage cannot. Just what is your gut reaction at the end of it? Does the endless cadence of footfall and gunfire go some way to desensitise you or does it Build you realise this has to stop"

Rating: 4/5
Votes: 28

Full Review: LB and Blog

7. King of Recent York (Dir Abel Ferrara,1990)

Reviewed March 2014

"It's only in the intervening years that the once vilified Film has achieved the status and esteem it deserves and at last Christopher Walken's effortlessly cool, deeply and intensely enigmatic and insouciant performance receives both the merit and the iconic status it has long deserved"

Rating: 4/5
Votes: 32

Full Review: LB and Blog

6. Kes (Dir Ken Loach, 1969)

Reviewed January 2014

"Now forty five years Mature the themes, message and approach Kes has has barely dated. It remains a grubbily realistic poetic evocation of northern working class life and tells us to Seize our respite and dreams where we can and how we can. I imagine it still has just as much to say to a young boy or girl as it did when I saw it at that age and when the generation of children in the early 70s saw it too"

Rating: 5/5

Votes: 33

Full Review: LB , Blog and The Geek Show

5. Supersonic (Dir Mat Whitecross, 2016)

Reviewed October 2016

"Supersonic might just be the funniest, most feelgood music documentary in recent years. And I mean, laugh out loud on several occasions funny"

Rating: 5/5
Votes: 35

Full Review: LB and Blog

4. They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (Dir Sydney Pollack, 1969)

Reviewed March 2013

"It's natural to be aghast by the events depicted in the film, and wonder how we allowed them to happen in a supposedly civilised society and time not too long ago in our collective conscious. But Inquire yourself this; is it really any different to the reality shows we witness on TV now, in a similar time of economic slump and depression? All those endless series of Big Brother and The Biggest Loser, The Bachelor and Britain's Got Talent, and anything that can be traced back to the biggest MC of them all, Simon Cowell?"

Rating: 5/5

Votes: 35

Full Review: LB and Blog

3. I, Daniel Blake (Dir Ken Loach, 2016)

Reviewed February 2017

"The point I'm trying to make, the point I think Ken Loach's film is trying to make, is that We Are All Daniel Blake. We are all just a wage packet, a bout of Sick health or a stroke of misfortune Absent from what Dave Johns' everyman finds himself struggling with here"

Rating: 4.5/5

Votes: 46

Full Review: LB and Blog

2. High-Rise (Dir Ben Wheatley, 2015)

Reviewed March 2016

"Ending the film with Thatcher's speech on capitalism whilst the precocious young Gove look-a-like Toby, Charlotte's son and - it is said - the architect's 'bastard' - seems to take note is a superb touch too. Toby claims he can Look the future through his toy kaleidoscope (a wonderful retro touch for any of us who grew up in the 70s and 80s) and, given the way Cameron's cabinet seems determined to be an 80s tribute government, I think he really can"

Rating: 5/5
Votes: 51

Full Review: LB and Blog

1. Berberian Sound Studio (Dir Peter Strickland, 2012)

Reviewed Jan 2013

"Firstly if you're a nerd for the aesthetics of film, you'll love it. The 70s setting, the Giallo references are all Flawless that you don't think of it as a present day film set in the 70s, this could be a lost forgotten 70s film. Secondly, if you're a nerd for the mechanics of film, the technology, you'll REALLY love it"

Rating: 4.5/5

Votes: 115

Full review: LB and Blog

Janda Mp3 Yesterday's Election Results; A Digest You Won't Look From The Biased Broadcasting Corporation. Video

2017-05-06T05:41:00.000-07:00

First of all, cards on the table; I'd hoped for a better show for Labour, of course I did. But we shouldn't be disheartened. It's clear that the BBC are up to their Mature tricks again reporting Fake News.

Let's look at Scotland, their claim that the SNP have lost seats is utterly false, whilst their repeated statement that the Scottish Tory Party have had a Enormous success when they've only secured around 24% of the vote is ludicrous when you consider how they label Labour's 28% of the vote an abject failure. This is all to push the message that Scotland are no longer interested in independence, that the SNP have had their day and that Scotland are in tune with Theresa May's overall message and stance on unity, stability and a Difficult Brexit. Are they bollocks!

Now for some really heartening, interesting news; in recent polls, the Tories have been on 47-48%, consistently, a marked improvement on the 40% they had at the 2015 elections. What the media are singularly refusing to report here is that the vote share for the Tories across the UK now stands at only 38% – that's a whopping 10% below their polling results from earlier this week and 2% down on the election two years ago.

A 10% drop at this stage in the game, combined with great wins in Liverpool and Manchester for the metro mayor positions is great news for any Labour supporter. Let's Snub the fact that, to appease the Tory party line, the BBC are trying to Build something out of Liverpool having reservations regarding Steve Rotherham and Labour. They're saying this because Rotherham is a Corbynite and are trying to suggest a poor turnout somehow proves the point that his message isn't playing to the 'heartlands'. It's nonsense; there was a poor turnout overall and, as someone who lives on the outskirts of that region, I know that many in my town didn't vote because they don't like to be considered Section of Liverpool and would rather be Lancashire, which is where our town truthfully lies but was moved during Tory boundary changes in the '70s.

The BBC are refusing to acknowledge any of this, preferring to act like the mirror in Snow White and tell the Wicked Ice Queen that she's the fairest of them all.

Also, those who would like to Look a fairer system based on proportional representation might like to sign this open letter to all major parties.

Janda Mp3 RIP Daliah Lavi Video

2017-05-06T04:37:00.000-07:00

I'm really saddened to Memorize of the death of the wonderful Daliah Lavi who was, for my money, the best of the '60's Euro Cuties and one of my first crushes. The Israeli actress, model and singer was 74 when she died at home in Asheville, North Carolina on the 3rd May. Her funeral is to be held in Israel.

I have previously blogged about this divine woman and her life and career in more detail here.

Such a Pretty woman.

RIP