Cinderella narrated by David Frost with Beryl Reid, Babs Windsor, Una Stubbs and Nicky Henson? Yes please!

You know you‘ve got good friends when they send you things like this:

They didn't want my blood, but they probably want yours! I went to give blood today, but due to a v minor medical issue they couldn't take it. Yet they told me they do need donors. As I couldn't help by giving, instead, I thought i'd publicise this... www.blood.co.uk

The fact that this person remains Health Secretary is objectively one of the most significant British political scandals of the post-Covid era. But because he's doing something the media barons like, everyone has decided it's fine.

Anyone near Bristol need to survive a nuclear apocalypse any time soon?

Crime: Man steals bus with passengers on board. Canadian Crime: He still makes the scheduled stops to let passengers on and off. Canadian Crime Bonus: He denies boarding to one passenger because his bus pass had expired. globalnews.ca/news/1152251...

"And if something goes wrong we have a curtain we can pull out to hide the problem." "And if something goes wrong with the curtain as well?" "What are the chances of that though, really?"

#OnThisDay 11 November 1987 #SarahLancashire makes her first appearance in #CoronationStreet. However, it's not as Raquel Wolstenhulme, but as Wendy Farmer, a local nurse looking to rent a room from Jack Duckworth.

Remembrance Day is now dominated by performative nonsense. You don't need a house sized poppy and a model spitfire to show you care about the sacrifices made for the country. Where's the sense of dignity and the quiet respect gone?

A radio programme like the Shipping Forecast but it’s called Bin Day and it just reads out every single council in the country’s bin schedule

It's not a case of the memory cheating. The originals are on Challenge every night. The ATV series are a bit ropey, but once we get to the Central era its in its stride, sad #Bullseye theme and all. This remake misses the mark.

Got these new trainers today but I can't get it out of my head that they look like fuckin DC Tosh Lines from The Bill

Outtakes from Sykes - Ankle (tx 9th November 1972)

I once found this very touching inscription in a book: “This book belongs to Gillian Love, aged 7 8 10 12 60”

This is just painful as far as old episode callbacks go, largely because there's no way The Cat would suggest this disguise.

BBC Name New Director General

My mum has found my old school reports

I’ve heard someone say that a man taking care of a baby is gay, from the same kind of people who think gay people shouldn’t have babies. Their logic is never very sound.

Coronation Street - written by Geoffrey Lancashire (9th November 1970). Albert tells Minnie that Handel was a conscientious objector.

Observed the two minute silence on a train today. Reminded me of a lovely joke from Michael Fabbri from when he worked in a Job Centre: A man walked in during the 2 minute silence and said “what’s going on?” “We’re observing a 2 minute silence” “Oh for fuck’s sake, how long’s that going to last?”

John Laurie and Michael Goodliffe in Julius Caesar (8th November 1960)

Love this classic sketch of theirs.

Who remembers the Eight Ronnies?

You never quite know what you will find when renovating buildings. Sometime it is bad and costly news but in this case it was interesting. While restoring the 19th-century University of Huddersfield's Ramsden building Henry Boot Construction uncovered some hand-painted Victorian wallpaper hidden

1979: Audio Systems from Argos (+Pye 1606 Music Centre with Dolby; Alba 9072 Music Centre; Philips AH970 Music Centre; Alba 9074 Music Centre; ITT MC22 Music Centre with Dolby; and Pye 1602 Music Centre)

In under 30 seconds, these two say everything we need to know about unity and being English/British. Courtesy of @tuc.org.uk “Don’t let hate divide us.” #unity #togetherwethrive #hopenothate #strongertogether

Mamdani is going to implement Shalamar law. He’s going to make it a night to remember

Alright, BBC News. Calm down.

This day in Roy Clarke history, on 6/11/88 viewers were introduced to the legend that was Clem "Smiler" Hemingway for first time in "“That Certain Smile”. Altogether now... "meeeeeeeeuuurrrh..."

30 YEARS AGO TODAY: because Granada know how to make money, a South Bank Show on Coronation Street was later released on sell-through VHS. Some writer's room banter provides a chat with Frank Cottrell Boyce and a glimpse or two of Sally Wainwright.

Remember, remember, The actor Ron Pember, Was he in Secret Army or not? I see no reason Why the bloke who played Alain, Should ever be forgot.

Me watching Coronation Street November 1970 - February 1971. #Crossroads

We've been down on the beach today picking up firework debris. It's odd, isn't it, that you can be fined £250 for dropping litter but somehow it's OK to launch rockets containing plastic casings into the sky.

TV THAT TIME FORGOT: What's That Noise? (BBC1, 1988-93) Craig Charles-fronted 'music for everyone' effort where the Young Cellist Of The Year would meet Then Jerico, Napalm Death and a bloke who played the washboard for an 'all-star jam' that apparently had 'got to be funky'.

Stop. Policing. Poppies. That's. Not. What. Remembrance. Is. About.

From 'James I and the Gunpowder Plot’l' (1967) published by Ladybird Books Art by John Kenney #GuyFawkes #BonfireNight #WyrdWednesday 🔥 🎆

Patrick Troughton is on voice over duty (and Jean Boht gets to cast an anxious glance) in this Fireworks PIF.

The short run of episodes featuring the Trotters' Liverpudlian cousin were found to be so funny at test screenings that they were considered a public health risk and had to be wiped. Only a fragment of the opening titles remains.

Guy Fawkes' signature before and after starring in Panto season with John Barrowman.

RIP tide Not currently up on our website, but if you'd like me to draw one for you, get in touch via www.worldofmoose.com/collections/...

The Amazing World Of Tomorrow

The day of the week that your comic came. Artist: Harry Wingfield (1964)

mugger: *points gun* your money or your life me: sure thing *hands him my id* you got 2 kids and didn’t actually understand the matrix mugger: no i mean- me: *already running away* you’re late for steph’s recital

The semi-Professionals.

Just forked out £95 for a COVID jab. It's better than catching the bugger again, but I'm not impressed that those of us who work in NHS hospitals in roles that involve patient contact are having to pay for it under a Labour government.