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Totali mysterioso. Total count "Sweet songs never last too long on broken radios"
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Jenny Ainsworth
about 20 hours ago
Band names. What would you say these two are? I’m flummoxed
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Eddie Robson
1 day ago
I know the majority of the audience wouldn't consciously register "Oh they've done that hair and make-up live", but I think subconsciously they're expecting a cut for this gag because we've all seen it before.
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Ann Kempster
1 day ago
The absolute lack of understanding of how tech works by Government ministers is embarrassing and frankly, in 2026 100% unacceptable and inexcusable. Barking.
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Iain Clark
1 day ago
The article is fine but I just submitted a complaint about this headline
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BBC Archive Bot
1 day ago
1981: Swindon With XTC's Andy Partridge | R.P.M. | BBC Archive
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1981: Swindon With XTC's Andy Partridge | R.P.M. | BBC Archive
Noted Swindonian and XTC frontman Andy Partridge takes us on a whistle-stop tour of his home town. He visits Brunel's Railway Village, the Western Region Mechanics' Institute, and the Museum of the Great Western Railway - where he stops to admire the famous steam locomotive, City of Truro. Next up, he visits the divisive Brunel Shopping Centre (It's far too tinny, it won't last five minutes) and the Avery Scale Shop - possibly the most obscure shop in Swindon. Finally, he pops in to the Oasis Family Leisure Centre, locally known as "the Pleasuredome." Clip taken from R.P.M., originally broadcast on BBC West, 3 February, 1981. You have now entered the BBC Archive, a time machine that will transport you back to the golden age of TV to educate, entertain and enlighten you with classic clips from the BBC vaults. Make sure you subscribe so that you never miss a single stop on our amazing journey through the BBC Archive - https://www.youtube.com/c/BBCArchive?sub_confirmation=1 You can also dive into plenty more BBC Archive on our website - https://www.bbc.co.uk/archive
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WHAT A FUCKING RECORD
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Paul J. Dauenhauer
1 day ago
The struggle is real
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Twlldun
1 day ago
Facebook memories has just reminded me of the statue of Nathan Bedford Forrest and I know he was a massive racist and founder of the Klu Klux Klan but on the other hand, I believe this is the greatest piece of public art ever made
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Kate Bevan
1 day ago
not the main thing about this latest vg piece on the multiple unpleasantnesses around Aziz, but I find it astonishing that Sadiq Khan was buddying up to him at the Ramadan lights switch-on. Doesn't his office do any due diligence?
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My word
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LaZy James
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Jane Hill
2 days ago
Although his wife was called Shirley Jolly Minge.
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Jane Hill
2 days ago
I’m enjoying American Visions on BBC iPlayer. Also I am 12 years old.
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Matthew Sweet
2 days ago
We love you: that’s why we’re here. My celebration of 40 years of A Very Peculiar Practice - with contributions from Peter Davison, Andrew Davies, Barbara Flynn and Davids Tucker and Troughton.
www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/71b8b80...
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The radical brilliance of A Very Peculiar Practice has never been bettered
Andrew Davies’s defining TV series was a surreal parable starring Peter Davison, Barbara Flynn and David Troughton
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/71b8b808ea9098d6
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Scooby is a Great Dane though
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BrokenBanker
3 days ago
show me the lie:
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Andrew R
2 days ago
I do feel it could be a new meme format, though.
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beetle moses
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ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK
3 days ago
1980 - NME get THE HUMAN LEAGUE in to advise them as they go synth shopping with Philip Oakey, Martyn Ware and Ian Craig Marsh 🎹🎹🎹🛒
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Kiku
4 days ago
these are getting weird
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Yourself but as a cartoon
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Ed Morrish
3 days ago
take a moment to think about d-day today. seventy five years since the unelected winston churchill and his internationalist collective began their attempt to overturn the democratic will of forty-four million germans.
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Darth Putin
3 days ago
Da. Other countries have weapons that work.
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The Guardian
3 days ago
‘Poisoned’ AI: the ChatGPT shopping scams that lead to fake websites
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‘Poisoned’ AI: the ChatGPT shopping scams that lead to fake websites
Buyers are ripped off after assuming online stores were genuine because they are recommended by an AI tool
https://www.theguardian.com/money/2026/jun/07/ai-chatgpt-shopping-scams-fake-websites?utm_term=Autofeed&CMP=bsky_gu&utm_medium=&utm_source=Bluesky#Echobox=1780817081
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John Rowan
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John Rowan
3 days ago
Absolutely legendary arguments early last year with a guy who refused to believe in it
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John Rowan
3 days ago
"D Day was irrelevant to the outcome of WW2 and was largely designed to stop the spread of communism" is a terrible take, but "D Day never actually happened" remains undefeated as the Greatest Tankie WW2 Take.
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Gareth
5 days ago
I'm sorry what? As part of its 1987 rebrand British Rail's sectorised freight business Railfreight had its own branded After Eight mints and called them AFTER FREIGHT!?
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PSA for those who might be interested - loads of Edna O'Brien books for 99p on Kindle today. NINETY NINE PEE EACH.
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VictoriaQOTD
about 1 month ago
I've had my share of gynaecological gyp. I still can't polka without wincing, but we're spunky in Cheadle, we totter on.
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Fiery Mark
4 days ago
This has lived in my head for 2 joyful years 🙏🏼
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Will 🇺🇦 Absolute Shower 🇺🇦
4 days ago
Anyway, I agree with almost every word of this
bsky.app/profile/dann...
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Dan Neidle
5 days ago
UK tax has gone up significantly over the last 25 years But the tax paid by the average UK worker has not This apparent miracle was achieved by taxing “other people”: higher earners, capital, property, banks, etc The strategy has run out of road A 🧵 on what happens next.
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Will 🇺🇦 Absolute Shower 🇺🇦
4 days ago
This remains one of those true things that people absolutely refuse to believe
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One for
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Mrs Quent
5 days ago
I laughed out loud at this in the car and then had to explain in words what I was laughing at to M. A chasm filled with confusion (and judgement) has opened up between us.
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Mister Alex
5 days ago
Before there was an xkcd for everything, there was a Far Side for everything:
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Rev Peter W Nimmo
6 days ago
Join the fun on
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Doctor Who Title Generator
A test version of a Doctor Who title card generator.
https://andrewblair.co.uk/apps/who-title-generator
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Make a Doctor Who title less scary
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“Muppet” ≠ insult
5 days ago
Reminded of the hardest tongue twister I know “Are you copper bottoming ‘im my man? “No, I’m alluminiuming ‘im ma’am”
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Nick Harkaway
5 days ago
This is a nonsense poem I wrote years ago for my kids. I found myself reciting it this morning. Maybe it’ll brighten your Friday :)
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David Ho
5 days ago
You want to see Norway men’s national football team’s official photo for World Cup 2026
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Will Quinn
5 days ago
Daily bunny no.3340 is sick of communal living
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c0nc0rdance
6 days ago
There are almost no crustaceans in the deep ocean. Not because they would get crushed, but because they would DISSOLVE. The cold & high pressure cause changes to water that make it very corrosive to calcium carbonate shells. But there's one crustacean who solves this problem with ALUMINUM ARMOR.
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The vibes I bring to the function
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ButtPoems
about 1 month ago
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