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Of a man who rediscovered a 23—year—old alarm clock, which still contains a recording from his late mother telling him to get out of bed. well be speaking to ed morrish, who was given the alarm clock when he was leaving for university, just after nine this morning. and the most watched video on the bbc website tells the story of a group of yemeni fishermen, who found ambergris worth $1.5 million — thats £70 million — in the belly of a dead whale. the ingredient is often used to make per...

Ed Morrish, originally from Leeds, re-discovered the clock while digging through his garage and was delighted to find that the wake-up call from his late mother Christine was still available on the clock.

The alarm clock was used to record his mother’s voice in 1998.

The alarm clock was used to record his mother’s voice in 1998.

The alarm clock was used to record his mother’s voice in 1998.

The alarm clock was used to record his mother’s voice in 1998.

The alarm clock was used to record his mother’s voice in 1998.

New series launching next week John-Luke Roberts is to launch a new podcast, spoofing all the other podcasts. Welcome To The Sound Heap will feature scores of guest comedians improvising parodies of shows, based only on their ridiculous made-up titles. It has been inspired by 500 tweets the comic made when he ‘mad during lockdown, each suggesting the name of a podcast that did not yet exist. He said: ’A few months ago I discovered that I was one of only three people in the country not to...

Actor Rasika Dugal has joined British veteran Stephen Fry for the international comedy audio series, The Empire. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By Express News Service Actor Rasika Dugal has joined British veteran Stephen Fry for the international comedy audio series, The Empire. Rasika Dugal, who was last seen in Mirzapur 2, has signed the BBC Radio 2 series, written by Indian stand-up comedian-screenwriter Anuvab Pal and directed by Ed Morrish, an award-winning radio comedy producer. The...

+ After owning the OTT space with Lootcase, Mirzapur Season 2, A Suitable Boy and Out Of Love Season 1, Rasika Dugal awaits the release of an international audio venture. All set to represent India on the global front, the versatile actor signed a Channel X production for BBC Radio 2 entitled ‘The Empire’ written by Anuvab Pal and directed by Ed Morrish. The said production is a comedy audio series which shall release on the 7th of March. The Empire is set in Imperial India where the new ...