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I flew back into london and that weekend the whole of the country was going, you know, stockpiling crazy and i thought, what on earth is going on? that was the first ever i had contacted, i contacted the today programme editor because i had her e—mail and i said, will you let me on on monday morning? so i went on and i said, please stop stockpiling, youve lost your minds, there are really poor people. and then i was a bit heightened by it all. emotional. i was quite emotional actually because ...

And you were in charge of getting the homeless off the streets, rough sleepers off the street into hotels to save their lives, really. how did you talk yourself into thatjob? it you talk yourself into that job? it isjust luck and you talk yourself into that job? it is just luck and determination. you talk yourself into that job? it isjust luck and determination. i had been in sydney in australia, i flew back into london and that we can do the whole of the country was going, you know, stockpiling...

And people sitting, holding up bits of the newspapers. but they are still very much part of our conversation and part of our discussion. but i think there is also a changing role and a changing media landscape, because the papers certainly arent the only place that people get their information on a sunday morning anymore. im glad you mentioned the panel. mixed views from our contributors on that decision. there was, of course, the controversy over having the comedianjoe lycett on the first progr...

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Not the chairman should be brief, given he was married to a lady in waiting for the queen. on this although was a very close relationship between the director—general right the way down to the programme editor, and that trust in each other �*s judgment and honesty is how build programmes, in this case how you win an interview and make sure it is properly done. i think we all understand that, but you either— think we all understand that, but you either very close to it or it was _ you eithe...

A NEW trip through time, as viewed from the perspective of the unassuming surroundings of Guiseley AFC’s Nethermoor Park, has now been published. The book charts how Guiseley AFC, a club formed 111 years ago, has survived the impacts of two global pandemics and wars, as well as local controversies that almost led to the club being commandeered by a new local rugby team, or it’s home ground being converted into an air raid shelter. Over the last century leafy Nethermoor Park has been t...

RTE’s Richard Downes announced as new editor of Prime Time The Dubliner has been a reporter with the Prime Time team since 2014 Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee...