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Simon Minty - who is beloved for his witty quips about the week’s most talked-about telly - shared that he had been ridiculed for his dwarfism by…

Simon Minty - who is beloved for his witty quips about the week’s most talked-about telly - shared that he had been ridiculed for his dwarfism by…

Simon Minty - who is beloved for his witty quips about the week’s most talked-about telly - shared that he had been ridiculed for his dwarfism by…

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Finding it increasingly difficult to know how to handle that and how to deal with china as potentially a threat. it is going to be difficult, a question that is very difficult to ignore for western leaders in future because of everything that happened at the start of coronavirus. unfortunately, we have one at a time, but we are coming back, you are both back at 11:30pm and simon, we are going to come back to this story and you can pick it up and lead for the next time around, but for now, annabe...

On the nhs, but what worries me is that a lot of the data we are getting is actually before the third lockdown, deferred and the longest and the darkest and, for most people, i the grimmest lockdown actually that was imposed. so i am very worried about what were going to hear. . �* . very worried about what were going to hear. , ~ , ,., . to hear. yes. and this the police, simon, they _ to hear. yes. and this the police, simon. they put _ to hear. yes. and this the police, simon, they put them...

Fantastic question, simon. lets turn to the front page of the financial times, annabel. this article here is talking about obviously protecting the uks critical infrastructure and national security? critical infrastructure and national securi ? . critical infrastructure and national securi ? , , ., security? yes, it is indeed and, you know, it is — security? yes, it is indeed and, you know. it is a _ security? yes, it is indeed and, you know, it is a really _ security? yes, it is indeed and, y...

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Last modified on Mon 18 Jan 2021 06.46 EST ‘‘Disabled entertainment,” jokes comedian Steve Day, “is a dog-eat-dog world.” He does some dog-guzzling himself at Abnormally Funny People’s latest gig, roasting one after another the comics with disabilities who will (and won’t) feature later in the show. But what comes across most strongly in this Zoom cabaret – which closes the Southbank Centre’s Unlimited festival – is the sense of community among ...