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Peter Capaldi Tells Us Which Of His Classic Characters Would Be Made Into 'Mincemeat' By His Criminal Record Adversary - Vimarsana News

Peter Capaldi Tells Us Which Of His Classic Characters Would Be Made Into 'Mincemeat' By His Criminal Record Adversary

Criminal Record actor Peter Capaldi admits that when it comes to his new Apple TV+ character, he'd easily destroy one of his classic characters.

'It's beyond a joke': Peter Capaldi against Thick Of It reboot as it would trivialise... - Vimarsana News

'It's beyond a joke': Peter Capaldi against Thick Of It reboot as it would trivialise...

Peter Capaldi has said he is against a reboot of the Thick Of It as it would trivialise "profound" issues in politics.

Source: lbc.co.uk
Apple TV+ announces new crime thriller series Criminal Record - Vimarsana News

Apple TV+ announces new crime thriller series Criminal Record

05/10/2023 - The show, created by Paul Rutman, stars Peter Capaldi and Cush Jumbo as two detectives in a tug of war over a high-profile murder case

Overwhelming support for climate and nature policies in Tory heartlands – survey - Vimarsana News

Overwhelming support for climate and nature policies in Tory heartlands – survey

Voters in Conservative heartlands overwhelmingly back climate and nature policies, with most people wanting the Government to support people in decarbonising homes and transport, according to a new survey.Of 20,000 people nationwide polled on behalf ...

Overwhelming support for climate and nature policies in Tory heartlands – survey - Vimarsana News

Overwhelming support for climate and nature policies in Tory heartlands – survey

Of 20,000 people polled nationwide, 70 said environmental issues would influence their vote at the next general election.