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BBCNEWS Breakfast July 6, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Breakfast July 6, 2024

as inflation continues to leave us worse off, we speak with the businesses struggling with rising costs and recruitment. how andy's conjured some of that old murray magic in his opening match of the australian open. good morning. once again it is a cold and frosty start. the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. but for many it will be dry with winter sunshine. however, there is snow in the forecast. i will tell you where later. people say, television in the morning? that's disgusting. a disgusting idea! what is happening in this country? people even used the word immoral. but we're sti...

Nobody wants to hear dream anecdotes. Dreams are chat landfill - Vimarsana News

Nobody wants to hear dream anecdotes. Dreams are chat landfill

‘I never discuss my dreams. Other people’s are worthy of Dalì; mine are more Woman & Home’

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Opinion: It's time for us to let go of Bridget Jones - Vimarsana News

Opinion: It's time for us to let go of Bridget Jones

Leave Bridget Jones be, argues culture critic Holly Thomas, who adores Bridget but explains why the recently-announced adaptation of ‘Mad About the Boy’ isn’t the best idea.

Source: cnn.com
Opinion: It's time to give Bridget Jones a rest - Vimarsana News

Opinion: It's time to give Bridget Jones a rest

Leave Bridget Jones be, argues culture critic Holly Thomas, who adores Bridget but explains why the recently-announced adaptation of ‘Mad About the Boy’ isn’t the best idea.

Source: cnn.com
This Town, BBC One, review: Steven Knight pens a heartfelt ode to 2-tone and the Midlands - Vimarsana News

This Town, BBC One, review: Steven Knight pens a heartfelt ode to 2-tone and the Midlands

The Peaky Blinders creator wisely leaves Dickens behind to return to the working-class stories he tells best in this 1980s-set drama