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Only Fools and Bridies: The Forfar actor who could have been Del Boy New York, Paris, Peckham, Forfar? Enn Reitel could have played Del Boy Trotter in the iconic BBC series. New York, Paris, Peckham, Forfar? Meet Enn Reitel, who missed out on the chance to play Del Boy in Only Fools and Horses. But the Forfar actor proved he was no plonker and still became a millionaire! He would have become the head of the Trotter clan if series producer Ray Butt had got his way before filming started 40 years ago in 1981. Enn Reitel was the first choice to play Del Boy back in 1981.

Should talk about what is going on in the country overall. this is really a microcosm of the inequities that people are feeling right now in the pandemic. >> and we can have that conversation. but i'm thinking about you, the flight attendants who work so hard to make flights safe, comfortable, try to help with any amenities to make a long-distance flight better. are people in your line of the industry concerned and even afraid sometimes? when you see this uptick, some of these things, had they not be controlled, could get disastrously out of hand. >> yeah. you know, little problems can become ...

>> especially on saturdays. >> it's the latest initiative from new ceo steve easterbrook aimed at trying to end the three year sales slump. and also trying to keep up with the times in terms of healthy options and i think now they're trying to get out of what is sort of an abyss of little problems that are bringing them down. >> they're trying to help america is what they're doing. >> they love america and harold ford, it reminds me of the bible verse, ask and you shall receive. seek and ye shall find. and we have found all day breakfast at mcdonald's. god is good. >> it's one of the reasons -...

The west on a great number of fronts and we simply haven't had a strategic plan. we've been acting in an a la carte, ad hoc way, siloing these little problems, whether it's syria or lgbt issues or edward snowden or any of the number of other issues because we've been fearful that if we did kind of play the broad strategic game on the chess board we would find that that struggle and contest was something that was much more severe than we were willing to accept. i disagree with richard. i think we've got the thing inverted and we can't look at this as just crimea or ukraine, there's something mu...