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I’ve even interviewed Tom about his love for Gold, Moore’s 1974 non-Bond masterpiece which essentially supplies the plot for A View to a Kill: a villain plans a calamitous flood to boost the price of a commodity he wants to control (microchips this time), only to be stopped by an ageing knitwear model and the women he seduces. So when I was charged with making the case that A View to a Kill is not the subject of ridicule it has in some places sadly become, I discussed it with Tom. He’s currently surviving lockdown in south London with only pillows with Sir Roger’s face on them for com...

Wicked Local As a carpenter who worked on flipping houses, Tim Dalton got pretty used to listening to podcasts all day while he worked with his hands. At the start of 2020, he decided that as a hobby, he would start his own podcast. Since Dalton was the president of the Arlington High School Class of 1990, and would play a role in putting together the 30th class reunion in 2020, he decided to interview members of the graduating class.  With COVID-19 forcing the reunion's cancellation, the podcast became the signature event for rekindling with old classmates. The Ponder This Podcast, now cont...

More than 7,000 Covid vaccine doses have been administered across Wigan so far It is hoped that everyone aged 80 and above, as well as all residents in care homes, will have been vaccinated by the end of January 12:42, 13 JAN 2021 Mr Ashurst was the first in Wigan Borough to receive his vaccine in December (Image: NHS Wigan Borough CCG) For the latest news from in and around Wigan sign up to the MyWigan newsletter hereInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information w...

Former NI civil servant appointed joint head of Disappeared commission Rosalie Flanagan named UK lead of group charged with finding missing Troubles victims Wed, Jan 13, 2021, 15:08   Rosalie Flanagan, a former senior Northern Ireland civil servant, has been appointed to the commission charged with finding the bodies of the Disappeared. The commission was formed by the British and Irish governments in 1999 to find the bodies of people who were abducted, murdered and secretly buried during the Troubles, chiefly by the IRA. Ms Flanagan is former permanent secretary to the North’s Department...

Gerry Adams asked Dublin government for 'preferential treatment' for IRA prisoners soon after 1994 ceasefire Gerry Adams sought the release of IRA prisoners in 1994. Picture by Pat Maxwell 30 December, 2020 00:01 Sir John Chilcott GERRY Adams privately asked the Dublin government to give preferential treatment to 11 IRA prisoners just days after the 1994 ceasefire, declassified files reveal. A five-page confidential memo sent on September 19, 1994 detailing a meeting between NIO permanent secretary Sir John Chilcott and Timothy Dalton, a senior official in the...