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Keith Skipper Lockdown even crept into countryside hideaways as a challenging Norfolk year unfolded - Credit: Trevor Allen I feel like a football manager searching frantically for plausible excuses after a 6-0 home trouncing by the league’s bottom club. “We have to take the positives out of that” hardly covers such a sporting debacle. Nor does it act as much of a fanfare for any attempt to salvage a few useful items from this dustbin of a year about to be carted off into history. Still, the fact I’m still here along with most family and friends, many of them also members of the Vulner...

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Only Fools and Horses Christmas Special - Credit: BBC Like turkey and tinsel, advent calendars and carols, cracking TV programmes are a tradition for most of us during the festive season. With your selection box and port at the ready, here is a countdown of 10 of our best-loved Christmas TV moments, from jaw-dropping revelations to cuddly cartoon characters, vicars to a Royle baby. 1. Dirty Den and Angie’s divorce (EastEnders, 1986): The Granddaddy of them all and the benchmark for anyone striving for a truly miserable Christmas, 30.2 million people tuned in to watch Den Watts hand Angie ...

Only Fools and Horses Christmas Special - Credit: BBC Like turkey and tinsel, advent calendars and carols, cracking TV programmes are a tradition for most of us during the festive season. With your selection box and port at the ready, here is a countdown of 10 of our best-loved Christmas TV moments, from jaw-dropping revelations to cuddly cartoon characters, vicars to a Royle baby. 1. Dirty Den and Angie’s divorce (EastEnders, 1986): The Granddaddy of them all and the benchmark for anyone striving for a truly miserable Christmas, 30.2 million people tuned in to watch Den Watts hand Angie ...

Only Fools and Horses Christmas Special - Credit: BBC Like turkey and tinsel, advent calendars and carols, cracking TV programmes are a tradition for most of us during the festive season. With your selection box and port at the ready, here is a countdown of 10 of our best-loved Christmas TV moments, from jaw-dropping revelations to cuddly cartoon characters, vicars to a Royle baby. 1. Dirty Den and Angie’s divorce (EastEnders, 1986): The Granddaddy of them all and the benchmark for anyone striving for a truly miserable Christmas, 30.2 million people tuned in to watch Den Watts hand Angie ...