I took some ballroom dancing lessons back in the 70’s, as my then girlfriend was a good dancer.
I can’t watch these programmes though. Too many people famous for being famous.

Ch4 was a much better choice on Sunday night,

Paid a very cold windswept visit today which was made even less bearable by not being able to get anything to eat that I liked.

I suggest you contact Adam Kendall : [email]AKendall@iwm.org.uk[/email]

He is Commercial Services Manager, Imperial War Museum Duxford.

I wonder, have they now removed the deliberately misleading sign at the door to GI Joe’s, for an offer
only available at the Mess restaurant ?

If the Folland Gnat sized aircraft made totally stealth and has extreme dogfighting capabilities was around and cost maybe 5 million a piece…would that be a sales success ?

Consider it has no radar and…and would be around M1.6 in speed.

Armed with 2 sidewinders and possibly a 30 mm cannon with 250 rounds.

It may well be a very capable aircraft but………………..Defence chiefs like to keep up with the Joneses.

Do remember that many of the crews manning the civil SAR are ex military.The new helis are better for the job replacing tired airframes. The crews have continuity in the role.

Yes, I doubt many of them will miss the Yellow Perils. Or the people who at times struggled to keep them flying.

Bury St Edmunds is one of our favourite places to visit.
Shall be there next Friday for the Christmas Fair

Very sad. R.I.P Edgar

I am writing a screenplay, tackling many of my objections to ww2 movies. Ie incredible veterans stories take priority over set pieces. Major facts are not sacrificed in favour of artistic license. Historical characters are researched from their diaries, and dont come across as figures from commando comics!

As well as not applying today’s obsession with being “PC” to the 40’s