Ted Heath
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I’m sitting on Ted Heath.
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Bangor and Anglesey News: Actor, director and boffin honoured by Bangor University
The Bangor and Anglesey MailActor John Sessions touched that Bangor has not forgotten him ACTOR John Sessions – who played Ted Heath in the film The Iron Lady – has been announced as one of eight honorary fellows for 2012 by Bangor University. Bangor graduate John, whose real name Full Article at The Bangor and Anglesey Mail
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PLANT collector and cultivator, Bleddyn Wynn-Jones, of Crûg Farm Nurseries, Caernarfon, will be honoured for his services to botany and horticulture. He has been named as one of eight honorary fellows for 2012 by Bangor University. Mr Wynn-Jones will be Full Article at Caernarfon Herald
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Mind you, there wasn't much pleasurable about treating with Ted Heath. Or Gordon Brown.
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Sammy Barr, who has died aged 80 of cancer, was one of the architects of the historic work-in at Upper Clyde Shipbuilders in 1971. Affable, committed and, like his colleague Jimmy Reid, he was recognised as an inspiring speaker. Mr Barr, pictured, with M Full Article at Herald Scotland
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I WAS going to say impressionists used to be 10 a penny on television in the 70s and 80s, except that wouldn't be quite true. Fifty a penny would be more like it. Any third-rate comedian could throw on a beret, gurn "Mmm, Betty, the cat's done a whoopsie Full Article at Dublin Evening Herald
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The unions held the nation by the throat and were throttling it to death. Every news broadcast seemed to contain a report from a factory car park somewhere with hundreds of men raising their hands to approve yet another strike call in support of a 35 per Full Article at The Telegraph
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George Edward 'Ted' Heath (30 March 1902 – 18 November 1969) was the most famous English bandleader of the 40s, 50s and early 60s. Full Article At Wikipedia.org
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