Yes, I agree. It's a little known fact that Miles worked for a certain Intelligence Agency many years back and I had the pleasure of being tortured by him to reveal some "information"... I CAN confirm that as he was putting charges of electricity through my bruised testicles and burning me with cigarettes, his ubiquitious laughter guaranteed I had a lovely time all the same.
That was splendid, absolutely spendid ! I enjoyed it immensely. Well done to the participants for the entertainment provided and well done to me for watching it. You're very welcome.😀
Wooohooo thank you from Kamakura Japan, my Saturday morning fix! Makes the days work on the sea much more enjoyable! You are amazingly fantastic and thank you again💜❤️💜❤️
Had no idea who she was till they said she was off GB news, and was like are the scraping the barrel for guests? Is this balance? I thought Ian was far to nice to her interrupting her so she could not drone on.
That hat joke is even funnier if you know Chinese. The phrase “ to wear a green hat” means that the male hat-wearer has been cuckolded and lo and behold, it was green! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It has baffled me for years, especially since lockdown when so many suddenly discovered it was possible to "phone it in" regarding work from home, why there are entire villages in the north of England begging for tenants while the goverment focus remains on new builds in bedroom communities around London..
Because the powers that be still insisting that things has to be done face to face. Every paper has articles in it how bad WFH is, and that people just do not work....
@@joechapman8208 It all reminds me of that Yes Prime Minister episode where the Army is pushed to move “oep” north. “but you can't ask senior officers to live permanently in the north!” “What about Harrods? What about Wimbledon? Ascot? Henley? The Army and Navy Club? I mean civilisation, generally! It's just not on!” 🤣
Gosh I find Alexander the least of the regulars. Brian blessed one are epic! And I really wuite like the girl who was on alaasy week whos married to David Mitchell who's name eludes me now.
You can't just wake up enjoy life without a caffeine stimulant and a joint? 😔 This is one of the saddest comments I have read. There are other self nurturing ways to live.
I'm afraid we have to ask you to leave, ma'am. I apologize, but that comment was too much like a dad joke. It was funny, but you should still be ashamed of yourself lolol.
That was a fun episode. Hopefully Ian's partner won't be on again. Nothing about her politics or job, just the emptiness and laughing without understanding the joke.
I notice the same,kept staring at it and asked myself why the light technicians exaggerated his ears and hair. The could have flattered it with good will. Alexander might have failed to build up a good relationship with them.
@@blue24563 Are you high? GB is the Fox News of the UK... All they do is lie. Plenty of other places to get a conservative viewpoint in the UK without listening to blatant liars. I guess you're too daft to understand that. Try thinking at all, it's very important.
Yep, soon as she knows the right answer she blatantly lies and says she got it right all along. If ever there was a perfect encapsulation of what passes for "journalists" at GBNewd
It is alleged that his daughter is using money from his foundation for her own gain. Like a spa and proceeds from 3 books he wrote. They say the book deal was not part of the foundation, and the money is rightfully theirs.
Captain Tom was an elderly veteran who raised large sums of money during the Coronavirus lockdown by walking laps of his garden, shortly before his death at the age of 100. His daughter and son-in-law were trustees of the charitable funds, large amounts of which they spent on themselves (excessive salaries, curious itemisation of expenses, and they simply kept all the merch profits). The charity paid a strangely high bill for office rentals and phone bills to Maytrix Group Limited. You'll never guess who owns Maytrix Group Limited. They were caught when the daughter attempted to pay herself a block of £100k, which was stopped because the Charity Commission has rule that prevents paying out a sum higher than 13% of the charities total income for their first accounting period for any reason. More than that, the rules are that trustees - as executors - shouldn't receive any remuneration from a charity, and should only receive reasonable reimbursement for expenses or if the trustee provides professional services above and beyond their trustee position, a consideration with is made on a case by case basis. It seems that she hadn't known this rule, as she immediately resigned from her trustee position and then registered herself as an employee instead, in order to be paid the money as a worker. She lacked the skills for such a high salary in a charity role, and the charity was not big enough to be paying the levels of salary she was establishing. This whole area is interesting because any accountant could have told her about the trustee rule in the first place, which suggests they deliberately didn't involve an accountant in structuring the charity. Why would you fail to do that, unless perhaps you didn't want anyone to see? They did take out 11 trademarks on Captain Tom's names, though. Eyebrows were also raised after they built an entire spa, complete with its own toilets and kitchen, in the grounds of their Grade-II-listed home without planning permission, leading to the intervention of the local authority and demands for them to dismantle it. The family insists no charitable funds were spent on the spa. Just one of those coincidental spas you sometimes build while you're sucking cash from your dead father's charity, I guess. The family appeared in a Piers Morgan interview this week to see if a public confession, tears, and claims of receiving death threats (the last refuge of the 21st century scoundrel) would be an acceptable currency to buy public favour before the Charity Commission completes its report. Captain Tom's daughter also claimed, with no evidence, that her father wanted her to keep all the profits from the three books he wrote. It won't surprise you to know that the books made much more money than all of the other merch put together: a figure somewhere north of £800k.
@@Lazy_Sundae Sorry, but he didn't. It is only the secret service agents that he / she has known that deserved to be bitten. That excludes all of the agents that are not known.
Well you know Ian, Liz had a deal with some pork marketeers that delivered food to the labour conference, so she made sure to get a ticket. :D Just kidding. Long live ViVaHD for these wonderful uploads.
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