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David Vine and Ray Moore talk to judges Anthea Redfern, Noddy Holder and Frank Bough at the finals of Miss England 1975. "Frank, what in a woman turns you on?"
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Starsky & Hutch (1975-79) had four different theme tunes during its run, each reflecting a different mood producers wanted for the season. Have a listen and see which is your favourite.
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If you're a Snooker fan... @nr147 aim pointing the Black ball is wild 😂
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Hysterie. En dan. Bleiten. De mooiste koers ooit. Bedankt, @WoutvanAert. #ParisRoubaix
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C’è un po’ di comcam in queste lacrime ❤️🩹🥹
Grazie anche ai nostri telecronisti per le emozioni che ci hanno dato in questa Parigi-Roubaix 2026 📹🎙️

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"Good luck mate!"
The famous words of commentator Jack Karnehm as Cliff Thorburn lined up the final black for the Crucible's first ever 147 in 1983.
The Canadian memorably fluked the opening red before making snooker history. #snooker
Video: WST/BBC
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Since everyone is bringing up legendary Virgo’s moments, here’s my most memorable.
“Somehow he’s got to fluke the yellow”
“You never know, there’s six pockets on the table”
“Happy birthday Stephen Hendry”
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5 February 1976. In one of the greatest sporting moments, Austrian skier Franz Klammer produced an exceptional and exhilarating run to win the Men’s Downhill gold medal at the Innsbruck Winter Olympic Games.
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The difference between regular bass players and Lemmy Kilmister from Motörhead
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To Ronnie Peterson. Current Address: Heaven. I haven't talked to you in 47 years, but I think of you often. You wouldn't believe how often I'm asked to talk about you and how much your spirit lives on in the F1 world. I miss you. Look up my twin brother Aldo. He's also in heaven
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Un 23 de agosto de 1987 fallecía a los 35 años en un accidente de lancha motora el piloto francés Didier Joseph-Louis Pironi. 70 GP, 3 victorias y 13 podios. 3º en la F2 de 1977. Ganador de Le Mans en 1978. Y pese a perderse medio campeonato, subcampeón del mundo de F1 en 1982.
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36 years ago, Didier Pironi was killed in an offshore powerboat race near the Isle of Wight. Didier was a tremendous racer, whether on asphalt or on water, always willing to take that extra risk.
Photo I took in St Tropez in '85 when Didier was getting interested in powerboats.
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Saw a bloke on the tube at 7.30am peel the cover off a Sainsbury's trifle.
People were watching, interested to see how he'd approach it.
He got a large Dairy Milk Fruit and Nut bar out of his pocket, unwrapped it, then used it as a spoon to eat the trifle.
Sensational viewing
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This is snooker’s grassy knoll
Replying to @davehendon
Amazing piece of history, sadly I wasn't born.
I found this isolated shot from the camera to the left of the table a few years ago when were making the "Gods of Snooker" series. I love the way Steve Davis lets go of his cue after he sits down, as if resigned to his fate.
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🇫🇷 #TDF2025
Yesterday, just before the summit of the Tourmalet, Julian Alaphilippe grabbed a cardboard sign from a fan. He tucked it under his jersey to keep warm on the descent. Later, he apologized to the woman. The sign read: “Wout doesn’t know it yet, but we’re getting married!”
Today, the woman was a guest in the paddock, warmly welcomed by both Julian and Wout. This is what cycling is all about! 🤗
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Really enjoyed hanging with @berenyi_miki and @SonyaMadan for this. Catching up, swapping stories of 90s music industry. If only there'd been Whatsapp groups to share our experiences back in the day! In SundayTimes Mag this weekend. Thanks @lizjedwards
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