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27 April 2013

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Tax relief system 'too complicated'

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“@henrypage Why do you(/does she) assume that the "brochure" will be giving advice on loopholes, rather than just advice on how the relief should apply?”
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Tax relief system 'too complicated'

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“So...Margaret Hodge's issue with KPMG seems to be that the have a marketing department?”
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26 April 2013

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NBC skip HANNIBAL episode - is that justified?

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“"people being flayed alive". Sounds charming. Not watching it myself, but I can understand delaying the episode if it features a similar scene or story to a real life incident, but I wouldn't have thought it made sense to not show it at all. I recall the beeb delaying Good Cop. Good decision, but it did rather lose momentum. I suppose it's easy for the BBC to do that as they have many dramas of varying lengths during a season. Aren't the US seasons more prescriptive in terms of length?”
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Alex Lester's THE 4.40 WHAT TODAY'S TAUGHT ME

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06 April 2013

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01 April 2013

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DOCTOR WHO - 'The Bells of St John'

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DOCTOR WHO - 'The Bells of St John'

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“I was talking about this episode with my brother-in-law and we concluded that it was a story that ticked all the boxes - catchphrase, monsters lurking in ordinary places, running about - but somehow didn't excite. Maybe we've been spoiled by series openers like Impossible astronaut. I'd forgotten about the Idiots Lantern. Was that the one with Maureen Lipman?”
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Tennis Bestfast

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Tennis Bestfast

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“I presume that was Goran Ivanisevic pretending to be Tim Henman?”
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Remembering prime ministers of the 20th Century

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Public help scientists 'spot' galaxies

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Public help scientists 'spot' galaxies

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“That's not the kind of website to discover at quarter-past-midnight. Just a few more before I go to sleep...”
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Charlotte Green gets the giggles

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30 August 2012

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What is the value of books?

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“I'll resist e-books for as long as possible, but then inevitably (as with the move from CDs to mp3s) I'll move on and won't look back to paperbacks. Whereas musicians can make a living by touring, I'm not sure what the lesser-selling author will do.”
lpf20 followed BBC Radio Shropshire

24 August 2012

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Martians on The Midnight Line

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Stage hypnotism on The Midnight Line, with Ian Perry and Jonathan Chase - and others whose names I didn't record. It was recorded onto ta...

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Doctor Who and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop

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‘Midsomer’s dangerous but not absurdly dangerous’

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Bouncy, bouncy druids

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Jeremy Hardy's News Quiz Buddha rant

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“I've set up a playlist for News Quiz boos. Could we have some more, please? First choice would be the oversimplified Europeans-go-into-a-bar Euro-crisis analogy.”
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Battlefield 1403 Part 4

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“Poor Hal - sounds painful.”
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Wroxeter Roman City 1

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lpf20 followed BBC Radio 4 Today

26 May 2012

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lpf20 followed BBC Radio 2

26 May 2012

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Jeremy Hardy's News Quiz Buddha rant

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23 April 2012

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10 March 2012

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Electric Swing Circus in Brum

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I heard the distinctive sound of the Electric Swing Circus as I walked through Victoria Square in Birmingham. I was only going to get som...

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14 February 2012

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lpf20 followed BBC Shropshire

30 January 2012

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Meta

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Ian, there are also short clips of you on the internet.

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10 January 2012

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Ian Perry discusses the Midnight Line

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The hour of midnight between 4/5 January 2012 marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of the first Midnight Line phone-in show on Beacon Radi...

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Above the Eagle by Mr P Bryce

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lpf20 This poem, Above the Eagle by a Mr P Bryce, was printed in Peter Rhodes' column of the Express and Star newspaper shortly before the 66th aniversary of the Battle of Britain. I haven't heard a reading or seen it published elsewhere so I thought I'd give it an airing. Trouble is, I couldn't sound less like a World War Two fighter pilot if I tried. If you can do it justice with a better reading, please do so.