
“Living with a chronic illness feels like our bodies are holding us to ransom. We get no rewards for our attempts to function like a “normal” person.”
“Living with a chronic illness feels like our bodies are holding us to ransom. We get no rewards for our attempts to function like a “normal” person.”
“Uncertainty is part and parcel of any leadership election in political parties”
“In the 1940s and 50s the first flowering of Scottish space fiction was on radio, with young adult fiction by John Keir Cross from Carluke (The Angry Planet, Return to Mars) and Angus MacVicar from Campbeltown, two of whose Lost Planet serials also made it to television”
“In my life, there’s been one stand-out period of significant importance. It defined the rest of my existence. Surprisingly, falling ill, which resulted in the diagnosis of 3 chronic health conditions, isn’t it. However, it was the agitator of my transformation.”
The first episode was aired on BBC 1 on Sunday 12th of March whilst controversy was still raging across the media of the Beeb’s decision to broadcast 5 of the programmes with a 6th film, being released on iPlayer only.
Delving deeper into cyberspace you rescue three Digimon, Palmon, Terriermon and Hagurumon (which given the other 2 were very prominent in different anime series is a bit of an outlier).
The BBC’s ineptitude in dealing with “Lineker Gate” demonstrates the lack of authority and independence that illustrate a fall from grace that has been palpable this last few years
Dundas was President of the Board of Control over the East India Company from 1793-1801.
” the villain “The Scorpion” has also gone to America, with dialogue heavily indicating he was part of the archaeological expedition.”
“I was delighted to learn that 250,560 baby boxes have now been distributed across Scotland since distribution began in August 2017.”