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summary. I am back at ten o'clock. We continue now our series looking

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back at 2013. Over the next 30 minutes we remember the achievements

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of some of those we lost in the past year.

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# Wild thing, you make my heart sing wild thing came up with these three

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chords. It was probably the biggest record that we ever made.

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# I feel it in my fingers, I feel it in my toes. #Love is all around... #

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It's written in the wind, it's everywhere I go.

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# you know I love you, I'll was well. # My mind is made up by the

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way I feel. # There will be no beginning, there will be no end.

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Hello, good evening and welcome. The man who hands you this card is an

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air raid warden. Do not be alarmed, lie down and do exactly as he tells

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you. I let down my friends, I let down .Mac the country. I let down

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our system of government. --... Hallo, good morning and welcome to

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good morning television. Ships to change direction. That ship did

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change direction. On that day when the government said it change

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direction many times, it only change direction once to go home. Do you

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pray together? How do you mean? Do you say prayers together for world

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peace, you and the President? He hopes for peace and I hope for peace

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too. The reason sacred music continues as

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because people have a thirst for tradition. I learned a bit about

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Indian music, I learned a bit about Arabic music and then tried to

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create a style out of these various traditions. When the end of life

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comes and all the other longings we had in this life have disappeared,

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then we are only left with that longing, long, long forgotten.

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What happened? I swear I don't know. It was like magic. There is no such

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thing as magic! Do not use that word. But you use it, sir. I do. You

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are not supposed to hit, sir. What is this, Tim? I don't always

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understand poetry. You don't always understand it? I never understand

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it, but learn it now, no wet now and you will understand it whenever. We

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are taking a late lunch at three. I am afraid we have to leave. Leave?

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Didn't he tell you, we have to get back to sign on. Sign-on? It is

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rather fashionable, actually. Surely you could for ago for just this one

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occasion. I have come a long way to see you both. He invented swimming

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to music with what he cold his Aqua kids. The big number I did in the

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movie, no one did how to do these numbers in a movie. So we got a

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choreographer and asked how do you do what you do? He said you are

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going to need a lot of water. And they called me and they said, come

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out and we want to talk to you about being in the movies. I said, you

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people, I don't know. They called me for one solid year and I found out

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something really valuable for show business. When you say no, they

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really have to have you. Here goes Cliff Morgan. A superb try

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the mix at 14-3. -- that makes it. Whether you are Welsh or black or

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whether .Mac it does not matter in sport because it should be a

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unifying force. This is brilliant stuff. Brilliant! John Williams,

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Brian Williamson. The halfway line. Brilliant! A traumatic -- dramatic

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run. He dropped his teeth. When he went

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down to pick them up, he tripped over the pram, put his tin helmet

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through the front door ex-man --! Next thing I know you will be

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shipping me of two some old folks home.

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When I called Gerald and 68, he was completely well. -- when I caught.

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Whilst, I was livid. When I watch a bunch of old sketches, I know it is

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a very good programme. I think it was brilliant. Another brilliant --

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double vodka. I love for films -- foreign. I don't

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like them, all the writing underneath them. The subtitles? No,

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I do not like all that stuff. Don't be daft. They don't have them over

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there. Oh, I see. They have them in French over there. I see, right. And

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all the actors begin English, then? Yeah, obviously. It wouldn't be a

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foreign film otherwise. No. You have got a very sexy neck. You have never

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seen my neck. I am looking at it now.

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We cannot eat that. Of course we can. I played myself, highly

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strung, nervous, rather stupid. Desperate to get things right than

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getting them wrong. I speak not like a fool. You see not right, old man.

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No prisoners! No prisoners! I was asked to write my autobiography. I

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read an article where asked me what I was doing between... Johnny! I

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cannot understand men like you, I was think you are laughing at me.

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How did you know? Because I put it there.

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I am playing all the right notes but not necessarily in the right order.

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The very first joke I sold, I sold it to Charlie Chester and the joke

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was, Hopalong Cassidy's Mather, when he was a little baby, she knew he

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was going to be a cowboy because he always wore a nappy. I had half a

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crown for that. I know something I haven't done for

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a long time. We all know that! I was sat in front of that

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typewriter with all those blank pages. That is when you realise they

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were 24 million, 25 million people looking over your shoulder or

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saying, make me laugh. We have got to put some jazz to it

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and make it dark. And sure enough, this is what

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happened. They are charming, aren't they? Or

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if they are not, they jolly well ought to be because they are

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students at a London charm school and they are being 25 guineas for a

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course that should buy them a little extra charm.

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We are in tropical Australia, halfway up the peninsula of Cape

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York, the pointy bit at the top on the right-hand side.

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A brash air-conditioned nightmare where we wait for ever and a neon

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for a jackpot that never turns up. Most of Texas is now urban or

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suburban and yet it is still the mirror in which fascinated Americans

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see themselves reflected much larger than life. Texas is super American.

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Welcome to another session of Juke Box Jury.

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Welcome to Blackpool and the 1984 season of come dancing.

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Good evening, this is David Jacobs. He poured all over, trickle,

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trickle, and I shrieked with laughter. I could not stop. I was

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asked to leave. All right.

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And that, I am afraid, brings to an end the David Jacobs story. Until

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then, it is good night from me, David Jacobs.

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# I'm in the mood for dancing, romancing. # Whoo, giving it all,

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tonight. # Dancing.

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# I'm in the mood, babe. # So let the music play.

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# Whoo, dancing. # I'm in the mood, babe.

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# So get on up and let your body sway.

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Do you get a badge for doing this? No, I don't think so. Pity, but we

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should have something. Surely that is not the important thing, just

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giving blood to help somebody is the important thing. I think we should

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get a badge as well. The management has extended the

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privilege of offering you the executive dining. Executive dining?

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See you at lunch. It is still Mr Rumbold. Forgive me, the key to the

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executive washroom went to my head. Get this cleared out at once! Get

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these blokes out of here so I can carry on with my lecture! Are you

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asking the Army to retreat? You have had plenty of practice recently.

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Wright, Mainwaring, get outside! Between my finger and my firm, the

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squat pen rests, snug as a gun. Long bedtime anthems of Ulster,

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unwilling, unbeaten Protestant, Catholic, the Bible, the Beats, long

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talks at Gables by moonlight, boots on the half, the small hours time

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sweetly away so next thing it was. We are a society that has fallen

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from grace. This is limbo land at best and at worst, the country of

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the dammed. It has rode him to the" the loud

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banquet every day in Hall. The heart being struck and the clear song of a

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skilled poet telling with mastery of man's beginnings.

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The possible future president of the United States four years ago was

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talking about using an atom bomb quite casually. A conventional

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weapon. What guarantee is there that another slightly off-balance General

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Mike take the whole world into war? The two women were alone in a London

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flat. Their friend came back from a telephone on the landing. The point

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is, as far as I can see, everything is cracking up.

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Have you heard the news? No. You have won the Nobel Prize for

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literature. Oh, Christ. I don't think there will be a woman

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Prime Minister in my lifetime. Where there is discord, may we bring

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harmony. Where there is error, may we bring truth. Where there is

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doubt, may we bring faith. It flies alongside the union Jack in

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South Georgia. God save the Queen. Just rejoice at that news and

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congratulate our forces and the Marines.

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To those waiting with bated breath for that favourite media

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catchphrase, they you turn, I have only one thing to say. You turn if

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you want to. They had been neither freedom or

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order in Britain if we had given in for violence. They would have been

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no hope for any prosperous industry. The fact that we are gathered here

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now, shocked but composed and determined is a sign not only that

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this attack has failed but that all attempts to destroy democracy by

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terrorism will fail. # I'm waiting for my man.

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If it had not been for Andy, who knows whether we have had a chance

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to do anything so I think I owe everything to Mr Warhol.

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For me, any good song stimulator is some kind of emotion. And then what

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other thing is that that makes people get up and dance?

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# Feed animals in the zoo. # Then later a movie too, and then

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home. # Oh, it's such a perfect day.

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# I'm glad I spend it with you. It is a fantasy, perfect day. The

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whole thing is not just about you are going to reap what you sow,

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which is a cliche. I thought it was somebody good. I liked that.

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There are many people who feel it is useless for us to continue with

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peace and nonviolence against the government whose reply is only

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savage attempts on an unarmed and defenceless people.

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We are not combating the struggle against individual whites, we are

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fighting the principal, fighting white domination and in the cause of

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that struggle, we can even form friendships with people from the

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other side. Take your guns, your knife and throw

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them into the stream. I, Nelson Rottweiler Mandela, --

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Nelson Mandela, do hereby swear that the Republic of South Africa that

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never and never again shall it be that this beautiful land will gain

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experience the oppression of one by another. The sun shall never set on

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so glorious a human achievement. Good morning and a very happy

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Christmas. We have a much quieter day weather-wise. Having said that,

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there are still showers across Wales. Away from

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