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arseblog @arseblog.com · 19/07/2026

Fuck this ad-break

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Tom Allright @tommya13.bsky.social · 19/07/2026

This is so dreadful. #halftime shows can stay in the US. So so awful

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arseblog @arseblog.com · 19/07/2026

This is worse than I could ever possibly have imagined.

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Tom Allright @tommya13.bsky.social · 19/07/2026

Is it me or is this final devoid of any atmosphere? FIFA has sucked the atmosphere out trying to create atmosphere. Dreadful. #WorldCupFinal

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Tom Allright @tommya13.bsky.social · 16/05/2026

Gutted for #Hearts. Scottish football would be much more watchable if another team won the league. #Celtic every year is 🥱

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therepodcast.bsky.social @therepodcast.bsky.social · 03/04/2026

Love how Ashley Banjo viewed his Pilgrimage as seeing his faith in context. Can’t wait to watch the new BBC Pilgrimage series airing this Sunday 9pm BBC2. Who’s watching with me? Listen to my episode with all this years Pilgrims podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/t...

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ok.co.uk @ok.co.uk · 09/02/2026

Love Island star Tasha Ghouri and soap legend Patsy Kensit are among the stars lacing up their hiking boots for the BBC 's Pilgrimage.

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BBC Pilgrimage line-up in full including Love Island star and soap legend

Seven celebs will hike across the wild landscapes of North East England in the BBC show

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Suzannah Lipscomb @sixteenthcgirl.bsky.social · 22/09/2025

And I get hands-on, tonight with some venomous snakes at the Centre for Snakebite Research at @lstmnews.

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Suzannah Lipscomb @sixteenthcgirl.bsky.social · 22/09/2025

The show has a wonderfully innovative format: Dr Richard Shepherd explores the science on a digital autopsy table. I speak to scholars Honor Cargill-Martin, Profs Lloyd Llewellyn Jones and Chris Naunton and Drs Shushma Malik, and Dr Benjamin Hinson

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Suzannah Lipscomb @sixteenthcgirl.bsky.social · 22/09/2025

Plutarch says she died as a result of a snake bite, administered by her own hand, having smuggled a viper into her rooms in a basket of figs. Is it possible?

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Suzannah Lipscomb @sixteenthcgirl.bsky.social · 22/09/2025

Can I tell you how very proud I am of the new series we have on TV tonight? It’s on at 9pm, it’s called ANCIENT AUTOPSY, and it’s on More4. Tonight, we explore the evidence of the death of the last Pharaoh of Egypt, Cleopatra.

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Suzannah Lipscomb @sixteenthcgirl.bsky.social · 22/09/2025

This series is made by Yeti Media for @channel4tv.bsky.social by the marvellous team headed by @sianprice.bsky.social Megan Roberts, and @tommya13.bsky.social.

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Adam Vaughan @adamvaughan.bsky.social · 23/05/2025

How Attenborough’s Ocean exposed ‘violent’ bottom trawlers. “We were aghast, it was a shock,” said producer Toby Nowlan, recalling the first time he saw video of the destructive fishing practice, where weighted nets are dragged across the sea bed. 👇 www.thetimes.com/uk/environme...

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How David Attenborough’s Ocean exposed ‘violent’ bottom trawlers

Somehow, this documentary is our first close-up look at the way commercial fishing wrecks the sea bed. One of the directors says it’s like watching Nemo flee for his life

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Dr Tom Montgomery @drtomontgomery.bsky.social · 31/05/2025

#Ocean What have we done? A whale-watching company in Ireland has closed down permanently because huge trawlers have left nothing but "an empty, lifeless sea." All the dolphins and humpback, minke & fin whales have disappeared, leaving nothing left to watch. Source in 🧵

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Best for Britain @bestforbritain.org · 09/06/2025

Archived version from a couple of hours ago on the left. sTaRmEr bReXiT bEtRaYaL version on the right. Issue is absolutely nothing to do with Brexit. ~AA

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An end to deep sea dredging
Sir David Attenborough has brought attention to the damage caused to ocean floors

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Starmer’s Brexit betrayal will endanger British waters
Sir David Attenborough has brought attention to the damage caused to ocean floors by deep sea dredging

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Sir David Attenborough, Oceans
09 June 2025 8:00am BST

The UN treaty was signed two years ago and needs to be ratified by 60 countries to take legal effect. It would offer marine protected area (MPA) status to 30 per cent of the world’s oceans to let them recover. So far just 32 have done so, including France and Spain – but not the UK, which still allows bottom dredging in MPAs around our shores.
In a bid to “reset” relationships with the EU, French and Spanish trawlers will be allowed access to UK waters for a longer post-Brexit period, a decision that has been denounced in fishing communities as a “betrayal”. But why should French and Spanish boats be allowed to carry out trawling practices in British waters that their own governments do not want to see in their own? The UK Government has dragged its feet over ratifying this treaty. It needs to get on with it.

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Brizo75 @brizo75.bsky.social · 14/06/2025

Watched Ocean with David Attenborough and have to say I have never experienced such a transition from complete dejection and hopelessness to positivity and hope for our future in 90 minutes. The piece on Krill fishing is industrial horror at its absolute hardest hitting. Don't eat fish. Just don't

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Marguerite de Bohun @mdebohun.bsky.social · 03/01/2025

Really worth a watch.

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Suzannah Lipscomb @sixteenthcgirl.bsky.social · 02/01/2025

How devastating was the dissolution of the monasteries? How did the closure of 850 religious houses in four years affect ordinary people? The first part of our new series A World Torn Apart: The Dissolution of the Monasteries can now be streamed on History Hit. access.historyhit.com/a-world-torn...

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A World Torn Apart: The Dissolution of the Monasteries - 1 - Season 1 - History Hit

Professor Suzannah Lipscomb unravels one of the most profound transformations in Tudor society, when faith and politics collided: the dissolution of the monasteries. Over just four years in the 1530s,...

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Tom Allright @tommya13.bsky.social · 02/01/2025

Take a look at the NEW 2 part series I have had the pleasure of filming. A fascinating dive into The Dissolution of the Monasteries in the 16th Century. All fronted by the wonderful @sixteenthcgirl.bsky.social. Check it out on #HistoryHit

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Suzannah Lipscomb @sixteenthcgirl.bsky.social · 20/12/2024

Come on, guys. We can do this. If everyone who has watched this gave the price of a coffee, we’d hit the target.

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Suzannah Lipscomb @sixteenthcgirl.bsky.social · 27/12/2024

Look at the utter breathtaking beauty of these ruins at Easby. They’ve inspired many artists, including Turner. But the story behind them is not pretty. NEW SERIES: it ‘A World Torn Apart: The Dissolution of the Monasteries’ coming very soon to History Hit TV.

The ruins of Easby Abbey in The Morning Mist.

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Suzannah Lipscomb @sixteenthcgirl.bsky.social · 19/12/2024

This wonderful charity does amazing work with children in Odisha, India. Please do have a watch of a video I made for them. donate.biggive.org/campaign/a05...

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Love the One's Winter 2024 Campaign

Our team in Odisha want to give our children the best winter wonderland experience but we also want to be …

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Save Redland Library @saveredlandlibr.bsky.social · 03/12/2024

9pm TODAY on #More4 A History of Royal Scandals s2 Ep 6, Affairs Prof Suzannah Lipscomb uncovers some historic royal affairs that shocked the public or were hidden away to avoid an outcry. #History

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Suzannah Lipscomb @sixteenthcgirl.bsky.social · 26/11/2024

Tonight’s episode of A History of Royal Scandals is all about the relationship between the royals and money. With stories of Elizabeth I, George IV and Henry VIII, we head to Longleat, Hampton Court, Brighton Pavilion and the remains of Merton Abbey. It’s at 9pm on More4; do tune in.

The gorgeous Old Library at Longleat, with leather bound books and secret doors.

Examining three sixteenth-century manuscripts that testify to Elizabeth I’s visit 450 years ago

The Great Hall at Hampton Court, with a table set for royalty at the high end of the hall

Longleat: an Elizabethan prodigy house of stone and glass, with a statue of a lion in the foreground

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Dak @dak.bsky.social · 22/11/2024

Opening a restaurant named ‘Peace and Quiet’ where kids meals cost $80

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John Collins @logicallyjc.bsky.social · 21/11/2024

Did you know that by substituting your morning coffee with green tea, you can eliminate up to 93% of what little joy you have left?

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Tom Allright @tommya13.bsky.social · 19/11/2024

A series I had the joy of producing and directing. Tonight 9pm. More4.

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Suzannah Lipscomb @sixteenthcgirl.bsky.social · 19/11/2024

Tonight’s episode of A History of Royal Scandals is all about Crime. 9pm. More4.

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Mediagazer @mediagazer.com · 22/06/2023

BBC Studios acquires Copenhagen-based production company STV, helping the BBC grow its presence in Scandinavia; STV will be rebranded under BBC Studios moniker (Manori Ravindran/Variety) Main Link | Mediagazer Permalink

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Dan Snow @thehistoryguy.bsky.social · 15/11/2024

The gladiator helmets in the Naples archeological museum are some of the greatest objects I’ve ever seen on display.

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