Some years ago at the National Trust property, Coleton Fishacre, along with some interior decorating and garden design ideas which we pinched, I saw my first ever wind clock and decided one day I'd make one. Next year I'm doing a major refurb. on the snug in our cottage and this will be my big chance.
Superimposed on a painted map of the coast where the house sits is a dial showing the wind direction. The wind vane on the roof is connected mechanically to the compass dial indicator; I think its steel rods and bevel gears running down the inside of the chimney but I'm not too sure after all this time. Anyway that's not for us, we want some form a device that attached to an exterior wind vane can "drive" the compass needle with a bit of damping. I guess this means some sort of electric signal transmitted to "the driver" but I'm clueless on electronics.
So there you go fellers, what can you come up with that an electrical duffer might be able to cobble together, or indeed can you see any other method?
That's what synchros and resolvers were designed for. WW2 technology but they work!
OK Eugene ... There was a Weather Station in Practical Electronics [ I think ] round about 1980-ish which had one.
If you wanted use 2 uControllers, one at the top end to send serial data to t'other. Cuts down on the cabling ... make it as complicated as you like ..
I can't think of any really simple electrical way to do it other than hurl vast sums of money at it with S/R set up.
Bit of a bugger ain't it ???
Maybe an R/C servo, and a servo tester. You'll have to open them and maybe play with limits contacts to get 360 degrees of movement. Same with the pot in the servo tester.
Try Hobbyking for low prices. Make the servo a big one, not for power, but so it's easier to work on.
Maybe Simon Heslop can help you out, now he's familiar with servo testers in his electric bike build.
R/C sailboat winch servos might allow 360 degree movement out o the box, not sure.
Anyway this would potentially be a very cheap system, though requiring tinkering a little to get full movement.
or.......... maybe a scrapped antenna rotator?
ps. could drive you a little nutty in gusty conditions? Might want to think about something that does averaging, well damped.
re. synchro motors -- Andrew, Bluechip, would old electric clock or other synchronous motors be able to be convinced into a pair, or is the word "synchronous" not really applicable to synchro motor pairs? Or what about stepper motors -- can they be fooled into thinking they are synchros?
The required 'synchros' are magslips and quite different to any regular synchronous motor, they are also quite different to what model aircraft folks know as servos.
I have some idea of how they work and I have a few in the shed (but that is in New Zealand!).
This is Madmodders and we should be able to design and make our own!
Anyway, this is how they work: There are two devices that are similar motor like devices which have a three phase field and a single phase on the armature. Both ends are the same, the three phases at one end are connected via 3 wires to the three phases at the other end. Both armatures are connected to an AC current.
The AC current in the armatures induces AC currents in the field windings phased according to the position of the armature. If they are free to move the two armatures will take up a position were the 3 phases at one end are in phase with the 3 phases at the other end. Therefore if you move one and the other is free to move it too will move the same amount.
Now then, Madmodder hat on!
A common or garden car alternator has a 3 phase stator and a single phase armature. In the alternator the armature is called the field. At first glance it would appear that two alternators could be used as a magslip link and drive the wind direction device.
Not really electronics, more electrics.
So, how to test the idea. Get two alternators that are similar. Get a low voltage AC transformer, those 12 volt lighting transformers might be good enough.
Open the alternators and snip out the diode bridge so that you have 6 wires coming from the stator windings. Use you meter to identify the ends that are connected to each coil then connect all three coils together in series, there will be 3 joins required and these joins are the 3 phase connections that you connect to the similar 3 phase points on the other alternator.
Get rid of the voltage regulator if it is internal and find the two wires that are connected to the rotor via carbon brushes (these will likely be labelled 'F' for field), connect the two rotors together in series and connect to your 12 volt transformer along with a 12 volt light socket all in series.
Put a 12 volt globe in the light socket and turn on the power to your 12 volt transformer. Hopefully there will be a bit of buzzing and the light will be lit but not full brilliance. Turn one shaft and see if the other one moves, or at least shows any tendency to move.
BTW, these devices were invented in WWI and used in battleship range finders and gun control equipment. They wanted very low friction and maximum sensitivity and resolution so did away with the troublesome slip rings and brushes and replaced them with magnetic connections which they called magnetic slip rings, hence the name 'magslip'. They are called 'synchros' in the US.
There are a couple of reasons why this idea might not work and one of them is that the alternator may have too many poles, but I dont really know so hopefully some keen type will try the above experiment!
There were a lot of them around in things like radar sets, all manner of military stuff and anywhere in industry where they needed a remote indicator of the angular position of a shaft. Ham radio chaps used to buy them to remotely indicate the position of movable beam antennas etc. They were also used in wind direction indicators which is where mine came from!
The challenge with a wind direction indicator is finding something that can go full 360 degrees and more.
They've got a place about 5 mins drive from me at Ripley.
Last time I went there some 4 years ago - ish, there was not much in there compared with ages past.
Something for you to fly over your place ??? Impress the neighbours etc. ??
I have fond memories of the Ripley yard - bought some very useful stuff there over the years When I used to travel the country a fair bit, I'd divert over the Pennines from head office in Manchester, come down the M1 and pick up Ripley, then through Nottingham to Trent Bridge, then out the bottom of Nottingham by the Ratcliffe coal fired power station.
b) Saw this idea in an electronics mag's and thought it worth keeping.
The idea is that the wind speed vane, scans the direction vane producing two pulses . one pulse produced by the speed vane is counted to measure speed and it is also used as a reference to time the direction pulse . measuring the delay between pulse thus gives direction.
 thinking about it, the pot may have been configure as below.
Thanks for all the responses guys, lots of things to ponder over, but Bills wee demo and the link provided by Andrew look pretty promising.
Andrew, would two of the doo dahs in the link do the job (ie one drive t'other) without any advanced electrical / electronic knowledge? If "yes" then it's worth ordering a pair just to play with on the bench.
Floating another boat ... from 'O' Level physics class of '57 I recall the Wheatstone Bridge; even an electrical pudding like me could make a circular one mounted round a central shaft. There might be a null point to get round, but it would give an input into what would normally be a traditional galvanometer but could be a totally circular dial / pointer. Any mileage in that?
Obviously I've not seen those ones myself (as they are in Israel!) so it's not entirely clear if they share a common shaft or are on two co-axial shafts. If the later you could probably separate them and thus have your pair, but I suspect it's the former case and they are integral, in which case you'd need two.
Bear in mind that being ex avionics they will operate on the standard 400 Hz aircraft supply, but that is pretty easy to generate.
Wow, a lot of activity while I was sleeping! Thanks for the synchro explanation, John. Very clear, and the alternator vesion seems do-able and fun at the same time. Almost tempted to try it myself even though I don't want a wind clock, just to see if it would work.
Also this morn, I started thinking that if it was a wind clock I really wanted, I'd maybe go back to the shaft and bevel gear idea. Has a lot of appeal, from just a mechanical fun perspective.
Definitely I wouldn't do the R/C servos and pots I suggested earlier. Longevity would be nil with wearing parts like pots in servos, etc. This thing has to handle variable wind direction 24/7 365/yr and, say, 20 years to be worthwhile. Or even 100, if you really want to be proud of it.
I probably wouldn't want to consume power with a wind operable device anyway!
I would like someone to try the alternator idea as I am far from convinced it would work in practice! Too many poles on the stator and too many on the rotor.
However the rotor is easy to modify with an angle grinder just cutting the unwanted pole fingers off. The stator would be harder but not impossible but would require a isolating each pole winding and rewiring them in groups for each third of the total.
Shafts and bevel gears are not so bad but it might be easier to have cables and pulleys to do the job! You would need a two throw crank (90 degree displaced crank pins) at each end at each end.
There is also that knobbly plastic 'chain' they use for controlling window blinds etc.
BTW, if you are going to buy a pair of magslip/selsyn/synchro at your local surplus store make sure you are getting the right ones! There are six or eight varieties, various voltages, various frequencies (50,60 and 400Hz at least). Some of them dont even rotate full circle and others will not have enough torque to pull the skin off your Milo.
vsteam, if you are going to make the wind clock to be proud of you also need a wind speed indicator and I can think of no better project for the Madmodders among us than a water bucket type of pressure tube anemometer. Just Google 'Dines pressure tube anemometer'!
The simple ones had a air inlet on the wind vane facing into wind and the air pressure was taken away via a tube to the display which was a glass tube part filled with some liquid. Increasing wind pushed the liquid up and was read against an adjacent scale. Madmodders should make the water bucket type where a 'bucket' was suspended by a spring over a container of water, the air pressure tube came through the container to end above the level of the water and inside the bucket, as the wind increased there was higher pressure in the bucket which rose accordingly. The 'professional' ones made by Munro et al had a chain connected to the bucket which went around a sprocket on one of our selsyns/magslip/synchros and hence could be read remotely. They also had a paper drum recorder for a permanent record of the wind speed and direction.
KISS! use a long speedometer cable!
A speedo cable is not too silly an idea but if it get turned backwards it might jam up, but maybe that would be after several years!
My reasons for blowing out the mechanical route are access and water tightness ..... The chimney breast where I'd site it is 3' thick of 200 year old brick and rubble. It's outside face (flush with the wall) is right into the prevailing wind and more significantly in Wales, rain. I've had the wall skinned with a waterproof membrane because of penetrating damp so I'm not going to drill any holes in it even if I had a 3' masonry bit.
Ideally I'd prefer something like the wireless weather stations that are available and convert the readout to analogue. Second best are the Israeli synchos and third would any other electrical solution that only required a small amount of cabling; I can hide that under the gable soffits outside and the roof beams inside.
Horrible Hi-tech solution, web cam following a flag with a screen inside!! How about instead of drilling a hole in the side of the chimney, a weather vane on top of the chimney, with a shaft coming straight down to a bevel gear?
I got an old alternator today and pulled it apart, unfortunately the stator is wound for several poles and re winding for just two poles probably puts that idea out of the park, unless someone is very keen!
Wireless sounds good but I find ours a real pain as the batteries always fail during the worst weather of the year and it usually takes somes messing around to connect to the indoor device which maybe because of other devices in the area using the same channel. Otherwise wireless is good especially if you can open the battery box and wire in a couple of 'D' cells for long life, even better if it is a solar powered system.
The second of BillTodd's pictures shows the easiest to wire as it takes just two wires but there is some careful mechanical work to make a head unit that will both work and tolerate outdoor conditions plus it needs some custom electronics at the display end.
There used to be a system available (from Australia I think) that was a wind rotor with a little tab, or sail really, on one cup and a single magnetic pickup and just two wires indoors. The way it worked was there were several points in each revolution where the pickup was triggered and the electronics could measure speed by counting the frequency of the signals and direction by analysing the frequency modulation which was the result of the sail on one cup. Custom electronics and complex (for me) software.
Nothing really simple there so I have invented another!
Imagine a transparent disk with binary codes painted around the edge, this disk is connected to the wind direction vane.
Another disk, this one non transparent, is connected to and rotates with the wind speed rotor. There is a slot in this disk which corresponds with the painted codes around the wind direction disk.
A light is arranged to shine on a photo cell so that as the wind speed disk rotates light passes through the slot and on to the photo cell.
Electronics decode the binary code for wind direction and read wind speed from the interval between codes being received.
For the non electronic version have the signal from the photo cell connected to a loud speaker and paint the codes on the disk in Morse Code! Only two wires required!


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Q: ElasticSearch range in sum aggregation I'm a new user of elasticsearch and I would like make a range on sum aggregation.
So, I have :
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So, I want display the 10 results that are lower than the lowest value of the "sum_compteur" of the first 10 results and I don't know how.
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A: For every hit you'll get same Aggregations given input parameters are not changes.
If you want to specify size in aggregation counts you can do is:
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Where *1000 is the no of aggregation values you need.
You can also sort the results using "order". And later add pagination in the output array..

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Mel Leach, Executive Producer for Twofour added, "Swimming the Channel is a monumental feat for even the very best swimmers, let alone those who can't even swim a length. Our brave celebrities will have to overcome their fears and embark on a huge mental and physical transformation to complete this epic challenge."
Sarah Payne: The Untold Story
"When I think about her, I think of her playing with her brothers and her sister. If those were her last moments on this earth, then that's what I would have chosen for her… That must have been a lovely afternoon for them. Both the boys are dads now. I can live with her not being here any more. I can't live with them not being able to live their lives because she's not. And I can't have him [Roy Whiting] take any more than he took. He took enough that day and I won't give him any more." - Sara Payne
In this new documentary for ITV's Crime & Punishment strand, Susanna Reid speaks to Sara Payne about the murder of her eight-year-old daughter Sarah, reflecting on the devastating impact it has had on her family, and the lasting legacy of her death nearly 20 years on.
The abduction and murder of Sarah Payne from a field near her grandparents' home in Sussex in July 2000 shocked the nation, particularly when it was revealed the culprit Roy Whiting was a convicted paedophile who had committed a similar crime - though not murdered the girl - some years previously.
Sarah's mother campaigned to change the law, allowing concerned parents access to the sex offender register, and succeeded in changing the criminal justice system. A decade on, as she turns 50, Sara Payne gives Susanna a vivid insight into her daughter, her family and the effects the murder and ensuing court case had on those left behind in their wake.
Featuring interviews with Sarah's brothers and sister, as well as her grandparents, who have never spoken before, the documentary explores the case from the Payne family's perspective, going behind the headlines to explore how they coped at the time, and the long-lasting impact it has had on all of them.
This is an Optomen production for ITV
ITV have commissioned a new two part drama, Honour, starring Keeley Hawes.
Keeley Hawes is to star as the real-life detective who brought five killers to justice in the heartbreaking true story of Banaz Mahmod, the young Londoner murdered by her own family for falling in love with the wrong man.
Written by Gwyneth Hughes (Vanity Fair, Dark Angel, Remember Me), Honour tells the powerful story of Detective Chief Inspector Caroline Goode's passionate search to discover the fate of missing 20-year old Banaz.
DCI Goode, played by Keeley Hawes, discovered that Banaz had been to the police five times to report threats to her life from members of her own family. Appalled that her own colleagues had missed multiple chances to save a young woman's life and prevent a so-called "honour" killing, Caroline vowed that she would not rest until she finally got justice for Banaz. It was a promise that quickly became personally consuming. This tense and emotionally vivid drama brings Caroline's long and unwavering quest to life.
Commented Gwyneth Hughes:
"Banaz Mahmod met her brutish death on the orders of her own father and uncle, which I find profoundly unsettling. That this story is ultimately so uplifting is down to the sheer heroism and dedication of the police officers who hunted down her killers. Caroline Goode and her team felt real love for this girl they'd never met. I found their unusual warmth and humanity deeply moving."
Commented Keeley Hawes:
"It is a privilege to be working on Honour as Buddy Club's first ever project. In a time where honour killings are still rife, it is critical to shine a light on such an important subject. Banaz Mahmod's story, and DCI Goode's subsequent investigation, is certainly one that needs to be told and I am proud to be a part of it."
Filming will begin in September.
Labels: Honour, Keeley Hawes.
Competition: Win London Kills - Series 1 on DVD
London Kills - Series 1 is released on DVD on July 1st
And to celebrate we have a great competition for you and 3 copies on DVD to give away.
From the creator of Suspects comes gritty, gripping new police drama London Kills. London's best detectives take on its worst crimes in this slick and thrilling mystery series which sees the world's most exciting city as the backdrop for a string of killings – all investigated by an elite murder squad.
Hugo Speer (The Full Monty, Britannia) stars as the brooding head of department DI David Bradford, who returns to work after three months compassionate leave, after the disappearance of his wife. Tensions arise as he clashes with the ambitious DS Vivienne Cole (Sharon Small – The Inspector Lynley Mysteries, Trust Me) who has been running the murder squad in his absence. The crack team includes seasoned detective DC Rob Brady (Bailey Patrick – Bodyguard, Eastenders) and big-hearted trainee TDC Billie Fitzgerald (Tori Allen-Martin – Unforgotten, Pure), whose inexperience may get her into trouble. Guest stars include: Jennie Jacques (Vikings), Glynis Barber (Night & Day), Laurie Brett (Eastenders) and Frances Tomelty (Catastrophe).
Delving into the gruesome metropolitan murders that are all part of his day job, David must grapple with the constant pain of not knowing what has happened to his loved one. As suspicions are raised, he has to put his personal issues aside to focus on his job and learn to trust his colleagues….but can he solve the case closest to him?
Created by crime TV don Paul Marquess, known for his work on The Bill, M.I.T.: Murder Investigation Team, Crime Stories and Suspects, London Kills is the perfectly polished result of the passion and expertise of a true police procedural aficionado. Shot documentary style on hand held cameras, this nail-biting drama will keep you on the edge of your seat.
London Kills will be available on DVD and digitally to download and keep from iTunes, Amazon Prime Video and Google Play.
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For your chance to win just answer the question below.
1. Closing date 08-07-19
2. No alternative prize is available
3. When the competition ends as indicated on this page, any and all entries received after this point will not count and emails blacklisted due to not checking this page first.
4. Winners will be chosen randomly and will be informed via email.
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Competition: Win Inspector Montalbano - Collection 9 on DVD
Inspector Montalbano - Collection 9 is released on DVD on July 1st
OUR FAVOURITE Sicilian detective Inspector Montalbano returns for his final enthralling series of intrigue, drama and fine food, set against a stunning sun-drenched backdrop.
The final episodes of the hugely popular, long-running drama will be served up on digital and DVD as Inspector Montalbano Collection 9 courtesy of Acorn Media International, following its run on BBC4.
Based on Andrea Camilleri's bestselling books, the show is a TV ratings hit and stars Luca Zingaretti as the eponymous much-loved icon of contemporary detective drama. The series has all of the thrills of Scandi-noir, but with fine food, Sicilian culture and the warmth of the Mediterranean sun.
Salvo Montalbano is a sharp, unconventional detective who must fight to succeed within Italy's precarious justice system, alongside his trusted colleagues. The final two feature length delights find him amidst a refugee crisis, tying up some murderous loose ends and tackling a triple blast from the past.
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Competition: Win Joe Stilgoe - The Heat Is On! - Swinging The 80s on Audio CD
On 28th June, Silva Screen Records will release Joe Stilgoe - The Heat Is On: Swinging The 80s, Joe Stilgoe's album of 80s movie hits arranged in a 50s big band style.
And to celebrate we have a great competition for you and 3 copies on CD to give away.
"This album basically is my childhood. Mixing the movies I was obsessed with and the big band music I felt such an affinity when everyone else was listening to A-Ha." - Joe Stilgoe
The album continues Joe's much loved and critically acclaimed style of combining great songs from the past with an exciting and relevant new spin. Connecting the dots between the 50s and 80s, THE HEAT IS ON! shines a spotlight on some of the greatest movie songs from 80s blockbusters - Beverly Hills Cop, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Batman, Short Circuit, The Karate Kid and many more.
Using the great arrangers of the 1950s as inspiration - Nelson Riddle, Robert Farnan, Sammy Nestico - these classic songs are almost unrecognisable in their new guise as perhaps the lost standards from the decade of swing and rock 'n' roll.
Says Joe - "Growing up in the 80s in Southern England wasn't much like the movies, but on the daydreamy days I would imagine I was Tom Hanks in Big, Michael J Fox in Back To The Future, Judd Nelson in The Breakfast Club and sometimes even Mary Stuart Masterson in Some Kind Of Wonderful. I fell in love with the music from American films, as they seemed to have everything I longed for - the wide streets with white clapboard houses, perfect front lawns and strangely amenable older residents with hoses, the bikes with armchair seats ridden by the kids in ET, the sense of adventure and stories in Stand By Me, the massive drums and massive choruses from those ballads that only the 80s knew how to deliver. All that was missing for a boy who would go on to dream of singing with a big band was that - big bands. I don't remember any big band music from the 80s, or at least, none that reached me. So, for this album, I thought we'd bring it all together."
What if all these songs from all these life-changing movies were actually big band classics?
Joe Stilgoe is a true modern-day entertainer, known globally as a performer of wit, style and a level of musicianship which has seen him be recognised as one of the best singer
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Sky announces upcoming original Christmas special, Cinderella: After Ever After, starring David Walliams
Sky announced upcoming original Christmas special, Cinderella: After Ever After, starring David Walliams, Sian Gibson, Celia Imrie and Sir Tom Courtenay
This Christmas, Sky One turns the classic Cinderella story on its head, thanks to new Sky original comedy Cinderella: After Ever After starring David Walliams. Sian Gibson, Celia Imrie and Sir Tom Courtenay also join the all-star line-up in this King Bert Productions special.
All fairy tales end with 'happy ever after' but what happens after ever after? The anarchic 60-minute Christmas special begins where the fairy tale ends; Cinderella (Sian Gibson) has just married her Prince Charming (David Walliams), but soon has a rude awakening when she realises married life isn't all it's cracked up to be when you have an image-obsessed, floss-dancing, hip-hop rapping husband. Perhaps a glass slipper fitting your foot is not sufficient grounds for a lifelong commitment after all?
This heart-warming festive show follows Cinderella (Sian Gibson) as she fights to save The King (Sir Tom Courtenay) from the traps of her evil stepmother Madame Blackheart (Celia Imrie) and her conspiring and moronic stepsisters Dumbella and Rubella.
David Walliams, said: "When you read a story to a child and it ends 'they lived happily ever after' the child often asks what happened next? Now, for the first time in history, we will reveal what happened next for Cinderella, Prince Charming and the Wicked Stepmother. What happened, 'After Ever After'? We have assembled a magnificent cast and crew for this one-off family comedy film. It promises to be a real treat for TV viewers this Christmas. I want to say a huge thank you to Sky for making it possible".
Labels: Cinderella After Ever After, David Walliams
Cold Feet to return to ITV for a ninth series
ITV today confirmed that BAFTA winning comedy drama, Cold Feet, has been recommissioned for a ninth series from acclaimed creator and writer Mike Bullen and award winning producers Big Talk Productions.
Six further episodes of the Manchester based series will begin shooting later this year commissioned by ITV's Head of Drama, Polly Hill. Cold Feet stars James Nesbitt, Hermione Norris, Robert Bathurst, Fay Ripley and John Thomson.
At the end of series eight Jenny (Fay Ripley) was dealing with her cancer treatment and with husband Pete (John Thomson) by her side, preparing herself for the long road ahead; David (Robert Bathurst) was putting his life back together with the support of his friends; while Karen (Hermione Norris) and Adam (James Nesbitt) were figuring out the boundaries of their burgeoning relationship and the impact it had on the close knit group.
Executive Producers for the series will be Kathryn O'Connor for Big Talk North alongside Big Talk CEO Kenton Allen and Managing Director Matthew Justice and writer Mike Bullen. The Producer is Jim Poyser.
Polly Hill said:
"We're delighted to be returning to Manchester for more of Cold Feet. The audience reaction to the last series was incredible with many saying it's getting better with age! We're pleased to be working again with Mike Bullen whose moving, funny, complex and absorbing scripts are a joy to commission."
Kenton Allen said:
"As I keep telling myself, 50 is the new 30, so we're delighted to be able to continue to tell the stories of these much loved characters, who many of us have grown up with - and we're delighted to be shooting again in Manchester and growing Big Talk North's drama output with Cold Feet as our flagship show."
Mike Bullen added:
"I think we were all overwhelmed by the amazing response to the latest series. Jenny's cancer in particular seemed to touch a nerve with viewers. There are still stories to tell for these characters but I'm conscious that we've raised the bar. The delight at being recommissioned has already been replaced by trepidation at the weight of expectation."
The six episode series will shoot later this year in Manchester to air on ITV in 2020.
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Sidse Babett Knudsen, Mark Lewis Jones, Joanna Scanlan, Genevieve Barr join Sarah Lancashire in The Light
The Light, set in the fictional town of Glyngolau and currently filming entirely on location in Wales, explores a forgotten community devastated by disaster. An explosion on the construction site of a much-needed and sought-after regeneration project in this "left-behind" town claims the lives of many children who have broken into the building site to make mischief. As grief gives way to anger the community finds itself forced to confront difficult truths amid the search for justice.
BAFTA and RTS-winner Sarah Lancashire (Kiri, Happy Valley) plays Polly Bevan the wife of the local politician who championed the project and the person to whom the community turns following the disaster. Councillor Iwan Bevan, her husband, played by Mark Lewis Jones (National Treasure, Keeping Faith), loves his home town and is a respected figurehead for the community. He was passionate about restoring the town to its former glory, but at what cost...?
Behind closed doors Iwan and Polly's relationship is more complicated than outward appearances suggest, made even more so by the fact that their rebellious teenage daughter Leona, played by newcomer Jade Croot (Casualty), does all she can to aggravate her father. But when Leona suffers life-changing injuries as a result of the accident on her father's site, the family finds itself tested to the limits.
BAFTA-winner and Emmy-nominee Sidse Babett Knudsen (Borgen, Westworld) plays Harriet Paulsen, the executive at Kallbridge Developments which has overseen the project in Glyngolau. On hearing the news of the disaster, Harriet immediately heads to the site but finds herself the focus of raw grief and anger. She's tough with a ruthless streak but her desire for self-preservation and to protect the business she's helped build comes into sharp conflict with her compulsion to do the right thing. Her Executive Assistant at Kallbridge is Tim, played by Nabhaan Rizwan (Informer, 1917). Tim is smart and eager, but his good sense may be clouded by his desire to protect Harriet at all costs.
While the search for the truth behind these events unfolds, the community seeks strength in each other. Polly relies on her oldest friends, like her, born and raised in Glyngolau. Angela Griffiths is played by BAFTA-nominated and RTS-winner Joanna Scanlan (No Offence, Getting On) and single parent Greta is played by BAFTA Cymru Award-winner Eiry Thomas (Keeping Faith, Rillington Place). Both have lost daughters in the accident. The women's grief begins to turn to fury and a demand for action and justice. Who is to blame?
Debbie Kethin's life, played by Genevieve Barr (The Silence, Press), is also shattered by events. She must wrestle with the fact that Alan, her husband, was responsible for site security and that the disaster, which also took his life, happened on his watch.
An outsider in town, Martin Harris, played by Shaun Parkes (Line of Duty, The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies) finds himself at the centre of events in Glyngolau. After rescuing Leona from the wreckage of the collapsed building, he and Polly find in each other someone they can truly trust. He's not the only outsider, as Philip Walters, played by Adrian Scarborough (Gosford Park, Killing Eve), is drawn to Glyngolau after the disaster. He circles the community in the aftermath of the explosion, asking questions and probing for details about what happened. Who is he, what's his agenda, and should the community place their trust in his action plan for justice? As the stakes rise for all concerned, and as each side looks to see how the law can best serve their needs, Laura, played by Ruth Madeley (Years and Years, Don't Take My Baby), is hired by Kallbridge to serve as Harriet's counsel.
The Light (w/t) aims to explore the nexus between blame, revenge and justice, and explores the contentious question of responsibility - social, corporate and personal – that the accident gives rise to.
Labels: The Light
Stranger Things 3 | Final Trailer | Netflix
It's almost time. Stranger Things 3 premieres July 4. Only on Netflix.
The third season of the American science fiction-horror web television series Stranger Things, titled onscreen as Stranger Things 3, will premiere exclusively via Netflix's web streaming service on July 4, 2019. The series was created by the Duffer Brothers, who are also executive producers along with Shawn Levy, Dan Cohen and Iain Paterson.
The third season stars Winona Ryder, David Harbour, Finn Wolfhard, Millie Bobby Brown, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Noah Schnapp, Sadie Sink, Natalia Dyer, Charlie Heaton, Joe Keery, Dacre Montgomery, Cara Buono, and Maya Hawke. Cary Elwes, Jake Busey, Francesca Reale, and Priah Ferguson also appear in recurring roles
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BBC One announces Gary Lineker: My Grandad's Untold War
The Second World War continues to touch all of our lives, but despite the number of films and print stories dedicated to the war, there are still extraordinary new stories to be told. In Gary Lineker: My Grandad's Untold War (w/t), a one hour film for BBC One, Gary Lineker explores a brutal but often overlooked chapter.
Gary Lineker says: "My grandfather never talked to me about the war, but I've since discovered a little about what happened to him and his colleagues. This made me curious to discover more. Seventy five years on, it's important that we don't forget the lessons and horrors of war."
Charlotte Moore, Director, BBC Content, says: "Gary is one of the country's most popular presenters and this is a fascinating chance to explore the war through his grandfather's unique experiences. This documentary will show how individuals lives can be changed forever by global conflicts and yet when they return home their sacrifice is too easily forgotten."
Abigail Priddle, Commissioning Editor, says: "So many of us have that sense of curiosity about what our grandparents did in the war. Following in his grandfather's footsteps, Gary will learn more about how his family contributed to the Allies' success in WWII and allow us all to get a greater understanding of how this conflict shaped a generation."
In this film, Gary follows in the footsteps of his grandfather - an ordinary man caught up in extraordinary events in the Mediterranean theatre of war. Through an immersive journey in to his grandfather's service, Gary will uncover a whole new take on this iconic part of our shared national story, and take a fresh look at the history of World War Two.
As a member of the Royal Army Medical Corps, Gary's grandfather was involved in a key campaign in Italy, but despite risking life and limb on the front lines, he and his fellow soldiers were branded 'D-Day Dodgers'.
While the veterans of the D-Day landings in Normandy have gone down in history as heroes, Gary wants to know why men like his grandfather were treated by some as second-class veterans, and told they had it easy. As he follows his story and gets hands-on with history, Gary will uncover heroic, deeply personal and harrowing stories not only of his grandfather but of the men he fought alongside in Italy.
Labels: Gary Lineker
BBC Four presents A Night In With Bros
Following the success of the year's most talked about documentary, Bros: After The Screaming Stops, 1980's pop icons Matt and Luke Goss have been invited to return to BBC Four in July to curate an entire evening of programming inspired by their childhood, their musical influences and long careers in and out of the spotlight.
A Night In With Bros follows previous curated nights on BBC Four - Keith Richards' Lost Weekend and Boys On Film: A Night With Duran Duran. Matt and Luke will be revealing the shows and artists that inspired them growing up, introducing nostalgic clips and programmes from the BBC archive as well as interviewing specially invited guests in the studio.
There will also be brand new footage filmed with the brothers in the aftermath of their rise back to the top, as they continue their efforts to rebuild their friendship and fractured relationship. This new material will feature exclusive studio content and a first behind-the-scenes look at their preparations for their imminent shows in London, Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland.
Matt Goss says: "Throughout our long careers, we have been inspired by so many musical influences, and we're so excited to take a walk down memory lane and share some of our most favourite moments that have led us to this point. There are going to be quite a few surprises and we can't wait to share this special evening on BBC Four with our fans."
Luke Goss says: "As we prepare for our Irish and UK shows, we wanted to come together to create a whole evening of entertainment with friends and special guests. We wanted to show some of the music, film and TV that we grew up watching and create moments of nostalgia. Our documentary After The Screaming Stops has been supported from day one by BBC Four and they have been a joy to work with, so it was an honour being asked to create an entire night of entertainment. This night on BBC Four is a way of saying a big thank you to everyone who has supported us along the way."
The evening will air on BBC Four in July from 9pm until late during which there will be another chance to see Bros: After The Screaming Stops, the Bafta-winning and Edinburgh TV Award nominated film that made everyone fall in love with them all over again. The documentary received its TV premiere on BBC Four in December 2018 and was broadcast again on BBC Two in January.
Psychopath with Piers Morgan
"Even during the time that I was stabbing her, I was struggling with myself to stop" Paris Bennett
"He'll [Paris] will be nice, personable, polite. He is very charming when he wants to be. I mean he is a psychopath" Charity Bennett (Paris' mother)
"I think viewers at the end of this are going to be absolutely stunned that somebody like this could potentially be back on the streets in a few years time." Piers Morgan
In this brand new, ground-breaking and revelatory 1 x 60 minute documentary made by Plum Pictures, Piers Morgan ventures behind bars for an extraordinary encounter with diagnosed psychopath Paris Bennett, a man who is more intelligent, more cunning and more manipulative than any criminal Piers has met before.
In 2007, Paris – a 13-year-old with a genius level IQ - stabbed to death his 4-year-old sister, Ella. This was no impulsive fit of rage, but a cold, deliberate act planned for weeks beforehand and born of festering resentment.
In Bennett's first interview on British television he admits to Piers that the murder was driven by a calculated desire to inflict pain and misery upon his mother, Charity – who in a unique format twist is watching the encounter as it unfolds on a TV monitor in a nearby room.
Paris Bennett said: "Yes, I did commit a monstrous crime but does that one mistake define my entire life...I don't think it does".
Charity has stood by her son even though she fears that when he gets out, Paris could still harbour violent intentions towards her. Unlike many of the American murderers Piers has interviewed, it is likely that one day he will walk out of prison a free man. Despite his heinous crime, Paris is first eligible for parole in 8 years' time.
The situation is now even more complex as Charity has a younger son, Phoenix. Charity fears that, after his release, they both could be a target for Paris' psychopathic resentment. Experts have advised Charity to go into hiding not only to protect herself but Phoenix, too. Soon, Charity may face an incredibly tough choice: to walk away from the son she has stood by for over 10 years in order to protect her youngest child.
As Piers burrows into the workings of Paris' psyche over one intense hour, the interview is also viewed by a former elite FBI profiler and one of America's leading criminologists. At key moments they forensically analyse Paris' answers and give us key insights into the workings of his mind.
Dr Casey Jordan said: "Psychopathy can't be cured. He will not, can not change. He can be managed which is why he is in a prison but it will never go away. In my opinion, he should never get out."
With a story that will leave any parent genuinely torn over what they would do in Charity's situation - and expert analysis that adds a fascinating layer to the prison encounter - Piers' interview with Paris lays bare the workings of a dangerous mind, and the terrible toll a violent psychopath can inflict on those who love them the most.
ITV on 27th June at 9pm
BBC Ouch invites storytellers with disabilities to share a stage with comedian Laura Lexx at Edinburgh
Submissions are now open for BBC Ouch's fourth storytelling event, hosted by Laura Lexx (pictured) at the 2019 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
The BBC is giving disabled people and people with mental health difficulties the opportunity to submit a true story about an unusual, complicated or funny encounter based on the theme Lost And Found. Successful applicants will get the chance to work with a top comedy script producer, and perform on the main stage in front of an audience at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Laura Lexx, who has appeared on BBC One's Live At The Apollo and has previously won Best MC at the Comic's Comic Awards, will present BBC Ouch: Storytelling Live 2019 on 5 August at the BBC's Big Blue Tent.
Laura Lexx says: "I took part in the show last year to share my experience of dealing with anxiety and depression. I remember standing backstage worrying that I wasn't anxious enough to be a part of a show like this... oh the ridiculousness of worrying you're not worried enough to be officially worried.
"Being there on the night was skin-tinglingly exciting, watching people share stories that had never been public before, and the response afterwards to videos shared online was mind-blowing. Events like this really reach the audience they need and make a difference."
Philip Henry, one of last year's storytellers, says: "Being part of the BBC Ouch's event last year was an amazing experience for me, I'm so glad I took part. After the show aired on BBC Two I was contacted by people from all over the world and the feedback was 100 percent positive.
"From casual viewers who enjoyed the comedy of the story, to fellow sufferers who saw themselves in my situation and could empathise with my plight, I was overwhelmed with the messages of congratulations and support. Since then I've received funding to make a short film version of the story I told, so it's helped my career as a writer and film-maker too. I'm so glad BBC Ouch gave me the platform to raise awareness of Crohn's in such an entertaining way."
Damon Rose, Editor of BBC Ouch, says: "This show is the highlight of our year. Our aim is to find talented disabled people and people with mental health difficulties, and ask them to share their entertaining and often funny stories about their unique experiences. We want to share these stories far and wide - and where better to start than on the BBC stage at the Edinburgh Festival?"
Submissions for stories close at 10am on Thursday 27 June 2019.
Email your entries to ouch@bbc.co.uk
Take a first look at BBC One's major new thriller series The Capture
The first image of Holliday Grainger (Strike, Patrick Melrose) and Callum Turner (War & Peace, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes Of Grindelwald) in BBC One's forthcoming surveillance thriller The Capture has been released.
When soldier Shaun Emery's (Turner) conviction for a murder in Afghanistan is overturned due to flawed video evidence, he returns to life as a free man with his young daughter. But when damning CCTV footage from a night out in London comes to light, Shaun's life takes a shocking turn and he must soon fight for his freedom once again. With DI Rachel Carey (Grainger) drafted in to investigate Shaun's case, she quickly learns that the truth can sometimes be a matter of perspective. Should she trust Shaun Emery?
The Capture is an acutely timed thriller that looks at a troubling world of fake news and the extraordinary capabilities of the intelligence services. In this 'post-truth era', can we really believe what we see?
Jude Law set to star in The Third Day, a new Sky and HBO original drama
Sky and HBO have commissioned a new six-part drama limited series, The Third Day starring Jude Law.
The Third Day is the first original drama to be produced by Sky's new production house, Sky Studios, in partnership with Plan B Entertainment, the world-renowned immersive theatre company Punchdrunk International and writer Dennis Kelly (Utopia, Pulling).
It is the latest commission from Sky and HBO as part of their collaboration on original projects and it comes hot on the heels of their critically acclaimed and internationally successful mini-series Chernobyl.
Jude Law stars as Sam, who after being drawn to a mysterious Island off the British Coast, is thrown into the unusual world of its secretive inhabitants. Isolated from the mainland, the rituals of the island begin to overwhelm him, and he is confronted by a trauma from his past. As the line between reality and fantasy blurs, Sam finds himself immersed in an emotional quest which puts him at odds with the islanders and begins to threaten their way of life.
The six part, one-hour episode limited series will be directed by BAFTA Award-winner Marc Munden (National Treasure, Utopia) and will be produced by Adrian Sturges (Chimerica, The Enfield Haunting). Kit de Waal and Dean O'Loughlin are also writers for the series.
Production will start on The Third Day in the UK in July 2019 and the limited series will air in the UK and Ireland next year on Sky Atlantic and streaming service NOW TV, and in the US on HBO.
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Celebrity contestants announced for the return of The Crystal Maze
Channel 4's iconic adventure gameshow is back with all-new celebrity line-ups taking on the maze and its brand new Eastern Zone, it was announced today (WEDS).
Maze Master Richard Ayoade will once again lead the celebrities through each zone in this 6'x60 series, which will see teams take on a host of skill, physical, mental and mystery challenges, in the hope of winning crystals that can be exchanged for time in the iconic Crystal Dome. The celebrities will once again aim to win a prize sum for Stand Up To Cancer.
Leading the pack of celebrities that are set to tackle the new challenges of the maze is TV star Gemma Collins, along with TV presenter Carol Vorderman; comedian Ellie Taylor; reality TV star James "Arg" Argent and broadcaster and writer Rick Edwards.
TV presenter Anita Rani captains a team with TV presenter and professional dancer AJ Pritchard; actor and comedian Tom Rosenthal; gold medal winning Paralympian Hannah Cockroft; and sports presenter Jeff Stelling.
Comedian Vic Reeves; TV personality Ferne McCann; former English cricketer Graeme Swann; and comedian and presenter Susan Calman will take on the maze with actress Nancy Sorrell at the helm.
Ackley Bridge actress Sunetra Sarker will attempt to steer politician Ann Widdecome; reality TV star Wes Nelson; TV presenter Matthew Wright; and actress Nikki Sanderson to victory.
Comedian Al Murray; actress Kara Tointon; Hollyoaks actor Ashley Taylor Dawson; and reality TV star Olivia Attwood take on the maze with team captain TV and radio presenter Melvin Odoom.
Actor Steve Pemberton takes charge of professional dancer Oti Mabuse; reality TV star Jack Fincham; TV presenter Anna Richardson; and comedian Russell Kane.
With the introduction of the new Eastern Zone - influenced by the historic art, architecture and monuments of East Asia, and the added pressure of the new Mega Crystal option – a chance to supersize one crystal that, if won, could give them double the time of a regular crystal, there are sure to be a few unexpected hurdles in this new series.
The Crystal Maze will begin Friday 21st June, 8pm on Channel 4.
The Crystal Maze is a Fizz production, part of the Banijay Group. The executive producer for Fizz is Neale Simpson.
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First-look image and casting announced for C4's Aisling Bea comedy, This Way Up
Channel 4 today announces cast, with a first-look image, for This Way Up (previously announced as Happy AF); A pin-sharp and poignant new six-part comedy in association with Hulu in the U.S., written by and starring, actor and comedian Aisling Bea (The Fall, The Comedy Lineup).
Bea plays Aine, a whip smart English-as-a-foreign language (TEFL) teacher trying to pull her life back together after a "teeny little nervous breakdown", as her sister Shona, played by Sharon Horgan (Catastrophe, Pulling), worries, not only about her younger sibling, but also about her own life choices. The TEFL school where Aine teaches brings together a room full of characters also trying to find their own hope, direction and happiness in this messy world.
Joining Bea and Horgan are Aasif Mandvi (The Daily Show, Halal in the Family) in the role of Shona's boyfriend Vish, Tobias Menzies (The Crown, Outlander, Game Of Thrones) as Richard, father to one of Aine's students and Indira Varma (Patrick Melrose, Luther, Game of Thrones) playing Shona's colleague and confidante Charlotte.
Other members of the cast include Sorcha Cusack as Aine and Shona's mother, Chris Geere as Aine's ex-boyfriend, Freddie, Kadiff Kirwan as Aine's roommate Bradley, Ricky Grover as Aine's friend Tom, Ekow Quartey as Aine's boss James and Pik-Sen Lim, Todor Jordanov, Jassem Mougari, Daniela Spataru as Aine's TEFL students.
Aisling Bea, writer and star, said: "After years of scripts and projects that never made it to air, this show is a bit of a dream come true, so I really bloody hope you like it. Sharon and I first played sisters in a TV show that got cancelled about eight years ago and we have gone on many drunken nights out across the world together since to stay in character for this project.
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ITV commissions six part thriller, Tenacity
ITV commissions six part thriller, Tenacity, from screenwriter Peter A. Dowling. Produced by Bad Wolf and Entertainment One
ITV's Head of Drama, Polly Hill, has commissioned the high octane, six-part thriller television series Tenacity from Bad Wolf in partnership with Entertainment One.
When a dead submariner is discovered aboard the British nuclear submarine, Tenacity, disgraced military detective Danielle 'Dan' Lewis is sent to investigate the accident. But when the case turns to murder it puts her in conflict with Tenacity's crew, her Navy superiors, and into the crosshairs of an assassin who has infiltrated her nuclear base with an agenda that will not only destroy national security but kill Dan and everyone she loves.
Commented Polly Hill:
"Peter has written an incredible script with a brilliant and complex heroine leading an investigation that genuinely surprises. I am so delighted to be working with Bad Wolf and Entertainment One on this incredible drama, that promises to have an audience hooked from the start. We are excited to have this on ITV and think it will be addictive viewing."
Inspired by J.S. Law's novel, Tenacity, the series is created and written by Peter A. Dowling, whose credits including Flightplan and Reasonable Doubt.
BBC One announces adaptation of iconic Worzel Gummidge starring Mackenzie Crook with first look picture
A dazzling, modern adaptation of Worzel Gummidge comes to BBC One in two hour long films, inspired by the classic books of Barbara Euphan Todd.
Mackenzie Crook writes, directs and stars as Worzel Gummidge. Leopard Pictures, part of Argonon Group, are partnering with Treasure Trove Productions and Lola Entertainment to bring these glorious stories to life for an audience of all ages. The films have been commissioned by Shane Allen, Controller Comedy Commissioning for the BBC, and Charlotte Moore, Director of Content for the BBC.
The first 60 minute episode, The Scarecrow Of Scatterbrook, sees two young strangers arrive in the village of Scatterbrook. It's not long before Susan and John encounter Worzel Gummidge, the Scarecrow of Ten Acre Field. Their world is sent spinning into confusion when they realise Gummidge comes to life. The only person more shocked is Worzel, when he discovers that the children are not in fact fellow scarecrows but humans.
Their worlds should never commune but fate has conspired to create an extraordinary union. The seasons have stopped and the harvest hasn't arrived. The rhythm of the natural world is out of kilter and this unlikely trio must try to put it right. Magic, mystery and mayhem unfurl.
The second episode, The Green Man, welcomes another mysterious arrival to Scatterbrook. The Green Man is the creator of scarecrows and keeper of scarecrow lore. He isn't at all happy that Worzel is consorting with humans. Elsewhere, local aristocrat Lady Bloomsbury Barton is holding a fete, with a Scarecrow competition that Worzel is determined to win. What will Worzel's most competitive rival, Soggy Bogart, and The Green Man make of it all?
Mackenzie Crook says: "I'm thrilled to be back working with the BBC and many members of the Detectorists team to bring Worzel Gummidge to a new generation of viewers and reintroduce him to old friends. Adapting Barbara Euphan Todd's books into these two films has been a joy and I've completely fallen for her charming, irreverent scarecrow. Fingers crossed for a glorious English summer as we head out to Scatterbrook Farm and Worzel's Ten Acre Field."
David Tennant, Cush Jumbo lead cast of gripping 4-part drama Deadwater Fell
Deadwater Fell (w/t), a new 4X60' drama written by Daisy Coulam (Humans, Grantchester) and produced by Kudos, part of Endemol Shine UK, follows two families in the aftermath of a horrific crime. The series, set in the small fictional town of Kirkdarroch, starts filming this month entirely on location in Scotland.
When a seemingly perfect and happy family is murdered by someone they know and trust, the small Scottish community they call home becomes riven with mistrust and suspicion as those closest to the family begin to question everything they thought they knew about their friends...
As much as it is an exploration of the anatomy of a terrible crime, Deadwater Fell (w/t) is equally a forensic dissection of two relationships – Kate and Tom, Jess and Steve. BAFTA and NTA-winning David Tennant (Broadchurch, Dr Who, Good Omens) stars as Tom Kendrick. The local GP, a trusted, admired and much-liked member of the community. A doting father to three little girls, a loving husband, his marriage to Kate, played by Anna Madeley (Patrick Melrose, The Crown, Utopia) appears nothing short of perfect. Kate teaches at the local primary school working alongside her best friend, and closest confidante, Jess Milner.
Jess, played by Cush Jumbo (The Good Fight, The Good Wife, Vera), used to be a bit of an outsider, someone who could never really settle down. But when she met Steve 6 years ago, she quickly moved to Kirkdarroch and made a home with him. She helps him look after his two sons from his previous marriage with whom he shares custody with his ex. Steve, played by Matthew McNulty (Versailles, Cleaning Up, The Terror), was born and raised in Kirkdarroch. A Police Sergeant, he's not had to deal with much crime in the sleepy village and their happy life together is only marred by their struggle to have a child of their own.
But in one night the illusions of happiness and contentment are shattered as the community is drawn to Kate and Tom's family home in the forest by the flicker of flames and the smell of smoke. Amid the confusion of the house fire, Kate and her three children are found dead, and Tom, who is found alive, is rushed to hospital. It soon becomes apparent, however, that Kate and her children weren't killed in the fire and the village realise that something unspeakable has happened. As the fingers of suspicion point first to Tom, then to others as more details of that night emerge, Jess becomes desperate to understand what could have caused such a tragedy, and what secrets lie at the root of this terrible act. She puts everything she has on the line to get to the truth, no matter how difficult that truth may be to accept.
Of the series David Tennant says, "Daisy Coulam has written something very special, chilling and fascinating with these scripts. I am honoured and delighted to be part of telling this extraordinary story."
Cush Jumbo adds, "I'm so excited to be part of bringing Daisy's dark and mysterious story and the character of Jess to life."
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E4 gets set for Pants on Fire
A brand-new entertainment series for E4 will put teams of bluffers to the ultimate test. Pants on Fire (w/t) will see new and emerging faces from the world of comedy go head-to-head in an extreme bluffing show to try to impress a celebrity jury, with host Emma Willis.
In each show, three teams of fearless comics will plot their own crazy and outrageous challenges. They could come up with anything: From swimming with sharks to winning a pro-wrestling battle royale. Then in front of a studio audience and a celebrity jury, the three teams will present evidence to help prove that they have completed their audacious stunts. The celeb panel will interrogate the teams to figure out if they are telling the truth or telling fibs. Will the teams have authentically pulled off these improbable stunts, or have they just been pulling a fast one?
Death Row: Countdown To Execution
Thu 13 Jun 2019
"This is a journey to a pretty bleak place, a maximum security prison, where there are men being held who know that they are facing a sentence of death… I just wonder what he's thinking, whether he thinks he deserves his punishment, whether he will ask forgiveness, and what his thoughts are on the years and years he has spent in prison." - Susanna Reid
In the first part of this new two-part documentary series in ITV's Crime & Punishment strand, Susanna Reid travels to Huntsville in Texas, home of the most active death chamber in the United States, to come face-to-face with death row inmate Patrick Murphy, who is confronting the imminent prospect of being put to death as his execution date draws ever closer.
Murphy was one of the members of the notorious 'Texas 7' gang who violently murdered a police officer while on the run, after he and six other criminals launched one of the most infamous prison breakouts in American history.
With his execution date set and his final days counting down, during an in-depth interview Murphy recalls what led him to the brink of the death penalty - from the prison escape which led to the murder, to how he and the other convicts managed to overpower prison guards and evade capture. He recounts his part in the crime and how he feels about the fate that is only days away.
Delving into the details of the crime, Susanna discovers that Murphy may not be as culpable as she first thought of the murder itself. He didn't pull the trigger that killed the police officer, and he wasn't at the scene of the robbery which led to the murder in the year 2000.
Susanna meets lawyers fighting for and against his execution, the family of the victim, as well as Murphy's son, who grew up not knowing his father until he broke out of prison and became one of the most wanted men in the United States. As Murphy lives out his last few days and hours, she gains a vivid insight into the impact his execution will have on them all.
Susanna asks what the small-town, believed to be broadly pro-execution community of Huntsville feels about Murphy's sentence, and whether he should pay with his life for the crime. She also finds out what it's like to live with an execution chamber on their doorstep.
When his execution day arrives, Susanna is outside the death chamber, with those closest to the crime waiting for news from inside where Murphy's final moments are counting down,.
When Susanna first meets Murphy, facing him on the other side of a visiting booth window on death row, she asks what brought him to this point. He says: "A lot of poor choices that I've made. Basically we all have a choice to do one thing or another, it's just I've made the wrong choices almost every time. And so really, basically, I've screwed up."
During the encounter, Murphy recalls shocking details about his past life of crime - as well as revealing to Susanna his remorse and feelings about his impending execution. Though in favour of execution in principle, he is appealing his sentence and says: "I disagree with the reason why, but I'm at peace with what may happen… You hope for the best and expect the worst. And I'm expecting the worst."
His lawyer David Dow, who is managing his appeal, says he doesn't believe Murphy deserves to be executed as he was the getaway driver, and wasn't at the scene of the shooting. He says: "Six of the so-called 'Texas 7' went into the store and participated in the robbery. My client Patrick Murphy wasn't in the store. Was Murphy a major participant in the armed robbery that led to the murder of the police officer? I don't think so."
Dixie Buchanan, the partner of police officer Aubrey Hawkins who was gunned down by the gang, says she has no regrets about Murphy facing the lethal injection. She says: "Every time one of the 'Texas 7' is executed, I do feel relief. I don't have any sympathy, I think he deserves to die. Period."
Murphy's son Patrick III provides an insight into his father, who he has only met three times - all since his arrest - and says he feels an unusual kinship with the victim's family. He says: "It's not exactly something to be proud of when your father's a cop killer… I think about Aubrey Hawkins, usually around Christmas time. I think he had a son. That kid has grown up not knowing his father and I can sympathise with that because I didn't know mine."
Huntsville is a town centred around a cluster of prisons, an execution chamber and a death row museum, employing about 6,700 people in total. Susanna speaks to local people and asks them whether they are in favour of the death sentence.
Among those she speaks to is former Huntsville public information officer Michelle Lyons, who witnessed an estimated 300-plus executions, and says her view on the process began to change once she became a mother. She says: "Back then, I don't think I really thought about it, ever. But when I became a parent in '05, that's when I really started to struggle with it. Seeing the inmates' moms watch this execution, and it tore me up."
As the time of Murphy's execution looms, his lawyers are still filing appeals aimed at a late stay of execution - including one stating that he would like his Buddhist Monk, Rev Shih, to be present - despite the fact Christian ministers are usually the only religious figures allowed in the chamber. Outside the death chamber, Murphy's son Patrick III tells Susanna: "It may sound cold-hearted but I'm just here to make sure it's over."
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Europeans review: lightweights >>>
We continue to review the upcoming European Championship. What could show us lightweight sportsmen at this event? Recall and compare.
Senior Men 55 kg
The current champion on the left hand: Levani Pogosiani (Georgia)
The current champion on the right hand: Alex Pretsuashvili (Georgia)
In this category, the current champions are in favor of one team, the Georgian team, which is the leader in the men's senior category. We think that this time there will be no big changes in this category and most likely the prize places will again be divided by the sportsmen from Georgia - Levani Pogosiani and Alex Pretsuashvili.
The current champion on the left hand: Vileni Gabrava (Georgia)
The current champion on the right hand: Ashot Adamyan (Armenia)
The category of 60 kg for men is one of the most powerful and competitive categories. Champions in this category change at every international competition. For several years this category has the composition, in which many athletes claim for prizes. In such situation it is difficult to make any assumptions, but we will try - the favorite on the left hand is Vileni Gabrava from Georgia, on the right hand – Roman Tserekaev from Russia. Ashot Adamyan, in our opinion, is a contender for victory on both hands. This is all subject to a similar composition with the sample in 2016. But last year a legendary sportsman, Dmitry Beskorovainy from Ukraine, returned to the performances. At the national championship Dmitry became the absolute champion in the category of up to 60 kg. If Dmitry decides to pull at the European Championships, it will be very interesting, because behind him is a huge baggage of experience. We do not undertake to predict his result, but if it is in the application, everyone will have to be nervous.
The current champion on the left hand: Jambul Vibliani (Georgia)
The current champion on the right hand: Jambul Vibliani (Georgia)
Jambul Vibliani, due to his incredible strength and vast experience, dominates in his weight category. Last year, in this category at the European Championships, he took two gold, and at the World Championship – one, losing to the right hand the young sportsman from Azerbaijan - Gismat Vakilov. But, unfortunately, after the World Cup, the doping test of Gismat gave a positive result, so we will not see him this time. It is also worth mentioning that Oleg Cherkasov from Russia, who is as strong as Jambul, missed the 2016 competitive year. If Oleg will pull this time, then he and Jambul are the main favorites to win on both hands, and their chances are approximately equal.
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Toss the onion in 1/4 cup pesto. Bake at 425 degrees until crispy.
Wash and cut veggies, toss in olive oil and sea salt. Bake at 425 degrees until tender.


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Melt 1 tablespoon butter in a skillet on medium heat. Cook fillets for 5 minutes on each side. Set aside.
In same skillet, melt rest of butter on medium heat. Add onions, garlic and sauté until lightly browned. Add tomatoes, basil, salt, pepper, oregano and cook for 10 minutes.
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YUBA COUNTY (CBS13) — A Yuba County code enforcement officer is on administrative after he was caught on video swearing at a woman about her RV.
"He's like, 'Get out of here, get out of here.' And I didn't understand at first what was going on. He was ranting and raving, 'I'm tired of cleaning up after you dirtbags,'" Honna Stradiota said.
Honna says a few hours before the video was taken, she was told by an officer she needed to move the RV. Then another officer showed up and told her again. This time, swearing at her and calling her names.
Honna says she has no idea why he feels like he can treat her like that. She says she tried telling him she was going to move the RV, but he was too angry to listen.
Now that this video is being shared online, people are rallying behind Honna.
"Nobody should be treated that way and talked to and demeaned. What happened to her is a tragedy," Jason Steele said.
"All people I never knew. I never knew any of them. Offering their help. Giving me phone numbers if I need anything," Honna said.
The officer involved has also be placed on paid administrative leave while the county investigates.
Name and shame the officer. What's his name?
Time for this code enforcement officer to study for his new job "Large Fries with that order" but we all know he won't even do that well.


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La Torre Campderà o Torre Llunàtica era un edifici de Lloret de Mar (Selva), actualment enderrocat, que formava part de l'Inventari del Patrimoni Arquitectònic de Catalunya.

Història
Es tractava d'un edifici on Francesc Campderà i Camins fundà el 1844 un dels primers centres hospitalaris dedicats al tractament científic dels malalts mentals, que funcionà fins al 1988. Disposava de grans jardins i intentava donar als pacients un tracte millor que el que es donava en centres similars. A l'Arxiu Municipal de Lloret es conserven llibres d'historials clínics, els més antics del 1910, quan eren freqüents els casos d'esquizofrènia i paranoia. A partir de l'any 1984 hi ha toxicomanies de nois menors de 30 anys, psicosi, psiconeurosi, brots psicòtics, demència senil, esquizofrènia paranoide, trastorns de personalitat, alcoholisme crònic, crisis depressives profundes, deliris persecutoris crònics, depressions nervioses, esquizofrènia juvenil, intents d'autòlisi, depressions endògenes i, específicament en dones, nombrosos casos d'oligofrènia i anorèxia nerviosa. Els pacients marxaven del centre "per fuga", "per trasllat", "per defunció", "per sortida sense avís previ" o "per sortida voluntària".

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Patrimoni monumental de Lloret de Mar
Edificis de Lloret de Mar
Edificis de la Selva desapareguts
Hospitals de Catalunya

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