anyone his story until now. so this armistice day, they finally reunited. with bread and jam, of course. jam sandwich. they laugh. it was a chance to rekindle a connection started decades ago. and despite the hard times for reg, who turns 99 today, humour always wins out. so she is going to dump her boyfriend in the home now and she is going to marry reg. she is going to marry you? laughter. that is what the interpreters said, she is going to marry you, she is going to dump her boyfriend. there we are. a new chapter, perhaps, in an extraordinary life. lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender veterans are being encouraged to take part in a new government review which will consider the impact of the ban on homosexuality
queen elizabeth s secret to longevity has finally been revealed by her former chef. it s a jam sandwich. it s such a staple, it made an appearance at tea with paddington bear. perhaps you would like a marmalade sandwich. i always eat one for emergencies. so do i. i keep mine in here. for later. the queen has apparently been enjoying her so-called jam penny every day since she was 5 years old. the next hour of cnn newsroom starts now. i m phil mattingly in for pamela brown. tonight s top stories, the toll from a terrorist attack at a hotel in somalia now rising to
his hat, as you can see, and the queen says she also keeps a jam sandwich in her handbag. that s the bit that s gone viral today. it has been good fun. the fourth day about to start, the fourth and final day, and the hopes are high that the queen will appear on the balcony at the end of it. but we don t know yet. you took my question right out of my mouth. i was wondering if we were going to see her. everybody is wondering that. great point about her time with paddington bear. she is just so lovely. max foster, so good to see you today. thank you. and you. stay with us. because coastal communities across the u.s. are spending millions of dollars to maintain their shores. and apparently it is still not enough to stop the rising sea levels. you ll see the damage already done in one carolina town.
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Bay News: Opua wharf busy, America s Cup Kerikeri big screen, Russell sea slugs
13 Jan, 2021 02:00 AM
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The Beast luxury launch owned by Sir Michael Hill and at rest at Opua.
Northern Advocate
Opua wharf s busy season
In the first week of the new year, parked end-to-end on one side of the small Opua wharf were three substantial marine craft. First to arrive, and technically the smallest of the three in length, was the 40-metre luxury catamaran called The Beast, painted camouflage-style and owned by jeweller to the stars, violinist and golfer, Sir Michael Hill.
The Beast is one of the largest boats made in New Zealand and if she needs any more distinction, she was built in landlocked Foxton. She has been described as capable of going everywhere except Antarctica and (presumably) the Arctic.