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Comics star in 2000AD audio stories : News 2020 : Chortle : The UK Comedy Guide

Hear an exclusive extract of Al Murray as an alien. Comedians including Al Murray, Desiree Burch and Rufus Hound have recorded audio adaptations of a raft of 2000AD short stories. Others, including John-Luke Roberts, Karl Minns and Jake Yapp have written their own yarns for the new Future Shocks series, which are otherwise based on short stories that have appeared in the sci-fi magazine over the years. He’s an exclusive preview featuring Al Murray as the Australian-accented alien Zork in a story by Alan Moore that also features , Steve Nallon as Margaret Thatcher. Beware of Grawks Bearing Gifts is about extraterrestrials who arrive on Earth and behave like gauche tourists.

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2000 AD unveils star-studded audio drama Future Shocks adaptations

2000 AD unveils star-studded audio drama Future Shocks adaptations
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Nevada Supreme Court upholds penalty against fraudster who owes $21.7 million in B.C. © Provided by Vancouver Sun Michael Patrick Lathigee The B.C. Securities Commission has won a major victory in pursuit of a fraudster in the U.S. who faces huge penalties here. Popular Searches The Supreme Court of Nevada has upheld a 2015 B.C. Securities Commission tribunal order for Michael Patrick Lathigee to repay $21.7 million fraudulently raised from nearly 700 investors through a Vancouver-based investment club. The Dec. 10 Nevada high court decision which upheld a Nevada lower court decision issued in 2019 allows the B.C. Securities Commission to pursue Lathigee’s assets in the U.S. to help return money lost by investors.

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