relationship work? they clearly complemented each other, - relationship work? they clearly complemented each other, his| complemented each other, his co stars in minder and the sweeney, they clearly complement it one another terribly well. and of course the success of those shows met the more time they spent together, of course, the chemistryjust only ever increased and improved. and as a consequence, you could argue perhaps equal billing, really, but they, i think, in both of those shows, it was sort of mini ensemble if you like. but certainly he stood out in both those shows. but certainly wasn t dominating to the point where everyone else was being pushed the shadows. unfortunately we are at a time, but really hello. there s been a lot of fine and warm weather around for the uk through the weekend. high pressure is what s been holding the forecast steady. it still hangs around for england and wales into monday, but to the northwest of the uk, we ll see weather fronts approaching as
the irrepressible schoolboy lead. with the total shock suspense, the sweeney. it was, though, the 70s showed the sweeney that first made him a household name. dennis waterman. have you gone bananas? waterman s character, a voice of reason tojohn thaw s no nonsense policing style. but it was minder, starring alongside george cole s unscrupulous arthur daley, that cemented a place in television history. how did you get someone like grainger to give you the best part of a grand for two dodgy phones? # if you want to i ll change the situation. his recording of the theme tune, reaching number three in the uk charts. didn t have to do that. in 2004 he took another storing role as a former detective in the tv series new tricks. spare us the carefully placed build up. they found the gun. dennis waterman worked across theatre, television, music and film in a career which spanned more than six decades.
it is accessible. and if you want to join it is accessible. and if you want to join in, it is accessible. and if you want to join in, you - it is accessible. and if you want to join in, you can i it is accessible. and if you i want to join in, you can find want tojoin in, you can find more information on the sweeney s website. the weather has taken a turn for the worse here in dublin but fortunately, to end this programme, we are off to sunny spain tojoin kate hardie buckley as she embarks on another culinary challenge. i am in malaga, a sumptuous port city in southern spain. every summer i normally pass through here to another town further along the costa del sol but this time i am sticking around. with its fertile soil, the sea airand around. with its fertile soil, the sea air and over 300 days of sunshine every year, this region is perfect forfinding the best produce. jose is one of malaga is finest ambassadors of malaga is finest ambassadors of gastronomy. he suggested we meet
but thank you for listening! that is what we do here, we read it out loud. we have people here from distant nationalities and parts of ireland and you hear all sorts of music, if you like, joyce would have loved that. to make it easy to understand and get into it. it s a book you grow up hearing about, and supposedly so difficult, it s a lovely feeling to sit here and it is accessible. and if you want tojoin in, you can find more information on the sweeney s website. the weather has taken a turn for the worse here in dublin but fortunately, to end this programme, we are off to sunny spain tojoin kate hardie buckley as she embarks on another culinary challenge. i m in malaga, a sumptuous port city in southern spain. every summer, i normally pass through here to another town further along the costa del sol but this time
a fair unsullied soul had called to him. now is then. these readings moved online during the pandemic but even though the shop s open again they continue to have people tune in from all over the world. the chemist turned back, page after page, living all the day amongst herbs, ointments, disinfectants, all his alabaster lily pads. no idea how i read that but thanks for listening! that is what we do here, we read it out loud. we have people here from distant nationalities and parts of ireland and you hear all sorts of music, if you like, joyce would have loved that. to make it easy to understand and get into it. it s a book you grow up hearing about, and supposedly so difficult, it s a lovely feeling to sit here and it is accessible. and if you want tojoin in, you can find more information on the sweeney s website.