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Radio. Good morning and a very happy Christmas to you I hope you enjoy the day so far I hope you feel to have a visit from Father Christmas as the Turkey says it will sit in the oven and you roll up the pigs in blankets and prepare the vegetables and clear up all that wrapping paper I will be with you for the next 2 hours with festive cheer and Christmas crackers chosen by my b.b.c. Radio walks with colleagues one by one they ll drop into my studio grotto and also reflects on the Christmas tights past so if you ve always wanted to know what drum sell sticks almost Christmas morning and I don t mean what he s wearing so pajamas I have no doubt what David pre-vote tucks into his festive feast or indeed which of my colleagues is on the Judy ending of carrots under strict orders from her mother for how about which b.b.c. Radio Oxford presenter is about to wrap his new baby up in swaddling clothes as it lies in a manger It s my Christmas crackers and as much as I would love to hear from yo
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Ns and Charles Dickins But she argues that we have forgotten how much we owed Henry the 8 and his court and from the very center of the Abbey we ll be talking to Richard Harris the former Bishop of Oxford about Christianity in our times as it s been reflected through the writings of poets and novelists from Dostoyevsky to Elliot Samuel Beckett to Philip Pullman 1st however the Abbey itself may seem so massive and familiar as to be part of the landscape but it s also in some ways a lucky survivor the historian David Cameron Dines been editing a huge and beautiful new book on its history David we re standing together in the chapter house which is this extraordinary mediæval octagonal space with beautiful paintings all the remnants of beautiful paintings from medieval times now Westminster Abbey is the center of secular and political power in Britain and this chapter house explains why. This chapter house was built during the reign of Henry the 3rd in the middle of the 13th century Henr