SHOCKING and controversial but never boring.
Channel 4 culture show The Word came to an end 30 years on March 24, 1995, after more than 100 episodes that saw everything from actor Oliver Reed offering a drunken rendition of The Troggs’ hit Wild Thing to the TV debut of Oasis performing Supersonic.
The series ran for five years and included appearances by Hollywood stars like Nicolas Cage, Sharon Stone, Jeff Goldblum and Arnold Schwarzenegger, alongside British talent.
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Sutton Harbour Group deadline to pay £8m
THE company which holds the lease for Plymouth’s disused airport has been given more time to sell off vital assets including Millbay’s King Point Marina and pay its bank £8.69m. Sutton Harbour Group Plc (SHG) was told by National Westminster Bank Plc to pay off £1.5m of debts by yesterday (March 20).
Number of Channel migrants still rising
MORE than 5,000 migrants have arrived in the UK after crossing the English Channel so far this year, latest figures show.
Potatoes aren't glamorous... I wanted to do them justice
CHEF POPPY O'TOOLE TALKS TO ELLA WALKER ABOUT HER NEW BOOK, DEDICATED WHOLLY TO THE DELICIOUS, VERSATILE VEG
Heathrow fire inquiry continues
INVESTIGATIONS were ongoing into the fire which closed Heathrow Airport and is likely to cause disruption throughout the weekend.
I hope this will be an oasis of refuge in the day
VANESSA FELTZ TELLS RACHAEL DAVIS WHY SHE'S HOSTING HER OWN DAYTIME TV SHOW AGAIN
City 'has no designs on Cornwall'
PLYMOUTH is not seeking to take over any part of Cornwall under local government reorganisation, the city council has confirmed.
Books on fight against racism and migration
'IT'S NOT OK TO HATE, IT'S ALL ABOUT ACCEPTANCE'
Hundreds of BT staff up in arms over relocation
FACING MOVE FROM EXETER TO PLYMOUTH
Mums urged to hunger strike
CAMPAIGNERS WANT TO RAISE AWARENESS OF CHILD HUNGER
The military is no place for the unemployed
HOW convenient of Works and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall to encourage unemployed youths to join the Armed Forces. Incidentally, Liz, the line of succession is Royal Navy, Army and then RAF!
