I love watching Would I Lie To You I love recording it when it is on the television then watching it on record. I think Lee Mack and David Michell are both really funny on it and I think all the episodes of Would I Lie To You are all very funny to. Would I Lie To You has been on the telly since the 16th June 2007 since I was twenty years old when I was younger it has been on the telly since summer 07 since I was in my early twenties.

I like to watch Not Going Out like to watch on BBC iPlayer Because its is very funny to watch it on BBC Iplayer and I find Lee mick very funny on not Not Going Out My favourite episode is Gangster With Miranda

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This is my next game that i am getting for my PlayStation5.

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I have subscribed to some liveries for my London Commuter and i have chose west Midlands trains 720 livery and Northern Commuter and FCC because they are attractive

I use to love reading the Desperate Dan comics and books when I was little he was one of my favourites. I use to love reading them all the time and I use to read them all the time when I was younger to. I use to have fun reading them and looking at the pages and the pictures of them when I was little and I use to really enjoy reading them a lot of the time to.

The Royal opening of Metro was part of a three-week transport festival on Tyneside, designed to encourage people to try the new Metro system.

There was a huge fireworks display, a transport treasure trail, competitions – including one with a first prize of a Spanish holiday – a balloon race, a public transport cavalcade and exhibition, specially commissioned souvenirs, and cheap fares.

The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh came to carry out an official opening ceremony on Metro on the morning November 6, 1981. 

Her Majesty would officially declare the Metro system open.

The new QEII Metro Bridge – the sixth across the Tyne – would be officially dedicated by the Queen, allowing passengers to travel into Gateshead, and beyond to Heworth.

David Howard was Director General of the Tyne and Wear Passenger Executive, now Nexus, when the Metro project was completed, and it was Mr Howard who had the job of showing the Queen around the new Metro system.

The Royal visit marked the opening of the of Metro’s underground route from Haymarket through Monument and Central Station, continuing across the Tyne into Gateshead and on to a new southern terminus at Heworth Interchange.

At 10.15am on a chilly but sunny autumn day, thousands of people lined Grey Street, and many waved Union Jacks, as the Royal limousine pulled up in the shadow of Grey’s monument.

All police leave in the city had been cancelled and street cleaners had made sure the area was spick and span.

The Queen took a ticket to ride, travelling on the Metro driver on the new line between Monument and Gateshead.

The Royal party and the invited guests travelled on Metrocars 4020 and 4007 from Monument to a specially erected gantry at the north end of the new Metro bridge. 

Her Majesty officially named the structure the Queen Elizabeth II Metro bridge. This continued a long tradition of Tyne crossings being opened by royalty, stretching back to 1849, when Queen Victoria opened the High Level Bridge. 

Even a bomb scare failed to halt the visit, though it was sped up on security advice as a result of that incident.

Meanwhile, the Metro Royal train was delayed further because Prince Philip had strolled short distance into the middle of the new bridge to admire the view of the Tyne. 

Once in Gateshead, the Metro was officially opened by the Queen who made a short speech before unveiling a plaque.

The Royal party then got back on the train to Heworth. On arrival there, in another unrehearsed move, Prince Philip spoke to the Metro driver, Jack Hall, and ended up sitting in his cab asking questions.

The visit then concluded with a lavish reception at Newcastle Civic Centre, where the Royal party and their guests dined on smoked salmon mousse, roast beef in truffle sauce and peaches flamed with brandy.

Tyneside’s rapid transport system revolution was officially underway. 
 

This is one of my favourite photos it’s me Simon Schofield and Alice Cree four years ago at the old NTDF Charity Shop in Whitley Bay in July 2018.

My Newest incarnation has been well received on Creators cub Beta Lets see how far we cam go!

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I think Emmerdale is really good at the minute with the Emmerdale Marlon Dingle stroke storyline. The storyline shows you how strokes really affects people in different ways after they have had them. Mark Charnock who plays Marlon Dingle plays the stroke storyline very well. It just started last night and I think it will get better he was rushed to hospital last night on last nights episode and it happened when he was going to purpose to his girlfriend Rhona and he was looking for the engagement ring. He was going to give to Rhona and he couldn’t find it and then he collapsed on the floor having a stroke in his house and now he is lying in hospital but he plays the part extremely well he had the stroke on his birthday it was his birthday on the same day as he had the stroke.