Brian Cox's Jute Journey [DVD]

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Why do UKIP think they should be able to limit my ability to grow my business by deciding for me who I’m allowed to employ? On immigration you demonstrate exactly why capitalists are not generally a very good advert for capitalism (the argument for capitalism is the demonstrable correlation, worldwide, between the amount of economic freedom and economic success). In 2018, he voiced Mr Widdershins, a gentleman whose life is pampered by automated machines, in Widdershins. He has collaborated with HarperCollins on an audiobook of Tolkien's epic poem The Legend of Sigurd and Gudrún (2010), [148] and on the abridged audiobook version of Gerald Seymour's 2011 works including The Fighting Man, The Heart of Danger, The Journeyman Tailor, The Glory Boys, Red Fox, Killing Ground, Condition Black, and Field of Blood.

Marcia – nice one, the FM will wipe the floor with Flipper but it may be a gamble if he changes his stance on debating Cameron. On 29 January 2015, he announced he had quit the Labour Party, believing it had failed to live up to its basic principles in recent years, and joined the Scottish National Party, whom he felt was taking forward values of social justice and representing Scotland's best interests. Restrict immigration / put a greater burden on business by making employers (me) jump through more and more bureaucratic hoops to employ highly qualified staff. The actor remembers the last days of the jute industry, and considers the pioneering spirit of the jute emigrants to be something he has in common with them. He received two additional Laurence Olivier nominations for Misalliance (1984) and for Fashion (1988).In 1978 he played King Henry II of England in the acclaimed BBC2 drama serial The Devil's Crown, then starred in many other television dramas.

Cox made his first television appearance as Nelson in an episode of The Wednesday Play in 1965 and made one-off appearances in Redcap, ITV Playhouse, and The Gamblers before taking a lead role in The Year of the Sex Olympics in 1968. Never mind the doom, gloom and lies of the naysayers, when Scotland achieves its independence it will fare as well if not better than any country of 5 million souls. The oil and gas industry is undergoing a massive boom with huge demands for staff that companies are struggling to meet. He shot to superstardom in the mid-1990s thanks to roles in the likes of Rob Roy as Killearn and Braveheart as Argyle Wallace in 1995.

It always surprises me that the No campaign show the achievements of our youngsters outwith Scotland as a “benefit of the union”. In 2010, he played Reverend Kalahan, cult leader and pastor whose death is the backdrop of the story in the crime thriller As Good as Dead. O/T you have to laugh, Mike Dailly now tweeting that there is no list and thinks he has got one over the “cybernats”.

I remember being quite chuffed at the start and deciding to save my security pass and the rehearsal schedule and so on. In April 2021, he provided voiceovers for TV ads for the launch of the online property portal Boomin. Plus loads of Scottish Con/Dem/SLabour Lords and Ladies like Lady Lamont, Lord Rennie, Lord Davidson as big thank you from England. Sites like Wings and National Collective, not to mention Private Eye and some of the mainstream media, have opened my eyes to the imbalances and injustices entrenched in an ostensibly equal union of nations. If I wear the celulean blue jacket now as example people will know what I stand for, and persuaded, join the cause, and I’ll share their effort until the end is achieved.Premiered at a meeting of the British Association in Dundee, September 1939, the screening was abandoned midway owing to the declaration of war. If being born is all it takes then, surely, we should all have an opportunity to apply for the job as we’re all qualified! Cox made a guest appearance in the 1997 Red Dwarf episode " Stoke Me a Clipper", as a medieval king in a virtual reality game.