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Congratulations to @sallydynevor whoβs just gone past 4,000 episodes in #Corrie as Sally Webster. Incredible achievement ππΌππΌ #ClassicCorrie
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i hate to start the Festive Palaver so early but last year postal services got rather overwhelmed in the run up to the blasted thing SO with 8 weeks to go here's a Go On! tea cosie, handmade by moi, and available at shop.thegoonteacompany.com
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How would everyone feel about an #Emmerdale podcast?!
@ConversationStr has set the standard incredibly high...
But is there an appetite for all things Dales?!
#Emmerdale #EmmerdalePodcast #SoapPodcast
61%Yes
20%No
19%Depends on content
0%Suggestions
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ππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππHAPPY 54th BIRTHDAY @emmerdale hereβs to many more years ππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππ #emmerdale @ITV #itv
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The first episode of Emmerdale Farm was broadcast on this day in 1972.
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Replying to @ConversationStr
A very excellent and interesting listen and definitely would have taken a long time to put together. I won't comment on what albums I own that you mentionedπ€£. I did prefer the original theme.
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This week's bonus podcast is out now! From the iconic theme tune to incidental music, singing stars and chart-topping cast members, we hit all the high (and low!) notes of 65 years of #Corrie music!
π΅ Tune in now! π΅
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youtu.be/xldMSnzTD04?si=AgjYβ¦
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Remembering Jean Alexander, who was born on this day 100 years ago.
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β¨Out Now!β¨
On our latest episode, we're joined by #Corrie superfan, impressionist and tour guide Jamie Aston!
We chat impersonating David, Blanche, Ken and co, becoming a tour guide and whether he ever gets recognised mid-tourβ¦ π
Check it out here!β¬οΈ
youtu.be/IpYwsaP2LWw
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In memory of Stephanie Cole, who sadly passed away earlier this month, this week's bonus podcast is a profile of the character she brought to life on the cobbles back in 2011 - Roy's cantankerous mother, Sylvia Goodwin! #Corrie
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youtu.be/5ZrnTrLfIEg?si=LfMmβ¦
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Soap and TV fans, Iβve finally started a #youtube π¬πΉπΊβ€οΈ Iβll be posting FULL interviews on there, short clips too, starting with my soap award chats - as well as weekly spoilers, theories and reactions for soaps AND TV incl #strictly & #celebritytraitors
youtube.com/@chartuttontv?siβ¦
#Emmerdale #Corrie #EastEnders #Hollyoaks #thetraitors #imaceleb #maskedsinger
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π°Our latest bonus podcast is out now!π°
This week, our trip round the houses of Weatherfield takes us to Number 7 Coronation Street, where we have a good old natter about Dev, Bernie and Brody!
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You have 24 hours left to vote for Best Soap at this year's Inside Soap awards! Come on team Corrie!π€ Vote nowπ
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Can you believe itβs been a whole year since Corriedale filming began?! As a treat, we thought it was about time we released another lift scene π
When Tracy meets Rossβ¦ Enjoy π₯
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If this Elizabeth Holmes doc is the first time youβre hearing about Nathan Fielder, you are NOT ready to just jump right in. You need to prep. You need to train. You need to build up your secondhand embarrassment tolerance first. Nathan Fielder is advanced-level discomfort.
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Okay #manchester oomfs, what to add?πβ¨βοΈ
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Replying to @latsot
I do strangulation exams as part of my job. I have taken extensive training in strangulation and am qualified to testify as an expert in strangulation cases. The general public has no idea how bad this epidemic has become, how many women and girls this is happening to, or how dangerous this is.
I share facts about it sometimes like men who strangle women are twice as likely to be involved in a mass shooting or to kill a cop. Women who are strangled by their partners are 750% more likely to be killed by that partner.
I tell people that death by strangulation can occur in just minutes, under a minute if you hit the right nerve bundles that lead to certain arrhythmias. I also tell them that a woman can die from a strangulation event up to one year after the event and that a pregnant woman who has been strangled is at high risk of pregnancy loss for weeks after the strangulation event. Strangulation can lead to brain damage, physical disability, stroke, pregnancy loss, and death.
I tell people that there is no safe way to strangle and that nobody has the ability to consent to being murdered, and consent is not an excuse for murder, if someone were to consent to this it is incumbent on the would be murderer to use self discipline and restraint, because a personβs βconsentβ to being murdered is not going to be recognized by any court as a legitimate excuse. Nobody can consent to being killed.
When I tell people these things, a very few are appreciative, mostly women, some are interested, men and women, and some attack me for being stupid and not knowing what I am talking about, apparently days of professional training and hundreds of exams performed mean nothing to the βexpertsβ of X. Those that attack are mostly men. Some argue with me about dumb things, like my insistence to call strangulation what it is. Strangulation is not choking, choking is not strangulation, these are two different types of ways to block an airway but they are not the same. That is what people argue with me about the most. They insist on using incorrect language and then provide me with a weak google link picture of a choke hold to try to prove itβs the same.
So then it becomes me explaining that a choke hold is called a chokehold but it is not choking it is strangulation and that blows their minds and I am met with silence or swears.
This is an incredibly important issue that needs to be discussed but it is very contentious and the defenders of strangulation can turn into rabid dogs very quickly.
Anyway, I just wanted to tell you that I really appreciate the effort you are taking here, that you are raising awareness and that you are using accurate language and data. Itβs really important that we change the narrative around this subject.
I would like to share this resource with you, Iβm not sure if you are aware of them or not, but this was the group that did my training on strangulation. They go all over the US teaching medical professionals and law enforcement about strangulation and they have a ton of information and resources on their website. You might find them useful.
Thank you for talking about this.
strangulationtraininginstituβ¦
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Out and about today with the Your Manchester team - and my consort Belinda Scandal. Fantastic to meet everyone and say hello!
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