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_why-the-manchester-united-takeover-isnt-what-it-seems.webp "The Manchester United takeover saga with INEOS owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe's 25%. Glazers retaining their majority stake, how exactly would the new structure work, and is this a good thing for Manchester United?")
_why-the-manchester-united-takeover-isnt-what-it-seems.webp "The Manchester United takeover saga with INEOS owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe's 25%. Glazers retaining their majority stake, how exactly would the new structure work, and is this a good thing for Manchester United?")
_lib-dem-leader-campaigns-in-tunbridge-wells-ahead-of-local-elections.webp "It's currently no overall control with a Lib Dem lead joint administration and despite fewer candidates going up for election due to boundary changes, Sir Ed Davey still thinks they can do it.")
_labour-0-1-percent-growth-in-economy-is-pretty-feeble.webp "Luke Pollard says the 0.1 percent growth in the UK economy is \")
_tarzan-finds-a-son-1939-film.webp "Tarzan finds a boy from a crashed plane and raises him with Jane in the jungle. A search party comes looking for the plane.<br/><br/>Johnny Weissmuller ... Tarzan<br/>Maureen O'Sullivan ... Jane<br/>Johnny Sheffield ... Boy (as John Sheffield)<br/>Ian Hunter ... Austin Lancing<br/>Henry Stephenson ... Sir Thomas Lancing<br/>Frieda Inescort ... Mrs. Austin Lancing<br/>Henry Wilcoxon ... Mr. Sande<br/>Laraine Day ... Mrs. Richard Lancing<br/>Morton Lowry ... Mr. Richard Lancing<br/>Uriah Banks ... Mooloo-Young Native Boy <br/>Gavin Muir ... Pilot<br/><br/>Directed by Richard Thorpe")
_shylocks-rebuke-from-the-merchant-of-venice-frank-burbeck-1912.webp "Shylock's rebuke from The Merchant Of Venice by Shakespeare<br/><br/>recited by Frank Burbeck <br/><br/>Victor 17163<br/><br/>1912<br/><br/>Spoken by Shylock, Act 1, Scene 3<br/><br/>Signior Antonio, many a time and oft<br/>In the Rialto you have rated me<br/>About my moneys and my usances:<br/>Still have I borne it with a patient shrug,<br/>For sufferance is the badge of all our tribe.<br/>You call me misbeliever, cut-throat dog,<br/>And spit upon my Jewish gaberdine,<br/>And all for use of that which is mine own.<br/>Well then, it now appears you need my help:<br/>Go to, then; you come to me, and you say<br/>‘Shylock, we would have moneys:’ you say so;<br/>You, that did void your rheum upon my beard<br/>And foot me as you spurn a stranger cur<br/>Over your threshold: moneys is your suit<br/>What should I say to you? Should I not say<br/>‘Hath a dog money? is it possible<br/>A cur can lend three thousand ducats?’ Or<br/>Shall I bend low and in a bondman’s key,<br/>With bated breath and whispering humbleness, Say this;<br/>‘Fair sir, you spit on me on Wednesday last;<br/>You spurn’d me such a day; another time<br/>You call’d me dog; and for these courtesies<br/>I’ll lend you thus much moneys’?<br/><br/> Bassanio wants money so he can woo Portia.<br/><br/>Bassanio turns to his friend Antonio for a loan.<br/><br/>Antonio has invested his own money in ships and cannot furnish his friend with money, so he goes to Shylock for a loan. Shylock is Jewish. The others are Christian.<br/><br/>Shylock is bitter that he is asked for money after being badly treated by Antonio in the past.")
_sir-paul-mccartney-reveals-39embarrassing39-moment-he-suffered-live-on-stage-with-the-beatles.webp "Sir Paul McCartney was \")
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_agincourt-album-fly-away-1970-2002-mono.webp "Self pressed album by late1960s British psychedelic folk trio Agincourt from Sussex. Proggy folk with some rock leanings, spiced with a bit of psychedelic West Coast, shades of pop and some jazz here and there, with male/female vocals harmonies.<br/><br/>Lee Menelaus - vocals, backing vocals.<br/>John Ferdinando - vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, bass, auto harp.<br/>Peter Howell - acoustic guitar, classical guitar, mandolin, piano, organ, recorder, percussion.<br/>guest: Andrew Lowcock - flute.<br/>guest: Brian Hussey - drums.<br/><br/>When I awoke.<br/>Though I may be dreaming.<br/>Get together.<br/>Joy in the finding.<br/>Going home.<br/>All my life.<br/>Mirabella.<br/>Dawn.<br/>Barn owl blues.<br/>Kind Sir.<br/>Through the eyes of lifetime: The poem/Peace of mind/Closing in.<br/><br/>Peter Howell - acoustic guitar, classical guitar, mandolin, piano, organ, recorder, percussion.<br/>")
_piercings-piercing-at-any-age-do-you-have-any.webp "Sophie Mei Lan Malin takes to the street to ask people their views on trending topics.")
_vietnam-sentences-billionaire-truong-my-lan-to-death-for-fraud.webp "A Ho Chi Minh City court has sentenced Vietnamese billionaire Truong My Lan to death for defrauding one of the country’s largest banks for over 10 years. Lan reportedly appropriated at least US$12.5 billion from the bank while running one of the country’s largest property development companies.")
_how-bahawalpur-became-part-of-pakistan--history-of-pakistan.webp "#pakistan<br/>#bahawalpur<br/>#dekhosunojano<br/>Bahawalpur's journey into the fold of Pakistan is a rich tapestry woven with historical, political, and cultural threads, reflective of the intricate mosaic that shapes the subcontinent's story. Situated in the heart of present-day Pakistan's Punjab province, Bahawalpur's inclusion within the borders of Pakistan wasn't a mere administrative decision but a culmination of historical forces, geopolitical shifts, and the aspirations of its people.<br/><br/>The genesis of Bahawalpur's integration into Pakistan can be traced back to the partition of British India in 1947. As the subcontinent grappled with the monumental task of carving out new nation-states, the princely states emerged as crucial players in shaping the region's political landscape. Bahawalpur, under the reign of the Abbasi dynasty, stood as one such princely state, boasting a rich heritage and a distinct identity.<br/><br/>The visionary leadership of Sir Sadiq Muhammad Khan Abbasi IV, the ruling Nawab of Bahawalpur during the tumultuous period of partition, played a pivotal role in steering the state towards joining Pakistan. Recognizing the cultural, religious, and economic affinities with the Muslim-majority regions of the newly formed Pakistan, Nawab Sir Sadiq Muhammad Khan Abbasi IV displayed a keen sense of pragmatism and foresight in aligning Bahawalpur's destiny with that of the nascent nation.<br/><br/>However, the decision to accede to Pakistan wasn't devoid of challenges and complexities. Amidst the communal violence and political uncertainty engulfing the subcontinent during partition, Bahawalpur found itself at a crossroads, torn between the competing narratives of accession to Pakistan or India. Yet, guided by a strong sense of identity and a shared vision for a future imbued with progress and prosperity, Bahawalpur ultimately chose the path of solidarity with Pakistan.<br/>Bahawalpur<br/>Partition of British India<br/>Princely state<br/>Nawab Sir Sadiq Muhammad Khan Abbasi IV<br/>Accession<br/>Geopolitical shifts<br/>Muslim-majority regions<br/>Territorial integrity<br/>Integration<br/>Nation-building<br/>Cultural exchange<br/>Solidarity<br/>Historical forces<br/>Aspirations<br/>Identity<br/><br/>")
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