the actor and singer bernard cribbins, whose career spanned seven decades, has died aged 93. d his appearances in doctor who date back to the 19605 when the series began. 0ur media and arts correspondent david sillito looks back at his life. me, sir, i'm perks! good wives and private soldiers should be ignorant. and i'll keep herfrom your instruction, i warrant you. bernard cribbins — he was in everything. morning, tobermory. you look hot. from classical drama to the wombles. what about a nice drop of brandy in your tea? that's a very sound idea, lenny. two way stretch with peter sellers in 1960 was an early film role, but he'd already been acting for 17 years. he'd started out in rep in 0ldham when he was 1a. i'm the new midshipman. poopdecker is my name — albert poopdecker. in the �*60s, he was appearing in the carry on films. # there i was, digging this hole...# and recording some very successful comic songs. one i must have and no offence, i know, day like this. haven't taken too great a liberty, have i, on a day like this? you know? but perhaps his best—known film role wa

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bernard cribbins. from perks in the railway children... morning, tobermory.retch with peter sellers in 1960. this was far from the beginning of his career. it started out in rep in 0ldham when he was 1a. in the �*60s... i'm the new midshipman. poopdecker�*s my name — albert poopdecker. he was appearing in carry on films and recordings very successful comic songs. # there i was, a—digging this hole...# but it was film and tv aimed at children that he'll be perhaps best remembered for. the wombles, jackanory and so much more. he was, for one fellow children's performer, a funny and inspiring friend. i adored working with bernard. we did children's programmes together, and he was so generous and kind, and i learned so much from him because he was a genius. a creative genius who knewjust how to communicate with the audience. he adored children. he adored doing children's programmes. 0h, doctor... what about you now? who have you got? and he continued well into old age. this was his second doctor who, a0 years after his first spell in the tardis. still, that's fin

how will you remember bernard cribbins? filth. t remember bernard cribbins?nard cribbins? oh, i remember him as being a - remember bernard cribbins? ot i remember him as being a very genuine, funny, charismatic man. he was a man, as you havejust genuine, funny, charismatic man. he was a man, as you have just said a new report, have so many talents. he could really do absolutely everything. i mean, he loved music, with his singing, and we had to sing together in anything goes! 0ne with his singing, and we had to sing together in anything goes! one of the songs we sang together was friendship, and indeed, we were lucky enough to keep our friendship going for over 30 years. one of the things that bernard and i also love to do was go shooting clays together for a charity, and he was very much instrumental in encouraging me to do that. and i can remember the first night of anything goes, as well, he brought me a first night present of three carp for my pond, when i lived in chelsea! and he named them after the characters that we all played in anything goes. it is,

thank you. memories of bernard cribbins. thank ou. . ~' memories of bernard cribbins.rainian territory. it was the kyiv region in the east, and in the north of ukraine and we feel that constantly. every person lives in constant stress from the 24th of february. it does not relent. each and every one of us has to learn to live with that feeling, to learn to live with that feeling, to be strong and that is long—distance work. unfortunately, it is notjust advice we need, we need expert help. that is why we approach the world health organization for expertise and they are helping us with psychological interventions so we use proper tools, which haven't been already developed in the world to help people in ukraine. and the 15 million of ukrainians need to contact people for psychological help during the war. for example, tts m, ptsd, and it might notjust concern soldiers. 70% of russian war machines used against the civilian population, including children and currently we are implementing the programme of psychological health on the national level and psychological support

the actor bernard cribbins who's died aged 93. heyday. 0ur australia correspondent shaimaa khalil reports from melbourne. # neighbours, everybody needs good neighbours...# it was the soundtrack for a soap opera generation. guess what? well, you're talking to me at any rate. and a tv show that turned australian suburbia... g'day. ..into a global success. you might not recognise the name, but if you have been watching neighbours over the years, you will definitely know where we are. it is the famous ramsay street, the home of the soap. neighbours became a massive hit in the late �*80s and the early �*90s, and while many australians loved it... i'm talking to you, madge mitchell, ramsay, whatever your name is. ..it was britain where it really took off. 0h, someone else to... i couldn't walk down the street, particularly in the uk. you would just be mobbed and chased. of course, i'd be happy to but i'm a little snowed under here. we got to a time here where the post office had to put on a special delivery because they couldn't deliver

from oerks, to songs, to jackanory to fawlty towers, bernard cribbins could turn his hand to anything from knaresborough captured the spirit of the game when caught on camera at the semi—final, singing her heart out to �*sweet caroline' after the lionesses beat sweden. john watson caught up with her after a whirlwind 24—hours. # good times never felt so good. # so good. # so good! how are you feeling after what has been a crazy morning? very excited. feeling very good. and i'm feeling everything that is brilliant. everything. so, talk us through it. england were doing really well and you werejust in a good mood. what were you feeling when england had well, i wasn't surprised, because they are really good, but i felt that the way i watched them be veryjoyous at the end, ifelt like it was very fun to watch. and to see them all give away their tops. and when did you know that you were being filmed, that you had appeared on the screen? i only knew after sweet caroline finished. i found out because mum kept on getting messages saying tess is on film, tess is on camera, tess is on telly. an

bernard cribbins is the station porter, petticoats turn into flags, "daddy, my daddy..."great piece of work, and i think lioneljeffries is a fantastic film—maker. see it on a big—screen! fantastic. what a week! join us next week if you possibly can. enjoy your cinema—going. goodbye! hello there. the weather story for this upcoming week looks rather benign. we've got high pressure trying to build in slowly from the south—west. that will slowly settle things down for northern and western areas, and we should start to see increasing amounts of sunshine and warmth across southern and eastern parts. for monday, low pressure still to the north of the uk, higher pressure to the south. it's close enough to bring further showery bursts of rain at times, most of it across the north and the west of scotland. a few showers for northern ireland, one or two across north west england and north wales. the band of cloud will sink southwards, where after a sunny start in england and wales, it will turn cloudier for a bit through the afternoon. most places should stay dry across southern an