the sunday times, let them eat pheasant says be the botham.s is ian botham, cricketing hero, walker extraordinaire and he's a land owner and a pheasant shoot. he hasjoined forces with something called the country food trust. there are huge concerns about the number of people using food banks and there's a move within the countryside to provide people with cheap and readily available food, such as pheasant. sue reeve, known as mrs very picky on twitter, reminds us, there you are, reminds us that only non— perishable food is good for food banks but they have a coming plan to turnit banks but they have a coming plan to turn it into easy cook meals. exactly. they don't have to hang them and pluck them. if you can do that it seems ideal. the hunting lobby are going to be pretty furious. why? they don't like shooting pheasants and partridges. you mean the antihunting lobby? they don't like shooting pheasants and partridges. a lot of people go on corporate shoots and they don't even ta ke corporate shoots and they don't even take them home. if the fo

the sunday times, let them eat pheasant says be the botham.e's a land owner

back to the sunday times, let them eat pheasants says beefy botham. you know who this man is even though you can't stand sport. don't you two gang up! famous cricketer. well done, you see? famous for what? cricket! we'll let that one path. he has the new idea to help food banks out. this might upset hunters, but to put pheasants, because he shoots a lot of them, in food banks so they can use them, and they would be in pies or minces. the country food trust. it seems to be not a bad idea. if you have a surfeit of food somewhere, food banks are desperate for it, why not send in there? and it is good quality food, anyone who lives in the country, there is a lot of food for free. i speak as a woman who waded through plums this morning after strong gales in kent! it is good quality stuff, no one says they have to pluck them. we are not going down that road, plucking pheasants, thank you! that was risky, wasn't it? that's it for the papers this hour. thank you, nigel nelson and jo phillips, — you'll both be back at 11:30 for another look at the stories maki

back to the sunday times, let them eat pheasants says beefy botham. though you can't stand sport. don't you two gang up! famous cricketer. well done, you see? famous for what? cricket! we'll let that one path. he has the new idea to help food banks out. this might upset hunters, but to put pheasants, because he shoots a lot of them,

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die to bring you this information so remember their sacrifice it goes on to say in the known that botham spy as the prototype from star wars would not destroy the death star nor would it detects traps laid by the emperor to destroy the rebel fleets and even better in the troubleshooting section that has this conversation i went to destroy the death star with the information obtained by both and spy but the empires and fleet warp in and the shield generators are not down on the death star what gives and the answer was i told you it would be a trap that's on you now another tool with a fantastic name also revealed by vault seven release is grif although this one has no star wars analgesia analogy this still does the same thing as botham spy but with linux platforms which are generally considered to be even more secure than windows but you know. nothing is too secure for the cia as this one can not only capture use the logans but allow the agency to penetrate the networks too in a nutshell as seen in this example greaseball khan can acquire just about anything from a linux user now this rel