dickie davies, we are from a — colleague at itv.ad des lynam, and dashing dickie. ireland quite a lot from dickie davies and one thing was because we did not work with autocue, he used to learn his scripts and he told me that and i found it really useful. i did a lot of tv shows as john found it really useful. i did a lot of tv shows asjohn did. john was prepared 100% and i was. it was something i learned. two great names of podcasting. so many young people now will not know much about dickie but withjohn, now will not know much about dickie but with john, he now will not know much about dickie but withjohn, he will be in your library for years to come and there will be clips. you have been showing it today. the courage ofjohn today, and the outpouring for him shows what kind of guy he was. everybody loved him with his sheepskins. all these commentators and they are going to hit me but they are all a bit nerdy really. and he was no exception. i would bit nerdy really. and he was no exception. iwould be bit nerdy really. and he was n

dickie davies, who's died at the age of 9a.ng home seven awards, including best film. the german—language drama's seven wins broke the bafta record for the most awards for a film not in english. you may remember dippy the diplodocus — probably the world's most famous replica dinosaur skeleton. for more than a century, dippy stood in london's natural history museum, but more recently, he's been touring the uk. and now, he's been found a more permanent home, in coventry, as john maguire reports. the wonder and the awe of being the first to see dippy the diplodocus in its new home, in the centre of coventry. i think it's so cool how long the tail is, and how they've kept it upright, without it falling down to the floor. dippy is a replica, made up of casts of various diplodocus discoveries, to form the huge skeleton that first stood in london's natural history museum in 1905. now, dippy is made up of 292 parts — all the way from the very tip of its whip—like tail through the replica skeleton, all up to the skull at the very front.

veteran sports presenter dicky davies has died at the age of 94. sterday morning . it was the yesterday morning. it was the baftas in london last night. the 76th annual bafta awards . the 76th annual bafta awards. the big winners were all quiet on the western front. the german film elvis and the banshees of sharon. and our showbiz reporter phillips was there . what was it phillips was there. what was it like? because as an event i thought was really good, if i'm honest , thought was really good, if i'm honest, sometimes these things can go on and on quite long. but yeah, it was really good. i'm really happy for all the winners. was a lot of winners. it was a lot of excitement in the room, which is always and always wonderful to see. and even though said, you know, all quiet western was the quiet on the western was the overall bunches overall winner, actually bunches of did really well of inishowen did really well because went for major because they went for major categories because i think there's 26 categories and they have and have everything from

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and, you know, dicky davis has gone as well there was a warmth about this generation.be some people in that, that maybe some people feel is missing nowadays . well feel is missing nowadays. well it's different agendas these days. it's different agendas these days . agendas. i understand, by days. agendas. i understand, by the way diversity and, the more ladies involved in sports coverage. i understand all that. yeah but i think what we're in is a woke age now and i think some of the humour and some of the attitudes we have, you'd be cancelled now. i think we had great in television when was very affluent. there wasn't any competition. the bbc had a lot of the sports rights and they were different days and. you know, i'm still working flat out and motty i decided he'd had enough and that was his. but the games definitely . but you know, games definitely. but you know, we're in a world of progression of gb news has arrived. i mean who would have thought a few years ago they'd be anything other than the bbc and, itn and life moves on you have to life moves on and you have

the legendary sports presenter, dickie davies, has died at the age of 94.r. fellow presenters described him as a giant of live sports broadcasting. dickie davies who's died at the age of 94. now, cold water swimming has its fans. it's said to have numerous health benefits, including boosting your immune system and reducing stress. but a woman from chile has taken things to a whole new level in the waters off antarctica, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. in a normal swimsuit, with nothing for insulation, barbara hernandez dives into the antarctic 0cean. she's a veteran when it comes to this sort of thing but even for her, this was quite the ordeal. translation: it was super difficult because it's a very long swim and after completing the first mile, i felt i'd never reach the end. i felt my arms getting more and more heavy because the blood stopped circulating to the hands and feet. the waters here at this time of year are around 2 celsius — just above freezing — and barbara swam 2.5km — a new world record. but she insists that that was not her motivation f

finally, the sad news that legendary sports presenter dickie davies has died, aged 94.s world of sport from the 19605 until it ended in 1985. but he also covered the olympics, boxing, darts and snooker. he suffered a stroke in 1995 but returned to television with the show dickie davies' sporting heroes. plenty of people have been paying tribute. former colleaguejim rosenthal announced the news on behalf of the davies family saying they were "so proud" of his "brilliant career on the telly". and he was, i guess, one of the most recognised faces in many ways on british tv through the 19705 and 19805. british tv through the 1970s and 19805. ., , british tv through the 1970s and 1980s._ anecdotes i british tv through the 1970s and i 1980s._ anecdotes about british tv through the 1970s and - 1980s._ anecdotes about so 1980s. legendary. anecdotes about so many famous — 1980s. legendary. anecdotes about so many famous sports _ 1980s. legendary. anecdotes about so many famous sports dies. _ 1980s. legendary. anecdotes about so many famous sports dies. he - 1980s. legendary. ane

the world of sports broadcasting was mutti absolute icon and it's only a few days after we lost dicky davisk. and when it came to commentators not, he and i knew him really well was, just the best. and i think everybody has got memories of some of those great commentaries personally , great commentaries personally, if i great commentaries personally, ifi back great commentaries personally, if i back of spurs in 81, if i think back of spurs in 81, the famous ricky vila goal, there was the there was the wimbledon fa cup final when they beat liverpool, when he set the gang of beat in the culture club back in 88. but the great thing aboutis back in 88. but the great thing about is that he always said that he never planned anything you often get commentators these days you can hear it's scripted whereas matty always went with a card with every player a little fact about them . he handwrote fact about them. he handwrote these things and spent over them before every commentary . but before every commentary. but everything else always came off the tip of the tongue . he was an the tip of the tongue

tributes have been paid to the former world of sport presenter dickie davies, who died at the age ofesented itv's world of sport show from the 1960s, right up until it ended in 1985. gabby logan has called him one of the best, while sky's sports presenter jeff stelling called him an inspiration . german him an inspiration. german language movie all quiet on the western front broke a baftas record last night, winning seven awards the most ever by a foreign film . the world war foreign film. the world war i epic took home awards for best film and best director. elvis star austin butler won the bafta for the best leading actor, beating colin farrell, who'd been the favourite take the prize for his role in the banshees of inisherin . i just banshees of inisherin. i just have been friends with a fella . have been friends with a fella. this is gb news. more from me shortly. now though, it's back to bed . and to bed. and. welcome to the show. now would you believe that in the last year there were a huge 2.4 million people affected by domestic abuse? it can feel sometimes that women's rights