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Google News: What's On for Friday October 5, 2012
[Portsmouth News] - WINCHESTER: Theatre Royal, Jewry Street. Winchester Comedy Festival. Featuring Jeremy Hardy at 7.30pm, admission £15 (unwaged £6). Also Cardinal Burns at pm, admission £12, concs. (01962) , theatreroyalwinchester.co.uk. CONCERTS
Google News: MacKenzie demands apology from police over Hillsborough
[The Week UK] - Comedian Jeremy Hardy commented: "Beneath the preening arrogance of a bully lies a snivelling, self-pitying milksop." Times football writer Tony Barrett described him as "the ultimate troll" and another user summed up the feelings of many by calling
Interview: Jack Dee, stand-up comedian
www.scotsman.com
[Scotsman (blog)] - Relaxed, affable and open, he doesn't sound like “the little ray of sleet” characterised by his friend and fellow comic Jeremy Hardy. Although he's joked that this tour is an ideal opportunity for him to escape his family. Unlike Rick Spleen however
I am Benn Cody AKA The Firestation Centre For Arts & Culture
www.bracknellnews.co.uk
[Bracknell News] - It's all to celebrate The Firestation's fourth year, and with inclusions from Jeremy Hardy, Harry Hill, Hull Truck Theatre and Joss Arnott Dance, to list only a handful of events, we really have got something for everyone over the next four months. We
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