Rob Fuller, Chief Yeoman Warder, or 'Beefeater' at The Tower of London, is answering your questions on the origin of the historic role in the days of Henry VII and reveals where he has a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II tattooed on his body.
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Douglas Robertson shares the incredible story of his family travelling around the world in a boat that eventually got shipwrecked in the Pacific Ocean after a killer whale attack, discussing how they survived and what he thinks of the experience now.
This episode of Minutes With features Manchester-born rapper Bugzy Malone, who was recruited into the notorious Little Hill Gang as a teenager. Bugzy tells us about his childhood growing up in the shadow of Manchester's gang wars, how he suffered abuse at the hands of his stepfather and the disturbing moment he was stabbed with a screwdriver as an 11-year-old boy. Bugzy reveals how the death of his best friend led him to write music from the heart and create a 'blueprint' for young people.
Former royal butler Grant Harrold answers anonymous questions, revealing what life is really like inside the Royal Family, from daily routines and etiquette to behind-the-scenes stories and misconceptions about the monarchy.
In this episode of Minutes With, former city trader Gary Stevenson reveals more about his extraordinary life making millions as the world's best trader in London. Despite being expelled from school at age 16, Gary persisted and won his dream job in a global bank by mastering a card game, even though it was rigged against him. In this episode, Gary reveals how it feels to win $35 million betting on an economic downturn, the bizarre ways millionaires act on the trading floor and why he walked away from banking to warn the world about rising wealth inequality.
In this episode of Minutes With, we sit down with former London gangster Bobby Cummines to find out about his life of crime, what he called his shotgun and the one killing that still haunts him...
In this weeks episode of Minutes With we sat down with Colin Freeman, a journalist who was kidnapped by Somali Pirates while conducting an investigation in to piracy. Colin talks about how he had to hide in a toilet to avoid gunfire, how he bonded with his kidnappers over football and how he eventually escaped from his captors.
Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott settle some age-old debates about whether bowling is embarrassing, what the best form of potato is, and share their very strong opinions on the immediate banning of karaoke and personalised number plates.
Liverpool fan Paul Machin tells Manchester United fan Flex that Steven Gerrard was a much better player than Paul Scholes was. The pair debate the biggest arguments between the two most successful clubs in England.
Chelsea fan Savage Dan tells Manchester City fan Buvey why he thinks Erling Haaland is overrated. The two argue over some of the biggest debates between the two Premier League sides, including who was better: Drogba or Agüero?
Liverpool fan Paul Machin of The Redmen TV tells Man City fan, Big Steve, that he thinks Jurgen Klopp is a better manager than Pep Guardiola. Aguero's title-winning goal or Istanbul 2005 - which was the bigger moment?
WWE stars Trick Williams and Lash Legend debate wrestling's biggest topics, from The Rock as GOAT to the best entrances and moves, with bold opinions, rivalry and plenty of banter.
Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield get involved with LADbible's Agree To Disagree. We put some of the internet's biggest debates to the stars of We Live In Time. The actors argue over whether posting photos of your food is a big ick and if Paddington is the most overrated bear of all-time.
In this hilarious episode, Chris Pratt and Charlie Day debate who they think is the more attractive Mario brother, which video game is the best of all time, and who would win in an arm wrestle!
Man City legend Micah Richards and former Liverpool and Spurs player Jamie Redknapp debate some of the Premier League and England's biggest football debates, such as who is England's Greatest Ever Player: Rooney, Kane, or Beckham?
Manchester United fan Culture Cams tells Chelsea fan Joey Knight why he thinks Erik Ten Hag is a better manager than Mauricio Pochettino. The two argue over some of the biggest debates between the two Premier League clubs.
Chelsea fan Rory Jennings goes up against Liverpool fan James Redmond. Was Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool better than Jose Mourinho's Chelsea? Was John Terry better than Virgil Van Dijk is now? And is Jurgen Klopp better than any Chelsea manager ever?
Louis Makepeace is a TikTok creator and car salesman who has dwarfism. In this episode, he clears up whether people should bend down to talk to someone with dwarfism and how he feels about a remake of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Nicole Stott, a retired NASA astronaut, engineer and aquanaut, has flown on two expeditions and spent over 100 days in space. Here, she answers questions like, What does space actually smell like? Is the Earth flat? And, can you watch TV in space?
Dr Sohom Das works with individuals who have committed violent crimes and are suspected of having mental illnesses. In this episode, he discusses shocking cases, why people are obsessed with true crime, and how to spot a psychopath.
This episode of Minutes With features Manchester-born rapper Bugzy Malone, who was recruited into the notorious Little Hill Gang as a teenager. Bugzy tells us about his childhood growing up in the shadow of Manchester's gang wars, how he suffered abuse at the hands of his stepfather and the disturbing moment he was stabbed with a screwdriver as an 11-year-old boy. Bugzy reveals how the death of his best friend led him to write music from the heart and create a 'blueprint' for young people.
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