Former police officer James Bannon describes spending two years undercover infiltrating the infamous hooligans of the London-based football team Millwall, known as the Bushwackers, during the height of football violence in England in the late 1980s.
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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.
Former police officer James Bannon describes spending two years undercover infiltrating the infamous hooligans of the London-based football team Millwall, known as the Bushwackers, during the height of football violence in England in the late 1980s.
In this episode we hear from Jamie Hull, a former British serviceman. Jamie tells the incredible story of how he survived a plane crash when his cockpit caught fire at 1000ft.
Arsenal fan Ty of AFTV notoriety tells Liverpool fan Grizz Khan why he thinks Arsene Wenger was a better manager than Jurgen Klopp is now. Are Liverpool a bigger club than Arsenal? And who was better - Steven Gerrard or Patrick Vieira?
Eight people claim to be Manchester United fans, but they aren't all telling the truth! Among them is at least one Liverpool fan… maybe more! It's up to the Manchester United fans to find the fake Liverpool fans to win a cash prize.
In this episode of Snack Wars, mgk puts classic British and American snacks to the test! After a couple of sausage-based innuendos, mgk feels like a proper British gentleman with a cup of Earl Grey tea and teaches us all about the 'Pretzel plant'. Former England Lionesses Mille Bright and Rachel Daly are the latest footballers to play a game of Snack Wars: England vs The Rest of Europe. Ahead of the UEFA Women's Euros 2025, Bright and Daly try marmite and compare pickled walnuts to sauerkraut.
We treat global superstar JENNIE to The Most Relaxing Interview Ever, full of head massages, sausage dog puppies, an unhinged guinea pig named Carl and a meditative sound bath experience – all while enjoying a well-deserved glass of wine.
The Grand Tour's Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May pit British delicacies against food from around the world, necking Japanese sake and devouring British pork pies. They even attempt to eat a Chinese century egg!
Zach Galifianakis and Billy Magnussen Rate UK & USA Snacks | Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson Try Northern Irish & Canadian Food
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!
Monkey Man director and producer Dev Patel and Jordan Peele pit Indian foods against their American counterparts, from pickle-in-a-pouch to poppadoms and chutney, and American and Indian cocktails, as well as tackling some spicy, spicy foods.
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.
Margot Robbie and Rami Malek put their friendship to the test in this brilliant episode of Do You Even Know Me? We learn about Margot's love for Harry Potter, Rami's unusual job and the amazing prank Margot pulled as a child!
We sat down with Martin Hibbert, survivor of the Manchester Arena Bombing, which took place on 22 May 2017. He tells us about the moment when the bomb detonated, what happened afterwards and how that event forever changed his life…
Steve Backshall answers your burning questions about the extraordinary world of wildlife, with the help of some animal guests! Like, is a great white shark more terrifying than a saltwater crocodile? And what's the most dangerous animal in Britain?!
Lee Davis, who became corrupt during his service as a prison officer, tells us what led to him making the decisions that he did, how he dealt with the situation he ended up in and what turn his life took later on...
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.
Crime Scene Cleaner Ben Giles talks about how he set up his own Crime Scene Cleaning business in the early 2000s. He tells us the most disgusting thing he's ever seen and explains why he does a job that 99% of people couldn't stomach.
Paul Page used to work as a royal protection officer, providing security to the members of the Royal family. Here, he tells us the biggest security threat to the Royals and why Prince Andrew was the most difficult and unpleasant to deal with.
Manchester United fan Culture Cams and Tottenham Hotspur fan Fuad Cadani argue it out in this episode of The Eleven on who would make a 24/25 Premier League combined XI. Rashford or Son? Fernandes or Maddison? Porro or Dalot?
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