an offensive word OOOOH NOOOOO

Practically a Monty Python sketch. 😆

To the start of the sound: 3:00

Sheep

Looks dangerous

A bit cold for this... ☃️❄️

12:13 Power Fault card

2:44 He's dressed like Peter Davison's doctor.

Born 1933 lucky freemason number and start of the Nazi party

And look how state broadcaster treat UK people

BBC 2 was actually meant to start in 1962 connecting to the States by Satellite at Goonhilly Downs but there was a component failure with Telstar. In 1963 my father was commissioned to replace the the component from Birtac Electronics Ltd in Southend on Sea.

RIP Annabel Giles, gorgeous woman.

I don't get it. Where's the problem.

Great clips ruined by the added canned laughter.

What’s the name of the theme tune to this series?

That phone, live on air, still makes me laugh!

BBC2 was a really high brow channel in 1964 with a threadbare schedule. It would come on air for 30 mins at 11am for Playschool for the under 5s, and then off air until 7.20pm when it's evening schedule started, and on many days it's schedule would end well before midnight, usually 11.30pm. So around 4.5 hours of programming per week day with a little more at weekends.

Lowri Turner wasn't born! These talking head shows are absurd.

Why is that imbecile porter thing on here! 🤡🥱🙄

See if you can make a well known phrase from the following words - bait, click.

The videos show that it is perfectly possible to drive in, park, and walk into the store, without encountering any Horizon Parking signage. Contrary to the BPA Code of Practice, (which requires signs to make it easy for drivers to find out what the Ts&Cs are) drivers are not made aware of the fact it is a managed car park, that terms & conditions apply, charges apply, and that by remaining they implicitly enter into contract. Horizon send out £70 parking charge notices if vehicles remain for more than 3 hours. Their entrance signage is obscured by drivers reversing mirrors on arrival, and signage too small within the multi-storey. The signs are placed on pillars, pointing away from walking routes, and measure only 270x358mm (the Code sets out a minimum of 450x450mm).

What is this supposed to be about

so if there is no signs then they cant enforce a charge

0:14 The BIG white sign on your left that you didn't show for some Odd reason says Tesco 3 hours free parking.. maps.app.goo.gl/BPcUm4ySDj6JdDjU9 Did you want a flashing neon sign with arrows?!?!? 🙄

0:42 - sign is on your left The inside walls (especially those near the ways in) probably have signs but neither video shows these

Clickbait scam.

Get a life!!!

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The fact that nothing can be seen is actually the point of the video. It is perfectly possible for a driver to arrive, park up, and enter the store without seeing any of the signs of Horizon Parking, who manage the car park. If the vehicle then spends more than 3 hours in the car park, or any other of their Ts&Cs are broken then the driver gets sent a £70 charge. According to the British Parking Association Code of Practice, "You must use signs to make it easy for [drivers] to find out what your terms & conditions are".

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Whats this video about ?

Glad to see what happened for BBC2’s Disastrous launch.

The fact that nothing can be seen is actually the point of the video. It is perfectly possible for a driver to arrive, park up, and enter the store without seeing any of the signs of Horizon Parking, who manage the car park. If the vehicle then spends more than 3 hours in the car park, or any other of their Ts&Cs are broken then the driver gets sent a £70 charge. According to the British Parking Association Code of Practice, "You must use signs to make it easy for [drivers] to find out what your terms & conditions are”.

Paul Coia is looking well preserved.

Am I missing something, I just watched someone walk through a car park, where tf is the scam?

The fact that nothing can be seen is actually the point of the video. It is perfectly possible for a driver to arrive, park up, and enter the store without seeing any of the signs of Horizon Parking, who manage the car park. If the vehicle then spends more than 3 hours in the car park, or any other of their Ts&Cs are broken then the driver gets sent a £70 charge. According to the British Parking Association Code of Practice, “You must use signs to make it easy for [drivers] to find out what your terms & conditions are”.

Nothing to see here. Click bait to nothing.

If those labourers were caught helping themselves to the beer nowadays, they would be sacked & replaced. Certainly not given time to get over their hangovers! 🤭🤣

Amazing Stuff🇬🇧👍

Let me give you some advice nusie, never creosote a fence before an operation

#communicationcells003

0:00 WHAT IS THAT MUSIC

I used to really enjoy doing vocal sessions in the recording studio at Lime Grove for shows like The Russ Abbott Show and The Laughter Show to name but two. The Irish guys that ran the bar also did a pint of Guinness so good that I first thought they were bringing in in from Dublin but, no, it was just Park Royal Guinness kept and served correctly.

But this was live on air

12:24 BBC2 goes haywire for a second

tenbys gone down the pan you cannot get a taxi, the railway station is unmanned we are not going again my wifes disabled and the taxi drivers prefer to do a school run rather than help someone who is disabled , dog mess everywhere as they allow dogs everywhere sorry but i tell it as it is

0:50 - I met Denis Murray many times over the years. What a lovely man he was. His voice was so familiar not just to Northern Irish viewers, but also to the rest of us on the national news. A great journalist, in the same way as John Cole was too. Denis is still alive and enjoying retirement aged currently 72.

10:15 - also in 1964 no shops were open on a Sunday in Britain. Only smaller corner shops and newsagents would be open. More draconian was Northern Ireland, where unlike England, no cinemas or bars were allowed open there until the late 1980s. Only in 1994 did Sunday trading for big stores was allowed.

10:15 - This archaic view of Sunday was the reason why both BBC and ITV were regulated to always air a Sunday morning live church service, a lot of adult educational programming and 70 minutes of closed programming from 6.15pm to 7.25pm where only religious programming could air on television. Added to that, the regulation that "general entertainment should not start before 3pm, but 2.30pm at the earliest was allowed. Given the fact that BBC and ITV were allowed just 7.5 hours of general entertainment on a Sunday, these ancient ideas of Sunday was still in force in 1964 Britain.

The telephone on the newsdesk was needed, as in 1964 there wasn't any ear pieces for news presenters to use to connect to the gallery. That would come in during the 1970s.