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Robbie Coltrane biography Robert Lindsay, who LOOKED more like the John Cassavetes type in McGovern's imagination. Thankfully, Lindsay was committedproduction of Beckett, then Cyrano de Bergerac. Coltrane was in and, as TV history has shown, made an almighty contributionOn Christmas Eve, 1988, he'd met 18-year-old Rhona Gemmell in a pub, and asked her to a Hogmanay party, picking her up in a flashy red Caddy. They got married and produced a sonexhibit artistic loyalty - he'd continue to involve himself in the projects both of John Byrne and Amos Poe. Sadly, after 15 years together, he and Rhona would split up in 2003, amidst tabloid rumours that she'd had an affair withwould take the break-up very badly and his problems with alcohol, depression and his weight would violently resurface, causingsince Cracker, it's all gone right. So good was Coltrane in the Bond flick Goldeneye (as Valentin Zukovsky, KGB man turned www.tiscali.co.uk
BBC - Radio 4 - Today Programme Iraq Report comfortable seat in the train, filling in the latest scores on my handy A4 sizethere was an announcement. The games in Group D had finished. The scores, wecourse, it goes without saying that, in this World Cup, the announcement of theI went to see Poland play Costa Rica in Hanover . It is basic common sense that fans should be allowed - in fact, encouraged - to drink as much wateran understandable concern. Once you're in the stadium, though, you can buy waterhallucinating. I hadn't touched a drop of alcohol, so perhaps it was the heat - it wasthere it was - I wasn't imagining it. In fact, it was actually slightly louderof Scotland". And, no, we weren't inGlasgow but about 300 yards from the World Cup www.bbc.co.uk
Drugs and tobacco, yes. Why not alcohol too? | Magnus Linklater - Times Online to enforce the law against selling alcohol to minors, and an attempt to tackleway that the Victorian hostility to alcoholic excess (however often violated) hascourse, a way of death, most commonly in the home, where domestic violence, fuelled by alcohol, is on the increase, and where childrenparents that drinking spirits, whether in the form of alcopops, cheap vodkaBuckfast, a tonic wine produced by monks in Devon and drunk on the streets of Glasgow, is a rite of passage. believes that one way is to place alcoholin the same category as drugs and tackle www.timesonline.co.uk
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