Скачать или смотреть Allan Beswick Late Night Phone In - 07-05-2023

00:00:00 - Start of Show
00:07:13 - Ricky: Discusses old-fashioned sweets and TV programs.
00:11:18 - Simon: Talks about his dog's death and expresses his grief.
00:18:51 - Anthony: Shares his thoughts on the coronation and discusses his upcoming trip to Canada.
00:30:05 - Dez: Describes his visit to a community pub and discusses the coronation.
00:33:54 - Shafik: Discusses his views on the Bible, the Quran, and the role of Parliament.
00:36:09 - George: Talks about the lack of street parties for the coronation and the absence of certain singers on TV.
00:39:30 - Ian: Asks about walking etiquette in corridors and discusses the TV show "Faulty Towers."
00:43:21 - Louisana: Talks about the BBC program "Race Across the World" and shares her experience of helping three young girls.
00:52:01 - Mike Harding: Sings a song about Uncle Joe's mint balls.
00:57:17 - Start of Show
00:59:17 - Michelle: Discusses the coronation concert and the lack of social interaction among neighbors.
01:04:29 - Andrew: Talks about the coronation, expresses concerns about safety, and shares an anecdote about his cane training.
01:09:15 - Sheila: Shares her opinion on the coronation concert and discusses the low turnout in the local elections.
01:23:32 - Margaret: Observes the Queen's lack of enthusiasm during the concert.
01:26:50 - Start of Show
01:29:52 - Beverly: Talks about the coronation, her grandson's reaction to it, and the challenges of finding information in magazines.
02:03:39 - Beverly: Asks about the Queen's behavior during the concert and discusses the rebanding of council tax.
02:11:48 - Ann: Discusses Lionel Richie's song and expresses her preference for "My Way."
02:19:29 - Tom: Shares his views on the monarchy and the coronation.
02:20:31 - Maureen: Discusses the coronation concert and the Queen's appearance.
02:28:26 - Mary: Talks about fundraising for a hospice and the challenges faced by single women.
02:38:34 - Start of Show
02:42:19 - David: Discusses the Royal Family, the war in Ukraine, and his concerns about housing.
02:45:51 - Simon: Mentions people wearing t-shirts and talks about Groucho Marx.


Summary
Prince William paid tribute to King Charles at a coronation concert in Windsor featuring artists like Katy Perry, attended by tens of thousands including Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. William emphasized his father's inclusivity and service. As nationwide "Coronation Big Lunch" street parties took place, the Prince and Princess of Wales made appearances amidst the backdrop of over 50 anti-monarchy protester arrests in London, defended by the government. Meanwhile, in Worcester, a stabbing incident led to an arrest, and political shifts saw Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey rule out a coalition with the Conservatives post-election losses. Eurovision Song Contest preparations are underway in Liverpool, with media largely covering the coronation events and associated arrests.

The passage captures various radio conversations reflecting on nostalgic themes, personal anecdotes, and the socio-political climate, including the bittersweet memory of a beloved dog's passing, King Charles's late start at his coronation, and travel preferences, notably avoiding commercial tourist spots. The text weaves in critiques of royal event performances, media bias, and broader societal topics such as gender safety perceptions, blind accessibility issues, and population displacement pressures due to housing policies.

The narrative critiques monarchy costs during economic hardship, contemplates local and global political dynamics, and interlaces stories of personal resilience and community support amidst health challenges and public skepticism. It notes the persistent influence of media portrayals and royal family events on public opinion and cultural exchanges.

Ultimately, amidst nostalgic reflections and socio-political observations, the text underscores the enduring spirit of community and personal connection. As William highlighted, "He reminds me of the importance of service and community—values at the heart of the