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Manx Radio
United Kingdom
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Welcome to the official CZcams channel of Manx Radio.
We are the Isle of Man's National Broadcaster and Public Service Media Provider.
Manx Radio is the Isle of Man's most popular Radio Station.
Established in 1964 as the first commercial radio station in the British Isles, Manx Radio has evolved to provide a unique blend of entertainment, news, sport and public information.
We are the Isle of Man's National Broadcaster and Public Service Media Provider.
Manx Radio is the Isle of Man's most popular Radio Station.
Established in 1964 as the first commercial radio station in the British Isles, Manx Radio has evolved to provide a unique blend of entertainment, news, sport and public information.
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Man's inspiring message after stroke recovery
zhlédnutí 52Před dnem
One of over 1,200 people taking on the Parish Walk this weekend is Manx resident Iain Wrigley. Whilst attending a funeral in Wales in February 2023, he suffered a catastrophic stroke which left him unable to walk or talk. He spent twelve weeks in hospital, undergoing months of intense physiotherapy and rehabilitation. Seventeen months on he's back on the Island and is hoping to get to Peel in t...
Restoring Ramsey history one plank at a time
zhlédnutí 54Před dnem
Graham Curphey from the Queen's Pier Restoration Trust gives an update on the work to restore the unique landmark and explains how you can help.
Cervical Screening Awareness Week with the Staywell Clinic
zhlédnutí 257Před dnem
This week (17 - 23 June 2024) is Cervical Screening Awareness Week, and with nearly 1 in 3 people not attending their cervical screening test - we caught up with the team from the Staywell Clinic* to find out what actually happens when you go to one. The Staywell Clinic has been in operation since 1964 and was set up in order to complement the service provided by doctors’ surgeries and to provi...
Cakes, donkeys and tiny gardens - it must be the Southern Show!
zhlédnutí 66Před 14 dny
From donkeys to cakes, tractors to tiny gardens, the Southern District Agricultural Show has got it all - and you can be a part of it. It takes place over the last weekend in July and Zoe Hampton and Amy Rothwell stopped by One2Three to tell us more.
The Leaning Tower of Water
zhlédnutí 46Před 14 dny
Alex discovers what happens when you accidentally put boiling water in a Manx Radio Water bottle! (Don't try this at home... or put it in a dishwasher either!) lol #epicfail
Assisted Dying opinion, looking after Manx farming, Vitamin D supplements, public sector housing ...
zhlédnutí 30Před dnem
Assisted Dying opinion, looking after Manx farming, Vitamin D supplements, public sector housing insurance cover & private members Bills versus ministerial duty. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
D-Day 80th anniversary event in Douglas
zhlédnutí 182Před 21 dnem
This morning, a ceremony took place at the Douglas cenotaph to mark the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings. #manxradio #iom #news #D-Day
A creative community project for the RNLI
zhlédnutí 61Před měsícem
A creative community project for the RNLI
Calling all singers and singing teachers
zhlédnutí 56Před měsícem
Calling all singers and singing teachers
Dumping raw sewage off Island 'breaking European law' says rock star
zhlédnutí 246Před měsícem
Dumping raw sewage off Island 'breaking European law' says rock star
Take a drive in the Bushy’s Bottle Car
zhlédnutí 2KPřed měsícem
Take a drive in the Bushy’s Bottle Car
ANNABEL LAUREN : Cauliflower Cheese on Douglas Head!
zhlédnutí 204Před měsícem
ANNABEL LAUREN : Cauliflower Cheese on Douglas Head!
We go up the Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service's new 42-metre-high turntable ladder
zhlédnutí 445Před měsícem
We go up the Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service's new 42-metre-high turntable ladder
Manx Radio Grass Bank Wildflower Project
zhlédnutí 2Před dnem
Manx Radio Grass Bank Wildflower Project
Just found this looking for something else. Can't wait to have a proper listen!
@alidrumsandskates
ja der erste Gang war viel zu lange übersetzt!!!
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Listening to the beat of this beast it took courage Experience and big balls the race her …. Kudos to Hailwood and Redman .
John you are doing a great job. All the people, contractors and suppliers who have given up their skills and time you are all top notch.........
That's something F1 seems to have forgotten. The sound is everything.
That first gear is enormous
For whom the bell tolls is my favourite too!!!❤
Beautiful ❤❤
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Just heard about this. I hope it's on audiobook him and his family are living legends
Beautiful.
Oh, Shut up government, 😠 you guys a absolutely useless! You waste money on roads & make ridiculous rules up which nobody likes. For example wheres the evidence behind banning E-scooters? What are you guys doing about clean energy & water sewage solutions making sure that the human waste is 100% clean that gets pumped out to the sea. We all know that Manx Utilities have been trying to get clean energy and you guys always delay it and when you guys switch government you always put the blame on Manx Utilities. SO YOU GUYS ARE ABSOLUTELY 💩! NO ONE LIKES A GOVERNMENT LIKE THAT!
The Isle of Man local council. He hasn’t a clue
Tuesday 5th March
Tuesday 5th March ❤😂🎉😮😮😅
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I’m a fan of Laurel and Hardy
16:48 The mentioned replacement antenna was not a dipole, but instead a T-antenna, vertically polarised (thanks to its vertical-wire section), with its top horizontal section helping to "make the vertical section think it was taller than it really was", as was needed to match it efficiently to the transmitter.
Sounds like he took-off in 4th gear.
You are amazing fantastic show on gaiety theatre and good luck
The Economic Dashboard the Minister mentioned is available from www.gov.im/economic-dashboard
Wow ..........were those tiny bikes that High geared back in the day, that you couldn't even get off the line with out slipping the clutch for half a mile or was it badly adjusted? Did sound as though he was trying to get off the line in 3rd.
I just came from her “The Wall of Death” with Richard Thompson. She’s belting the harmony. Hurt my heart forever as I am now longing for that… What is that longing created by her voice doing those harmonies? Like a Van Gogh…
This is why electric won’t cut it.
My drum teacher lol
man this is 2stroke engine, need mix fuel and oil
Yes, i remember the details of the tragedy 😢
Interesting interview, but I don’t think Henry’s recollection was entirely accurate. I was one of four 19 year old lads who were given 9 strokes of the birch for getting into a fight on Douglas promenade. All four of us received the full 9 strokes, and I was told it was very rare for the doctor to halt proceedings before the full punishment had been given. It was certainly very painful, and I could not sit down for several hours. However, the humiliation was far worse. Being forced to bend over, have my trousers and pants pulled down and my bare buttocks exposed to several total strangers was very traumatic. This was made worse by having details published in several newspapers. I felt that I had been put on public display. I think the worst part was when I was bending over, waiting for the strokes to be delivered.
Very interested in your recollection of the IOM birching you received - I have always been firmly in favour of its retention. Please reply if possible - I would like to know more.
Hello there. I totally agree with you that the use of the birch should have been retained, which might come as a surprise as I was on the receiving end. I fully accept I did wrong and deserved my punishment. The only thing I will say is that I was rather unfortunate. At the trial, it was made clear I was not responsible for inflicting the most serious injuries. In addition, it was not mentioned that the person whose jaw was broken started the fight by punching one of us and breaking his nose. I gave a short interview to the Scottish Daily Record, expressing my remorse, apologising for the distress I had caused, and even even stating that I believed the Birch was an effective deterrent, and should be used in the UK. This was never mentioned In the report, leading to comments that I was a whiner who felt I did not deserve my punishment. That was not true, as I was careful not to complain they my punishment was unjustified. I would take issue with a couple of Henry’s comments. It was rare, if not unknown for the Birching to be stopped before the total number of strokes had been administered. Occasionally the number of strokes would be reduced following a medical examination. In addition, Henry said canings were more painful than than birchings. Having experienced both, I can assure him birchings are much more painful! I wonder whether it was Henry who had applied the birch to my naked bottom. The procedure was the person who did the birching would enter the room until the offender had been undressed, bent over and held down. He would then leave the room immediately after the birching had been completed. This was supposed to ensure the offender would not be able to identify the person who had applied the strokes.
@@user-rx6el6hp3h Many thanks for your response and time. I was in my teens during the 1970s and I read the press coverage with avid interest and a burning desire for the retention of birching. The role of the JPs was interesting since it was a JP Bill Quayle who had steered the widening of the birching age up to 21 and with the introduction of the hazel rod comprising 4-5 40" fairly stout branches - attributed to PC Corlett. Can you remember which JP/JPs dealt with your case. Did you keep in touch with the others who were birched? The procedural aspects are interesting: What was the first, second and third strokes like? Did you see the birch rod used? The Officers would have worn the older style uniform.
@@user-rx6el6hp3h Many thanks for your time and effort and reply. I was born in 59 and followed the press coverage with avid interest during the mid 1970s. The whole procedural aspects from Court appearance before JPs and the lead up to the administration by uniformed officers is absorbing.
Hello there. You said you were born in 1959, therefore I assume you followed the background to the decision by the European Court of Human Rights to outlaw birching in the I of M, in 1978. Before that, I don’t think many people in the UK were aware that it was still used in the I of M, and what it involved. Also, people did not know that a teenager visiting the the island, who got on the wrong side of the law, could find himself on the receiving end. I certainly didn’t, but wish I had known prior to my visit. The Magistrate was Tom Radcliffe. I remember his name well because, whilst waiting for my case to be heard, was told that he was a tough Magistrate, and would probably order a birching. Up to then I had never heard of the birch, and had no idea what was in store for me. No, I did not keep in touch with the others who were birched. To be honest I didn’t really like them very much, and I don’t think they particularly liked me. I was regarded as a bit of a nerd who never really fitted in. Also, in September I left Glasgow to attend University in England. I did not see the birch rod used, but I understand it consisted of 4 rods, which meant it was in reality a multiple cane. I remember the first stroke was not very painful at first, bit the pain came later. With the second and third strokes, the pain was instant. After the sixth stroke, It seemed that the the pain had spread beyond my buttocks to the whole of my body.
Takes such a long time to get it in gear.... What a machine, along with the MV 3 cylinders. These were the Rockn' Roll days of Racing
No contest , MV AGUSTA for sound .
What an excellent idea!
Pistons the size of a quarter, valves the size of a dime. × 6, honda the innovator!👍👏👌✌
Joe locke in this video , is way more physically good than it was in the heartstopper And kuddos to you man , Mr. Joe , u are damn good a man in humanitarian ground I must say
Carmen se me perdió la cadenita, que tú me regaste Carmen 🥳🎶 DF18 😎
Perfect machine of all time
Ask Londoner's if they would agree with you where 92% of all Muslim migrants in London have been protesting and calling for jihad over the past 3 weeks. The problem with these young lads is that they have utterly failed to understand Islam and its central religious fundamentalism of jihad. Islam is not just a religious believe it is also a political philosophy and they not separate ideologies, the Quran and its religious and political philosophy is in fact one and not separate and this is what these young lads fail to understand. Secondly the whole globalization ideology is a failed philosophy look at Sweden once the safest and most politically stable country in Europe, today it is the rape capitol of Europe, after 10 years of migration! You cannot integrate people from a different culture, religion and identity into a western country, religion and culture and identity because attempting to do so is asking for one to give up their identity which inevitably leads to conflict. Some basic points as to why non western migration is a failed policy designed by the globalists and their cronies such as the labor party( Westminster) to crease their votes. It is a well known fact that 96% of migrants vote for the labor party (Westminster) whose far left policies has all but destroyed the UK. Crying about middle eastern wars is not going to solve Arab on Arab violence and neither is trying to manipulate the conscience of the people of the Isle of Man by saying its unjustified to leave Syrian refugees to die. The human rights of the people of the Isle of Man take precedent over migrants who in fact will struggle to integrate into a society that they in fact religiously despise!
Listens in from Ireland sometimes i can get the am version at night im a broadcaster myself on my community radio love radio
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Herd it at post TT races at Mallory Park
Great cover but the third chord is wrong, sorry it just is. It’s wrong on every cover I can find. Why? It should be a drop on the 4th
I'm the UK in the North East, tuned in on AM 1368khz. Loving the tunes
Joe locke from Heartstopper!!!
Interesting interview of Henry Corlett. I was birched in 1965, and wonder if I was of the Scottish lads to which Henry referred. However, my offence was getting into a fight with other holiday makers who objected to our bad language. I received 9 strokes with my trousers and pants down, and Henry would certainly have seen the marks on my buttocks. It was very painful. I was unable to sit down for several hours, and the stripes took a month to disappear. Nevertheless, I learned my lesson, and have never been in trouble since.
Love it. Those little surprises while tooling about CZcams.
Sad to see you go, Mark. Bloody legend and great music.
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Alex has had the same hair for 20 years
Nice