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1. At 03:44 PM on 23 Jul 2007, Big Sister wrote:

   Oh joy! the ´óÏó´«Ã½ helicopter takes off from Television Centre, piloted by Rupert Altman, co-pilot Eddie Mair, heading towards the heights of Millbank.

   Hope you get there safe and sound, Eddie!

2. At 04:05 PM on 23 Jul 2007, witchiwoman wrote:

   never mind tonights content I'm tuning in for the drama! :)

   Just teasing, sure it'll all be fine and dandino.

   Frugs to all the team ((( x )))

3. At 04:06 PM on 23 Jul 2007, Frances O wrote:

   Oh, this is so exciting.

   Lead item, Eddie and Rupert?

4. At 04:10 PM on 23 Jul 2007, wrote:

   wow...eddie 'as got a chopper?

5. At 04:25 PM on 23 Jul 2007, Peej wrote:

   I'm sorry - I don't believe you, Its all a put up job to gain a bit of sympathy after last week. The photos don't show ´óÏó´«Ã½ staff , they are in fact randomly chosen members of the public who thought they were coming to a recording of Just A Minute.

6. At 04:32 PM on 23 Jul 2007, Carl wrote:

   'Engineers working hard' Now whos pulling whos plonker?

7. At 04:53 PM on 23 Jul 2007, nikki noodle wrote:

   16:50 UPDATE

   There's a police chopper hovering outside as i type, and my river's risen several feet since last night, and there's more to come.

   So this listener may well also get into the waiting car outside and drive to westminster (or somewhere...!)

   n-n
   xx

   PS I have a real car, with petrol and everything, not just one of your tiny 'radio' controlled cars, eric!!!

8. At 08:03 PM on 23 Jul 2007, Frances O wrote:

   Oooh-er, n-n, do take care.

9. At 01:51 AM on 24 Jul 2007, mac wrote:

   I thoroughly approve of those UK middle and upper class lineages doing manual work in Africa (Cameron's African jolly jaunt) but why in Rwanda.

   Their responsibilities and how much they owe would be better met if they went to Zimbabwe, Kenya or Nigeria.

   And for a few weeks? No, for a few generations, as directed labour.

   How else (along with the rest of that ilk doing the manual work here) can those lineages properly repay their intergeneratinal debts and how else should we allocate the worst sorts of manual work?

   Pass out the shovels to 'em

10. At 10:59 AM on 24 Jul 2007, wrote:

    Mac (9),

    I agree with the theory, but as the great grandson of slave owners, I hope it remains a hypothetical exercise.

    xx
    ed