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| Born | February 22, 1957 |
| Hometown | Accra, Ghana |
| Height | 6'3" (1.90m) |
| Spouse | Victoria Threlfall (m 1985 - present) |
| Children | Clemency Evelyn Anna Bathurst , Honor Cecilia Bathurst , Matilda Charlotte Mora Bathurst , Oriel Alice Bathurst |
| Parents | Winifrede Gillian Debenham , Philip Bathurst |
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A Ghost Story for Christmas: The Mezzotint review – a glittering half-hour nugget
- You’ll be in thrall to Mark Gatiss’s smart, snappy and utterly hammy ghost story within seconds. What a creepy Christmas gift to us all
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New film offers fantastic insight into the pressures of life as a jump jockey
The script or, indeed, scripts for Frankel the film may be gathering dust but a short film about a jump jockey after a bad a day at the office called The Fall is to go into production next month. Nathan Horrocks, who rode 60 winners as a jump jockey before launching Equine Productions in 2012, is currently in Keeneland for this weekend’s Breeders’ Cup where he is helping out coverage with his jockey cams. Of course when he launched the jockey cam it was at Aintree in 2015 and the horse which car
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test Cold Feet is less than the sum of its parts – review
TEST TESTNot many TV shows from 1997 are still going. You remember 1997, surely? The year Tony Blair ended 18 years of Tory rule, Princess Diana died in a Paris car crash and the first Harry Potter book was published. The dawn of New Labour was also when the potty mouths of South Park first appeared on our screens, the first tweedy corpse was discovered on the village green in Midsomer Murders, and the pilot for Cold Feet, a series about thirty-somethings making their way in a changing world, fi
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Cold Feet, series 9, episode 1, review: a superior soap opera packing a real punch
If you had to pick a TV character ripe for a “woke” conversion, Adam from Cold Feet (ITV) would surely be low on your list. As played by James Nesbitt, Adam is a man who has remained spiritually anchored in the Nineties. He may be hitting middle-age but he’s probably still hanging on to some vintage copies of Loaded magazine, and fondly remembers that time they projected Gail Porter’s bum onto the Houses of Parliament.
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Cold Feet review: Less than the sum of its parts
Not many TV shows from 1997 are still going. You remember 1997, surely? The year Tony Blair ended 18 years of Tory rule, Princess Diana died in a Paris car crash and the first Harry Potter book was published. The dawn of New Labour was also when the potty mouths of South Park first appeared on our screens, the first tweedy corpse was discovered on the village green in Midsomer Murders, and the pilot for Cold Feet, a series about thirty-somethings making their way in a changing world, first aired
