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It wasn't just him either, it was a family operation. They were the subject of a BBC4 documentary years ago called 'The Artful Codgers'. One of the funniest things i've ever seen.

I'm surprised that they played all the communications from the Apollo 1 astronauts during the capsule fire in episode 3, it was horrific.

The entire mission in real-time from lift-off to splashdown: https://apolloinrealtime.org/11/

I think a more interesting film would have been one which examines the motives of people who are driven to do that sort of thing. All he seemed to care about was climbing mountains in the most dangerous way possible and bollocks to everyone else in his life. I'm still none the wiser why it was...

No there isn't. You're confusing 'evidence' with bullshit.

...and yet not one of them ever has a coherent counter argument.

The problem with conspiracy theorists is that they infect every discussion with their drivel, its like a form of attention-seeking. People end up trying to convince the half-wits they're wrong rather than celebrating the incredible achievement of landing on another planet.

The new Apollo 11 film looks amazing. Loads of previously unseen high-definition footage.

Channel 4 currently streaming the Moon landing in real-time on YouTube:

Just catching up with The Cure's set. The growl of that bass guitar could set off car alarms.

I've always liked the way that the design retains the floodlights at each corner. I can't think of any other new grounds which do.

It's always puzzled me why Bradford City don't just sell their ground and share Odsal. It's a miles better stadium than Valley Parade.

I'd rather see new artists get a chance at headlining. However they've got to have the tunes and it's usually the old buggers who have those.

Funds a scholarship at Cambridge University for students who can't afford it.

Think that's the problem with this sort of music. The samples are crucial cause you're not going to hold a crowd by shouting sweary stuff at them all night. If the samples consist of someone repeatedly banging a tea tray, you're f**ked.

He should have insisted on a few free tickets for South London. That would have livened them up a bit.

Not many black faces in the crowd.

This grimey music is like someone just repeatedly banging on a tin. I'm getting old.

Emily Eavis reckons that the three acts it's still her ambition to book to headline the Pyramid Stage are, Fleetwood Mac, Madonna and Led Zepplin.

Very good that. Interesting to see that Bolton were clinging onto their top ten status as recently as the 80's.