Noel Edmonds admitted live on BBC Breakfast news that he no longer pays for his TV license! Find out more about Noel's hit TV show Deal or No Deal at www.dond.co.uk
watching this, you've got to realise , those two presenters have got a team of producers screaming and flapping in their ears . However, noel is smooth as ye like. Well done Noel, top notch man.
The TV Licence is not needed at all. The BBC are using the money to make program's and then sell most of them on to other channels like Dave etc and DVDs that the Licence Fee payer paid for which they are making even more money on. Because you pay for the content on the BBC you should be allowed to keep the program's for watch. Not purchase a DVD of TopGear for example when your money paid for it in the first place.
+A2892Z That would actually be illegal. There are very strict competition laws that forbid publicly funded services competing with commercial rivals in areas other than certain public services. Broadcast TV is a public service, almost every country in the world funds a national broadcaster with public money from either a TV licence or general taxation. But selling DVDs is not a public service. If the BBC started selling DVD box sets cheap or even giving them away how could ITV compete with their DVD box sets? They'd complain to the competition authority and the BBC would be prosecuted. The BBC is legally required to sell its content at a fair market value. The BBC even has a department of thirty staff whose sold job is to negotiate selling content to BBC Worldwide, a wholly owned BBC subsidiary! Their job is to make sure nothing is sold below market value because that would be illegal and would get the BBC sued. Other examples in the past include the BBC being forced to drastically cut its website because commercial rivals complained.
My friends wife's a nurse, and she met him while he was in hospital having chin surgery. He was lovely, really respectful and inquisitive, unlike Wogan.
He didn't say that he evades the tv licence...He says he's not paying the licence...he never even said that he watches the bbc at home and doesn't pay the licence. It's not illegal to not pay a tv licence if you're not watching the TV
@HecklerBlog I don't. And BTW, the licence isn't to own a tv, it's to watch or record television programs as, or virtually as, they're being broadcast. You can own a million TV's and you don't need a licence unless you do the above.
Well done noel. Love that he was on a BBC show and stated he don't pay his licence. Class. Bet he got 'the knock' shortly afterwards though! Had them at my door today, unfortunately I was not in. Can't wait until they come back though.
Noel Edmons hits the nail squarely on the head and drives it all the way in. Bravo! I don't pay my license fee either, simply because of their bullying tactics.
I know someone who does not have a licence and she said that she does not have a tv, but, if you have a device that can receive live visual images in the likes of tv which contains a tv decoder/tuner, this warrants a tv licence, however, if you have a device which allows you to watch such as a recording of a live show, then tv licences not needed. need clarification here
A few months ago I got rid of all televisions in the house. the children started to wake up. The 10 year old wants to be an author and on her recent report her teacher said that she knew she would be one The twelve year old has started computer programming instead of playing games. Both their bikes have been seeing a bit of action their friends seem friendlier to them and they are simply happier human beings.
@TheFreemanuk the video is titled "Noel admits TV license evasion live on BBC news!" i thanked him for what he said on that subject. not about a pair of trainers. thanks
I suspect that after he started slagging off the BBC, the producers in the studio control room upstairs started badgering the presenters through their earpieces, telling them to bring it to an end quickly.
Just to note you don't actually require a TV license to OWN a television. What the TV license actually does is just allow people to receive a live broadcast. As long as the TVs aren't plugged into the arial then you'll be fine. You can have 50 televisions in your house and you'll never need a television license. You can even watch BBC Iplayer and don't need one!
Why? Did you expect it to be no punishment at all? Its a crime not to have one and they are a lot smarter at finding the people who don't have television licences than you think.
darkfight light I haven't paid since 2011 and have no intention to pay ever again. I refuse to fund fat cat bonus payoffs and kiddie fiddlers pensions. i grew up watch Noel Edmunds and if it's good enough for him it will be good enough for me. I miss bowls house party on a Saturday.. bring back Bobby.. ... he's a great entertainment presenter.
Noel is right though Why should we pay for TV license. I personally never ever watch BBC because i dont watch TV, and i would only use my TV for my Xbox and what not. i moved into my new house and a month later i had someone here from the TV licensing company telling me that i had to pay it otherwise i would be fined £1000. Now that to me is intimidating, i paid it anyway, i then got a letter last week telling me that if i hadnt have paid it, i would be taken to court and fined £1000.
It isn't about the money, it's about the principle in how they ask for it, there is a difference between "The TV License makes the BBC great [good previews]" and "Give us your money or you'll face the consequences because WE KNOW WHO YOU ARE". Imagine if your car tax renewal came through and it said "You pay now or your car will get crushed"
3,000,000 households in the UK have now stopped paying the BBC £142,50. Ignore the junk mail and slam the door in the face of the low paid employee from Capita working on commission. Join the millions of households who now follow these easy instructions.
To be clear, should anyone watch this and wonder: You can own a thousand TV's and not need a licence. Conversely, you can own zero TV's and be required to get one. Despite the name, the TV Licence has nothing to do whatsoever with owning a television. If you watch or record 'live' broadcast (BBC or not), stream live broadcast on any platform, or use BBC's iPlayer, you need a licence. If you're just using a TV to play games, watch DVD's, watch Netflix or other 'on-demand' services, you don't need one.
After being RIPPED OFF by the BBC starting the license I had in 2006, 20 days earlier than I registered the license! Very nasty customer care which doesn't give a toss.
"i honestly don't think you know much about the uk." I'm ok with that. (To make the point, however, I did know everything you just said. It doesn't mean you are right to call the EU leaders communists. This is rhetoric.
Funny how he ignored these 'threatening letters' when the BBC were paying him. The BBC, and the Post Office who collected the Radio and then TV licence before the BBC, have sent out these letters from the start in the 1920s, with the same threats, prosecutions etc. And as we found out later Edmonds was lying anyway. 'He' cancelled his licence. His wife, as he knew full well, started paying it instead. That's why they never chased him, his home had a licence all along.
+daro2096 He has a house in France but he also has a very nice and very well known house in Devon in the UK where he lives with his family, where his then wife had the licence in his name. For his house in France he will of course need a French TV licence. They require a licence for just owning a TV, whether you watch live TV or not, and they include it with their council tax so it is far harder to avoid. On the annual council tax form you are required to tick a box saying whether you have a TV or not, and you are legally required to answer and would perjure yourself if you lied. Maybe the UK should adopt that system?
While visiting England, my relatives told me that a van would come down the street with a radar device to scan the house and determine how many tv sets are in the homes. Is this true? What type of electronic equipment is used to detect a tv set in a home?
I bet Mr Edmunds hasn't been to a motorway service station since 1978! Even then I bet he wasn't hanging around handing out scratch cards and paying for people's petrol!
@mellowNdark £145.50 is a lot to some people. Noel Edmunds can afford it, but he is against the TV Licence. All i am saying is, why can't they use advertising for revenue like other channels? Also, ad breaks give you time to go to the toilet etc.
@nojyt "People disagree. You should respect that." it's the politicians that don't respect the people. how many times have the eu not respected a country's referenda? you tell me. what happened to the growth and stability pact? what about the 'no bail out clause'? when was the last time the eu was able to account for all it's money? is it 18 years in a row now 10s or 100s of millions have disappeared? (according to the ECA) i honestly don't think you know much about the uk.
As it has been mentioned, ask yourself just one....one...question. Why do I need a license for (fill in the name here)? What do DVLA really do? What does your Road Fund License really pay for when it's mostly not spent on roads? What is the need for a TV license when the programes are sold by the BBC for profit?
You're splitting hairs. Saying "the EU is headed by ex-communists etc." and "the EU leaders are communist" is basically the same thing, at least for the level of clarity we can expect on TH-cam. I didn't say there are no antidemocratic tendencies in the EU, nor did I try to defend such tendencies. In fact, if you'll kindly scroll up to my previous comments, you'll see I didn't even ADDRESS the EU in my original comment. I replied to your comparison of the UK to North America. That's it.
Spot on, Noel hit the nail on the head, we have been trained by modern society not to interact with other people and to only trust the mass media. Time to break that, more people need to get back to proper values.
The license fee pays for independent public service broadcasting across all channels. ITV and C4 get a share, which pays for things like the news and science programming. It also pays for the digital TV switchover, training of thousands of TV and radio production staff, and a heap more that all UK broadcasters benefit from. Take it away and every channel turns into Sky One. But I guess you'd like that, wouldn't you? Certainly Noel's boss, Rupert Murdoch would.
Thats a bit out of order, he states that he is not paying due to the tatics bbc are using to enforce the charges. watch and listen again before posting such comments.
Well done Noel, you are not alone, millions of households have now stopped paying this outdated bloated monster known as the BBC. I'm away to spend £140 taking my kid for some new gear, better than giving it to these overpaid scroungers.
BBC has institutionalized the licence fee for so long that we need to just accept that its pissed off too many people now. I like some of the programmes. I hate most of the rest. I dont think its good value but then again that doesnt matter because we are not given to choice to say nah..thats no good no thanks. THAT is the point that matters. Edmonds is right.
You have to laugh at the irony. Noel comes on promoting telly program and that everyone should be nicer, then goes on to say he's dodging paying his Tv license?! Absolutely priceless lol
@@Asshole88Tp he honest, I've forgotten, i posted that comment 5 years ago. I guess i was referring to the irony of him promoting or talking about not watching BBC programs, while promoting a program of his own.
So...let me get this right. Y'all invented the english language...then one day someone decided to make it mandatory to charge people if they own a device that picks up over the air broadcasted TV? WTF...
@HecklerBlog it may be funded by the tax, but it's not necessary for iplayer. you need it for live streaming, not archived material. that's why the only time you are asked if you have the licence on the internet is when you watch the BBC live. anyway, the bbc should compete on a level playing field. if it's good enough it will survive, otherwise it shouldn't broadcast and we'll have something better. the US think we're a bunch of socialists and i can see their thinking!
@jdhf983y4uhu You think the US is LESS controlled than the UK? That's a new one. I live in Canada, and I can tell you that on this side of the ocean, things are regulated and regimented to death. (And for the record, it's infinitely worse in the US in this regard). I have also lived in Britain, and by comparison, I thought government was rather tame there. The way in which TV licence fees are collected is obviously a problem, but on the whole, Britain has managed to remain more down to earth.
We as a nation need to stand up against The BBC Tele Tax. We as a nation need to stop watching the BBC channels. We as a nation will be united by not watching them. We as a nation will be £145.50 a year better off. We as a nation can use that on getting our economy moving. We as a nation can win this war. Continue to pay The Tele Tax for now. You're not breaking the law by not watching the BBC channels. You can watch any other channel. Just don't watch the BBC channels. Thank U
Am I to believe, that the british army, that we pay for in our taxes , is relying on charity hand outs???? also, product placement,, is,nt that a form of advertising? firms pay lots of ££££ to have their product placed in posititions in TV programs?
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My TV seems to work fine without a licence.
Of course it does because other people pay on your behalf. Look up the word parasite in the dictionary. It will say "see John Smith".
@@mikelheron20 You dont need a licence to own a tv
@@mikelheron20 The BBC is the parasite. All other broadcasters are funded by advertising
watching this, you've got to realise , those two presenters have got a team of producers screaming and flapping in their ears . However, noel is smooth as ye like. Well done Noel, top notch man.
The TV Licence is not needed at all. The BBC are using the money to make program's and then sell most of them on to other channels like Dave etc and DVDs that the Licence Fee payer paid for which they are making even more money on. Because you pay for the content on the BBC you should be allowed to keep the program's for watch. Not purchase a DVD of TopGear for example when your money paid for it in the first place.
+A2892Z That would actually be illegal. There are very strict competition laws that forbid publicly funded services competing with commercial rivals in areas other than certain public services. Broadcast TV is a public service, almost every country in the world funds a national broadcaster with public money from either a TV licence or general taxation. But selling DVDs is not a public service. If the BBC started selling DVD box sets cheap or even giving them away how could ITV compete with their DVD box sets? They'd complain to the competition authority and the BBC would be prosecuted. The BBC is legally required to sell its content at a fair market value. The BBC even has a department of thirty staff whose sold job is to negotiate selling content to BBC Worldwide, a wholly owned BBC subsidiary! Their job is to make sure nothing is sold below market value because that would be illegal and would get the BBC sued. Other examples in the past include the BBC being forced to drastically cut its website because commercial rivals complained.
The title of this video suggests it is something it is not. Noel has done nothing wrong.
The detector vans can only detect if you're watching Columbo in the front room...
10 years on Noel, sadly, NOTHING has changed.
I REALLY LIKE Mr. Edmonds I Paid for 53 years I canceled Yesterday
My friends wife's a nurse, and she met him while he was in hospital having chin surgery. He was lovely, really respectful and inquisitive, unlike Wogan.
Well said on all aspects Mr Edmonds and well done for speaking up and for doing it on the BBC as well :-)
i think you spoke for all of us Noel.
THANK YOU
What an inspiring man! More power to him. Lets all try smiling a bit more too!
I remember watching this! The thing is I never usually watch this and just happened to be switching channels. It was great! Darn right Noel!
Respect to Noel! Such a decent guy :)
noel legend! that was fantastic and on the bbc news. that was the cherry on the cake.
3:14 he actually talks about it
Like for others
Noel Edmonds. The only former BBC employee who is straight and truthful. He is a legend.
Well done Noel!
Never seen this, respect to the guy.
Noel just went up a notch in my book... That takes him to notch one
He didn't say that he evades the tv licence...He says he's not paying the licence...he never even said that he watches the bbc at home and doesn't pay the licence. It's not illegal to not pay a tv licence if you're not watching the TV
TOP PRESENTER...SIR NOEL
Well done noel for standing up against thuggery
The BBC should interview Noel more often, he has a way of putting them in their place.
Noel knew where people were on Saturday evenings!!!
legend!
@HecklerBlog I don't. And BTW, the licence isn't to own a tv, it's to watch or record television programs as, or virtually as, they're being broadcast. You can own a million TV's and you don't need a licence unless you do the above.
Well done noel. Love that he was on a BBC show and stated he don't pay his licence. Class. Bet he got 'the knock' shortly afterwards though! Had them at my door today, unfortunately I was not in. Can't wait until they come back though.
Noel Edmons hits the nail squarely on the head and drives it all the way in. Bravo!
I don't pay my license fee either, simply because of their bullying tactics.
Shouldn't the government be paying for the MOD supplies?
I know someone who does not have a licence and she said that she does not have a tv, but, if you have a device that can receive live visual images in the likes of tv which contains a tv decoder/tuner, this warrants a tv licence, however, if you have a device which allows you to watch such as a recording of a live show, then tv licences not needed. need clarification here
I agree. Boycott the TV license. lets start a revolution! Noel Edmonds for prime minister!
good one mate ,,,
A few months ago I got rid of all televisions in the house. the children started to wake up. The 10 year old wants to be an author and on her recent report her teacher said that she knew she would be one The twelve year old has started computer programming instead of playing games. Both their bikes have been seeing a bit of action their friends seem friendlier to them and they are simply happier human beings.
good on you noel
@TheFreemanuk the video is titled "Noel admits TV license evasion live on BBC news!" i thanked him for what he said on that subject. not about a pair of trainers. thanks
I suspect that after he started slagging off the BBC, the producers in the studio control room upstairs started badgering the presenters through their earpieces, telling them to bring it to an end quickly.
Just to note you don't actually require a TV license to OWN a television. What the TV license actually does is just allow people to receive a live broadcast. As long as the TVs aren't plugged into the arial then you'll be fine. You can have 50 televisions in your house and you'll never need a television license.
You can even watch BBC Iplayer and don't need one!
Kudos to Noel!
3,000,000 households no longer pay the BBC in the UK.
Come and join us.
My hero
@HecklerBlog Not if you don't want or use it,it isn't.
Why? Did you expect it to be no punishment at all? Its a crime not to have one and they are a lot smarter at finding the people who don't have television licences than you think.
I ignored warning letters for not having a tv license for two years and they've done nothing!
even now?
darkfight light I haven't paid since 2011 and have no intention to pay ever again. I refuse to fund fat cat bonus payoffs and kiddie fiddlers pensions. i grew up watch Noel Edmunds and if it's good enough for him it will be good enough for me. I miss bowls house party on a Saturday.. bring back Bobby.. ... he's a great entertainment presenter.
They can't do anything... they have no right to enter your house.
see how they say you're from funny tele and silly tele... and move away from him saying you dont have to pay for the licence.
I just thought that same thing b4 seeing your comment lol.
yea just had an inspector at the door. implying all sorts punishment for not having one
thats like saying dont want to pay to see 2 websites get of the internet
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Noel is right though
Why should we pay for TV license.
I personally never ever watch BBC because i dont watch TV, and i would only use my TV for my Xbox and what not. i moved into my new house and a month later i had someone here from the TV licensing company telling me that i had to pay it otherwise i would be fined £1000. Now that to me is intimidating, i paid it anyway, i then got a letter last week telling me that if i hadnt have paid it, i would be taken to court and fined £1000.
It isn't about the money, it's about the principle in how they ask for it, there is a difference between "The TV License makes the BBC great [good previews]" and "Give us your money or you'll face the consequences because WE KNOW WHO YOU ARE". Imagine if your car tax renewal came through and it said "You pay now or your car will get crushed"
Good on ya Noel, the recent show re the roal marine who lost his leg and council not helping was good to watch and the response was good.
He did n't actually say he was comiting tax evasion but it sounds as if he was "They have n't found me, nobody's came knocking at the door"
It really is time we all stopped paying the licence until Capita develop some manners.
3,000,000 households in the UK have now stopped paying the BBC £142,50.
Ignore the junk mail and slam the door in the face of the low paid employee from Capita working on commission.
Join the millions of households who now follow these easy instructions.
you do know you dont have to pay the tv license, they say its a law to have one...There is NO LAW in power to make you have a tv license
To be clear, should anyone watch this and wonder: You can own a thousand TV's and not need a licence. Conversely, you can own zero TV's and be required to get one.
Despite the name, the TV Licence has nothing to do whatsoever with owning a television.
If you watch or record 'live' broadcast (BBC or not), stream live broadcast on any platform, or use BBC's iPlayer, you need a licence. If you're just using a TV to play games, watch DVD's, watch Netflix or other 'on-demand' services, you don't need one.
You see how as soon as he admits he doesn't have a licence the presenters change and try to belittle him.
After being RIPPED OFF by the BBC starting the license I had in 2006, 20 days earlier than I registered the license! Very nasty customer care which doesn't give a toss.
Not once did he admit to evasion of TV License.
"i honestly don't think you know much about the uk." I'm ok with that. (To make the point, however, I did know everything you just said. It doesn't mean you are right to call the EU leaders communists. This is rhetoric.
Funny how he ignored these 'threatening letters' when the BBC were paying him. The BBC, and the Post Office who collected the Radio and then TV licence before the BBC, have sent out these letters from the start in the 1920s, with the same threats, prosecutions etc. And as we found out later Edmonds was lying anyway. 'He' cancelled his licence. His wife, as he knew full well, started paying it instead. That's why they never chased him, his home had a licence all along.
+daro2096 He has a house in France but he also has a very nice and very well known house in Devon in the UK where he lives with his family, where his then wife had the licence in his name. For his house in France he will of course need a French TV licence. They require a licence for just owning a TV, whether you watch live TV or not, and they include it with their council tax so it is far harder to avoid. On the annual council tax form you are required to tick a box saying whether you have a TV or not, and you are legally required to answer and would perjure yourself if you lied. Maybe the UK should adopt that system?
While visiting England, my relatives told me that a van would come down the street with a radar device to scan the house and determine how many tv sets are in the homes. Is this true? What type of electronic equipment is used to detect a tv set in a home?
@mellowNdark I rest my case
Big up Noel !!!!
i dont know anybody that pays that license round my way, stop being so english and polite and just tell them to f off lol
I bet Mr Edmunds hasn't been to a motorway service station since 1978! Even then I bet he wasn't hanging around handing out scratch cards and paying for people's petrol!
I never used to like Noel, but now I do.
@mellowNdark £145.50 is a lot to some people.
Noel Edmunds can afford it, but he is against the TV Licence.
All i am saying is, why can't they use advertising for revenue like other channels?
Also, ad breaks give you time to go to the toilet etc.
3:14 for the BBC talk
@nojyt "People disagree. You should respect that." it's the politicians that don't respect the people. how many times have the eu not respected a country's referenda? you tell me.
what happened to the growth and stability pact? what about the 'no bail out clause'?
when was the last time the eu was able to account for all it's money? is it 18 years in a row now 10s or 100s of millions have disappeared? (according to the ECA)
i honestly don't think you know much about the uk.
As it has been mentioned, ask yourself just one....one...question. Why do I need a license for (fill in the name here)? What do DVLA really do? What does your Road Fund License really pay for when it's mostly not spent on roads? What is the need for a TV license when the programes are sold by the BBC for profit?
It's GRATE Britain now , never was great.
Do you have to pay a goddamn radio reception license fee too? Fuckin' A....
You're splitting hairs. Saying "the EU is headed by ex-communists etc." and "the EU leaders are communist" is basically the same thing, at least for the level of clarity we can expect on TH-cam.
I didn't say there are no antidemocratic tendencies in the EU, nor did I try to defend such tendencies. In fact, if you'll kindly scroll up to my previous comments, you'll see I didn't even ADDRESS the EU in my original comment. I replied to your comparison of the UK to North America. That's it.
Spot on, Noel hit the nail on the head, we have been trained by modern society not to interact with other people and to only trust the mass media. Time to break that, more people need to get back to proper values.
The license fee pays for independent public service broadcasting across all channels. ITV and C4 get a share, which pays for things like the news and science programming. It also pays for the digital TV switchover, training of thousands of TV and radio production staff, and a heap more that all UK broadcasters benefit from. Take it away and every channel turns into Sky One. But I guess you'd like that, wouldn't you? Certainly Noel's boss, Rupert Murdoch would.
maybe it's about time we all started caring then!
we shouldnt need to pay BBC anymore
I dont watch BBC, so why should i have to pay?
Thats a bit out of order, he states that he is not paying due to the tatics bbc are using to enforce the charges. watch and listen again before posting such comments.
Well done Noel, you are not alone, millions of households have now stopped paying this outdated bloated monster known as the BBC.
I'm away to spend £140 taking my kid for some new gear, better than giving it to these overpaid scroungers.
1 rule for celebs and another for the ordinary hardworking people!
BBC has institutionalized the licence fee for so long that we need to just accept that its pissed off too many people now. I like some of the programmes. I hate most of the rest. I dont think its good value but then again that doesnt matter because we are not given to choice to say nah..thats no good no thanks. THAT is the point that matters. Edmonds is right.
I cannot stand those two presenters on Breakfast
damn a license to watch television. You guys must not own guns
I didn,t think noel would wanna be on bbc tv after the way house party was cancelled..!!
I don't like guns either so I don't own one, however I feel safer knowing that my neighbor's do.
Big words from a serial tax dodger...
You have to laugh at the irony. Noel comes on promoting telly program and that everyone should be nicer, then goes on to say he's dodging paying his Tv license?! Absolutely priceless lol
What irony?
@@Asshole88Tp he honest, I've forgotten, i posted that comment 5 years ago.
I guess i was referring to the irony of him promoting or talking about not watching BBC programs, while promoting a program of his own.
So...let me get this right. Y'all invented the english language...then one day someone decided to make it mandatory to charge people if they own a device that picks up over the air broadcasted TV? WTF...
@HecklerBlog it may be funded by the tax, but it's not necessary for iplayer. you need it for live streaming, not archived material. that's why the only time you are asked if you have the licence on the internet is when you watch the BBC live.
anyway, the bbc should compete on a level playing field. if it's good enough it will survive, otherwise it shouldn't broadcast and we'll have something better.
the US think we're a bunch of socialists and i can see their thinking!
I have a feeling that The Banker is running the BBC. Btw did Noel say Troop Aid or Toupee
@jdhf983y4uhu You think the US is LESS controlled than the UK? That's a new one. I live in Canada, and I can tell you that on this side of the ocean, things are regulated and regimented to death. (And for the record, it's infinitely worse in the US in this regard). I have also lived in Britain, and by comparison, I thought government was rather tame there. The way in which TV licence fees are collected is obviously a problem, but on the whole, Britain has managed to remain more down to earth.
We as a nation need to stand up against The BBC Tele Tax.
We as a nation need to stop watching the BBC channels.
We as a nation will be united by not watching them.
We as a nation will be £145.50 a year better off.
We as a nation can use that on getting our economy moving.
We as a nation can win this war.
Continue to pay The Tele Tax for now. You're not breaking the law by not watching the BBC channels. You can watch any other channel. Just don't watch the BBC channels.
Thank U
you don't have to pay TV license, it's a choice of contract. Only fools pay that shit.
I never liked Noel but I have warmed to him since
Noel's ...looking like David Icke
Am I to believe, that the british army, that we pay for in our taxes , is relying on charity hand outs???? also, product placement,, is,nt that a form of advertising? firms pay lots of ££££ to have their product placed in posititions in TV programs?
Noel Edmonds is no longer trustworthy!!
good on you noel never really liked you but fare play i take it all back power 2 the people