Reading this makes me fortunate that the BBC have all events, all runs, all moments shown not only live, but permanently stored on the iPlayer to watch at any time. There are also buttons at the bottom of the feeds to skip or go back to specific athletes or moments.

Ah, Good call. I don't know though. I can see a Cerberus shuttle landing in front of it.

Agreed. It says Zakeera Ward to me

Ah =3 Thanks. I knew that they were all more individual than the rest, but I wasn't sure if they were written out after their previous role.

Well everyone I know calls them 'rainbow' Daleks, it appears many do.

I was referring to these. Did the design not stick?

Can anyone explain what happened to the Gay Pride Daleks? This should not be interpreted as a complaint.

Happy to be corrected =3

But, "Hey Venus, look at my ring" is a bit direct. We got no class.

Really that's not what defines fascism. Democracy is perfectly capable of that. In fact, more so. Syria is a fascist regime and it's leader is a failed dentist.

People do, it's British winter time. Universal time doesn't change but Britain switches between GMT and BST.

It would be incredibly meta if you re-made this post; bigger, better and this time with added copyright economics!

Other astronauts:

Hasn't this been the understanding for a while now?

It could be due to the specific 9% being lost. I draw your attention to a diagram of a human homunculus.

When they showed key moments of British TV, it included a lesbian kiss (the first ever broadcast) from the now defunct soap Brookside

The Union Flag is called the Union Flag always. The one used on Ships is the Union Jack. That it's called that over there is wrong.

It was in the original cut but they were told they had to get it down to allow everyone time to leave after the ceremony

Agreed, it was a big part of it that real nurses learned the dances and did it on their own free time to be a part of it as a direct celebration of what they do, rather than just a nod-to by actors.

I dare say you should cast your eyes over recent US opening ceremonies