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Oct 27, 2026

Alex HartleyHOST
8:15
Like literally, even in the last over when Sri Lanka needed nine or whatever it was, I was like, well, England are obviously going to win.
Kate CrossHOST
8:25
so I missed a lot of that game I was out in Manchester and I just wasn't on my phone and I when I did flick on my phone I saw Harry Brooks broke the record scored 200 so I was like hell fight what the hell did we score because if he scored 200 look at the score and I'm like well okay that's we've won great and then I get in the car a couple of hours later and I put you on listen to the radio and I just like haven't heard the score for a Sri Lanka are 240 for three with lots and lots of time left.
Kate CrossHOST
8:54
I was like, oh, this is game on.
Alex HartleyHOST
8:57
Yeah, Atif turned to me at one stage and went, well, you know, if Sri Lanka need 150 off the last 15 overs, then they're in with a real shout.
Mel SykesGUEST
52:08
Where are you flying from?
Ben MounseyHOST
52:09
Manchester.
Mel SykesGUEST
52:11
Oh, tomorrow?
Ben MounseyHOST
52:12
Yeah, tomorrow.
Mel SykesGUEST
52:32
They've got quite a good series of races.
Mel SykesGUEST
52:35
Really good events, really well organised.
Mel SykesGUEST
52:37
Wayne, obviously the first one I did of the GB Ultras was that Manchester to Liverpool.
Mel SykesGUEST
52:45
The infamous
Will BettsHOST
64:50
right so so what's um do you want to tell us about the album it's out now what are your tour dates looking like what's coming up for you
Kaitlyn Aurelia SmithGUEST
64:57
Yeah, I'm playing in Manchester November 21st at Warehouse Project.
Kaitlyn Aurelia SmithGUEST
65:02
And then I'm playing January 25th at Berghain in Berlin, which I'm really excited, the main room.
Chris BarkerHOST
65:10
Wow,
Kaitlyn Aurelia SmithGUEST
65:21
And then playing a few festivals.
Kaitlyn Aurelia SmithGUEST
65:24
And then a lot more stuff is coming in right now for 2027.
Kaitlyn Aurelia SmithGUEST
65:28
But for the rest of this year, just Manchester.
Chris BarkerHOST
65:31
Nice.
Tracy CollinsHOST
0:00
There is a city where you can walk a Roman wall, shop in a medieval gallery and be in Wales 20 minutes later.
Tracy CollinsHOST
0:06
In this episode, Briony Wilson shares what to see in Chester, how much time to give it and how to use it as a base of North Wales, Liverpool and Manchester.
Tracy CollinsHOST
0:29
Hi everybody and welcome to this week's edition of the UK Travel Planner Podcast.
Tracy CollinsHOST
0:32
Now a quick note before we start, if a UK trip is on the cards and you're still working at the shape of it, our free UK trip planning roadmap takes you through the whole process step by step.
Tracy CollinsHOST
0:44
Now, when I was recording the autumn episode a little while ago with Briony Wilson from Mountain Goat, she mentioned that she'd spent 10 years living in Chester.
Tracy CollinsHOST
0:53
And I thought straight away that she would be the perfect person to come back and tell us all about it.
Tracy CollinsHOST
0:58
Now, Chester is a walled Roman city, compact enough to see on foot, a direct train from London, Euston, and it puts North Wales, Liverpool, Manchester and Wrexham all within easy reach.
Tracy CollinsHOST
1:08
It is something my dog and I have loved every time we visited.
Dotun AdebayoHOST
1:15
Are the Spuds celebrating tonight? Is London N17 bouncing? I wonder why not.
Dotun AdebayoHOST
1:21
We've also got the numbskullari with us, James Young, who of course is our football journalist, young football journalist based in Manchester.
Dotun AdebayoHOST
1:29
and podcaster as well, and crucially, a Man United fan.
James YoungPANELIST
1:34
Yeah, numb's a good way to describe it after yesterday, to be honest.
Dotun AdebayoHOST
2:26
Yeah, and let's go to Nums Galari first of all for the first question of the day.
Dotun AdebayoHOST
2:33
Who would you like to say congratulations to, James?
James YoungPANELIST
2:38
Well, I mean, it's none of the Manchester United players after yesterday.
James YoungPANELIST
2:42
Harry Kane's the one after the awards tonight, even though it's strange celebrating an individual award, but, you know, good on him.
Miles GrayHOST
16:35
The Premier League match week eight.
Chris MartinHOST
16:38
Should we talk about United first? Manchester clubs are going down, mate.
Chris MartinHOST
16:43
Yeah, so
Miles GrayHOST
16:43
I guess City.
Miles GrayHOST
16:44
Let's talk City first.
Miles GrayHOST
16:46
They took an old trip to Villa Park where they have a pretty bad record there, don't they? So Villa are the first side to win three successive Premier League games against Manchester City since Liverpool in 2016.
Miles GrayHOST
17:01
Damn.
Miles GrayHOST
17:02
That's a pretty good...
Joseph EvansGUEST
2:10
Now, the Diocese of Salford have opened his cause, which is a great blessing.
Joseph EvansGUEST
2:15
He lived in Manchester and the Diocese of Salford have started now to officially study his life with a view possibly to presenting that to the Holy See, to the Vatican, again, with the hope that perhaps he might be made blessed.
Joseph EvansGUEST
2:31
But obviously all this is very much dependent on the judgment of the church.
Joseph EvansGUEST
2:35
We're not trying to in any way anticipate it.
Joseph EvansGUEST
2:37
But what I can say is that I knew Pedro.
Joseph EvansGUEST
2:40
Pedro, let's get the basics, the nuts and bolts.
Joseph EvansGUEST
2:42
He was born in Manchester on the 22nd of May 1996.
Joseph EvansGUEST
2:48
English, but of Spanish parents, hence the name Pedro Ballesterre.
Payam NoursalehiHOST
6:09
You have a lot of international experience.
Payam NoursalehiHOST
6:10
You've studied in the UK, I think in Manchester and London, different places you've studied and lived.
Payam NoursalehiHOST
6:17
If you were to zoom out and look at what we're doing in Toronto from an urban perspective, from a housing providing perspective, how are we doing compared to the world?
Noam HazanGUEST
6:27
I've always said this, from the day I moved here, what now, 12 years ago, I think.
Noam HazanGUEST
6:33
We're always catching up.
Noam HazanGUEST
6:34
Obviously, Toronto is a newer city.
Noam HazanGUEST
6:36
You can't compare it to places like London and Paris and even Manchester, where the Industrial Revolution started, basically.
Payam NoursalehiHOST
6:44
very different
Jonathan Bowman-PerksHOST
1:38
He said it taught him the most.
Jonathan Bowman-PerksHOST
1:40
In 2022, he opened the House of Books and Friends in Manchester, a not-for-profit bookstore that puts its profit into tackling loneliness.
Jonathan Bowman-PerksHOST
1:50
This year, he received a Lifetime Achievement Award for his contribution to Manchester's legal community.
Jonathan Bowman-PerksHOST
1:56
My thanks to Steve Byrne of Travel Counsellors for the introduction.
Jonathan Bowman-PerksHOST
1:59
Thanks, Steve.

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Jonathan Bowman-PerksHOST
44:59
I'm going to come.
Jonathan Bowman-PerksHOST
44:59
I'm going to come to your bookshop.
Jonathan Bowman-PerksHOST
45:02
I definitely want to come to your bookshop in Manchester.
Nick HutsonHOST
34:52
Is it not? Disney Theatrical has nothing to do with this.
Nick HutsonHOST
34:55
They've just given the Hope Mill Theatre up in Manchester, where it started, the chance to do the show for the 20th anniversary.
Thos RibbitsHOST
35:04
Oh, OK. That's interesting.
Thos RibbitsHOST
35:05
So this isn't a big American thing that's come over.

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