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Russell Square

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Oct 7, 2026

Nick FerrariHOST
46:37
Instead, there have been requests not just from senior politicians, but senior police officers as well.
Nick FerrariHOST
46:42
And now we learn that students planning to join that march, but will they face arrest if they wear masks? The plan is they will march from King's College London, which is in the Strand, to University College London, which is near Russell Square.
Nick FerrariHOST
46:54
Not actually that long a march, in truth.
Nick FerrariHOST
46:57
The Met Police have issued restrictions and told protesters they face arrest if these are breached.
John TusaHOST
13:26
Yeah.
Janet BakerGUEST
13:26
So I came to London, and for s- for six months I stayed at the hostel in, in Russell Square.
Janet BakerGUEST
13:32
And after that I found that the le- the lessons I had been given from the little piece of paper that, um, uh, Ilsa had given me, I went to her straightaway.
Janet BakerGUEST
13:45
And again, lucky, I, I suppose I'm using the word lucky a lot, but it's true.
Dan HoffmanGUEST
49:02
Remember, uh, that Al-Qaeda blew up our embassies in Africa and tried to blow up the World Trade Center in 1993, uh, the, the USS Cole in, in 2000.
Dan HoffmanGUEST
49:13
Um, and m- multitude of other attempted attacks against us, Russell Square bombing in the UK, 2005.
Dan HoffmanGUEST
49:19
I mean, it's just a continuum of terrorist attacks against us.
Dan HoffmanGUEST
49:23
And I used to say at CIA, "I'm sorry we have to be overseas detecting these threats with human source penetrations to tell us where the bad guys are and what they're plotting, but we kind of have to do it until terrorism is somehow eradicated, and that's over to the locals to figure that out.
Claire AshleyGUEST
4:17
Yeah, you can go and tour the building.
Claire AshleyGUEST
4:18
So it's in an old horse hospital in Russell Square.
Claire AshleyGUEST
4:21
It's a really cool building.
Claire AshleyGUEST
4:22
There's no stairs, you just go down a cobbled ramp to get to the, to the offices.

Unknown podcast

Echoes of the War-J. M. Barrie

Sep 30 · 1 Mention

speaker_0UNKNOWN
68:38
It is very important.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
68:39
The paper says, upon apparently good authority, that love laughs at locksmiths." His wife answers without lowering her eyes, "Did you speak, John? I am listening." "Yes, I was telling you that the hidden hand has at last been discovered in a tub in Russell Square." "I hear, John.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
69:00
How thoughtful." "And so they must have been made of margarine, my love." "I shouldn't wonder, John." "Hence the name Petrograd." "Oh, was that the reason?" "You will be pleased to hear, Ellen, that the honorable gentleman then resumed his seat." "That was nice of him." "As I good-naturedly now resume mine, having made my usual impression." "Yes, John." Emma slips upstairs to peep through a keyhole, and it strikes her mother that John has been saying something.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
69:38
They are on too good terms to make an apology necessary.
speaker_1VOICE_ACTOR
6:29
But I want to say first of all that though I'm not a rich man, my people have been at Riding Thorpe for a matter of five centuries, and there is no better-known family in the county of Norfolk.
speaker_1VOICE_ACTOR
6:41
Last year I came up to London for the Jubilee, and I stopped at a boarding house in Russell Square because Parker, the vicar of our parish, was staying in it.
speaker_1VOICE_ACTOR
6:51
There was an American young lady there.
speaker_1VOICE_ACTOR
6:54
Patrick was the name.
Mike BubbinsHOST
47:47
There's loads of these little facts in it.
Mike BubbinsHOST
47:51
Leary Constantine, who's the cricketer we mentioned earlier, fought a famous legal case in 1943 against the Imperial Hotel in London, Russell Square, over its racist treatment of him.
Mike BubbinsHOST
47:59
In London to play cricket for the British Dominions representative team, he was thrown out of the hotel because of his colour.
Mike BubbinsHOST
48:04
A few years earlier, he had reserved a hotel in Brighton but was turned away when the receptionist saw him.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:05
All we're being told is that it's a major incident and the whole of the London Underground is now shut.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:25
We're now also hearing that there have been further incidents at Russell Square.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:30
Now, British Transport Police are saying that a power surge caused the incidents, some of which caused explosions.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:36
Excuse me, please.

Unknown podcast

Autobiography of Anthony Trollope-Anthony Trollope

Sep 17 · 1 Mention

Jessica LouiseNARRATOR
10:16
My boyhood was, I think, as unhappy as that of a young gentleman could well be, my misfortunes arising from a mixture of poverty and gentle standing on the part of my father, and from an utter want on my part of the juvenile manhood which enables some boys to hold up their heads even among the distresses which such a position is sure to produce.
Jessica LouiseNARRATOR
10:39
I was born in 1815 in Keppel Street, Russell Square, and while a baby was carried down to Harrow, where my father had built a house on a large farm, which in an evil hour he took on a long lease from Lord Northwick.
Jessica LouiseNARRATOR
10:55
That farm was the grave of all my father's hopes, ambition, and prosperity, the cause of my mother's sufferings and of those of her children, and perhaps the director of her destiny and of ours.
Jessica LouiseNARRATOR
11:08
My father had been a wickamist and a fellow of New College, and Winchester was the destination of my brothers and myself.
ClaireHOST
32:16
Little Lionel.
LionelHOST
32:18
And I used to get driven from Russell Square to the Egyptian embassy, which I think was in, like, the millionaires' row in near Notting Hill-
ClaireHOST
32:27
Mm
LionelHOST
32:28
... or no, in Kensington Gardens.

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