Salisbury
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Sep 11, 2026
Jeremy WeltmanPANELIST
They've disbanded a couple of times, but they're back again.
Jeremy WeltmanPANELIST
They come from a place called Salisbury in England.
Jeremy WeltmanPANELIST
I don't know if you've ever heard of it, but it has a very fine cathedral as it happens.
Jeremy WeltmanPANELIST
And they play a very sort of enjoyable brand of, I would say it's very similar to Tigers of Pantang.
speaker_0NARRATOR
Sin embargo, las autoridades aseguran que será necesaria una mayor coordinación a medida que evolucionen las amenazas híbridas.
speaker_0NARRATOR
Ferris hace referencia a la respuesta coordinada que siguió al intento de asesinato del exespía ruso Serguéi Skripal y su hija en Salisbury, Inglaterra, en 2018, cuando los países europeos se unieron y expulsaron en solidaridad a muchos de sus diplomáticos rusos.
speaker_1NARRATOR
Ferris refers to the coordinated response that followed to the attempted assassination of the former Russian Serguéi Skripal and his daughter in Salisbury, England, in 2018, when the European countries united and expelled in solidarity many of their Russian diplomats.
speaker_1NARRATOR
Skripal and his daughter were united in solidarity.
speaker_1NARRATOR
Russian diplomats.
speaker_0NARRATOR
Ferris hace referencia a la respuesta coordinada que siguió al intento de asesinato del exespía ruso Serguéi Skripal y su hija en Salisbury, Inglaterra, en 2018, cuando los países europeos se unieron y expulsaron en solidaridad a muchos de sus diplomáticos rusos.
speaker_0NARRATOR
Según ella, esta medida desmanteló con bastante éxito las redes de inteligencia rusas en Europa.
speaker_1NARRATOR
According to it, this measure dismantled quite successfully Russian intelligence networks in Europe.
speaker_4NARRATOR
El ex agente de la KGB, Alexander Litvinenko, bebió té con polonio-210 radiactivo y tuvo una muerte agónica.
speaker_4NARRATOR
En Salisbury, 2018, Sergei Skripal y su hija tocan la manilla de la puerta principal untada con el agente nervioso de la era soviética Novichok, pero sobreviven.
speaker_4NARRATOR
Más tarde, un transeúnte muere tras recoger el frasco de perfume que contenía la toxina.
speaker_4NARRATOR
En Siberia, 2020, el líder de la oposición, Alexei Navalni, se desmayó en pleno vuelo porque alguien roció la ropa interior con VX.
speaker_1NARRATOR
The job offer gave Regan an excuse to visit Belinda at her isolated Devon home.
Belinda BruinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He'd... come up with bizarre reasons, like he'd want me to sign a letter or a form, or he'd want me to help him fill in a form, and he'd drive all the way from Salisbury or from London to my house for 20 minutes.
speaker_1NARRATOR
Regan seemed to become strangely fixated on the land around Belinda's farm.
Belinda BruinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He used to moan about the mud a lot, the mud in the lane, you know, I couldn't live here, it's so disgusting.
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Andy RowellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
see Mr. Chohan's telephone was in the Hounslow area.
Andy RowellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We then tracked the phone down to the Stonehenge area.
Andy RowellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Now, of course, Mr. Regan lived not far from Stonehenge in a village called Wilton in Salisbury.
Andy RowellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And what we could see is that Regan's telephone met up with Mr. Chauhan's telephone.
Dominic SandbrookHOST
John Carey says of William Golding, when his book was published, he was 43 years old and a nobody.
Dominic SandbrookHOST
He was a schoolmaster from a grammar school in Salisbury.
Dominic SandbrookHOST
He lived with his wife Anne and their two children in a cramped flat, and he just came out of nowhere with this, with this masterpiece.
Tabitha SyrettHOST
You know, I have to say, sometimes we will do books on this show, and learning about the authors, you gain not that much from it.
Tabitha SyrettHOST
I think I read something that said he only made about three or four friends his whole time at Oxford.
Dominic SandbrookHOST
That's right, yeah, just I think three friends.
Tabitha SyrettHOST
And then after Oxford, he goes into teaching, possibly quite reluctantly, and he eventually ends up at Bishop Wordsworth School in Salisbury.
Tabitha SyrettHOST
And there he's engaged to a girl called Molly, who was a big hit with his family.
Carly RoseHOST
Mr Ford gifted the Hand of Glory to Whitby Museum in 1935.
Carly RoseHOST
One particularly curious example was once kept at the haunch of Venison Public House in Salisbury, Wiltshire.
Carly RoseHOST
According to local legend, the preserved hand belonged to a gambler who had been caught cheating at cards.
Carly RoseHOST
The story claims that a local butcher responded by chopping off the offending hand and throwing it into the fireplace.
Nicole LeeNARRATOR
Rich Kitson.
Nicole LeeNARRATOR
Direct your letter in the country to me at my house in Amesbury, near Salisbury, Wilts.
Nicole LeeNARRATOR
I used to be at Salisbury Tuesdays and Saturdays weekly.
Nicole LeeNARRATOR
R.K. Richard Knoles, 1540 to 1610.
Nicole LeeNARRATOR
The author of the Battle of Lepanto was hanged at Tyburn.
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Nicole LeeNARRATOR
Nay, I saw some very good drums of beef.
Nicole LeeNARRATOR
Healths to the King Charles II were drank in the streets by the bonfires, even on their knees.
Nicole LeeNARRATOR
And this humor ran by the next night to Salisbury, where was the light joy.
Larry GelwixHOST
I want to tell you about West Lulworth, England.
Larry GelwixHOST
Now, if you go south from London to Salisbury, And that's down near the coast.
Larry GelwixHOST
It's not on the coast.
Larry GelwixHOST
It's near the coast of England.
Tufi GalliazziNARRATOR
It would afford her pleasure today could she listen to the well-trained band formed by the mill workers at Lee, which one hears discoursing sweet music outside the mills on a summer's evening.
Tufi GalliazziNARRATOR
Embley overlooked the hills of the Wiltshire border, and the cathedral city of Salisbury, only some thirteen miles distant, afforded Miss Nightingale a wider field of philanthropic interest.
Tufi GalliazziNARRATOR
She was always willing to take part in beneficent work in the neighbourhood, and the children's hospital and other schemes founded and conducted by her friends Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Herbert, afterwards Lord and Lady Herbert of Lee, formed a special interest for her in the years immediately preceding the outbreak of the Crimean War.
Tufi GalliazziNARRATOR
It must not, however, be supposed that in the early years of her womanhood Miss Nightingale gave herself up entirely to religious and philanthropic work, though it formed a serious background to her social life.
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Tufi GalliazziNARRATOR
Enters public life.
Tufi GalliazziNARRATOR
As Secretary for War.
Tufi GalliazziNARRATOR
Benevolent work at Salisbury.
Tufi GalliazziNARRATOR
Lady Herbert.
Paul WalkerGUEST
... fascist.
Liam TuffsHOST
I wanna talk about the Salisbury-
Paul WalkerGUEST
All right
Liam TuffsHOST
... murders.
Liam TuffsHOST
The, uh, I, you've done so much of your career that every single job that you've done could be a, could be an en- entire 60-minute interview within itself.
Paul WalkerGUEST
Oh, I was working on counter-terrorism at the time, North West Counter Terrorism Unit.
Paul WalkerGUEST
This incident occurred in Salisbury, which I think is South West Counter Terrorism Unit, and we have a mutual aid system.
Paul WalkerGUEST
So when, when that occurred, I got sent down to work on that inquiry.
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