Main content
Sorry, this episode is not currently available

BAFTAs, Kitchen Fires and Shackleton's Whisky

Colin talks BAFTAs with movie critic Mark Kermode, chats to an expert about the return of Shackleton's Whisky to Scotland and finds out why misusing kitchen appliances causes over 12,000 fires a year.

Colin talks BAFTAs with movie critic Mark Kermode, we find out what the Government's minimum pricing for alcohol means for you and why misusing kitchen appliances causes over 12,000 fires a year.

Plus we talk to a Whisky expert about the return to Scotland of the 100 year old cases of Whisky excavated from beneath Sir Ernest Shackleton's Antactic Hut. There's also the usual fun of Prat Nav and Col's Family Album too.

3 hours

Last on

Tue 18 Jan 2011 12:00
91热爆 Radio Shropshire

More episodes

Previous

NHS, Gulf War and Golden Globes

Next

Michelin stars and royal weddings

See all episodes from Colin Young

Music Played

  • Today's Family Album Track

    • Fleetwood Mac

      Dreams

Broadcast

  • Tue 18 Jan 2011 12:00
    91热爆 Radio Shropshire