BAFTA-winning actress Rebecca Front played the Leader of the Opposition in the stinging political satire ‘The Thick of It’ but she’s dropped all opposition to dogs. He and Caro will have dogs in their lives as long as they breathe.
The Burma Campaign was the longest of the entire war and the troops who served there fought in some of the worst conditions on any battlefield. His biological mother Stella Lackey was unmarried and had travelled from Ireland to give birth. You’ll laugh, cry, and smile. TV and radio presenter Nicky was adopted a few days after he was born in 1961 by Frank and Sheila Campbell. Nicky Campbell has shared a video of a shocking incident where thieves target his car.
Also, one of the world’s greatest canine experts gives us the final answer to a big question - do dogs actually smile? Nicky starts by trying to discover more about his father's service with the Indian army during World War Two. They’re never forgotten.
'I'm so proud of this extraordinary family I was adopted into. A family of which I am so proud and a dad of which I'm so proud. It’s an endless love.Heart and Soul’ with Ricky Gervais and Pip Tomson | One Of The Family Podcast by Nicky CampbellHere are two dog lovers who both give their heart and soul for animals. Nicky is amazed to discover that her parents were amongst the first to settle in Brisbane and despite several stories of hardship and tragedy, made a successful life for themselves and their children.Nicky sums up his experience. Nicky learns that Argyll had a glittering career ahead of him when he left university, but a progressively worsening illness caused him great problems during his working life.To uncover more about his grandfather's early years and the events that affected him, Nicky travels to his birthplace in Brisbane, Australia. Although she sent Christmas cards for the first five years of Nicky's life, they had no direct contact. Nicky Campbell married his second wife Christina "Tina" Ritchie back in the year 1977. Bailey has been amazing for the family and she is smitten.To be a dog with guest Alexandra Horowitz | One Of The Family Podcast by Nicky CampbellWhat’s it like to be a dog? For this reason Nicky took the unusual decision to investigate his adoptive family's history. Nicky is amazed to hear what his father went through.Frank was in India when his father Argyll Campbell died. Nicky looks through old correspondences to see what he can discover about Argyll's character. Nicky Campbell is a well-known face on television with a familiar voice on the radio who hosts the BBC Radio 5 Live Breakfast program and similarly Sunday morning show, The Big Questions on BBC One.
It couldn't have been for me more fascinating, revealing and enlightening. 'Nicky's father, Frank Campbell, died in 1996. Frank never had a good word to say about his father, who pushed him into a career in medicine and never offered any encouragement, only criticism. Nicky Campbell was adopted a few days after being born in 1961.
Will my daughters change their minds? With Nicky Campbell, Mark Strong.
Alexandra Horowitz is a cognitive scientist, ‘New York Times’ best selling writer and one of the world experts on the dog mind. World Cup Winning Rugby star Will Greenwood speaks movingly about how Rufus helped his wife and him so much when their baby son Freddie died.
Having already traced his biological parents some years later, Nicky now decides to trace the history of his adoptive family. They’re friends and family; family sent from the animal kingdom to teach us, make us better and take us closer to nature. All the stories I've heard somehow all contributed to making my dad the most wonderful dad that I could have had. ‘Dogs Are Amazing’ with Andrew Cotter, Gabby Logan and Claire Horton CBE | One Of The Family Podcast by Nicky CampbellAndrew’s dogs Olive and Mabel make the world a better place, Gabby couldn't imagine a home without at least two and Claire, the Chief Executive of Battersea Dogs and Cats Home with the best advice you can get because dogs are amazing and deserve the best that we can give.Endless Love with Gary Lineker and Nihal Arthanayake | One Of The Family Podcast by Nicky CampbellGary and Nihal describe movingly and with raw honesty how their dogs changed their lives.
And then it’s the dogs in our language. Gary felt a grief he’d never experienced.