18 h. ago BBC's Rob and Rylan's Passage to India sparks mixed response from fans

The new three-part BBC Two series sees judge Rob Rinder and TV personality Rylan Clark head to India together

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19 h. ago BBC viewers all issue same complaint as Rob and Rylan's Passage to India airs

BBC fans have had their say on Rob Rinder and Rylan Clark's new travel show, with some viewers complaining within minutes of the show starting

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31 h. ago CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews Rob and Rylan's Passage to India: A trip to Delhi? Cue hand

Rylan, the waxen-faced former X Factor contestant now on the roster of This Morning presenters, is in a class of his own. He doesn't shamelessly name drop celebrities he knows, he carpet-bombs them.

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34 h. ago Rylan shares verdict on Rob Rinder relationship in new BBC series Passage to India

Good Morning Britain star Rob Rinder and This Morning star Rylan are back on our screens for a new travel show on BBC 2.

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50 h. ago Rylan Clark's emotional admission about having kids amid new romance

Rylan Clark and Rob Rinder got emotional as they discussed having kids on the new series of their BBC show Rob and Rylan's Passage to India, where they travel across the unique country

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5 d. ago Rylan Clark worried he was going to die after frightening ordeal with Rob Rinder

Rylan Clark has opened up about his terrifying experience while filming a new TV show with Robert Rinder, as the pair travelled to India for their new series Rob and Rylan's Passage to India

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6 d. ago Ange Postecoglou has a point to prove in Premier League now more than ever | John Duerden

The new Nottingham Forest coach will be better for his two years at Spurs and has unfinished business in Europe after his sackingAnge Postecoglou is used to mixed reactions when he takes a new job. So the response of Nottingham Forest fans to his appointment on Tuesday was par for the course. At Yokohama F. Marinos in 2018, fans were nonplussed at this Australian coming in. At Celtic, it was a case of, “Ange Who?” At Tottenham Hotspur two years ago, there were concerns about how a coach who had worked all over the world but never in a big European league would manage in the Premier League. Earlier in his career, doubters had been won over with trophies. When he moved on, fans from Australia to Japan to Scotland were sad to see him go.At Spurs it was more complex. The initial scepticism quickly transformed into loving Big Ange, and then into something else again. The second season a trophy was won, the biggest for Tottenham since at least the FA Cup of 1991, but as the club came 17th...

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1 week ago David Byrne: Who Is the Sky? review | Alexis Petridis's album of the week

(Matador)His last album was criticised for being too upbeat during Trump 1.0 but became a phenomenal live show, and the Talking Heads frontman remains sunny – almost to a faultIt is seven years since David Byrne released his last solo album, American Utopia. So much has happened in the intervening period that it’s easy to forget that, initially, the record received a mixed response. There was praise for its expansive and experimental approach: songs built on rhythms by Brian Eno were handed over to a wide selection of producers to tinker with, then Byrne compiled the finished product. Part of a larger multimedia project called Reasons to Be Cheerful, it attempted to engender a spirit of positivity, but there were complaints that this amounted to a blithe abdication of responsibility amid the first Trump presidency. Respectful long-service-medal reviews coexisted with angry fulminating over the complete absence of female contributors.A mixed response was business as usual as far as B...

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1 week ago Former St Mirren boss Danny Lennon asks Airdrie fans to judge him on results after mixed response to appointment

The former St Mirren gaffer is back in Scottish football after three years and says positivity and togetherness can bring success to the Diamonds

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