Saturday Clockwatch - live!
I didn't see Birmingham's game last week, but I did see Blackburn draw with Arsenal. Alan Pardew's side are pretty much safe, but the astonishing lack of distance between them and the bottom sides illustrates precisely how competitive the Premier League has been this season. We've reached that time of the season that Sir Alex Ferguson so charmingly labelled 'squeaky bum time' back in 2003, although it's so tight down the bottom these days, the phrase doesn't really apply. So it could all do with a bit of loosening up. Just as well that two sides, Blackburn and Birmingham on the same number of points are playing each other at Ewood Park then. Both sides had excellent results last week, a timely boost ahead of a veritable six-pointer. Manchester United, Chelsea and Tottenham are all in action this afternoon, but right now, I can't get this song out of my head. As for Birmingham, beating Bolton was crucial - it was their first win since they'd beaten Arsenal in the Carling Cup final. Blackburn are 14th, above Birmingham on goal difference.
The Guardian on 09.04.11 | File Under Garden Show | Comments
The merry month of May is the beginning of the RHS shows and one close to my heart is The Chelsea Flower Show. This year I am eagerly awaiting the Skyshades
Big name designers and leading public figures will come to this flower show in London, Chelsea, world's greatest gardening event, which will set the latest gardening trends and feature the most desirable gardening products
Designers at this year's Chelsea Flower Show have designed the tallest structure ever seen at the event proving vertical gardening is the next big thing.
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Interview that James May gave to Sky News on May 18th at the opening of the Chelsea Garden Show. He entered a garden made out of Plasticine as part of his upcoming series James Mays Toy Stories.










