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Dave Angel Eco Warrior

In his beige bomber jacket, trilby hat and shades, Dave Angel is in every way the opposite of what you'd expect from an eco-warrior. Accompanied by his 'missus', Shirley, Dave will explain about the hole in the ozone layer, a threatened hill tribe in Papua New Guinea, or, most memorably, naturism.

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Blazer wearing, deadpan entertainer, Tommy Cockles, claims to be a contemporary of Arthur Atkinson, and is often called on to introduce footage of his fellow performer.

Big Gary King

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Simon Day announces new Fast Show character tour

Tuesday 7th February 2023, 1:09pm

• Simon Day is launching a spring tour as Fast Show eco-warrior Dave Angel
• The show will also feature fellow characters Billy Bleach and Tommy Cockles

Actor and comedian Simon Day is touring the UK later this spring and summer with a new comedy show.

Simon Day Is Dave Angel: Eco Warrior - Living The Dream will see the Fast Show star reprise a further variety of characters from the hit mid-90s sketch show, with dates currently booking between 27th April and 1st July 2023 .

Following the success of autumn 2022 tour Simon Day And Friends , the new show focuses on eco-warrior character Dave Angel, with additional appearances from Billy Bleach and Tommy Cockles.

Promoters tease: "Dave Angel, the man who invented saving the planet and who has dedicated his life to lowering carbon emissions, whilst getting a pound note, is set to take the UK by storm once more. Revealing in speech and song how he has juggled a remarkable life of petty crime, domestic bliss and early forays into the British porn industry, Dave is on a mission... a crusade ... to warn of the dangers of impending eco peril.

"On his journey around the country, Angel will be accompanied by the blazer wearing music hall legend and contemporary of entertainer Arthur Atkinson, Tommy Cockles. Cockles will take the audience on a jaded trip down memory lane as he recalls his life in the business they call showbusiness. Alongside them both, will be the authority on everything - from fruit machines to affairs of the heart - the man who isn't afraid to share his opinion, Billy Bleach."

Dave Angel says: "Carbon footprint aside, being on tour is great until Shirley's sandwiches run out! I am not eating fast food or processed sandwiches!"

Tickets can be purchased directly from venues.

April 27 - Groundlings Theatre, Portsmouth May 3 - Cliffs Pavilion, Southend May 4 - Cliffs Pavilion, Southend May 5 - Brookside Theatre, Romford May 10 - Outside the Box, New Malden May 11 - Limelight, Belfast May 19 - Hot Water, Liverpool May 20 - The Chapel, Ormskirk May 26 - Borough Theatre, Abergavanney May 27 - Millennium Theatre, Cardiff June 6 - Colchester Arts Centre, Colchester June 10 - Old Market Theatre, Brighton June 21 - Chelmsford Theatre, Chelmsford June 23 - Blakehay Theatre, Weston-Super-Mare June 24 - Blakefield Theatre, Exeter June 30 - Watermark Theatre, Plymouth July 1 - Acorn Theatre, Penzance

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‘The Fast Show’ cast announce 30th anniversary reunion tour

"It will be great fun, we just need to get it wrapped up before we all peg it"

The cast of The Fast Show are reuniting for a live tour to celebrate the sketch show’s 30th anniversary.

Today (January 25), it was announced that An Evening With The Fast Show will run between February and April 2024, with cast members Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Paul Whitehouse, Mark Williams, and Arabella Weir all featuring.

In a statement, the show’s promoters said: “Fans of the iconic TV programme The Fast Show are in for a real treat as the original cast members – Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Paul Whitehouse, Mark Williams and Arabella Weir – bring their comedic genius to theatres across the country this spring.

“This celebratory live tour will be a huge treat for fans of the multi-award winning quick-fire TV sketch show and provide a real behind-the-scenes insight into some of their favourite characters and catchphrases as they come alive on stage once again.

“The cast will chat together about how it all began, how they made the TV show, and created the characters and the fun they had doing it. This will be interspersed with performances of some of their best-loved sketches monologues and songs, with on-screen inserts and a moment to remember their former collaborator, the late, great Caroline Aherne.

They added: “Fans will be thrilled to see the return of many of their favourite characters, including: Ted & Ralph, Jesse, Swiss Toni, Does My Bum Look Big In This?, Dave Angel, Jazz Club, The Suit You Tailors, Ron Manager, The Mad Painter, Rowley Birkin, Bob Fleming, Competitive Dad, Professor Denzil Dexter, and The Girl Who Boys Can’t Hear.”

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On the announcement, Charlie Higson said: “Taking The Fast Show out on tour is very much like making love to a beautiful woman.”

Paul Whitehouse jokingly added: “I’m afraid I was very drunk.”

A list of tour dates for An Evening With The Fast Show can found below. Tickets are on sale via Ticketmaster here .

18 February: London, Pleasance Theatre 18 March: Stoke-On-Trent, Regent Theatre 19 March: York, Grand Opera House 20 March: Glasgow, Pavilion Theatre 21 March: Oxford, New Theatre 22 March: Basingstoke, The Anvil 23 March: Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre 25 March: Sheffield, City Hall 26 March: Newcastle, Tyne Theatre & Opera House 27 March: Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall 28 March: Birmingham, The Alexandra 29 March: Bristol, Beacon 30 March: Bournemouth, Pavilion 31 March: Brighton, Dome 1 April: Liverpool, Philharmonic

The Fast Show debuted on BBC Two in September 1994, and ran for three series up to 1997. Three specials followed, including the three-part series The Last Fast Show Ever in 2000.The show has previously gone on tour twice before, in 1998 and 2002.

Speaking to  The Sun , Higson said: “It’s been 20 years since we last did anything on stage and thankfully we all still get along, probably because we’ve allowed each other to do other things outside of  The Fast Show . Sleep with other people and the marriage stays strong.”

He also teased: “We’ve had some ideas about using the characters in another format, like the Carry On films, or even a panto, so this tour is just to test the waters.”

Explaining how the idea for an anniversary tour came about, the Swiss Toni actor said: “I posted a thing on X [Twitter] saying the old team are back together [for a charity tribute for cast member Felix Dexter] and there was a massive response as people assumed The Fast Show was back and we’re going to do a DVD and live tour. So I had to say, ‘No, it’s just for a one-off charity event’. But we thought, ‘OK, people are interested’, and Paul and I have been talking about doing something live for a long while but never had the time where we’re available to do it. That [anniversary date] was a spur to say, ‘Let’s do this’.”

Whitehouse jokingly added: “It will be great fun, we just need to get it wrapped up before we all peg it.”

The stars have however ruled out the possibility of another television series, with Higson saying: “I don’t think we’ll do any more TV stuff, we can’t do anything better than what already exists.

“We’re all quite old. If you try and do new stuff, people will just say, ‘Oh, this new stuff isn’t as good as the old stuff’. And if you just do the old characters, they’d be like, Can’t they just do something new?’.”

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2023 tour for simon day and dave angel.

Dave Angel , the man who invented saving the planet and who has dedicated his life to lowering carbon emissions, whilst getting a pound note, is set to take the UK by storm once more. Revealing in speech and song how he has juggled a remarkable life of petty crime, domestic bliss and early forays into the British porn industry, Dave is on a mission… a crusade … to warn of the dangers of impending eco peril.

On his journey around the country, Angel will be accompanied by the blazer wearing music hall legend and contemporary of entertainer Arthur Atkinson,   Tommy Cockles .  Cockles will  take the audience on a jaded trip down memory lane as he recalls his life in the business they call showbusiness.   Alongside them both, will be the authority on everything -  from fruit machines to affairs of the heart  -  the man who isn’t afraid to share his opinion,   Billy Bleach .  

Dave Angel says – “ Carbon footprint aside being on tour is great until Shirley’s sandwiches run out !  I am not eating fast food or processed sandwiches ”!

Angel, Cockles and Bleach are the creations of comedian and actor   Simon Day   and each featured in the BBC’s classic comedy sketch show,   The Fast Show .

Simon Day was born in 1962 and grew up in Blackheath, London.  He discovered a talent for stand-up in his twenties, winning a Time Out Best New Act award in 1991. After working with Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer, he starred in BBC TV’s classic   The Fast Show .  His memoir,   Comedy and Error , was published in 2012 and he has had two series of   The Simon Day Show   on Radio 4. Day starred in the sitcom   The Function Room   on Channel 4.  With film credits including  Shakespeare In Love ,   Run Fatboy Run  and  The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus  and extensive TV credits including  Heartbeat,   Red Dwarf ,   Jonathan Creek ,   Holby City ,   Skins  and of course,  The Fast Show , Simon is a legend of the small screen. 

DAVE ANGEL ECO WARRIOR LIVING THE DREAM TOUR DATES

April 27               Groundlings Theatre                           Portsmouth                            https://www.groundlings.co.uk

May 3 and 4      Cliffs Pavilion                                        Southend                               https://southendtheatres.org.uk

May 5                  Brookside Theatre                               Romford                                 https://www.brooksidetheatre.com/

May 10               Outside the Box                                   New Malden                          https://www.outsidetheboxcomedy.co.uk

May 11               Limelight                                                Belfast                                    https://www.limelightbelfast.com

May 19               Hot Water                                              Liverpool                                https://www.hotwatercomedy.co.uk/

May 20               The Chapel                                           Ormskirk                                https://thechapelormskirk.co.uk

May 26               Borough Theatre                                  Abergavanney                      https://boroughtheatreabergavenny.co.uk

May 27               Millennium Theatre                              Cardiff                                    https://www.wmc.org.uk/en

June 6                Colchester Arts Centre                        Colchester                             https://www.colchesterartscentre.com

June 10              Old Market Theatre                             Brighton                                 https://www.theoldmarket.com

June 21              Chelmsford Theatre                             Chelmsford                            https://chelmsfordtheatre.co.uk

June 23              Blakehay Theatre                                 Weston-Super-Mare            https://blakehaytheatre.co.uk/

June 24              Blakefield Theatre                                Exeter                                    https://exeternorthcott.co.uk

June 30              Watermark Theatre                             Plymouth                               https://watermarktheatre.com/

July 1st               Acorn Theatre                                       Penzance                              https://www.theacornpenzance.com

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• Sun 14 Apr London, Adelphi Theatre An Evening with The Fast Show Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Arabella Weir…
• Mon 1 Apr Liverpool Philharmonic Hall An Evening with The Fast Show Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Arabella Weir…
• Sun 31 Mar Brighton Dome An Evening with The Fast Show Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Arabella Weir…
• Sat 30 Mar Bournemouth Pavilion An Evening with The Fast Show Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Arabella Weir…
• Fri 29 Mar Bristol Beacon An Evening with The Fast Show Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Arabella Weir…
• Thu 28 Mar Birmingham, The Alexandra Theatre An Evening with The Fast Show Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Arabella Weir…
• Wed 27 Mar Nottingham, Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall An Evening with The Fast Show Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Arabella Weir…
• Tue 26 Mar Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne Theatre & Opera House An Evening with The Fast Show Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Arabella Weir…
• Mon 25 Mar Sheffield City Hall and Memorial Hall An Evening with The Fast Show Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Arabella Weir…
• Sat 23 Mar Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre An Evening with The Fast Show Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Arabella Weir…
• Fri 22 Mar Basingstoke, Anvil Arts An Evening with The Fast Show Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Arabella Weir…
• Thu 21 Mar New Theatre Oxford An Evening with The Fast Show Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Arabella Weir…
• Tue 19 Mar York, Grand Opera House An Evening with The Fast Show Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Arabella Weir…
• Mon 18 Mar Stoke-on-Trent, Regent Theatre An Evening with The Fast Show Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Arabella Weir…
• Sun 18 Feb London, Pleasance Theatre An Evening with The Fast Show Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Arabella Weir…

October 2023

• Sun 15 Oct Birmingham Repertory Theatre Stand Up for Felix Dexter Paul Whitehouse, Omid Djalili, Shazia Mirza, John Simmit, Nabil Abdulrashid…

September 2023

• Thu 28 Sep Brighton & Hove, The Old Market Simon Day
• Fri 22 Sep London, West Hampstead Arts Club Simon Day And Friends
• Thu 21 Sep London, West Hampstead Arts Club Simon Day And Friends
• Wed 14 Jun Maidenhead, Norden Farm Centre for The Arts Simon Day
• Tue 6 Jun Colchester Arts Centre Simon Day
• Fri 26 May Abergavenny, Borough Theatre Simon Day is Dave Angel Eco Warrior Billy Bleach, Tommy Cockles
• Wed 24 May Epsom, The Station Simon Day Is Dave Angel
• Thu 11 May Belfast, The Limelight Simon Day
• Thu 23 Mar Reading, Sub89 & Popworld Simon Day And Friends
• Sat 18 Mar Hull, The Polar Bear Simon Day and Friends
• Fri 17 Mar Hull, The Polar Bear Simon Day

November 2022

• Sat 26 Nov Romford, Brookside Theatre Simon Day & Friends
• Sat 19 Nov St Leonards On Sea, Kino Teatr Simon Day & Friends
• Thu 17 Nov The Glee Club Nottingham Simon Day
• Sun 13 Nov Middlesbrough Town Hall Simon Day
• Sat 12 Nov Scarborough, Stephen Joseph Theatre & McCarthy Cinema Simon Day and Friends
• Fri 11 Nov Millom, The Beggar's Theatre Simon Day Comedy Characters
• Thu 10 Nov Carlisle, The Old Fire Station Simon Day and Friends
• Mon 7 Nov Newcastle, The Stand Comedy Club Simon Day and Friends
• Sun 6 Nov Glasgow, The Stand Comedy Club Simon Day and Friends
• Sat 5 Nov Edinburgh, The Stand Comedy Club Simon Day and Friends
• Wed 2 Nov Southend-on-Sea, Cliffs Pavilion Simon Day and Friends

October 2022

• Sat 29 Oct New Malden, The Royal Oak Pub Outside The Box Comedy Club Simon Day
• Thu 27 Oct The Glee Club Birmingham Simon Day
• Fri 21 Oct Deal, Astor Community Theatre Simon Day and Friends
• Thu 20 Oct Portsmouth, Groundlings Theatre Simon Day and Friends
• Wed 19 Oct Southampton, The Stage Door Simon Day and Friends
• Sat 15 Oct Leamington Spa, Royal Spa Centre Simon Day
• Thu 13 Oct Leicester, The Big Difference Just The Tonic Comedy Club - Leicester Simon Day
• Sat 8 Oct Swindon, Wyvern Theatre Simon Day - In Character
• Thu 6 Oct Bath, Walcot House Simon Day - In Character
• Wed 8 Jun London, 100 Club Simon Day

January 2022

• Wed 26 Jan Manchester, Frog and Bucket Comedy Club Simon Day & Friends

December 2021

• Mon 13 Dec London, 100 Club Simon Day
• Thu 9 Dec Hitchin, Town Hall Mostly Comedy Simon Day, Norman Lovett, David Ephgrave

January 2020

• Thu 23 Jan Hitchin, Town Hall Mostly Comedy Simon Day, Phil Kay, David Ephgrave
• Thu 25 Apr Hitchin Folk Club at Hitchin Cricket Club Mostly Comedy Simon Day, Brodi Snook, David Ephgrave, Neil McFarlane (2), Doggett & Ephgrave

December 2018

• Sun 2 Dec Cardiff, St David's Hall Dr John Cooper Clarke, Simon Day

November 2018

• Fri 30 Nov Edinburgh, The Queen's Hall Dr John Cooper Clarke, Simon Day
• Thu 29 Nov Gateshead, The Glasshouse International Centre for Music Dr John Cooper Clarke, Simon Day
• Sat 24 Nov London Palladium Dr John Cooper Clarke, Simon Day
• Fri 23 Nov Brighton Dome Dr John Cooper Clarke, Simon Day
• Thu 22 Nov Manchester, Bridgewater Hall Dr John Cooper Clarke, Simon Day
• Sat 17 Nov O2 Academy Leeds Dr John Cooper Clarke, Simon Day
• Fri 16 Nov Birmingham Town Hall Dr John Cooper Clarke, Simon Day
• Thu 15 Nov Cambridge Corn Exchange Dr John Cooper Clarke, Simon Day
• Tue 13 Nov Salisbury City Hall Dr John Cooper Clarke, Simon Day
• Thu 21 Jun Hitchin Folk Club at Hitchin Cricket Club Simon Day, Lorna Shaw, Doggett & Ephgrave, Spring Day, David Ephgrave
• Sun 8 Apr London, Mirth, Marvel & Maud Simon Day, Clinton Baptiste, Jen Brister, Rosie Wilby, Abi Roberts, Susan Murray …
• Sat 31 Mar Torrington, Plough Arts Centre Simon Day
• Fri 30 Mar Clevedon Community Centre Simon Day
• Sat 24 Mar Scarborough Spa Simon Day
• Fri 23 Mar Sheffield, Abbeydale Picture House Simon Day
• Sat 17 Mar Bridport Electric Palace Simon Day
• Wed 14 Mar Liverpool Philharmonic Hall Simon Day
• Tue 13 Mar Chester, The Live Rooms Simon Day
• Fri 9 Mar Bath, Komedia Simon Day
• Thu 8 Mar Stroud, Subscription Rooms Simon Day

February 2018

• Tue 20 Feb London, 100 Club Simon Day, Barry From Watford, Jeff Innocent
• Fri 16 Feb Westbury, The Laverton Simon Day
• Fri 9 Feb London, Old Nun's Head Lewis Blomfield, Simon Day, Story Beast, Pat Cahill, Sian Clarke

November 2017

• Thu 2 Nov London, Leicester Square Theatre Simon Day

October 2017

• Fri 27 Oct Gateshead, The Glasshouse International Centre for Music Simon Day
• Wed 25 Oct Southport, The Atkinson Simon Day
• Mon 23 Oct Barnsley, The Lamproom Theatre Simon Day
• Sat 21 Oct Maidstone, Hazlitt Theatre Simon Day
• Fri 20 Oct Cambridge Junction Simon Day
• Tue 17 Oct Bromsgrove, Artrix Simon Day
• Mon 16 Oct The Glee Club Cardiff Simon Day
• Sun 15 Oct The Glee Club Birmingham Simon Day
• Sat 14 Oct Simon Day
• Thu 12 Oct Bury St Edmunds, The Apex Simon Day
• Sun 8 Oct Salford, The Lowry Simon Day
• Sat 7 Oct Colchester Arts Centre Simon Day
• Fri 6 Oct Stamford Corn Exchange Simon Day
• Thu 5 Oct Brighton, Komedia Simon Day
• Wed 4 Oct The Glee Club Nottingham Simon Day
• Tue 3 Oct Norwich Arts Centre Simon Day

August 2017

• Wed 16 Aug ➙ Sun 20 Aug Edinburgh, Pleasance Courtyard Simon Day

August 2016

• Tue 30 Aug ➙ Sat 24 Sep London, The Other Palace Simon Day, Laura Kirman, James Marlowe

October 2015

• Mon 19 Oct London, Lyric Theatre Shaftesbury Simon Day, Rhys Thomas

September 2014

• Thu 4 Sep ➙ Sun 7 Sep Portmeirion, Festival Site Festival No.6 Pet Shop Boys, Beck, London Grammar, Bonobo, Jon Hopkins…
• Sat 5 Jul Harrogate Theatre John Cooper Clarke, Mike Garry, Phill Jupitus, Simon Day, Geoffrey Allerton, Luke Wright, Johnny Green …
• Sat 5 Apr Totnes, Unit 23 Live Simon Day

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Tour de France 2023: Adam Yates pips twin Simon to yellow jersey – as it happened

Adam Yates was the surprise winner of opening stage, leading home his twin brother Simon on a great day for the brothers from Bury

• Race report: Adam beats Simon in brotherly break
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• 1 Jul 2023 Adam Yates wins Stage One
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• 1 Jul 2023 Stage one: Bilbao to Bilbao (182km)

Stage One top 10

1. Adam Yates (UAE) 4hr 22sec 49sec

2. Simon Yates (JAY) +04 sec

3. Tadej Pogacar (UAE) +12sec

4. Thibaut Pinot (GFC)

5. Michael Woods (IPT)

6. Victor Lafay (COF)

7. Jai Hindley (BOH)

8. Mattias Jensen (LTK)

9. Jonas Vingegaard (TJV)

10. David Gaudu (GFC)

Stage one report: Bilbao to Bilbao

Adam Yates took the stage win and the race leader’s yellow jersey that went with it as he beat his twin brother Simon by four seconds in Bilbao.

Adam Yates speaks ...

“I don’t even know what to say,” he gaspos, struggling for breath. “I attacked on the descent after saetting the climb up for Tadej and my brother came across to work with me. At first I didn’t know if I should work with him so I asked on the radio and they said ‘Go for it!’. I’m speechless.”

On duking the finish out with his twin brother: “I speak to him every day and we’re rally close, so to share this experience is really nice. I wish he would pull a little bit easier because he almost dropped me at one moment. I’m super happy! I want to keep my feet on the ground because we’re here for Tadej and he’s the boss. Over the next few weeks, I’m sure he’s going to show a lot.”

It's a Yates one-two on stage one ...

Adam Yates leads his twin brother Simon home, winning an eventful stage one in 4hr 22min 49sec. He’ll take the yellow jersey. They attacked just after the final climb passing Pogacar and Vingegaard just before the descent began. It’s a big day for the Yates family – Adam takes his first ever stage win and the Maillot Jaune that happens to go with it.

Adam Yates wins Stage One

800m to go: Simon Yates (Jayco Alula) leads his brother Adam (UAE) but is overtaken. Adam Yates pulls clear on the ramp towards the finish line. His brother Simon follows him home. Tadej Pogacar finishes third. It’s a one-two for the Yates brothers and a one-three for Team UAE.

2km to go: Adam and Simon Yates are sharing the work as they head towards the final ramp that leads to the finish. There’s no time for any cat-and-mouse tomfoolery.

3km to go: Brothers Adam and Simon Yates have opened a lead of 16 seconds over the Vingegaard group. Julian Alaphilippe is way back and won’t be winning today.

8km to go: Pogacar and Vingegaard go over the top of the Col du Pike with only Cofidis rider Victor Lafay for company and the front of the race looks to have been blown to smithereens for now at least. More and more riders will catch them on the downhill, you’d presume.

10km to go: Tadej Pogacar tries to attack on the climb but Jonas Vingegaard is glued to his wheel. Not literally, of course – he’s not a Just Stop Oil protestor.

11km to go: Back at the front of the race, all the big guns are in good positions as they approach today’s final climb, the Category 3 Cote de Pike. It’s two kilometres in length and 212 metres high with a gradient of 10 per cent. Dylan van Baarl is making the pace.

15km to go: Carapaz is back on his bike but his face is a mask of pain and he’s struggling to even turn his pedals. His left knee looks to have taken a mighty whack and he’s already over five minutes behind the leaders. Enric Mas has abandoned and become the first man to leave this year’s race.

16km to go: I haven’t seen the crash which did for Mas and Carapaz but it looks like the former’s race is definitely over. His Movistar team are making no apparent effort to get their star rider back on his bike. That’s so unlucky for them but such are the perils of bike racing.

19km to go: Crash!!! Enric Mas (Movistar) and Richard Carapaz (EF Education) are both standing at the side of the road following a crash and neither look in particularly good shape. The main GC contenders for both their teams, their Tour looks over on day one, even if they are able to continue. Carapaz is given a spare bike and pedals away but his knee looks badly damaged; he’s going to lose a lot of time. Enric Mas is still standing at the side of the road and looks dazedc and ashen-faced. He might have a concussion.

27km to go: Neilsen Powless sprints off the front of the bunch, is first over the top and takes five King of the Mountain points.

27km to go: Jumbo Visma take over at the front of the bunch as they continue their climb, with Dylan van Baarle putting in the hard yards. They’ve a kilometre to go to the summit of Cote De Vivero. Julian Alaphilippe and Mathieu van der Poel, who will each fancy their chances of winning today’s stage, have both seen quite a few of their teammates get dropped.

Tour de France Unchained: “If you enjoyed TdF Unchained, the next step is The Least Expected Day, also available on Netflix,” writes Tim Hoult. “Its first season follows the Movistar team through a really eventful 2019 season that saw infighting, a Grand Tour win, outright dissent with team orders and frequent behind the scenes footage on the bus and in team hotels. Great fun, although I was frequently bewildered at exactly why Movistar have so many leaders in any given race!” Thanks for the recommendation and consider it on my list.

30km to go: The peloton is stung out as the riders tackle the steep gradient of the penultimate climb and plenty more riders are being dropped. Some can’t cope with the high speed and others are keeping their energy in reserve for more important battles ahead. Mikkel Bjerg (UAE) is towing the leaders along.

32km to go: Matteo Trentin brings Tadej Pogacar to the front of the bunch, where he is joined by Julian Alaphilipe, who’s spent most of the day so far loitering at the back of the bunch.

35km to go: Next up is the Cat2 Côte de Vivero, which is 4.2 kilometres in length and has an altitude of 361 metres. As they approach the climb, the bunch is travelling at 33.1km per hour.

Tour de France Unchained: “I enjoyed seeing the more candid footage, but I wasn’t keen on the way that narratives and stories had to be forced on to everything, especially when they were less than accurate,” writes Nick Honeywell. “The Mark Cavendish erasure in the very first episode rather rubbed me up the wrong way; I understand a French-made show would’ve liked to feature Alaphilippe, but to suggest that he (a non-sprinter) was challenging Jakobsen (a sprinter) for a place in the team was risible.”

40km to go: The peloton goes over the Col De Morga and are on a descent that looks punchy. When the road levels out, all the big guns will want to be in the first 20 places of the bunch in a bid to keep themselves out of trouble and in contention at the business end of the stage.

41km to go: Mark Cavendish is one of six or seven riders to have been dropped at the beginning of the climb. He won’t be breaking Eddie Merckx’s record for stage wins today but it was never on the cards given that today’s stage was never going to suit the out-and-out sprinters.

44km to go: The road widens and riders from UAE, EF Education-Easypost and Groupama-FDJ can be seen the front with the bunch two kilometres from the top of the Col De Morga.

47km to go: Riding as one, the bunch is on its way up the Cat4 Col De Morga, a mere speed-bump that’s just 307m high. The riders of Jumbo Visma, Movistar and Bora Hangrohe are all at the front of the bunch.

51km to go: The gap is into 15 seconds and the peloton can see the five breakaway riders ahead of them up the road. Pascal Eenkhorn (Lotto-Dstny), Lilian Calméjane (Intermarché), Simon Guglielmi (Arkea), Jonas Gregaard (Uno-X) and Valentin Ferron (TotalEnergies) we salute you but your moment in the spotlight is over with 50 kilometres to go and three categorised climbs to go in today’s stage.

54km to go: Having passed through it when they contested the intermediate sprint, the breakaway is on its way back though the town of Guernica, where the streets are lined with cheering crowds who seem to be having a great day. They love their cycling in that particular neck of the woods.

55km to go: The five men in the breakaway stretch the elastic again, their lead going back out to 1min 20sec.

An email: “I too enjoyed TDF: Unchained as the background of the race, the thoughts of the riders and how the teams prepare added something in addition to ‘just’ who won what and how,” writes Neil Mackie.

“It did have some Drive to Survive issues in terms of wrong stage footage, and the post-production ‘commentary’ was jarring, but I doubt most viewers will have picked up on that. Oh, and original audio with subtitles is the way to go, with some of my rudimentary French helping out.

“For other cycling news, downhill mountain biking phenom Jackson Goldstone has just won his first elite level world cup race in Val di Sole, Italy (his main competition from the Junior ranks, Jordan Williams, happened to win the first elite race of the season). The link to the TDF is that top level cyclists are getting younger and younger, like Alpecin’s Puck Pieterse winning in women’s elite cross country.”

64km to go: To be clear, he didn’t actually pedal backwards down the course in reverse, he turned around first and went the wrong way down the course.

64km to go: Alexy Lutsenko (Astana) stops to get a new wheel and his teammate Yevgeniy Fedorov stops, turns and cycles about 10 yards back down the road to wait for him and help pace him back to the bunch.

Going backwards down the course is an illegal move, and in this instance one that’s been captured by the TV cameras, as Eurosport’s Australian co-commentator Robbie McEwan points out. Yevgeniy may get a ticking-off from the race commisioners but is unlikely to face any other sanction. The gap is at 27 seconds.

Tour de France Unchained: “I watched the first five episodes and even got my daughter interested in the programme,” writes Patrick Foyle. “It had to be well done for her to be engaged in cycling. Pidcock’s descending was outrageous!”

“My favourite moment was the look of utter disbelief from Charly Wegelius in the EF Education team car watching Tom Pidcock’s descent from the Galibier,” writes Peter Craig.

69km to go: The gap is coming down again as the big GC hitters jockey for position at the front of the bunch with the race entering some difficult technical sections with more narrow roads to negotiate ahead of a descent.

An email: “They breakaway is dead in the water because the peloton has not let them get away,” writes Jeremy Boyce. “There’s been no ‘Give them six minutes now, we’ll have them later’. As I said earlier, the Jumbos and UAEs will be wanting to manage this 21 day race from start to finish. And possibly get their markers down early, as you suggested.”

73km to go: Jonas Gingaard (Uno-X) and Simon Guglielmi (Arkea) had attacked the breakaway but are about to be rejoined by their three fellow escapees. The gap is back out to 30 seconds and there are three categorised climbs remaining in the stage.

75km to go: The breakaway looks unsurpisingly dead in the water, albeit a little earlier than expected. The gap is down to 18 seconds.

77km to go: It’s been a quiet day today so far, with most of the teams keeping their powder dry ahead of what now look like inevitable fireworks at the busimness end of this stage. Should Tadej Pogacar or Jonas Vingegaard win today, there’s a small chance they could become the first rider, since the Belgian Romain Maes 1935, to wear the yellow jersey from pillar to post on the Tour.

81km to go: Uno-X rider Torstein Træen has had a crash, changed his bike, been checked by the doctor and is back on his way again, pedalling along a few hundred yards behind the peloton with a sizeable rip visible on the back of his jersey. He had to wait a while for the team car to bring him a spare bike, possibly because his teammate Jonas Gregaard is in the breakaway.

An email: “I am happy every year to contribute $25 USD to the Guardian in support of their Tour de France coverage,” writes Martin Yeager from Houston (near the Galveston Bay). “I enjoy the 21 days of both the silly and the serious live feed comments. It is pretty on TV but I enjoy the Guardian’s and its readers’ coverage.”

86km to go: Pascal Eenkhorn (Lotto-Dstny), Lilian Calméjane (Intermarché), Simon Guglielmi (Arkea), Jonas Gregaard (Uno-X) and Valentin Ferron (TotalEnergies) continue to lead but are just over a minute clear of a bunch that is keeping them on a very, very tight leash. Since escaping, they’ve only got their lead over two minutes on one occasion and even then only for a few seconds.

Intermediate sprint result

1. Pascal Eenkhorn (20 pts) 2. Simon Guglielmi (17) 3. Valentin Ferron (15) 4. Lilian Calmejane (13) 5. Jonas Gregaard (11) At 1’10’’: 6. Mads Pedersen (10) 7. Peter Sagan (9) 8. Jasper Philipsen (8) 9. Mark Cavendish (7) 10. Bryan Coquard (6) 11. Dylan Groenewegen (5) 12. Jordi Meeus (4) 13. Biniam Girmay (3) 14. Jasper Stuyven 92) 15. Alexis Renard (1)

Christian Prudhomme: A word on today’s stage from the Tour de France director. "The Basque Country doesn’t lack options when it comes to offering opportunities to the puncheurs,” he says. “With 3,300 metres of vertical gain and a double springboard where gaps can be created in the final 30 kilometres in the shape of the Vivero and Pike climbs, discussion about the identity of the first Yellow Jersey holder will focus on attackers with real pedigree, those capable of taking allying their instinct to their power.”

Intermediate sprint: Pascal Eenkhorn (Lotto-Dstny) wins the intermediate sprint in Guernica and takes 20 points.

Tour de France Unchained: In preparation for this year’s Tour, I watched the eight-part behind the scenes documentary about last year’s Tour de France that is currently available on Netflix. I found it thoroughly enjoyable; a bit like Drive To Survive but with far fewer thoroughly unpleasant people. Anyone else seen it? Meanwhile back at this year’s race, the gap is at 1min 28sec with exactly 100 kilometres of stage one remaining.

More top bays: “Can I add Barafundle Bay in Pembrokeshire to the list of great bays?” asks Alan Pedigrew. “It’s stunningly beautiful plus it’s a great word to say!”

“You’ve got to include Wineglass Bay in Tasmania,” writes Richard Kitson. “Beautiful location but the name is a winner on its own!”

An email: “I’m guessing you haven’t been to Sandwood Bay in North West Scotland?” asks Peter Craig. “If Alpecin and Jumbo Visma are controlling the break, my money would be on Van Der Poel or Van Aert rather than Alaphilippe.”

An email: Jeremy Boyce writes in response to Kurt Perleberg’s decidedly tongue-in-cheekl query about the lack of American Tour de France winners since Greg Lemond in 1990.

“Of course another American did ‘win’ the Tour, on numerous occasions, except he was doing and dealing dope and was rightly stripped of his titles,” he writes. “Why don’t they win more often? Maybe road biking just isn’t interesting enough for them. They have plenty of their own sports to watch where a match takes half a day day, but with a Grand Tour it takes 21 days to get a result and we all know how they love to have a result at the end of each match, hence their obsession with shoot-outs.

“The Tour has a daily winner, no shoot out needed, but it builds the overall suspense over 3 weeks, more like watching a whole season of Dallas than an episode of The X Files.”

A good email, Jeremy, although I’m not sure Floyd Landis will appreciate being further erased from the history books he has been erased from once already.

113km to go: With faces set in “grimace mode” the five riders in the breakaway make their way up a stiff Category Three climb, the second of the day, with two King of the Mountains points on offer at the top. Gregaard attacks but is reined in after going too early. Pascal Eenkhorn (Lotto-Dstny) is first over the top and is now in the virtual polka-dot jersey by dint of his second place finish on the first climb.

An email: “I’d be quite surprised if, as a professional cyclist, you’d be thrilled about winning an over-30’s, or heaven forbid, over-35’s competition,” writes David Hindle. “Strangely though, in the amateur, open road race world, at least here in Germany, it’s all done by age group. When you reach Masters III, or worse still IV, it’s a mixed bag. The constant reminder of how old and past it you are, mixed with the secret desire to be able to claim bragging rights for being the fastest 55-year-old in the race.”

121km to go: The riders continue to barrel along at an avergae speed of 40.2km per hour and the gap is 1min 34sec. AG2R Citreon rider Benoit Cosnefroy has dropped out of the bunch on a descent with a mechanical and has received a replacement bike.

An email: “No American has won the Tour De France since Greg Lemond in 1990,” writes Kurt Perleberg. “Why has it been so long?”

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Discover the Battleship of Presidents and the West Coast’s only battleship museum.  A unique experience on board takes you on a memorable journey through World War II, Korean War, and Cold War; following in footsteps of thousands of sailors that lived on a city at sea.  Visitors tour six decks and numerous exhibits on the Battleship that hosted three U.S. Presidents during her service as a symbol of democracy.  The Battleship USS IOWA is located at the L.A. Waterfront, former home to the US Navy Battleship fleet, an area rich in maritime history.  Also included in this popular tour is the Reagan Ranch!  Then you will journey on to the Big Island for waterfalls, volcanos, snorkeling and ending at Pearl Harbor and the city of Honolulu!

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This tour is wheelchair accessible and is also designed for visitors who have difficulty climbing up and down stairs, or who cannot stand or walk for lengths of time. The Accessibly Designed Grand Rooms Tour visits the estate’s most opulent social gathering rooms to reveal what it was like to be a guest at The Enchanted Hill—known today as Hearst Castle. TOUR RESERVATION, CHANGE AND CANCELLATION POLICY Reservations can be made, changed, or cancelled at ReserveCalifornia.com or […]

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For those fascinated by the trajectory of the Enchanted Hill, and W. R. Hearst’s unique collaboration with architect Julia Morgan, the Designing the Dream tour weaves through the nearly three decades of planning and construction that comprised the astounding estate’s history. The earliest years are viewed in Casa del Sol, a guest cottage from the very first stage of the project; the middle-years are represented by the iconic swimming pools so closely associated with the estate; […]

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