Sydney, only this:

https://www.filmon.com/tv/itv1

 

I think I will pay 15 USD for watching it without ads this time

https://www.filmon.com/subscriptions

 

 

Better Man .. I was going to subscribe to this , how do you cancel afterwards as it says it will occur each month starting June ...I cannot find the option to cancel or just purchase 1 month only

 

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Better Man .. I was going to subscribe to this , how do you cancel afterwards as it says it will occur each month starting June ...I cannot find the option to cancel or just purchase 1 month only

 

http://i66.tinypic.com/33xijyq.jpg

 

 

 

I found it ...thanks B-)

I cannot get ITV here so I have subscribed for one month to one of those steaming channels , I just could not miss the match & the build up to same :cheer:

I think Robbie is on Loose Women this week :unsure:

this Friday, you're right :)

this Friday, you're right :)

 

with Olly and Paddy MacGuiness. It's a pre-recorded Soccer Aid special :)

& there is something on the Chase as well on Friday I think , not a 100% but think there might be :unsure:

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https://twitter.com/socceraid/status/100401...6882182/photo/1

 

Government doubles charity donations to improve lives of world’s poorest

25 charities have benefitted from UK Aid match funding which together with public donations means more than £66 million for life-changing projects globally.

 

Published 6 June 2018

 

Department for International Development, Prime Minister's Office, 10 Downing Street, The Rt Hon Theresa May MP, and The Rt Hon Penny Mordaunt MP

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The British public have had their own charitable donations doubled through the government’s UK Aid match scheme, the Prime Minister will announce later today (Wednesday 6 June) at a reception in Downing Street.

 

25 charities across the UK will have their charitable appeals for 2017/18 boosted, raising a total of £66 million, for life-changing projects in 20 different countries around the world. Government funding of more than £30 million by UK Aid Match is the largest annual contribution by the programme since 2013.

 

Prime Minister Theresa May made the announcement at a reception for Soccer Aid for Unicef which has raised £24 million in the last 12 years to support vulnerable children around the world since it started. She welcomed charities, school children and celebrities to celebrate contributions of British charity givers and the power of British aid to change the lives of some of the world’s poorest and most vulnerable people.

 

Through UK Aid Match for every £1 donated, the government will contribute £1, giving the British public a say in how aid is spent, helping these projects to go even further.

 

The programme has helped save lives and create new opportunities for thousands of people across some of the poorest parts of the world. It has helped vaccinate children against preventable killer diseases, given people clean drinking water and food, stopped infectious diseases from reaching our shores and helped to create jobs so people can earn a living.

 

Prime Minister Theresa May said:

 

These charities do vital work improving the lives of some of the world’s poorest people and so I am pleased that the Government is able to double the impact they can have, bringing the total raised to more than £60 million.

 

We could not have done this without the extraordinary generosity of people in the UK and their determination to support others in need.

 

Today’s reception is a chance to celebrate charity workers and the kindness of those who help raise money including the Unicef, Soccer Aid participants who have previously raised £24 million to support vulnerable children around the world.

 

Secretary of State for International Development Penny Mordaunt said:

 

UK aid will continue to work to make the world – and ultimately the UK – a better, safer and more prosperous place and through UK Aid Match we are giving the British public a say in how the aid budget is spent. We will be matching all UK public donations to Soccer Aid for Unicef pound-for-pound up to £5 million.

 

I want to say a huge thank you to the British public whose fundraising efforts are helping save lives around the world. Today’s reception is about them.

 

Unicef UK Executive Director Mike Penrose said:

 

We are incredibly grateful to the Prime Minister for hosting this important celebration of UK aid and the huge impact it has for children around the world.

 

Soccer Aid for Unicef is a prime example of the power of the British public – digging deep and showing their generosity time and time again. And with the UK government matching public donations for Soccer Aid for Unicef pound-for-pound this year, together we can make double the difference for children.

 

The UK government is currently matching public donations to Soccer Aid for Unicef. The appeal culminates in a charity football match, taking place this Sunday (10 June) at Old Trafford in Manchester.

 

Donations to Soccer Aid for Unicef matched by UK Aid Match will go towards ending preventable diseases in children, saving the lives of new born babies and helping to end child hunger in Eswatini (formerly known as Swaziland) and Lesotho.

 

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/governme...-worlds-poorest

Robbie Williams joins Mark Wright and a host of celebrity pals to promote Soccer Aid football match... just hours after escaping huge London hotel fire

 

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Some great pics in link below

 

 

I hope Jonny & Robbie are very proud of wht they have achieved

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/artic...aping-fire.html

 

 

 

Soccer Aid 2018 lineups

 

 

England XI

 

© Robbie Williams

 

Sir Mo Farah

 

Olly Murs

 

Paddy McGuinness

 

Joe Wicks

 

Michael Owen

 

Jamie Redknapp

 

Ben Shephard

 

Mark Wright

 

Wes Brown

 

Lee Mack

 

Robbie Fowler

 

Freddie Flintoff

 

Myles Stephenson

 

Bradley Walsh

 

Phil Neville

 

Danny Murphy

 

Damian Lewis

 

David Seaman

 

David Harewood

 

Billy Wingrove

 

 

 

World XI

 

© Usain Bolt

 

Gordon Ramsay

 

Clarence Seedorf

 

Robert Pires

 

Yaya Toure

 

Brendan Cole

 

Edwin van der Sar

 

Patrick Kluivert

 

Kevin Pietersen

 

Dan Carter

 

Eric Cantona

 

Ashley Fongho

 

Jaap Stam

 

Martin Compston

 

Ioan Gruffudd

 

Jeremy Lynch

 

Nick Byrne

 

When is Soccer Aid 2018?

 

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/...s-revealed.html

The match & cause are getting really good publicity

 

 

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/artic...aping-fire.html

Robbie Williams joins Mark Wright and a host of celebrity pals to promote Soccer Aid football match... just hours after escaping huge London hotel fire

 

http://i66.tinypic.com/2zo8yzb.jpg

Some great pics in link below

I hope Jonny & Robbie are very proud of wht they have achieved

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/artic...aping-fire.html

 

 

Shaking the copper's hand. Good man. B-)

I don't think they've had a trip to number 10 since the first one in 2006.

 

Shame Jonny missed this. He should have been there. I think Olly will take the Captain's armband at the match.

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:wub:

Omg, there was a fire at his hotel? :o

 

I'm glad he is ok!

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https://twitter.com/BbMrsbrownsboys?lang=en

Absolutely well done to the BBC for getting involved & support SA this year, Damien Lewis & Lee Mack were on the One Show this evening

STARS COLLIDE Paddy McGuinness, Mark Wright and Olly Murs launch Soccer Aid at Downing Street bash

The stars stepped to launch the Soccer Aid which Robbie Williams set up back in 2006

 

By Adam Nutburn

7th June 2018, 4:56 pmUpdated: 7th June 2018, 4:57 pm

 

 

Heaps of pics below

 

https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/64737...id-2018-launch/

 

 

it's rather a shame that the press rarely mention Jonny these days

Absolutely well done to the BBC for getting involved & support SA this year, Damien Lewis & Lee Mack were on the One Show this evening

 

Usain Bolt is on Graham Norton tomorrow although I'm sure that won't be just about SA.

 

I had a sneak peak at the weather forecast - quite a lot of sun forecast for the weekend in Manchester. B-)