This turned up on one of my newsgroups and it so tickled my sense of humour I just had to share.
From the New Scotsman.
"...However, one pensioner who also found fame on Britain's Got Talent as
a breakdancer has found the downside of celebrity after part of his
disability benefits were stopped when he was seen by government
officials on the show.
Fred Bowers, 73, from Leicestershire, was an instant hit when he
performed the act, honed on dance floors seven days a week, in front
of millions of viewers."
Review: MURDER AT THE VICARAGE, Agatha Christie
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Originally published 1930
- This edition an e-book on Kindle from Amazon
- ASIN : B0FDT36R5M
- Publisher : Ft. Raphael Publish...
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