The 15 million pound Lotto Super Saturday jackpot must be won this Saturday.

Or thousands of you will win a share of the prize.

But who will it be?

Maybe Raj, watching the racewalk and thinking I could do that.

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rules and procedures apply players must be 18 or over Welcome all you lovely fellow time travellers. It's great to have you with me as

we hortle through history together. A huge thanks to everyone who signed up to my

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Every week you'll get a new video, which I film here at my home in Sterling.

They're a mix of history and comment, hopefully thought-provoking, plenty to get your teeth into. That's what we aim for anyway. Right now it's

time for this week's podcast, my love letter to the British Isles, as we step into the

torrent of words flowing along Fleet Street.

Kue the music. Where you have those places that you think will always be there, places that you think are permanent,

it's worth paying attention to them because the chances are one day you'll close your eyes or you'll turn around and the next time you look gone.

In this episode we follow an ancient river running beneath the Hurley

Burley of London above. Running underground to join Old Father Thames, the river

fleet gave its name to the street above which would become a byword for the British press.

In the 16th century, Vinkin-Davord set up shop here with his printing press and the foundations of a tradition were laid.

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