One minute you're watching the diving trying to figure out the point system

wondering how on earth you learned a double pipe tucking to summer soles and the next

splash you're a millionaire Bl, will you be next?

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Players must be 18 or over. This is Dumpt sponsored volume by the juice. So, And Oh, This is Dumpty Dum, a podcast about the archers and the goings on of Ambridge,

spouting Borsacher banalities, it's P and Q here, Philippa Hall,

and Quentin Rayna.

Plus we've assembled all 20 buyers of a borsichial lad, you lot, are lovely

Dumdie Dumas. But before we get started, we do need to share some terribly sad news.

Anyone who's listened to Dum as long as I have

will know the phrase, Huru, issued by the lovely Millie Bell whose social media

roundups were legendary. Sadly we heard the very upsetting news that Millie Bell died this week and we wanted to let you all know and it seems only fitting for Royfield to say a few words.

Being part of a community. Roy Field to say a few words.

Being part of a community is about sharing or communicating over a shared passion.

Ours is a community where many of us have never actually physically met.

However, through our love of the arches, we've created a space where we've got to know each

other through this podcast and social media.

This connection is as important to us humans as water, food and

shelter. While some may disagree on the exact nature of life or the soul that animates us. We know when we've been touched by someone

and Millie Bell, aka Julie Riley, was one such special person. In many subtle but important ways, Millie made the podcast. For six years

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