A World View from London: World Cup celebrations turn tragic, a remarkable rescue and history revisited
Good Morning Cape Town with Lester Kiewit · 2 July 2026 · 9m
Speaker 1: Cape Talk A Worldview from London with Adam Gilchris. Speaker 2: Good morning Adam, Hi John. Speaker 1: of November. I'm coming up for the finals weekend at Twickenham of the Nation's Cup. Speaker 1: That's a new rugby competition that starts on Saturday with your England against my beloved Speaker 1: spring Bucks. Looking forward to that match at Henry Pollock and his performance in the Speaker 1: way the crowd treats him. What a fascinating character, young Henry. Speaker 2: his teammates sometimes and he just goes a bit too far. So it's a question Speaker 2: of which Henry Pollock you get. Speaker 1: And my Matte, Dave and I, who are going to the rugby want to go Speaker 1: and see the Bayou Tapestry, which is being exhibited in London for the very first Speaker 1: of September and the eleventh of lie next year. And Dave works from home, so Speaker 1: he volunteered to go online and get us tickets for the brief time that we Speaker 1: are in London. And I messaged him at twenty six yesterday evening to say any Speaker 1: seven hundred and ninety seven in the queue. I'm being told I have a wait Speaker 1: time of more than five hours, but don't worry. I don't need to sleep. Is Speaker 1: there must chat, much chat in the UK about how many people want to come
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