Craig Phillips
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 52 |
Date of birth | October 16,1971 |
Zodiac sign | Libra |
Born | Liverpool |
United Kingdom | |
Height | 168 (cm) |
Job | Construction worker |
Presenter | |
TV Personality | |
Movies/Shows | Bo' Selecta! |
Back to Reality | |
Big Brother | |
60 Minute Makeover | |
Spouse | Laura Sherriff |
Televis | Big Brother 1 |
Children | Lennon Thomas Phillips |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 468655 |
Poseidon and the Sea of Fury
Hades and the Helm of Darkness
Ares and the Spear of Fear
Hephaestus and the Island of Terror
Typhon and the Winds of Destruction
Hermes and the Horse with Wings
Uranus and the Bubbles of Trouble
Hyperion and the Great Balls of Fire
Perseus and the Monstrous Medusa
Cronus and the Threads of Dread
Apollo and the Battle of the Birds
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Heroes in Training 4-Books-in-1! Volume Two: Typhon and the Winds of Destruction; Apollo and the Battle of the Birds; Ares and the Spear of Fear; Cronus and the Threads of Dread
The Time- Tripping Faradays
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The Shadow Stealers
Dragon's Lair
The Adventures of Jack Scratch: The Quest for the Hiss-Paniola
Zeus and the Dreadful Dragon
The Dragon of Rome
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Disguised and Dangerous
Let Sleeping Dogs Spy
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101 Things to Do Before You Drive
My Story: Building Beyond Big Brother
Into the Fire
Great Naturalists, Level 16
The Heart of the Forest
Craig Phillips Life story
Craig Phillips is an English television personality and builder. He is known for winning the first series of Big Brother in 2000. He is trained as a bricklayer, and has appeared in numerous television series related to building since winning Big Brother.
Commonwealth Games: Gold Coast mayor scraps bid for 2026 event
By Tiffanie TurnbullBBC News, Sydney
The Gold Coast has withdrawn its bid to host The Next Commonwealth Games , ending any hope The Tournament could still be held in Australia.
The Coastal City hosted The 2018 Games, and Mayor Tom Tate had - unilaterally - insisted it could do it again.
But The federal and state governments have repeatedly ruled out supporting The Event , as had his own deputy mayor.
Organisers have said they may have to postpone or cancel The Next instalment of The Games .
The Commonwealth Games are a multi-sport tournament that take place every Four Years . They have only ever been cancelled during World War Two. To be eligible to participate in The Games , competitors must be from one of over 70 nations or territories - Many of which were once part of The British Empire .
The Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) had struggled to find a host for The 2026 Games before Victoria volunteered, and a month after The State 's withdrawal, The only contender for The 2030 Games - The Canadian province of Alberta - also dropped its hosting plans.
There are No Other firm bids to host either The 2026 or 2030 Games. Governments say The cost of The Event is skyrocketing, while experts argue its global image and perceived relevance is waning.
Organisers had originally estimated The Victorian Games - hosted across cities including Geelong, Bendigo, and Ballarat - would cost A$2. 6bn (£1. 4bn; $1. bn), but The government said it had ballooned to over A$6 bn.
Mr Tate had said The Gold Coast could host a " streamlined" version of The Event for A$700m and had floated The idea of sharing The Tournament with The City of Perth - a six-hour flight away.
He says his plan had attracted support from Australian billionaires like Gina Rinehart and Gerry Harvey and athletes who are desperate for The Event to proceed, but that it could not win over The Queensland or federal governments.
" We did our best and that's all people can expect, " Mr Tate said in a statement on Sunday.
Australia will now be known as " a place that reneges on a global sports contract" leaving its reputation " in tatters" he added.
Commonwealth Games Australia (CGA) had stated they wanted to keep The Games in Australia, but chief executive Craig Phillips said he understood Mr Tate's decision.
" CGA, alongside our colleagues at The CGF, are working tirelessly to find an alternative solution for The athletes of Australia and The Pacific and conversations continue on four continents including here At Home , " He Said , according to.
Source of news: bbc.com