Rhys Thomas
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| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | 45 |
| Date of birth | December 12,1978 |
| Zodiac sign | Sagittarius |
| Born | Basildon |
| United Kingdom | |
| Spouse | Lucy Montgomery |
| Job | Comedian |
| Writer | |
| Film director | |
| Film Producer | |
| Voice acting | |
| Children | 2 |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 469487 |
The Unlikely Heroics of Sam Holloway
Discover Your Purpose: How to Use the 5 Life Purpose Profiles to Unlock Your Hidden Potential and Live the Life You Were Meant to Live
The Suicide Club
On the Third Day
The Ruby Slippers of Oz
THE RUBY SLIPPERS OF OZ: Thirty Years Later
The Secret Life of Sam Holloway
DANGER CLOSE: The Rescue of ODA-525
Static Demagogue
Hotel Street Harry
Eternity's Trap
Freddie Mercury: The Great Pretender
A Year in the Life of a Year
Nathan Barley
Fun at the Funeral Parlour
Beyond the Pole
Queen: Days of Our Lives
Queen at Wembley
The Fast Show
Blunder
Tittybangbang
Bang, Bang, It's Reeves and Mortimer
Bellamy's People
Popetown
Sirens
A Town, a Gangster, a Festival
A Night in Bohemia
Brian Pern: 45 Years of Prog and Roll
Scission
The Wall
The Life of Rock with Brian Pern
Rhys Thomas Life story
Rhys Thomas is a British director, producer, actor, comedian and writer. He is most famous for his roles in Star Stories, The Fast Show, Sirens and Nathan Barley. He also appears as Gary Bellamy on Radio 4's Down the Line and its television spin-off, Bellamy's People.
Covid: Anti-fraud effort criticised, and contact-tracing 'sex voicemail'
... Carmarthenshire doctor Dr Rhys Thomas teamed up with colleagues in the US to create a simple but powerful device that can remove virus particles from the air...
Hawkeye: A Marvel TV show about a superhero with imposter syndrome
... " I love the idea that Clint is a guy that has been elevated to the status of Avenger but is a human, and I think feels that insecurity and reality, " director and executive producer Rhys Thomas tells Radio 1 Newsbeat...
Covid: Anti-fraud effort criticised, and contact-tracing 'sex voicemail'
Here are five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday morning.
1. Covid loan anti-fraud effort likened to Dad's ArmyGovernment work to tackle fraud of Covid loans during the pandemic was like a " Dad's Army operation" according to a former Treasury minister. Lord Agnew, who stepped down in January over the government's performance on fraud, has told MPs the pandemic created " a happy time to be a crook". The Treasury says it struck The Right balance between issuing loans quickly and guarding against fraud. on Lord Agnew's evidence.
2. Test and Trace worker resigns after 'sex voicemail'An NHS Test and Trace call handler resigned after a member of The Public reported getting, the UK Health Security Agency has confirmed. The recipient, who had tested positive for Covid, says he was " disgusted" by The Message , which was left in December.
3. Care home bans visitors as cases surgeA amid a near-50% weekly rise in Covid cases on The Isle of Man. Salisbury Street Care Home was shut following an outbreak affecting residents and staff, although some visits will be permitted on compassionate grounds. More Than 185 new cases were reported on The Island on Wednesday, bringing the total to 944 - up by 300 in The Last Seven Days .
4. How sewage is key to monitoring virus circulationWith the Covid testing regime winding down, and new variants, scientists say. Queen's University Belfast's wastewater surveillance programme is analysing samples from 31 sites across Northern Ireland . " We can still learn about how The Virus is circulating in the community, where the hotspots are, without the need for individual testing, " says programme co-lead Dr Deirdre Gilpin.
5. Pupils' handiwork making classrooms saferChildren have been helping to. Carmarthenshire doctor Dr Rhys Thomas teamed up with colleagues in the US to create a simple but powerful device that can remove virus particles from the air. And Ysgol Gymraeg Ffwrnes Llanelli decided to buy materials - a fan, filter card and Tape - for the DIY machines, rather than shelling out on pre-made purifiers. Several schools in The County are now using them. " I have been amazed by the excitement and enthusiasm of The Children who want to learn How To keep each other safe by cleaning the air and go build The Machines themselves, " says Dr Thomas.
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