Takeover Radio's Michael Watson talks to Carole Smillie from BBC TV's Changing Rooms and Andrew Graham MBE (the Chairman of Wallpaper week) about the surge in home decorating during the Covid 19 Lockdown.

Amusing outtake from a fundraising film for Glasgow's Riverside Transport Museum that should have ended up on the cutting room floor ;-)

Carol Smillie anxiously looks on as daughter Jodie Knight auditions for The Voice UK

Carol Smillie isn’t looking so, well, smiley when she appears on The Voice UK this Saturday.

The TV presenter isn’t auditioning herself, but she’s instead nervously waiting at the side of the stage whilst her 18-year-old daughter Jodie Knight steps up to sing for the coaches.

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Co-creators of Diary Doll Pants, Annabel Croft and Carol Smillie, share their story at Mums Show Live 2013

David Redfearn member of The Inner Magic Circle Gold star, performs magic with fire to Carole Smillie.

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AOH’s program, LOCAL CHARACTERS, features conversations with residents and provides an opportunity for community members to learn more about one another. In this edition, Gallatin resident Carol Smillie talks about her late husband's service in Vietnam and the war's lasting impact on him. This interview is part of a series focusing on stories related to the Vietnam War, inspired by AOH's October 2022 production of STILL LIFE by Emily Mann.

Part 3 of my Strictly Come Dancing video diary

TV presenter Carol Smillie joins Radio News Hub to offer tips on DIY during lockdown.

Radio News Hub provides news bulletins to radio stations across the world.

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Channel 4's adult, late-night chat show. If you appreciate the upload, buy me a coffee! https://ko-fi.com/neillwilkinson

http://www.sie.ac.uk - Carol Smillie of DiaryDoll talks about her experience of the SIE Summit 2016.

Carol Smillie was in the driving seat when The Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice, Glasgow, took delivery of a brand new car for staff, kindly donated by Taggarts. The Land Rover Discovery Sport SE means clinical and fundraising teams will be able to get out on the road in comfort and style when they are working in the community.
Read the full story here: https://www.princeandprincesso....fwaleshospice.org.uk

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Get Involved: www.ppwh.org.uk/get-involved

In the video you will see Carol visiting Craigies Farm Shop and Cafe, Hunters of Kinross Butchers, Simon Howie Butchers and a Perthshire farm to promote the new Round the Table celebrity cookbook.

The full colour, hardback cookbook features simple, delicious, family favourite beef, lamb and pork recipes from the likes of actor Ewan McGregor, TV presenter Lorraine Kelly and football legend Sir Alex Ferguson. The inspiring collection of easy-to-cook dishes has been published by QMS and the profits from the sale of the book will go to raise funds for children's charities CHAS and CHILDREN 1ST.

Learn CPR with Carol Smillie and the famous song from The Proclaimers: Gonna Be (500 Miles) with a COVID UPDATE

Starting CPR saves lives. Learn more at savealife.scot

See transcript below:

Coffees ready Jimmy.

Jimmy? Jimmy!!

Help!

When I wake up
(When she wakes up)

well, I know I'm gonna be,
I'm gonna be the one that

that you want next to you.
-Carol Smillie?

'Cause if you fall down,
-(If you fall down)

well, I know I'm gonna be,
I'm gonna be the one who

calls for help for you.

-And while you lie down,
-(while you lie down)

I cant hear your heart and breath,
I'm gonna be the one

giving CPR to you.

And with my two hands,
- (with her two hands)

in the middle of your chest,
I'm gonna be the one to

sing and press on you.

And I will press 500 times
and I will press 500 more.

just to be the one who saves you
'till the ambulance comes to your door.

Da dada da, da dada da

'Til the ambulance
comes to your door.

Da dada da, da dada da

'Till the ambulance comes to your door.
- (to your door.)

And I will press 500 times
and I will press 500 more,

just to be the one who saves you
'til the ambulance comes to your door.

And to recap for those who were
singing but not listening

I'm talking to you
bouncing head cat ornament thingy,

Call 999
With COVID around don't get too

close when listening for breathing
and gently place some cloth over

the person's face.

Then push down hard
to the beat of 500 miles

and remember,
keep going until the ambulance arrives.

Allan Mansfield from AM Appliances advises Carol Smillie why it is important to use Finish Dishwasher cleaner every month.

Listen to Carol Smillie give simple instructions to learn CPR.
Any CPR is better than no CPR.
Find out more at savealife.scot

See transcript below:

When it comes to being ready for CPR
here are five top things to remember.

One...

...If someone collapses and isn't breathing,
first call 999, and then shout for help.

Two...

... Clasp your hands together like this.

Three...

... begin hands-only CPR, pressing hard to the beat of 500 miles in the centre of the persons chest.

Four...

... Keep going until the ambulance arrives.

and five...

... Remember, don't delay in starting CPR
because any CPR is better than no CPR.

Visit savealife.scot to find out more.

Carol Smillie sends her best wishes to Harry here at our Sporting Lunch this afternoon.