Miles Harrison expresses discomfort with being labeled the "voice of the Lions," despite his significant role in narrating key moments from Test series since 1997.
The Editors have retracted this article due to concerns that there was insufficient evidence for the transitional cerebellar progenitor (TCP) population. Expert post-publication peer review validated this concern, casting doubt on a key novel conclusion of the paper.
Hey everybody. What's up? I've got some good news for everyone. I got my test results back - the scan results, I mean. And it turns out - it looks like there's nothing left, no more cancer. So I'm officially cancer free right now. Thank God for that. And thank you all for your positive vibes, your prayers, all your well wishes. Thank you so much for all your support. And I'm really happy about this. Now I can get on to trying to get myself back to normal instead of this chicken neck and all this stuff. And thank you. That's all I can say. I'm really happy. I still have to go for a new scan every six months for the next couple years to make sure it's still outta me, but as of now, I'm cancer free. Thank you everybody so much.
"Samuel was a dear friend and an incredible actor. 'Towpath' wouldn't exist without him, and the incredible intensity he brought to the role of Detective Bernard Crooke set the tone for the entire film."