- (and
occasionally longtime residents) are
formally referred to as "
Liverpudlians" but are more
often called "Scousers", a
reference to the form of stew...
-
Natives and/or
residents of
Liverpool are
formally referred to as
Liverpudlians, but are more
often called Scousers. The
northern variation of Scouse...
- but ten had been
captured by
February 2020. British, and
especially Liverpudlian, drug
traffickers have been
operating in the
Netherlands since as early...
- 1730s, the
Black community of
Liverpool is Britain's oldest, with some
Liverpudlians being able to
trace their black heritage for as many as ten generations...
- in 1996. The show was
created by
Carla Lane and Myra Taylor. The two
Liverpudlian housewives had met at a
local writers club and
decided to pool their...
- in the
Crouch End area of London. Hart is a
lifelong friend of
fellow Liverpudlian actor David Morrissey.
Rebecca Flint Marx (2015). "Ian Hart interview"...
- "money";
though this is not a
Liverpudlian Scouse expression but ****ney
rhyming slang ("bread and honey").
Liverpudlians at the time
largely referred...
-
brief tour of
Scotland as the
backing group for pop
singer and
fellow Liverpudlian Johnny Gentle. By
early July, they had
refashioned themselves as the...
- home, she d**** her hair red and
reinvented herself as a 17-year-old
Liverpudlian girl
called Georgina Cates who had no
previous acting experience. When...
- At the time, Caine's
working class ****ney, just as with The Beatles'
Liverpudlian accents,
stood out to
American and
British audiences alike. Zulu was...
