June 30, 2018 by Mr. LJ

Nicholas Parsons on half a century of Just a Minute and feeling sharp at 94

Nicholas Parsons has left his walking stick at the dry cleaner’s:
— Read on www.telegraph.co.uk/radio/radio-presenters/nicholas-parsons-half-century-just-minute-feeling-sharp-94/

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