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- Height6′ 2¾″ (1.90 m)
- Rod Liddle was born on April 1, 1960 in South London, England, UK. He is a writer, known for Some of My Best Friends Are Anglican (2003), Have I Got News for You (1990) and Never Mind the Full Stops (2006).
- SpousesAlicia Monckton(September 2008 - present) (1 child)Rachel Royce(January 6, 2004 - present) (separated, 2 children)
- ChildrenTylerWilderEmmeline
- Educated at the London School of Economics.
- There are plenty of very stupid women at the BBC.
- When King (Jonathan King) was sentenced to seven years in prison for sex crimes I wrote to him sympathising with the harshness of the tariff and the unfairness of the court case, but added that I thought he deserved at least seven years for 'Una Paloma Blanca'. I got a remarkably cheerful letter back from his cell which vaguely agreed on the last point.
- Gary Glitter, from what little I know of him, strikes me as a thick and unpleasant monkey. But they shouldn't cut his songs on grounds of his later behaviour. Even if they are truly fucking awful.
- I would take Hitler, Harriet Harman, George Monbiot and Robert Mugabe doing a barbershop quartet version of Mull of Kintyre over Sting's greatest hits.
- [on BBC coverage of the death of Nelson Mandela] For Christ's sake BBC, give it a bloody break for five minutes, will you? It's as if the poor bugger now has to bear your entire self-flagellating white post-colonial bien pensant guilt; look! Famous nice black man dies! Let's re-run the entire history of South Africa. That's better than watching the country we're in being flattened by a storm.
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