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TV tonight: Nick Mohammed has a licence to thrill at the Proms

The Guardian UK Saturday 29 August 2026, 05:15 UTC By Hollie Richardson, Graeme Virtue, Phil Harrison, Jack Seale and Simon Wardell 1 min read
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It’s a huge celebration of classic James Bond music! Plus: a fascinating look at what happened when Wham! went to China. Here’s what to watch this evening 7pm, BBC Two Continue reading...

It’s a huge celebration of classic James Bond music! Plus: a fascinating look at what happened when Wham! went to China. Here’s what to watch this evening

7pm, BBC Two

Continue reading...
Nick Mohammed (PERSON) the Proms It’s (LOCATION) James Bond (PERSON) Wham (PERSON) China (LOCATION)
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