Ranulph Fiennes
Explorer
Ranulph Fiennes was born in Paraguay on March 7th, 1944 and is the Explorer. At the age of 80, Ranulph Fiennes biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
Date of Birth
March 7, 1944
Nationality
United Kingdom
Place of Birth
Paraguay
Age
80 years old
Zodiac Sign
Pisces
Profession
Athletics Competitor, Biographer, Explorer, Marathon Runner, Writer
Ranulph Fiennes Height, Weight, Eye Color and Hair Color
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Ranulph Fiennes Religion, Education, and Hobbies
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Education
Mons Officer Cadet School
Ranulph Fiennes Spouse(s), Children, Affair, Parents, and Family
Spouse(s)
Ginny Pepper, (m. 1970; died 2004), Louise Millington (m. 2005)
Children
1
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Siblings
Mark Fiennes (third cousin), Joseph Fiennes (third cousin, once removed), Magnus Fiennes (third cousin, once removed), Martha Fiennes (third cousin, once removed), Ralph Fiennes (third cousin, once removed), Sophie Fiennes (third cousin, once removed), Hero Fiennes Tiffin (third cousin, twice removed)
Gerry Gallacher, the ex cop who solved Emma's murder in his spare room, questioned the evidence in the case of a woman discovered dead in the woods. However, when he finally cracked the case, the police who had failed to locate the perpetrator also became suspicious, and HIM was investigated
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March 18, 2024
Every police incident room has one: a crime wall in which clues are displayed. Names, photographs, charts, lurid Post-it notes, and random scribbles are among the hundreds of names, images, maps, and cryptic notes that will be created and the mystery solved on one day. Gerry Gallacher, a former detective who was inset, had such a wall. However, he was supposed to be discovered in his immaculate home's third bedroom in a quiet cul-de-sac outside Glasgow. Not for Gerry golf or model aeroplanes retired in retirement. In his spare room, he was attempting to solve a murder. When asked about the massive amount of paperwork his retirement 'project' must have involved sifting through, he smiles. 'Oh aye, pages sprang all over the floor and then up the wall, stuck with Sellotape,' he says. 'My wife Marjorie will arrive with a sandwich and say, 'You're retired,'s I'm retired.' This isn't your job.' I'd say, 'If this was our daughter, would you not want someone doing this?'
It's been four years since I was mocked for predicting that Brexit would be a huge benefit...At last. Live animal exports to Europe is about to come to an end
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December 23, 2023
SELINA SCOTT: This Christmas, the traditional crib has been at the center of our celebrations throughout the country, in cathedrals, churches, and schools. Any cribs are overspent, store-bought representations of Jesus' birth in the manger. Plasticine, straw, and toys were among those that may have been more lovingly made by children; others may have been more sophisticatedly made by children. Of course, all depict the Nativity in its humble roots. With mother Mary and Joseph, the shepherds tending their flocks, the three wise men, and the lowing animals, the stable, baby Jesus.
As part of the federal effort to raise standards in poor areas, Eton is expected to establish three free selective sixth-form colleges
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August 22, 2023
Three private selective sixth-form colleges will be opened in one of Britain's most exclusive fee-paying colleges. After the Department of Education (DfE) approved the proposals, Eton College and academy trust Star Academies in Dudley, Middlesbrough, and Oldham will begin three state sixth forms. They are among 15 new free schools that the Education Secretary has announced today in an attempt to raise standards in disadvantaged areas. On top of existing funding levels, Eton College will spend around £1 million a year per college, which is about £2,000 per year per student. As part of the agreement, students from the state sixth classes will also have the opportunity to attend a summer school at Eton.