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You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy noticeThere are very few adult actors who can morph into an adolescent at the click of a finger: Kris Marshall’s one of them.He’s a natural comedian, and at 41 years old he doesn’t look a day over 30, dressed in white Converse hi tops, baggy denim jeans and grey T shirt, while his floppy red hair hangs over his black Ray Ban specs.Kris can’t help but crack a joke before answering every single one of our questions, making it difficult not to picture him in the role that catapulted him to fame, the sarcastic teenager Nick Harper in BBC1’s My Family.Yet he’s trying his best to convince us he’s better in non comedy roles.”I actually started off doing straight roles,” he tells Love Sunday, as that natural smirk appears across his face. “I consider myself a serious actor with a funny face and good timing, but maybe I’m just lying to myself. I’ve done a lot of serious stuff that people don’t recognise me for.”Kris may be right, think back to DS Luke Stone in ITV’s Murder City or Pasha in ITV’s Doctor Zhivago, but there is, however, one role of his which we can’t forget doting husband Adam from the BT adverts.Kris in those heart warming BT advertsHis memorable performance in over 40 ads may have helped raise BT’s profile but, in an ideal world, Kris says he’d like to be known for more than a promoter of high speed broadband.”Some people know me for my films, others know me for prison (joke), others know me for taking my kid to school,” Kris says.

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“There can be no doubt the future of transportation, starting now, is electric,” said Fred Krupp, head of the Environmental Defence Fund, which is working with GM on the strategy. And GM is not alone. Last week, Ford Motor Co. “The prescribed grazing is planned for this spring and fall and we hope to continue this practice over the next few years to reduce the abundance of invasives.” Goats are natural grazers and enjoy snacking on invaders such as buckthorn, honeysuckle and garlic mustard, eating an average of 8 pounds of vegetation per day. This prescribed grazing is an important land management tool for natural areas and an important component of the Integrated Pest Management (IPM) plan PDF. As part of this project, staff have developed a fact sheet with answers to the most frequently asked questions.