"Mind Your Language" makes learning fun and takes the chore out of studying. Targeted for the ages of 8-15, it is the first language game made for younger audiences as well as other generations ...

Pik-Sen Lim, an actress known for roles across British and Malaysian television, has died at age 80. Per Malay Mail, the Penang-born actress appeared in numerous roles over the years, including ...

She featured in her spouse's scripted Doctor Who serial The Mind of Evil in 1971. Pik-Sen also shone in three series of the sitcom Mind Your Language, where she used an exaggerated Chinese accent.

Pik-sen Lim, the Malaysian-born actress, who has died aged 81, found fame in the 1960s playing the first Chinese character to be a regular in a UK soap opera, Staff Nurse Kwei-Kim Yen in Emergency ...

Many in the UK felt the government was over-reacting to the use of a word which was hardly offensive given the use of much stronger language in ordinary day to day conversation.

Madrid, July 16 2008 – V.2 PLAY announces the distribution agreement between Virgin PLAY, and Atari Italy. Atari Italy will manage the distribution of the Mind Your Language™ series for DS ...

Pik-sen Lim, actress in Mind Your Language and one of the first regular Asian faces on British TV She became well-known for Emergency – Ward 10, but Mind Your Language proved more problematic ...

The actress was best known for her roles in Doctor Who and rose to fame playing Chung Su-Lee in the 1970s comedy Mind Your Language.

Talking to your team is a thankless responsibility. It is your job to coach them, hype them up and keep them motivated. While it can be easy to often say the first thing that pops into your mind ...

British actress Pik-Sen Lim, best known for her roles on shows including Doctor Who and Mind Your Language, has died aged 80.

Pik-Sen Lim, an actress known for roles across British and Malaysian television, has died at age 80. Lim also played an important role in video games, as the narrator for the opening cinematics of ...