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[…]ter the birth of two children in the 1970s, Christine left the BBC and became a freelance with jobs at London Weekend Television and then back at the BBC.What happened was that I was asked back for various programmes because, you know, most of my contacts were in the BBC. One of the things that I wo[…]
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