757:. Asked by Neil if receiving an apology from Brand and Ross had mattered to her, she said yes, as she had been "publicly offended and humiliated", and her grandfather "had been humiliated too". When asked by Abbott if all the publicity surrounding the Brand row had helped her career, she responded "not necessarily ... one would think so, but not really." Neil further asked if the apology she received had helped, she replied yes, stating "definitely" to the follow-up comment from Neil of "better to get it than not get it?" When asked finally on the row by Neil if she thought the apologies from Brand and Ross were genuine, she replied that she thought Ross' was, but the fact that Brand had joked about the row on his later tour "negated" his apology.
566:, had been saying one thing, the younger audiences of Radio 1 had been reacting quite differently, and were broadly supportive of Ross and Brand. Some were amazed at the comments of the Prime Minister, with one person observing that "he financial markets are wrecked and all he can do is talk about a petty joke." Others stated that people should "calm down", "get a grip", and that the subject had been "blown out of all proportion". McKenzie also characterised the reaction from the news media as containing "anger: some genuine, some of it synthetic. Some of it comes from the BBC's usual critics." He stated that for the people who worked in the media "profile and salary-envy and
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and paid for her rehab: "I was struggling with addiction for about 10–15 years and I was finding it very hard to get clean and sober. So one of my mutual friends between me and
Russell called him up and said, ‘Georgie needs some help’, and so he sent me to rehab. And so I was physically separated from my drug of choice and I got some therapy and I think that had a big part to play in my recovery journey. He looked me in the eyes and he made his amends to me … he acknowledged it was a private relationship and it shouldn’t have been made public. At the time he had two daughters and it really made him grow and change and I felt it was genuine and I felt he was sorry."
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235:, but was interrupted by Ross shouting out "he fucked your granddaughter". The rest of the message and the following three messages were all characterised by Brand and Ross attempting to apologise for Ross' outburst, but each quickly descended into farce; for example, Brand sang to Sachs: "It was consensual and she wasn't menstrual", and Ross asked to marry him. Brand later said that listening to the calls was like hearing "two idiots dancing towards a canyon".
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children were likely to be listening. Mr Tait added that the Trust considered Brand's "unacceptable, so-called apology" broadcast on Radio 2 on 25 October "exacerbated the intrusion into privacy and the offence". The Trust ... recommended ... that there should be tighter controls on shows made by companies owned by their performers. Brand's show was made by his own firm.
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616:, a friend of Brand's, complained that the press had "dictated the tone" of the controversy, and thought it "typical of the English in general" when "10,000 people get outraged, but only days after it has happened". Gallagher said he had spoken to Brand, who told Gallagher he was "going to fall on his sword".
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mistakes made by BBC editorial and compliance management. The Trust gave its backing to the BBC's response to the incident and Ross' suspension. The BBC stated the incident was a "very, very serious failure in a radio programme where editorial judgement was exercised that seriously let the BBC down".
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said that the phone calls were a "deplorable intrusion with no editorial justification". The Trust found that the existing BBC guidelines should have been sufficient to have prevented the incident, and that the "very offensive" programme should "never have been recorded". It found the failures lay in
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Brand would be a very sad, dull place." She concluded by saying that Brand needed to learn about respecting women, while Ross should just think before he speaks, "I don't have any harder feeling than that." Baillie also made clear that she would not object to the reinstatement of both Brand and Ross.
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Sachs later stated he had not given permission for the messages to be broadcast. The BBC originally stated that they were "not aware of any complaint by Mr Sachs", but later confirmed a complaint had been received, and apologised. Brand issued an apology for making the calls but stated it was "funny"
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Baillie. Baillie stated in the interview that "I think it's way out of proportion what's happened and I don't hate either of them – I don't at all", going on to say "I think they're really talented comedians and I think a world without Jonathan Ross and Russell
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the previous day he had criticised the decision by the BBC to broadcast the programme, which had been recorded two days prior to its transmission, saying that "he BBC was quite wrong to take the decision to broadcast the offensive phone calls". He also demurred about calling for the resignations of
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Russell Brand's appearance on Chris Moyles' Radio 1 show on 21 October. He said this discussion, in itself, was also in breach of editorial guidelines in respect of privacy, offence and the fact it was broadcast at a time when
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said three main failures were made – in exercising editorial control; in following established compliance systems and a failure of judgment in taking editorial decisions. He said the furore could have been avoided if BBC management had followed the corporation's editorial guidelines. "It is a
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government at the next general election, to relax regulation for those broadcasters who agreed to provide only "socially responsible" output. In addition to citing the prank calls as a "perfect example" of where such a "responsibility deal" could have operated, he also pointed to
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anyone in BBC management, saying that "t is wrong, in principle, for politicians to be calling for heads of individual broadcasting to be removed", and criticised the BBC for not releasing the name of the person who had given approval for the show to be broadcast.
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amongst others as shows that would have not been commissioned owing to their controversial content). While criticising those who had complained without seeing the programme and attacking newspapers that attempted to stir up further controversy (in particular the
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catalogue of editorial and management failures," he added. "It was a very offensive programme which should never have been recorded. Once the offensive phone call was made, the recording should have stopped and senior management alerted," he said.
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October 2012 as the B-side to "Cool Zombie", the eventual first single from the album (which finally emerged in January 2013).
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on 19 January 2011, more than two years after the incident. Thompson called the events a "gross lapse of taste by the performers and the production team" (who chose to broadcast the pre-recorded show) that angered
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Baillie, and also to
695:), he did not appear to defend Brand and Ross in particular, stating that the possibility of people being offended by some misjudged humour is "the price you pay for freedom of speech." In a further column in
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923:. The show was watched by 5.1 million viewers, an increase from the 3.74 million of the last show before going off air. Ross' return attracted 25 complaints and three messages of support to the BBC.
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stated that the comedians' behaviour was "well out of order". However, he also suggested that the Prime
Minister should "get on with more important matters" than complaining about "media gossip".
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also expressed his support for Ross, saying the issue had been "blown out of proportion", and blamed the media themselves for escalating it further, stating that Ross was a "national treasure".
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and Ofcom, were investigating the incident, and it was "both unclear which of them the public should complain to and which of them had precedence over the other".
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troupe The Satanic Sluts) to compose the song "Gun in Your Pocket", about the incident, which he intended to release as the lead single for his ninth album
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may play a part in all this. But how many heard the original transmission and how many are responding to the newspapers' quotes or others' arguments?"
938:, Ross was nominated soon after he was banned. Melody Sachs complained about Ross being nominated so soon after the controversy in an interview with
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make a formal complaint to the police. Sachs stated that he had no intention of making a complaint to the police or taking the matter further.
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would be running a story about the phone calls. During the show, Brand apologised to Sachs, but also devoted much of the show to deriding the
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110:
1633:"David Barber, BBC executive, quits after Brand Ross scandal"
722:
broadcast an hour-length documentary on the incident, titled
1456:"Sachs' granddaughter calls for Brand and Ross to be sacked"
422:(which funds the BBC). The chairman of the House of Commons
2709:"Russell Brand Wins Support of PETA Over BBC Prank Scandal"
418:, calling for Brand and Ross to no longer be funded by the
143:
launched investigations. Both Brand and Radio 2 controller
2590:"Jonathan Ross pulls out of hosting British Comedy Awards"
2075:. Series 13. Episode 41. 27 October 2008. 60 minutes in.
351:
were suspended pending the outcome of an investigation by
3139:"Pity the women who come within range of Brand and Ross"
2794:"BBC banned offensive Ross, then put him up for a Bafta"
835:, both of whom worked for Radio 2 at the time, and Dame
718:
A week later, on 5 November 2008, UK television channel
532:
On the same day, Shadow Leader of the House of Commons,
901:
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787:). The project was put on hold when Ant was once again
3039:
Bremner, Charles; Robertson, David (27 October 2008).
3172:
3068:"Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand: past controversies"
2524:"Georgie Girl and her Poussez Posse : interview"
724:
Russell & Ross: What the F*** Was All That About?
2191:"Have you heard the one about the gagged comedians?"
1990:. London: News International Limited. Archived from
1969:. Blackburn: Newsquest Media Group. 30 October 2008.
1381:"This could spell the end for the comedy of cruelty"
1306:. London: News International Limited. Archived from
229:
and the fact that both he and Sachs had appeared in
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co-hosted Brand's show. Baddiel recalled having met
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1369:. Guardian News and Media Limited. 29 October 2008.
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1298:"Tories demand Commons debate on BBC 'Manuelgate'"
1163:
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668:, his worry that the controversy would lead to a "
208:On Thursday 16 October 2008, Sachs, who portrayed
3121:"Welcome to the Blander Broadcasting Corporation"
2696:. Associated Newspapers Limited. 31 October 2008.
1361:"Offence record: The most complained-about shows"
1217:"Pressure mounts over Ross and Brand phone prank"
131:). Brand and Ross were criticised by a number of
2729:"PETA to stand by Russell Brand despite BBC ban"
1815:
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2218:"Dancer in Sachs prank criticises BBC response"
3041:"Transcript: 'offensive' Brand and Ross calls"
1798:"Steve Coogan speaks out about Brand and Ross"
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891:Brand continued to be on the front cover of
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2126:"Gallagher 'outraged' by Brand resignation"
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1464:. London: Guardian News and Media Limited.
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847:Ross had been scheduled to host the 2008
540:Reaction against censures and suspensions
332:Actions taken by Ross, Brand, and the BBC
155:From April 2006 through to October 2008,
2543:"Lesley Douglas to join Universal Music"
2309:"Prank row: Georgina Baillie's reaction"
2051:"O'Grady: 'Move on from Ross and Brand'"
956:On 21 November 2008, the BBC's watchdog
932:was nominated for a BAFTA. According to
843:Subsequent appearances by Brand and Ross
402:Reactions from politicians and the media
313:2008 United States presidential election
3179:
2902:Referring to the incident, BBC trustee
1843:"Tories mull responsible TV incentives"
1437:"BBC suspends top stars in media storm"
976:
769:In 2010, Baillie teamed up with singer
529:before you could say 'Jack Robinson'."
279:during his last radio show, before the
3413:2008 prank telephone calls controversy
2634:. broadcastnow.co.uk. 5 November 2008.
1941:"The issues over standards at the BBC"
3384:Booky Wook 2: This Time It's Personal
2436:
2434:
2331:"Five to air doc on Russell and Ross"
1479:"Sachs accepts presenters' apologies"
1325:"Timeline: Russell Brand prank calls"
1296:Philippe Naughton (30 October 2008).
911:on 23 January 2009, featuring guests
515:, writing in his local newspaper the
7:
2688:"Channel 4 viewers unfazed by Brand"
1980:Nico Hines & Philippe Naughton.
1749:"Ross and Brand, the bigger picture"
1125:Simpson, Aislinn (19 January 2009).
555:
159:presented the weekly BBC radio show
16:Controversial radio incident in 2008
3011:"'No justification' for Brand show"
2985:"'No justification' for Brand show"
2953:"'No justification' for Brand show"
2920:"'No justification' for Brand show"
2886:"'No justification' for Brand show"
2854:"'No justification' for Brand show"
2771:"Ross TV return is watched by 5.1m"
2598:. 'Guardian News and Media Limited.
2541:Plunkett, John (25 November 2008).
2412:Connor, Laura (16 September 2023).
2030:Gabrial O'Rorke (29 October 2008).
1244:"Ofcom to launch BBC Brand inquiry"
1202:"Brand 'sorry' for telephone stunt"
827:phone. Amongst her supporters were
434:Select Committee on Communication,
406:Fifteen MPs signed a motion in the
212:in the 1970s BBC television sitcom
3129:. Guardian News and Media Limited.
2655:. Guardian News and Media Limited.
2645:Leigh Holmwood (31 October 2008).
2569:"Ross steps down from awards show"
2441:Delaney, Zoe (19 September 2023).
2226:. Guardian News and Media Limited.
2178:. Guardian News and Media Limited.
2146:"Petition supports Brand and Ross"
2111:"Oasis star backs radio pal Brand"
1891:. Guardian News and Media Limited.
1870:. Guardian News and Media Limited.
1820:Brittany Peats (29 October 2008).
1733:. Guardian News and Media Limited.
1723:Leigh Holmwood (28 October 2008).
1603:. Guardian News and Media Limited.
1580:"Radio 2 boss quits over call row"
1566:"Brand quits BBC over prank calls"
1542:Thompson, Mark (29 October 2008).
1339:"BBC pressured to sack presenters"
1144:Plunkett, John (27 October 2008).
1037:Patrick Foster (28 October 2008).
984:Rutter, Claire (2 December 2016).
880:Channel 4 +1. The first series of
14:
3320:Under the Skin with Russell Brand
3066:Nicole Martin (29 October 2008).
2792:Foster, Patrick (25 March 2009).
2749:"Brand wins British Comedy Award"
2707:Jason Gregory (31 October 2008).
2610:"Brand to film with Helen Mirren"
2357:"Radio 2 row 'out of proportion'"
2238:"Ross pulls out of Comedy Awards"
2124:Alex Fletcher (30 October 2008).
2005:Nicole Martin (29 October 2008).
1822:"Tory weighs into Ross/Brand row"
1667:Torin Douglas (1 November 2008).
1615:"Ross suspended for three months"
1523:"BBC suspends salamander Davoudi"
1501:"Brand and Ross suspended by BBC"
1417:from the original on 18 June 2022
1389:. 30 October 2008. Archived from
1091:Pool, Hannah (27 November 2008).
1070:"BBC apologises over Brand prank"
3194:
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3098:Martin Moore (30 October 2008).
3081:Rod McKenzie (29 October 2008).
2032:"BBC Comedians' Joke Falls Flat"
1796:Robin Turner (30 October 2008).
1593:Maggie Brown (30 October 2008).
1215:Rob Shepherd (28 October 2008).
53:
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4312:Friday Night with Jonathan Ross
4062:You and the Night and the Music
3725:A Long Walk With... Janice Long
3119:Mark Lawson (30 October 2008).
2668:"Brand's 'Ponderland' draws 1m"
2666:Neil Wilkes (31 October 2008).
2588:Tara Conlan (31 October 2008).
2491:"Adam Ant checks into hospital"
2281:"Charlie Brooker's screen burn"
2259:Anita Singh (31 October 2008).
2216:Owen Gibson (6 November 2008).
2189:Horne, Marc (2 November 2008).
2168:Tara Conlan (31 October 2008).
2049:David Balls (30 October 2008).
1881:Owen Gibson (29 October 2008).
1860:Mark Sweney (29 October 2008).
1690:Anita Singh (7 November 2008).
1544:"Brand and Ross: BBC statement"
1454:Jemima Kiss (29 October 2008).
1168:Anita Singh (29 October 2008).
929:Friday Night with Jonathan Ross
904:Friday Night with Jonathan Ross
866:. The second series of Brand's
807:film, does look like a rubber
511:Secretary of State for Justice
496:On 29 October, Conservative MP
358:Friday Night with Jonathan Ross
3766:The Chris Evans Breakfast Show
2822:Singh, Anita (24 March 2009).
2632:"Brand praised for Ponderland"
2489:Michaels, Sean (24 May 2010).
1631:Nico Hones (7 November 2008).
705:Reaction from Georgina Baillie
545:troubling the United Kingdom.
525:"they'd have been given their
1:
4027:Steve Wright in the Afternoon
3998:The Swing & Big Band Show
3904:Parkinson's Sunday Supplement
3844:From Ragtime to Rock 'n' Roll
1841:Ian Darby (30 October 2008).
736:. She was questioned by host
606:which included the incident.
79:on 18 October 2008, comedian
69:In a pre-recorded episode of
3911:Paul O'Grady on the Wireless
3783:Collection/Our Kind of Music
3168:Ofcom ruling on the incident
753:following the events of the
675:Monty Python's Flying Circus
665:Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe
364:Film 2008 with Jonathan Ross
113:. The event became known as
3986:Summer Sounds/Summer Sports
3837:Sunday Night is Music Night
3833:Friday Night Is Music Night
2773:. BBC News. 24 January 2009
2612:. BBC News. 1 November 2008
2359:. BBC News. 7 November 2008
2240:. BBC News. 31 October 2008
650:Former celebrity publicist
338:Director-General of the BBC
271:when he took charge of the
135:, including Prime Minister
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4282:2008 in the United Kingdom
4102:BBC Radio 2 Electric Proms
3637:The Radio 2 Rockshow with
3631:The Radio 2 Breakfast Show
3288:Brand X with Russell Brand
3281:Russell Brand's Ponderland
3267:Russell Brand's Got Issues
2289:. London. 29 November 2008
873:Russell Brand's Ponderland
815:Support for Lesley Douglas
811:so I see why he said it."
562:, BBC television, and the
466:London School of Economics
309:2007–2008 financial crisis
4246:prank telephone calls row
3617:: For The Love of Hip Hop
3345:The Emperor's New Clothes
300:Jerry Springer: The Opera
3049:. London. Archived from
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1781:. London. Archived from
1700:. London. Archived from
1639:. London. Archived from
1178:. London. Archived from
1047:. London. Archived from
658:TV critic and columnist
450:Shadow Culture Secretary
370:Never Mind the Buzzcocks
303:and rolling coverage of
4231:Timeline of BBC Radio 2
4139:'s Shiny Happy Playlist
4079:BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards
3890:The Organist Entertains
3505:Dance Sounds of the 90s
3352:Russell Brand: Re:Birth
3013:. BBC. 21 November 2008
2987:. BBC. 21 November 2008
2113:. BBC. 30 October 2008.
1669:"It's not all over yet"
1617:. BBC. 30 October 2008.
1582:. BBC. 30 October 2008.
1568:. BBC. 29 October 2008.
1327:. BBC. 30 October 2008.
1204:. BBC. 26 October 2008.
317:2008 Nord-Kivu campaign
283:had printed the story.
121:(a reference to Sachs'
4302:Entertainment scandals
4244:The Russell Brand Show
4210:BBC Radio 2 Eurovision
3944:Radio 2 Arts Programme
3930:The Russell Brand Show
3789:The Day the Music Died
3511:Elaine Paige on Sunday
3497:The Country Show with
3338:Brand: A Second Coming
3313:The Russell Brand Show
3274:The Russell Brand Show
2751:. BBC. 7 December 2008
2311:. BBC. 29 October 2008
2134:. Digital Spy Limited.
1503:. BBC. 29 October 2008
1481:. BBC. 29 October 2008
1341:. BBC. 29 October 2008
1246:. BBC. 28 October 2008
1072:. BBC. 27 October 2008
410:, tabled by Labour MP
162:The Russell Brand Show
72:The Russell Brand Show
3965:Sing Something Simple
3773:Chris Evans Drivetime
3525:The Good Groove with
3106:. Mousetrap Media Ltd
3083:"Open and shut case?"
2384:(19 September 2023).
849:British Comedy Awards
623:' incident away from
4036:'s Sunday Love Songs
3992:Simon Mayo Drivetime
3852:It's Been a Bad Week
3802:Drivetime Show with
3581:My Life In A Mixtape
3489:The Blues Show with
1946:Lancashire Telegraph
1441:Agence France-Presse
662:stated on his show,
518:Lancashire Telegraph
414:and Conservative MP
188:On 11 October 2008,
4317:Radio controversies
4256:BBC Light Programme
4205:BBC Radio 2 Country
4109:Radio 2 in the Park
3958:Saturday Night Jack
3937:Rockin' with Suzi Q
3651:Sophie Ellis-Bextor
3543:The Jazz Show with
3533:Good Morning Sunday
3517:The Folk Show with
3137:(2 November 2008).
3073:The Daily Telegraph
2828:The Daily Telegraph
2266:The Daily Telegraph
2019:on 1 November 2008.
2012:The Daily Telegraph
1939:(30 October 2008).
1907:The Daily Telegraph
1747:(30 October 2008).
1704:on 10 December 2008
1697:The Daily Telegraph
1393:on 2 November 2008.
1386:The Daily Telegraph
1175:The Daily Telegraph
1131:The Daily Telegraph
941:The Daily Telegraph
740:and regular guests
259:for its support of
4287:2008 controversies
4155:'s One Hit Wonders
4123:Features, podcasts
4020:Sunday Night at 10
3870:Listen to the Band
3734:Desmond Carrington
3700:Tracks Of My Years
3615:Romesh Ranganathan
2959:. 21 November 2008
2926:. 21 November 2008
2892:. 21 November 2008
2860:. 21 November 2008
2737:. 31 October 2008.
2577:. 31 October 2008.
2154:. 29 October 2008.
2099:. 30 October 2008.
1909:, 22 November 2008
1849:. Haymarket Media.
1806:. Media Wales Ltd.
1785:on 5 October 2009.
1531:. 29 October 2008.
1443:. 29 October 2008.
1182:on 1 November 2008
455:, speaking on the
396:licence fee payers
263:in the lead-up to
250:The Mail on Sunday
106:The Mail on Sunday
4292:BBC controversies
4264:
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4251:BBC Radio 6 Music
4118:
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3981:Sounds of the 50s
3820:Family Favourites
3748:Breakfast Special
3684:Sounds of the 90s
3679:Sounds of the 80s
3673:Sounds of the 70s
3666:Sounds of the 60s
3645:Sunday Love Songs
3434:
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3422:
3377:Articles of Faith
3245:Television/Online
2337:. 31 October 2008
1413:. 13 April 2021.
1274:. 29 October 2008
1010:Holmwood, Leigh.
878:timeshift channel
755:MP's expenses row
588:, a presenter on
438:, in a letter to
428:John Whittingdale
361:television show,
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4179:'s Magnificent 7
4049:Wake Up to Wogan
3883:Mrs Dale's Diary
3876:Melodies for You
3754:Big Band Special
3708:'s Rhythm Nation
3653:'s Kitchen Disco
3608:Pick of the Pops
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