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Great British People On Yesterdays P M Program
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I was listening to the PM Program, with Eddie Mair yesterday afternoon ::::
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Eddie is one of my favourite BBC presenters and has a knack of telling a story with the aid of interviews with the people involved. Yesterday, he interviewed an ex-soldier that helped to rescue an Asian that was being attacked horribly
by a white man with a machete in Tesco. The chap made light of his bravery but I still think that he was a hero :::
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( and Tesco have yet to recognise him and thank him ! )
Eddie also interviewed some British people that were caught up in the attempted massacre near Sousse in Tunisia. Again the bravery of the people involved was amazing, especially the retired Policeman, who acted in a very calm way.
If anybody has a few minutes to spare this weekend, I would urge them to follow the BBC link and listen to yesterday's PM.
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Eddie is one of my favourite BBC presenters and has a knack of telling a story with the aid of interviews with the people involved. Yesterday, he interviewed an ex-soldier that helped to rescue an Asian that was being attacked horribly
by a white man with a machete in Tesco. The chap made light of his bravery but I still think that he was a hero :::
http://
( and Tesco have yet to recognise him and thank him ! )
Eddie also interviewed some British people that were caught up in the attempted massacre near Sousse in Tunisia. Again the bravery of the people involved was amazing, especially the retired Policeman, who acted in a very calm way.
If anybody has a few minutes to spare this weekend, I would urge them to follow the BBC link and listen to yesterday's PM.
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