Ashley John-Baptiste (far left) with Cambridge students and Cambridge vice chancellor Professor Stephen Toope<br />
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Julian & Lucy hear from broadcaster Ashley John-Baptiste, his BBC film Being Black at Cambridge has been nominated for an RTS Journalism Award.

Ashley John-Baptiste (far left) with Cambridge students and Cambridge vice chancellor Professor Stephen Toope Julian & Lucy hear from broadcaster Ashley John-Baptiste, his BBC film Being Black at Cambridge has been nominated for an RTS Journalism Award.

Ashley John-Baptiste (far left) with Cambridge students and Cambridge vice chancellor Professor Stephen Toope<br>
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Julian &amp; Lucy hear from broadcaster Ashley&nbsp;John-Baptiste, his BBC film Being Black at Cambridge has been nominated for an RTS Journalism Award.

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