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Julian Worricker on
Millie Jones, the singer who brought ska rhythms and Jamaican culture to a global audience with her hit song My Boy Lollipop.
JJ Williams, the Llanelli, Wales and British Lions winger who became one of the stars of world rugby.
Dame Fanny Waterman, who co-founded the Leeds International Piano Festival and introduced many of the greatest pianists of our time.
And consumer champion Maurice Healy, editor of Which? magazine and director of the National Consumer Council, who was instrumental in bringing in shopping on a Sunday, cheaper air fares and better food labelling.
Interviewed guest: Chris Blackwell
Producer: Paul Waters
By BBC Radio 44.5
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Julian Worricker on
Millie Jones, the singer who brought ska rhythms and Jamaican culture to a global audience with her hit song My Boy Lollipop.
JJ Williams, the Llanelli, Wales and British Lions winger who became one of the stars of world rugby.
Dame Fanny Waterman, who co-founded the Leeds International Piano Festival and introduced many of the greatest pianists of our time.
And consumer champion Maurice Healy, editor of Which? magazine and director of the National Consumer Council, who was instrumental in bringing in shopping on a Sunday, cheaper air fares and better food labelling.
Interviewed guest: Chris Blackwell
Producer: Paul Waters

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