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Anil Bharath

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'South Asian programmes helped us settle into our new lives'

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By Anil Bharath
| Aol Verified
Nirmala, pictured in the late 1970s and now, remembers one of the first TV shows for South Asians for sparking hours of conversation with her family For the first generation of South Asian migrants to the UK, dedicated radio and television broadcasts by the BBC were a lifeline.
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Victims lose thousands to MyBuilder cowboy trader

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By Arzu Dutta Verified, Anil Bharath, Lincolnshire Investigations
| Yahoo Verified
Stephen Pickersgill, who homeowners say took thousands in upfront payments [Facebook] Homeowners say they have been left thousands of pounds out of pocket and facing costly repair bills after a rogue builder took their money and vanished. One man said he paid Stephen Pickersgill £9,000 upfront to buy materials for a kitchen extension before he disappeared after just one day's work.
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The physio helping to change children's lives on a floating hospital

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By Anil Bharath
| Yahoo Life Verified
For the past eight years physiotherapist Laura Blundell has been using her annual leave to volunteer on a hospital ship in West Africa, working with the charity Mercy Ships to help children with painful, long‑untreated conditions learn to walk again. "My mind was totally blown by what I saw," said Laura, remembering the moment she first stepped onto the Africa Mercy, one of two ships operated by the charity, in 2017.
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