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Clair Woodward

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I am a hugely experienced arts and entertainment editor and writer, but can turn my hand to anything, fast.

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I’ve found Robert Jenrick’s next crusade… helping Joan Collins clear away discarded Lime bikes

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By Clair Woodward Verified
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Voices: I’ve found Robert Jenrick’s next crusade… helping Joan Collins clear away discarded Lime bikes

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By Clair Woodward Verified
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Hey, Robert Jenrick! After your Superman act as you tried to prevent London’s Tube travellers from dodging fares, your super-powers are needed again! And this time, you’ve got a super-sexy sidekick! The shadow justice secretary has become something of a suburban superhero since he was filmed chasing fare dodgers on the Underground; perhaps he could be the man to help Dame Joan Collins in her campaign against other transport terrors.
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Voices: If the BBC licence fee is scrapped, Doctor Who should disappear behind a paywall

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By Clair Woodward Verified
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I’ve spent most of my career watching television and, through thick and thin, I’ve always stood up for the BBC. Currently, for £14.50 per month, the licence fee pays for national and local TV and radio, the iPlayer, BBC Sounds, the BBC website, a selection of apps and the BBC World Service. That represents incredible value for money, but the Corporation’s Royal Charter is up for renewal in 2027.
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