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Russell Truran

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West Midlands
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'Peaky Blinders effect is real and here to stay'

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By Russell Truran Verified
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Mark Byron-Dallas says Peaky Blinders has turned Birmingham into an "historical beast" "Most people go past Birmingham on the motorway and they don't see the best side of it. But people who actually go to Birmingham, they look around [...] they get to see that there are different parts of the city that are actually really quite beautiful." The assessment comes from accent coach Mark Byron-Dallas, who grew up in England's second city and now lives in Canada.
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How The Archers reflects modern farming life

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By Marie Lennon Verified, Katharine Merry, Russell Truran Verified
| Aol Verified
When the Archers started on 1 January 1951, the worlds of radio and farming were very different to today. After the Second World War, there was an acceptance that the UK needed to produce more food and become more self-sufficient. This was also a period when radio was key in bringing people together during unstable times.
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