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Sarah-Jane Bungay

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  • Senior Broadcast Journalist, BBC
Bristol
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Frome bred, Bristol journo. Mum to Stanley. Need a Celebrant? Get in touch. Loves nature, holidays, red wine & telling stories. Loathes littering.
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Granddaughter's trek to honour 'forgotten WW2 army'

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By Sarah-Jane Bungay Verified
| MSN Singapore Verified
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Somerset woman's India trek to honour WW2 grandfather Original

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By Sarah-Jane Bungay Verified
| BBC Verified
A woman is heading to India to re-create a 39-hour walk undertaken by her grandfather during World War Two. Charlotte Carty, from Milborne Port in Somerset, will walk 77 miles (124km) across hills and jungle from the village of Jessami to Kohima. She said her grandfather, Lt Col William Felix 'Bruno' Brown, was "part of the forgotten army". "It's about passing on the torch of remembrance for the next generation," she added.
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'Band of Brothers' helps Bristol's traumatised young men Original

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By Sammy Jenkins, Sarah-Jane Bungay Verified
| BBC Verified
Image caption, Jordan Hardy said without the charity he would have ended up dead, in prison or on the streets By Sammy Jenkins & Sarah-Jane Bungay A young man says his life has been saved thanks to a charity which has helped him deal with his troubled past. Pairing young men with older male mentors, A Band of Brothers (ABOB) works with those who are at risk or who have been involved in the criminal justice system.
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Glyn Razzell refuses to reveal where his wife Linda's body is Original

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By Richard Greenaway, Sarah-Jane Bungay Verified
| BBC Verified
Image source, Press Association Image caption, Glyn Razzell was found guilty of his wife's murder at the trial in 2003 By Richard Greenaway and Sarah-Jane Bungay A man who murdered his wife has refused to reveal where her remains are. Glyn Razzell, 64, from Somerset, is serving a life sentence for the murder of his wife Linda Razzell in 2002.
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Somerset ex-smoker's lung cancer detected early through health check

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By Sarah-Jane Bungay Verified, Dawn Limbu Verified
| BBC Verified
Image caption, Dave Rolfe is cancer-free after a tumour was detected early and removed By Sarah-Jane Bungay & Dawn Limbu An ex-smoker who had a tumour removed from his lung said he is relieved that a health check caught the tumour early. The programme aims to find lung cancer at an early stage in former smokers aged 55-74. More than 3,758 people have had a scan in the South West in less than a year - and 17 tumours were detected. Of these, 82% were caught at an early stage.
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Glastonbury Festival: Windrush Choir open Pyramid stage Original

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By Sarah-Jane Bungay Verified, Rhiannon Yhnell
| BBC Verified
Image source, Shutterstock Image caption, The choir is made of descendants of the Windrush generation By Sarah-Jane Bungay & Rhiannon Yhnell Performers from the Bristol Reggae Orchestra and Windrush Choir have described opening Glastonbury's Pyramid Stage as "the best moment ever". They kicked off the final day of the festival on Sunday morning in front of a crowd of thousands with a duet set. One member admitted to pre-show nerves as she feared no-one would show up to watch.
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Bridgwater murder inquiry: Victim was 'devoted' to community Original

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By Sarah-Jane Bungay Verified
| BBC Verified
By Sarah-Jane Bungay & Tess de la Mare BBC News Neighbours of an elderly woman fatally wounded at her home have described her as a "devoted member of the community". A murder investigation was launched on Monday after the woman, aged in her 80s, died after sustaining serious injuries at the property in Broomfield, near Bridgwater, at about 17:45 BST. Police had initially attended following reports of a burglary in progress.
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The asylum patients being given their stories back Original

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By Sarah-Jane Bungay Verified
| BBC Verified
Image source, South West Heritage Trust Image caption, Selina Baiss, from Shepton Mallet, was said to be "demented, incoherent and noisy" and had been an asylum patient for 38 years "They were called lunatics and imbeciles, idiots. The terms dementia or schizophrenia weren't known. Psychiatry was an infant science" In a Somerset town a small group of volunteers are slowly and sensitively revealing the stories of those who lived at the Somerset and Bath Pauper Lunatic Asylum.
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