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Grammar Schools and Statins

Jeremy discusses grammar schools, we find out how safe statins are, we look at the incredible rescue from a cable car in the Alps and we speak to Terry Walton in the Rhondda Valley.

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Fri 9 Sep 201612:00
BBC Radio 2

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    Jeremy discusses grammar schools, statins, a cable car rescue and damaged vegetables.

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  • Grammar Schools

    Did you fail the eleven plus, was it the making of you or did it ruin your life?

  • Statins

    Are statins, which are used to combat heart disease and strokes, safer than we thought?

  • Mont Blanc Rescue

    Forty-five people rescued after being stuck overnight on a cable car below Mont Blanc.

  • Vegetable Damage

    Terry on the allotment tells us how the humid weather has damaged some of his veg.

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  • Fri 9 Sep 201612:00
    BBC Radio 2