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A series of six programmes 4: Charles Glass
In 1987, journalist Charles Glass hit the news headlines when he was captured by Muslim Shi'ite terrorists in Beirut. Sixty-two days later he made an amazing escape. He talks to Bel Mooney about his experience and its effects on his attitude to his family, his profession and his religious faith.
Producer GAYNOR SHUTTE

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Charles Glass
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Bel Mooney
Source: Radio Times

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