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D-DAY News 44

BBC One
on BBC One London

Sue Lawley presents the news of 50 years ago as if it were happening today.
D-Day plus Two. The invasion is entering "a crucial phase". In a debate on the Education Bill, a Tory peer says that public schools produce better soldiers. The King is spending his birthday quietly; a few hours ago he and the Queen had tea with Mr and Mrs Churchill.

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Mrs Churchill.
Source: Radio Times

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