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Front Lines

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BBC Defence Correspondent Mark Laity looks at how his predecessors in radio reported the Second World War and talks to former correspondents Frank Gillard and Godfrey Talbot about the first time ever that "the whole racket and pandemonium of warfare could be taken right to the listener's fireside". Producer Kate Whitehead

Contributors

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Mark Laity
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Frank Gillard
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Godfrey Talbot
Producer:
Kate Whitehead
Source: Radio Times

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