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Today: A Quiet Tunnel
About six per cent of people who are congenitally deaf develop tunnel vision as a result of Usher syndrome.
This is the first showing of an Open University production made in collaboration with 'Sense', the national deaf-blind and rubella association. Sign-language interpreter UNDA RICHARDS
Producer ANN POINTON

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Producer:
Ann Pointon
Source: Radio Times

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