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It's My Story: Untying My Tongue

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The last traditional speaker of Manx Gaelic, Ned Maddrell , died in 1974. But now more than 40 children are receiving their education entirely in the language. Phil Gawne is the Isle of Man's Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, but once he served 16 months in prison for arson, committed in the campaign for Manx. He tells the intertwined stories of his life and the struggle for his language, culture and identity. Producer Julian May

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Ned Maddrell
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Phil Gawne
Producer:
Julian May
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