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Goodbye Little England
Clancy Sigal was a refugee from McCarthyism who made his home and his living in Britain for 30 years. On the eve of Major's accession to power he returned to California.
This is a wry look back at those years and a permanent foreigner's view of life in Britain as lived today.
Read by Lewis Hancock. Producer Dave Sheasby

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Read By:
Lewis Hancock.
Producer:
Dave Sheasby
Source: Radio Times

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