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17/05/2010

BBC Two - Royal Wedding

The royal wedding of Charles and Di gives a small Welsh village a chance to unite.

Drama. In a small Welsh village, the royal wedding of Charles and Di gives the community and the Caddock family a chance to forget their problems and unite.

Drama. It is 1981, Charles loves Di, Toxteth is rioting and Margaret Thatcher is trying to reform the economy. In a small Welsh village beginning to feel the negative effects of Thatcher's free market policies, the royal wedding of Charles and Di gives the community and the Caddock family a chance to forget their problems and unite. 

Idealistic 15-year-old Tammy Caddock has organised a royal wedding street party but during the course of the celebrations, events unfold which change the lives of her family and the community forever.

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