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30/03/2016

BBC Radio 5 Live - Afternoon Edition, 30/03/2016

With David Austin, from The British Board of Film Classification, and author Lucy Hawking.

Including the steel industry, naked art in Hull, David Austin from The British Board of Film Classification and author Lucy Hawking.

We spoke to Dr Adam Marshall who is acting director general for the British Chambers of Commerce about our steel industry. We asked the people of Hull whether they'd be interested in taking part in a naked photo shoot for Spencer Tunick's next project. David Austin from The British Board of Film Classification told us that Watership Down should be reclassified from a U certificate to a PG following a number of complaints made to Channel 5 at the weekend. Peter Kosminsky, the director of Wolf Hall, which is leading the BAFTA nominations this year joined us to express his excitement ahead of the award ceremony. And our big guest today was Lucy Hawking, daughter of Stephen. She was talking about her new childrens book, George And The Blue Moon.

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