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BFBS Scotland Live from the Lady Haig Poppy Factory

Released:30 Oct 2024

The Lady Haig Poppy Factory is staffed entirely by injured veterans who between them produce every Scottish poppy plus wreaths for remembrance events around the world. On Wednesday 30th October Mark McKenzie joined the staff to present the BFBS Scotland Breakfast Show live from...

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BFBS Scotland Live from the Lady Haig Poppy Factory

Released:30 Oct 2024

The Lady Haig Poppy Factory is staffed entirely by injured veterans who between them produce every Scottish poppy plus wreaths for remembrance events around the world. On Wednesday 30th October Mark McKenzie joined the staff to present the BFBS Scotland Breakfast Show live from...

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Stephan Merchant is a writer, director, comedian and actor. Here he speaks to Jason Webster about his career, from the Bristol stand-up scene to the Hollywood hills.

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Gary Cahill, Emile Heskey and Sir Geoff Hurst chat to BFBS in this 30-minute World Cup 1966 special. On a hot July afternoon in 1966, England lifted the World Cup in Wembley Stadium in front of 97,000 people.

The stadium was filled with cheering and excitement making football fans all over the country feel the love for the beautiful game.

This Forces Radio BFBS documentary by Jason Webster features interviews with Gary Cahill, Emile Heskey, hat-trick hero Sir Geoff Hurst and even a private tour around Wembley Stadium.

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Sit back and enjoy half an hour of side-splitting forces comedy, all tied up with tinsel and coloured fairy lights.

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BFBS Scotland Live from the Lady Haig Poppy Factory

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