12/06/2026
6/12/202613 min
6th – 12th June 2026 Writer: Liz John Director: Andy Partington Editor: Jeremy Howe
Brian Aldridge … Charles Collingwood David Archer … Timothy Bentinck Pip Archer …Daisy Badger Ruth Archer … Felicity Finch Helen Archer … Louiza Patikas Susan Carter …Charlotte Martin Martyn Gibson … Jon Glover Amber Gordon … Olivia Bernstone Ed Grundy … Barry Farrimond George Grundy … Angus Stobie Jakob Hakansson … Paul Venables Tracy Horrobin …Susie Riddell Alistair Lloyd … Michael Lumsden Adam Macy … Andrew Wincott Jazzer McCreary … Ryan Kelly Kirsty Miller … Annabelle Dowler Stella Pryor … Lucy Speed
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First 90 secondsSpeaker 10:00
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Speaker 20:03
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Speaker 31:10
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