6 July 1941Image: The Rt Hon Sir Stafford Cripps broadcasting in London Calling Europe. London Calling Europe was first broadcast on 6 July 1941. The English language broadcasts were part of the ...

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The error occurred during a history-themed segment of his BBC Radio 2 show, in which Vernon Kay opened up about the ...

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