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Mission Accessible: Rosie Jones stars in short-form travelogue series on Channel 4

22/09/2021

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Rosie Jones wearing yellow coat with both arms in the air on Mission Accessible

Comedian Rosie Jones has filmed a second series of short-form travelogues titled Mission: Accessible, which explores accessible activities for disabled holiday makers.

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Jonnie’s Blade Camp: Discovering young amputee’s sporting potential

27/08/2021

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Jonnie Peacock on Jonnie's Blade Camp

Paralympic champion Jonnie Peacock stars in two-part documentary called Jonnie's Blade Camp where he works with five young amputees to…

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Paul Carter: journalist and senior producer with a disability for the BBC

27/09/2019

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Paul Carter posing by a billboard

We speak to Paul Carter, journalist and senior producer for the BBC, about living life with prosthetic limbs and short…

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The Undateables: a frank review

07/05/2012

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Regular contributor, Deborah Caulfield, tells us her opinion on The Undateables, a three-part series following a group of people with…

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Seven little people: a review

20/10/2011

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New DH contributor Debbie Caulfield reviews and provides her personal thoughts on a controversial new reality show called Seven Dwarves broadcasted…

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