I was interviewed by Lara King on BBC Radio Humberside two days ago about my work as a driving instructor. It is available on iPlayer until Friday 5 March. Click here to listen. It is 1 hour, 14 minutes, 15 seconds in.
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Which one? I checked and there were many but none of them gave the subject.
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