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The secret to a (Paul) Hollywood tan

2 March 2024

9:00 AM

2 March 2024

9:00 AM

Anyone who is a guest on Good Morning Britain, the Today programme or the like has an agenda. They want to promote something – themselves, their new film, a charity, a political point of view. Of course, the presenters don’t like being used as stooges. And they have the power, because their show is live, of going off the agreed piste, and the guest has no way of stopping them.

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