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tags: UK media and culture BBC celebrities celebrity scabs libcommunity strikes April 13th, 2005 by Steven. Now Royal Correspondent, Nicholas Witchell crossed picket lines to read the six o'clock news during the 1989 BBC strike. The newsreader, labelled "awful" by Prince Charles, when asked if he planned to work during the 2005 strike by Pandora, he refused to comment. Source Login or register to post comments Share Close Social Web E-Mail Link Codes Your Email: * Your Name: * Send To: * Enter one address or multiple addresses separated with commas. Direct URL HTML Code Forum Code

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April 13th, 2005 by Steven.

Now Royal Correspondent, Nicholas Witchell crossed picket lines to read the six o'clock news during the 1989 BBC strike.

The newsreader, labelled "awful" by Prince Charles, when asked if he planned to work during the 2005 strike by Pandora, he refused to comment.

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