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A Man With No Title, Show Some Love, The Six Triple Eight, Charlie Lawson So It Is

Xavier Le Clerc’s vision of 1930’s Algeria and how his father uprooted himself and migrated to France; and how do we embrace ethical shopping and overcome buying the new?

Steven chats to writer Xavier Le Clerc about reimagining his late father’s life and brutal upbringing in 1930’s Algeria and migrating to France to give his children a better life. How can we embrace ethical shopping this Christmas and overcome always buying the new? Show Some Love’s second hand clothes initiative helps us get on board. Writer/director of the film Six Triple Eight, Tyler Perry shares the story of the Second World War’s only Women’s Army Corps unit of colour and also actor Charlie Lawson famous for playing Jim McDonald in Coronation Street tells all in his memoir That’s Life, So It Is. Panellists Linzi Conway and Sarah Creighton will be joining Steven to discuss what’s in the Sunday papers and the latest sporting news is with Niamh Campbell.

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