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Kathy Lette on Clive James: He had 'a black belt in tongue-fu'
Clive James had been ill with leukaemia for nearly a decade, and has now died. He first came to Britain as a student in the 1960s and stayed, becoming a newspaper columnist and broadcaster.
He was known for his wit, humour and skill as a writer. Kathy Lette, a writer who has known James for many years, describes how they met and his "irresistible wordplay".
Photo: Clive James in 2014. Credit: Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ
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