We heard this morning from a dozen children from Belarus who are currently enjoying a recuperative holiday in Essex organised by the Billericay Link of Chernobyl Children Life Line. Each year the Link welcomes a group of children from some of the areas still being affected in all sorts of ways by the 1986 nuclear disaster, and I caught up with them at a fabulous barbecue last week, together with a couple of the people who’ve made it all possible. They’ve still got a couple of weeks of their holiday left, and next Saturday they’ll be joining me live in the studio – in the meantime, I’d better brush up on my Belarussian!
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Hello from Belarus!
We heard this morning from a dozen children from Belarus who are currently enjoying a recuperative holiday in Essex organised by the Billericay Link of Chernobyl Children Life Line. Each year the Link welcomes a group of children from some of the areas still being affected in all sorts of ways by the 1986 nuclear disaster, and I caught up with them at a fabulous barbecue last week, together with a couple of the people who’ve made it all possible. They’ve still got a couple of weeks of their holiday left, and next Saturday they’ll be joining me live in the studio – in the meantime, I’d better brush up on my Belarussian!
Hello from Belarus!
We heard this morning from a dozen children from Belarus who are currently enjoying a recuperative holiday in Essex organised by the Billericay Link of Chernobyl Children Life Line. Each year the Link welcomes a group of children from some of the areas still being affected in all sorts of ways by the 1986 nuclear disaster, and I caught up with them at a fabulous barbecue last week, together with a couple of the people who’ve made it all possible. They’ve still got a couple of weeks of their holiday left, and next Saturday they’ll be joining me live in the studio – in the meantime, I’d better brush up on my Belarussian!
Hello from Belarus!
We heard this morning from a dozen children from Belarus who are currently enjoying a recuperative holiday in Essex organised by the Billericay Link of Chernobyl Children Life Line. Each year the Link welcomes a group of children from some of the areas still being affected in all sorts of ways by the 1986 nuclear disaster, and I caught up with them at a fabulous barbecue last week, together with a couple of the people who’ve made it all possible. They’ve still got a couple of weeks of their holiday left, and next Saturday they’ll be joining me live in the studio – in the meantime, I’d better brush up on my Belarussian!
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