| | Why Britain (and Anna Ford) is swearing by the Grundys Independent, The (London) - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) |
 | | When Today programme presenter Anna Ford described Simon Pemberton, the ruthless landowner in the Archers radio soap, as a "shit" on air yesterday morning, there were at least four million listeners who must have agreed with her, even if her language came as something of a shock at 8.25 in the morning. |
 | | Some listeners have even crossed the boundary between fiction and reality and the BBC revealed yesterday that the fictitious Mr Pemberton had received 20 pieces of hate mail, including a death threat, at the BBC's Pebble Mill studios. |
 | | Listeners will find out by the end of this week who wins the six-month long battle for Grange Farm after the soap's Agricultural Lands Tribunal met for the first time on air last night to consider the Grundys' case. |
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