Noel: Let me fix Broken Britain
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02-Jul-2008 13 related
        

NOEL Edmonds is launching a one-man TV crusade to help tackle Broken Britain. The telly legend will focus on the positive side of UK life by rewarding “acts of kindness”. But he said new show Noel’s HQ also has a serious side — and he hopes showing selfless Brits in action inspires viewers. He said: “We’ve a troubled environment. "The message is, ‘Do you want to be part of change in this country or are you going to shrug your... [read full story]                    

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