The sound of swinging 78s

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Older listeners are generally much nicer than younger ones, according to Keith Skues, a disc jockey for BBC Radio Eastern Counties in Norwich, England. He has gained a cult following since he was mentioned in the Radio Times by John Peel. His style of radio presentation seems to hark back to the early days of radio, but he is also keen to establish contact with the younger generation. He plays mainly easy listening music, and tries hard to identify closely with his listeners.

Disc jockeys, Skues, Keith

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What a lark, ascending to fame

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It is important not to become too accustomed to fame, according to Heathrow airport ground-staff supervisor Jeremy Spake, who has attracted a great deal of media attention since he appeared in the documentary series 'Airport.' He is aware that he could soon fade back into obscurity, so has taken professional advice about how to adjust to his new lifestyle. He takes a relaxed approach to media attention, and enjoys feeling that he can brighten up people's lives.

Celebrities, Spake, Jeremy

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