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  • Issue 68: Lord Attenborough interview - 06 January 2009

    A life in film: Lord Richard Attenborough tells all to Alice Lagnado.

  • Issue 68: December/January 2009 - 26 November 2008

    Richard Attenborough, the celebrated actor, producer and director, talks about how he damaged his hearing as an air gunner in World War II, his passion for politics, and his determination, at 85, to make a film about an 18th century human rights activist. We also review telephones for hearing and sight loss and reveal some exciting news about our bid to be The Co-operative Charity of the Year.

  • Issue 67: October/November 2008 - 29 September 2008

    Julia Donaldson, author of the bestselling children's book The Gruffalo, talks about her love of performance, her new book Stick Man and her hearing loss in a full-length interview. And we test the latest home loop systems to help increase your enjoyment of television and make it easier to hear conversations.

  • Issue 66: Extended David Lodge interview - 01 August 2008

    David Lodge talks to Alice Lagnado of One in Seven magazine about writing, deafness and his new novel for August's One in Seven magazine.

  • Issue 66: August/September 2008 - 29 July 2008

    David Lodge, master of comic fiction and literary critic, discusses his latest novel, Deaf Sentence, as well as writing, deafness and his early work in an in-depth interview. We also give you the lowdown on TV through the internet, and the latest headphones available for TV listening.

  • Issue 65: June/July 2008 - 27 May 2008

    Georgia Horsley speaks to us about hearing loss, and winning her Miss England crown, we review the latest alarm clocks on the market, and our Campaigns Team confronts high street giants about switching on their hearing loops.

  • Issue 64: April/May 2008 - 27 March 2008

    Novelist Kate Harrison talks about overcoming stigma to get her first pair of digital hearing aids, we put some new mobile phones to the test, and we report on the closure of lipreading classes across the UK.

  • Issue 63: February/March 2008 - 31 January 2008

    Sir Peter de la Billière talks about the army, hearing loss and his lifelong search for new challenges, and we look at High Definition TV and what it will mean for deaf and hard of hearing viewers.

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