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'Esther Rantzen changed my life', says That's Life! presenter

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by BBC•14h ago•0 views•
'Esther Rantzen changed my life', says That's Life! presenter
Presenter Bill Buckley remembers his friend and colleague's kindness during a difficult period.
When TV presenter Bill Buckley was disowned by his parents after being outed as gay by a national newspaper, Dame Esther Rantzen decided to step in, writing them a "beautiful" letter in defence of her colleague. "She absolutely changed my life... I w... [1801 chars]
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