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Just in case, here it is:

"Hello.

I'm hoping this reaches you safely. There have been all sorts of problems with the system in recent days, so here's hoping this reaches you. Thank you for your patience.

In the programme tonight, nuclear power, Brian Hanrahan in Berlin, we might talk more about Gordon Brown's letter to a grieving mother, and Hugh Sykes will report from Afghanistan.

Nils will have an eye on events at Cadbury. I'm curious as to whether any subscribers have a special memory of a Cadbury product. Does a bar of Dairy Milk remind you of your mum? Does a Curly Wurly bring memories flooding back? I don't want any stories about Flakes, thank you very much. I know some ex-pats who beg for Cadbury products. If you have a tale to tell, do drop me an email: pm@bbc.co.uk.

See you on the ice at 5.

Eric Twirl."

Of course if you have a Cadbury memory you're welcome to leave it here.

I looked for a good photo to go with this and I'm rather pleased with this:
("01/01/1973 © ´óÏó´«Ã½ Picture shows Mrs. Betty Cadbury with her grandchildren Nicholas and Caludia and Arthur Negus."

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