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For Free Thinking 2009, Julia Neuberger gives a lecture arguing that intergenerational relationships in Britain are at an all-time low - and that our senior citizens are neglected.
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Night Waves is Radio 3's flagship arts and ideas programme.
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Genres: Culture, Drama, Art
Location: London, United Kingdom
Language: English
Networks: BBC

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