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Waking up to rising panic and some probing questions
1994
Overview
That was because there was always something vaguely unsettling about [Brian Redhead] which wouldn't let you sleep. Listening to him, in my slumbers, I would semi-consciously feel that if I got any sleepier, he would let loose that tricky question which I would not know how to answer. That's probably why the politicians in the radio car fared no better than they did. I always imagined the BBC radio car to contain a rather comfortable bed with soft pillows, and that when [Cecil Parkinson] arived for his early-morning interview, yawning suavely, he was gently changed into silk pyjamas and tucked up in bed, softening him up for Redhead's questions. Next time you hear someone say, \"And now over to the radio car, where I believe Malcolm Rifkind is nearly ready for us\", just try to imagine the little Scot with the strangled accent being helped into bed by his publicity chap, and I assure you the interview will seem that much more colourful.
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Independent Digital News & Media
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