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Ouch! disability talk show #88: Paralympic dreams and 'stupid people'

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Damon Rose Damon Rose | 14:41 UK time, Friday, 3 August 2012



Rob Crossan outside ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Broadcasting House in London








'Short' comedian Imaan Hadchiti doesn't suffer fools, the Paralympic cyclist Rachel Morris injured in a car crash while training plus the assistance animals that type PIN numbers ... and other stories. Rob Crossan and Julie Fernandez present.

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Paralympic cyclist Rachel Morris in fitness fight after car accident

• Our next show is a Paralympics special, presented by Rob Crossan, and will be available shortly before the opening of the Games. Liz carr will return in the first show of our autumn run.

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