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Piccadilly Records celebrates the 10th anniversary of moving tribute with a very special event
Dame Pat Barker, Mary Portas, Ann Cleeves, Steph McGovern, Jeremy Vine, Fiona Hill, Jonathan Coe, Eliza Clark, John Harris, Natasha Brown, Malika Booker, Andrew McMillan
Jung Chang, Mary Portas, Alan Davies, Jay Rayner, Hugh Bonneville, Nick Clegg, Ruby Tandoh, Simon Armitage, Michael Palin, Lady Hale, Rachel Joyce, Irvine Welsh, and more set to appear.
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Jung Chang, Mary Portas, Alan Davies, Jay Rayner, Hugh Bonneville, Nick Clegg, Ruby Tandoh, Simon Armitage, Michael Palin, Lady Hale, Rachel Joyce, Irvine Welsh, and more set to appear.