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Roy Clarke's comedy attracted only a tiny firstnight theatre audience who must have found it difficult to comprehend that, in 1979, one episode attracted over 22 million TV viewers.
IT DOES seem extremely difficult to comprehend the logic of the South Wales Fire and Rescue Service to put non-experienced personnel in charge of major incidents ("The fire chiefs who've never put out a fire", August 24).
Tartan Bearer's late defection was a blow for his connections, but the lack of a British-trained contender was difficult to comprehend.
 
 
 
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