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Robin said: "We had to dig down into the basement to make sure the ceiling would be high enough.
Former Evening Telegraph reporter Dermot Murnaghan has been invited by Radio 4 to dig down into dialect and connect with speakers across the UK to find out how local local talk really is.
It's still there, you just need to dig down into yourself to find your reserves.
 
 
 
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