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Austen Nagle | Our Friends in the North: The Thatcher Years

Austen Nagle was the first director of the Irish Meteorological Service (now Met Éireann) rather than the Met Office as a letter said (Storm names should tell a story or two, 23 October, Journal, p5).

Owing to an editing error, a review of the play Our Friends in the North: The Thatcher Years said Trevor Cox was “reprising his TV and radio role” as Felix. He played that role on radio only (Tyneside epic cut down to two key episodes, 22 October, p10). This error was in print only.

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