RT anchor wins TV award: comments

quotejim paterson

August 07, 2009, 06:32

I am very pleased to see a Cardiff lad doing so well. I used to be friends with Kevin's late father when he ran the Military Museum in Cardiff Castle, and met Kevin in The Goat Major regards Jim Paterson

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