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Woman's Hour needs a man - for Comic Relief |
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Woman's Hour needs a man - for Comic Relief |
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RED NOSE DAY - VOTE FOR THE EDITOR OF WOMANS HOUR ON RED NOSE DAY
By taking part in this voting mechanism, you agree to these rules.
To vote you must be a UK resident and at least 18 years old. You may vote as many times as you wish.
You may vote by telephone or text. Texts cost 25p (plus your standard text charge).
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The closing date for votes is Thursday March 8th at 12 noon 2007.
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BBC may cancel the competition for reasons outside of its reasonable control. BBC may amend these rules without notice, by posting changes to them on this website.
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This vote is promoted by BBC British Broadcasting Corporation © 2002-2005
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Comic Relief Ltd is a subsidiary of Comic Relief, registered with the Charity Commission no. 326568.
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Hear why Kelvin thinks he's the man for the job
