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Former Beatles member says government should protect creative workers as consultation on copyright continues

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David Armitage, resident in Thailand since 2004 death of Lamduan Armitage, detained by immigration officials

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The Traitors finished in dramatic fashion on Friday evening with Leanne Quigley and Jake Brown taking home the grand prize following weeks of intrigue and backstabbing.
The comedian, 51, returned to where he first landed a paying job in his latest episode of BBC's Inside The Factory - Warburtons bread factory.
Appearing on a BBC sounds exclusive episode of The Traitors: Uncloaked podcast directly after the nail-biting episode aired, Claudia admitted there was only one banishment that left her in tears.
The episode was watching live by an average audience of 7.4million people as project manager Jake Brown and Leanne Quigley triumphed as faithfuls, taking home a prize pot of £94,600.
EXCL: Wynne Evans - the tenor known for the Go Compare ads and a BBC radio presenter - was recorded suggesting a three-way sex session with Janette Manrara, using the term 'spit roast'.
The Beatle calls on the government to reconsider proposed changes to copyright law.
Mr Hunt, who was not in court on Wednesday, had been commentating on the big race at Ascot on Saturday and is expected to be working again for BBC Radio 5 Live this weekend.

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