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First broadcasted today, 16 November, on BBC World Service, is a 25-minute interview with James Cracknell, Olympic rowing champion, who two years ago was involved in a bad accident (Cracknell on a bicycle, the other fellow in a big truck). Cracknell survived, but he suffered severe damage to his brain. Hear him talk about how his life is now, please click here.
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