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week's tasty chops and it is an absolute feast. We chatted to Allison Vale who's a historian

and she has written a book called A Woman Lived Here and it is the alternative blue plaques that

remember London's remarkable women. It was utterly

fascinating. So without me wanging on any further, let's get into it.

Hi, we're here in the studio having a nice cup of tea with author Allison Vale to talk about her new book our woman lived here

Hello Allison.

Hello.

Thanks for joining us.

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