Channel 4 will hand over its airwaves to seven influential women (Lewis Whyld/PA)
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Channel 4 will hand over its airwaves to seven influential women, from scientists to food poverty campaigners, in celebration of International Women’s Day.
Figures including Kate Bingham, former chairwoman of the UK vaccine taskforce, and matron May Parsons, the first person to administer a Covid-19 vaccine to a patient outside of clinical trials, will feature as continuity announcers throughout the day.
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