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Abandoned staffie melts Paul O'Grady's heart
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[Clacton and Frinton Gazette] - Paula and Mark Oliver, of Porter Way, Clacton, were featured on ITV's Paul O'Grady - For the Love of Dogs, which was screened last night. The programme told the heart-wrenching story of how the couple gave a new lease of life to Amy, a year-old
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[Digital Spy UK] - Paul O'Grady's new documentary, For The Love of Dogs, begun with a decent 4.03m (17.2%) on ITV1 at 8pm (+1: 240k/0.9%), while Panorama interested 2.76m (11.4%) at 8.30pm. Over on BBC Two, University Challenge logged 2.45m (10.4%) at 8pm
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[Third Sector] - The presenter and comedian Paul O'Grady spent two months at Battersea Dogs & Cats Home in London for a new behind-the-scenes series called Paul O'Grady: For the Love of Dogs, which is being shown on ITV1 over the next seven weeks. "Everybody
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[Daily Mail] - Paul O'Grady's new documentary series about the daily goings-on at Battersea Dogs Home is hard to watch without shedding a little tear. You see all of life in each 30-minute episode – cruelty, neglect, stupidity, love, hate and the ability of the human
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