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Who Do You Think You Are? Tuesday, BBC1 HD, 9pm
Joe Sugg uncovered a story of extraordinary courage in the face of religious persecution when he learnt about his French ancestors for this week’s Who Do You Think You Are?
The YouTuber discovered that in the mid-18th century, his maternal seven-times great-grandparents Jean and Marie Sorel were Protestant Huguenots who were banned from practising their faith in Catholic France and forbidden from leaving the country on pain of death.
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