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Accrington Observer
|June 27, 2025
Saturday night, a time for shiny floor series, medical dramas, music programmes and.... cooking? If you had to choose an odd-one-out, you would surely opt for the latter on that list; they tend to be midweek affairs, offering inspiration to home cooks who have grown sick of opening yet another tin of beans.
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But perhaps that’s all going to change thanks to Jamie Oliver, who is back on the box with yet another new programme — does he ever sleep? (Jamie: What to Eat This Week, 4.55pm Saturday) He's been particularly busy this past few months, thanks to a documentary about dyslexia, which was particularly close to his heart, and the celebrations surrounding his 50th birthday.
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