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The Archers' last original cast member retires from BBC radio drama at the age of 103

June Spencer, who has played Peggy Woolley on The Archers for more than 70 years, has explained how 'it was high time she boughed out' from the BBC radio drama, as she announced her retirement aged 103

Daily Mirror

The Archers: Final original cast member to retire from radio show after more than 70 years

Spencer has played matriarch Peggy Woolley (formerly Archer) since 1951

The Independent UK

June Spencer retiring from The Archers after more than 70 years

June Spencer, the last original cast member of BBC Radio 4 programme The Archers, is retiring at age 103.

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June Spencer retiring from The Archers aged 103 after more than 70 years

Spencer has played matriarch Peggy Woolley (formerly Archer) since 1951.

The Independent UK

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Dad treated like 'animal' as he queued 24 hours to renew son's passport

“I’m desperate, tired and emotional."

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