Letter: The temperature rises at Radio 3

Tuesday 04 August 1992 23:02 BST

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Sir: Michael De-la-Noy is right (Letters, 4 August). Last night, the trouble at Radio 3 spread as far as the seriously unflappable Natalie Wheen, who had to apologise for having been driven 'in the heat of the moment' to utter 'an Anglo-Saxon expletive that you should not have heard'. The joy of Radio 3 used to be that the moment was always cool.

Yours sincerely,

SUE GAISFORD

Stonegate,

East Sussex

4 August

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