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'''John Cole''' (born [[23 November]] [[1927]]) is a [[United Kingdom|British]] journalist. He worked as a journalist on the [[Belfast Telegraph]], [[The Guardian]] and [[The Observer]], and eventually became political editor for the [[British Broadcasting Corporation|BBC]]. Since his retirement in [[1992]] he has written a number of novels. |
'''John Cole''' (born [[23 November]] [[1927]]) is a [[United Kingdom|British]] journalist. He worked as a journalist on the [[Belfast Telegraph]], [[The Guardian]] and [[The Observer]], and eventually became political editor for the [[British Broadcasting Corporation|BBC]]. Since his retirement in [[1992]] he has written a number of novels. |
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He was sometimes parodied on [[The Mary Whitehouse Experience]] by [[Hugh Dennis]] |
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John Cole (born 23 November 1927) is a British journalist. He worked as a journalist on the Belfast Telegraph, The Guardian and The Observer, and eventually became political editor for the BBC. Since his retirement in 1992 he has written a number of novels.
He was sometimes parodied on The Mary Whitehouse Experience by Hugh Dennis
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