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http://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/BroadcastnowArticle.aspx?intStoryID=167950Published 22 Mar 2007
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Robin Williams recalls long hours playing with toy soldiers, alone and ignored in the attic of his parents' mansion. A four-year-old David Blunkett stands lonely and bewildered in a boarding school for the blind, abruptly uprooted from the warm family home. The Duchess of York is abandoned by her mother at the age of 12. Thirteen-year-old Stephen Fry is buggered by an older boy at school. Sharon Osbourne breaks down and cries.
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