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Five things you might not know about WDYTYA? star Sophie Raworth
BBC journalist Sophie Raworth investigates her roots in the final episode of Who Do You Think You Are? series 13 next week. Here's five things you might not know about the star...
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Sophie Raworth
All the latest news relating to Sophie Raworth's episode of Who Do You Think You Are?, shown on Wednesday 8 March 2017
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Genealogy news roundup: London transport staff registers go online
Plus: Findmypast publishes Northamptonshire records; New family history journal to launch in April; Free Irish documents and photographs go online
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From the office: The importance of saving family archives
After gasping in horror at seeing Sunetra Sarker's family archive sitting in an abandoned house, WDYTYA? Magazine editor Sarah Williams is now worrying about her own legacy
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TV and radio highlights: 3-9 March 2017
BBC journalist Sophie Raworth rounds off the 13th series of Who Do You Think You Are?, while Jeremy Paxman explores the history and heritage of Britain's longest river
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Who Do You Think You Are? LIVE 2017 ticket offer
We're offering readers the chance to purchase a pair of tickets for Who Do You Think You Are? LIVE at the Birmingham NEC for just £26 
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WDYTYA? LIVE 2017 competition terms and conditions (issue #124)
Terms and conditions for the WDYTYA? LIVE competition that appears in the April 2017 issue (#124)
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County Durham genealogist seeks families of local WW1 soldiers
Andy Denholm wants relatives of the men listed on Tursdale War Memorial to be present when it is unveiled following restoration later this year
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Genealogy news roundup: Victorian Slum stars to appear at WDYTYA? LIVE
Plus: Marriage registers could be "replaced"; Findmypast adds Norfolk Bishop's Transcripts; Conwy Culture Centre gets green light; Genealogist seeks families of County Durham soldiers
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TV and radio highlights: 24 February – 2 March 2017
We may have to wait another week for Sophie Raworth's WDYTYA?, but there are still plenty of TV highlights to enjoy, including the series finale of Further Back in Time for Dinner
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