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Edith Bowman interview: ‘I’m not a Swiftie – all she does is diss her exes’
Ahead of presenting the Isle of Wight Festival for Sky, the DJ talks battling age discrimination and the depressing lack of music on TV
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Why TikTok could be the future of classical music
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