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TELETHON
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TELETHONTelevision Marathon
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Chavez, appearing on state media for the first time since disappearing in the middle of his own television marathon almost four days earlier, claimed he ducked an assassination plot in El Salvador where he was to have attended the swearing in of its new president.
Chavez reappears, charges US intel plot to kill him by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Pupils get to try out jobs including reporting and coaching While for most football fans, the World Cup represents the opportunity to indulge in a television marathon, it has also helped to inspire one team of young women to consider a career in the world of sport.
Flying the flag for women in sport by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
A specially-written Doctor Who scene boosted the total even further as the seven-hour television marathon, hosted by familiar favourite Terry Wogan with Natasha Kaplinsky and Fearne Cotton, built to its crescendo.
Going bananas for Pudsey by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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