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She saw something in me that no one had before : James Corden says Kay Mellor changed his life

Yorkshire-born luminary Mellor, one of Britain s finest TV writers and a trailblazer for British working class drama over the past three decades, passed away on Sunday.

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Kay Mellor dies: How late screenwriter launched careers of British stars

The Yorkshire-born TV heavyweight wrote hit series after hit series including Band of Gold, Playing the Field, Fat Friends and The Syndicate, giving rising stars a chance to shine.

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Transcripts For MSNBCW All In With Chris Hayes 20140114

0 to one in six americans. instead of treating it as a national emergency. as a new report from maria shriver and the center for american progress lays out, more than one in three adult american women now live in or on the brink of poverty. this is the face of poverty today. the face of america today. the war that lyndon johnson and sergeant shriver started half a century ago is nowhere near over. joining me now is maria shriver, whose father, sergeant shriver, led the war on poverty for president lyndon johnson. what was your father s vision for this program? it was his signature accomplishment, i think next to the peace corps, and he threw everything he had into it. what hid de want to see happen? well, he threw his heart into it. he threw his mind into it. he threw his soul into it. he threw his spirit it. and thank you for correcting, because all week long i ve been vietnam? he was frustrated as was everybody who worked on the war on poverty in the office of economic activity.

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0 outside the box. that s how head-start was born. and that was a two-generational approach and we see some exciting things going on with two-generational approaches today. but he went and said to lawyers, look it, you re doing really well, let s go out and help people who can t afford a lawyer. so all of these things, job corps, he took from i think the peace corps that people wanted to serve and people wanted to help and that s what was in the american spirit. and he challenged americans from all walks of life to help people who weren t doing well. in 1967, martin luther king jr. goes to riverside church in manhattan and gives this very powerful condemnation of the vietnam war. there s a section of the speech in which he says, i thought we were going to have a war on poverty and watched the money move to vietnam in a society gone mad on war, i believe was his phrase. what did your father think of the shift of resources that happened in the 1960s toward vietnam? he was frustrated

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