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A vulnerable man whose creation of clay figurines helped him cope with the loss of routine during lockdown left viewers in tears when he finally saw them on display at Grayson Perry's exhibition. In last night's episode of Channel 4's Grayson Perry's Art Club, the colourful British artist, 60, could be seen paying a socially distanced visit to Alex Robinson, from Twickenham, who learned in a previous episode that his artwork had been selected to feature in the upcoming exhibition.  But Alex's mother Rachel explained how he had been struggling during lockdown and said: 'There's been some dif...

Show more BBC Radio 3 marks Human Rights Day 2020 with the first broadcast performance of Max Richter’s new work, VOICES. VOICES incorporates words from the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, including its powerful opening statement: "All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights." These words, spoken in languages by contributors from across the globe, are woven into a moving musical reflection on the state of the world today. Elizabeth Alker presents this special arrangement, which was conceived during the Covid-19 lockdown and recorded with socia...

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