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      <title>A potted history of TV-am</title>
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      <description>In the 1980s, I have vivid memories of waking up early in the morning and watching &amp;lsquo;Good Morning Britain&amp;rsquo;. TV-am, the first commercial breakfast show in the UK, was broadcast from Hawley Crescent in Camden Town, London.
The only building in London with eggcups on it&amp;rsquo;s roof was built from scratch. TV-am started off life unsuccessfully as around the time it was due to launch, the BBC launched a rival service.</description>
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