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TV drama to tell Hawking life story

Professor Stephen Hawking’s battle with motor neurone disease is to be made into a TV drama.

Thu, 04 Sep, 2003 - 12:48

Professor Stephen Hawking’s battle with motor neurone disease is to be made into a TV drama.

The BBC2 film will focus on Hawking’s early years as an ambitious PhD student at Cambridge University.

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