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Blue Peter says 'sorry' for Red Hand blunder

Bosses of BBC TV children’s show Blue Peter have apologised over the use of the Red Hand of Ulster symbol.

Fri, 21 Jan, 2005 - 16:58

Bosses of BBC TV children’s show Blue Peter have apologised over the use of the Red Hand of Ulster symbol.

The controversy emerged two weeks ago in a children’s competition to design new airline livery.

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