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17 articles about 5 events for “Esther Rantzen Childline Legacy”.
“Dame Esther started her career as a broadcaster and became a household name after hosting consumer show That’s Life!, and went on to establish children’s charity Childline.”
“- Published Dame Esther Rantzen was "an inspirational individual" who was "quite a force" as a campaigner, according to the director of Childline, the children's helpline founded by the broadcaster in the 1980s.”
“Davina McCall and Anton Du Beke were among the stars to bid farewell to 'national treasure' Dame Esther Rantzen on social media after her death aged 86.”
“Childline was Dame Esther Rantzen’s favourite child, the broadcaster’s daughter has said as guests gathered to mark the charity’s 40th anniversary.”
“Childline was Dame Esther Rantzen’s favourite child, the broadcaster’s daughter has said as guests gathered to mark the charity’s 40th anniversary.”
“In Pictures: Esther Rantzen, the formidable campaigner for young and old Dame Esther Rantzen’s drive helped her launch key charities promoting the welfare of young and old alike.”
“Dame Esther Rantzen’s drive helped her launch key charities promoting the welfare of young and old alike.”
“Dame Esther Rantzen and Sir Nicholas, whom she introduced to the world as the saviour of children from Nazi-occupied Prague in 1939 It wasn't until a phone call in 1988 that the pieces started to come together, and it was all thanks to Childline founder Dame…”
“- Published Dame Esther Rantzen's commitment to charitable causes is something she will forever be remembered for.”