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Today, Sarah Hadland was on Sunday Brunch on Channel 4, there she was asked whether she was able to beatbox, to which she replied that that was one of those things people put on her Wikipedia page and she couldn't really (or words to that effect). I have since tagged that claim with {{cn}}. I am raising this here just because this may be a false fact on the article which may have to be removed. (This happened at 12:16 on Channel 4). Seagull123 Φ 11:26, 11 October 2015 (UTC)Reply