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WE MIGHT REGRET THIS, Roughcut’s brand new Comedy available on BBC iPlayer from 19 Aug. “You good to take over the world?” Written and created by Kyla Harris and Lee Getty, starring Kyla Harris, Darren Boyle, Elena Saurel, Edward Bluemel, Sally Phillips and Aasiya Shah.

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