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Former Sunday Times journalist who played instrumental role in exposing Thalidomide scandal recognised with honorary doctorate from Kingston University - News - Kingston University London
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Honorary doctorates for Burton, Potter | UCT News
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David and Elaine Potter Fellowships in South Africa, 2020 - Scholarship Positions 2023 2024
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Without the generous support of the David and Elaine Potter Foundation, I would not have been able to undertake my PhD.” | Support Cambridge
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