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The harts that had been hunted here, the witches that had been pricked and ducked, the green-spangled fairies that "whickered" at you as you passed;--the place teemed with beliefs in them still, and they formed an impish multitude now.

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BUDDING documentary makers could receive thousands of pounds in funding thanks to a foundation set up in memory of television's greatest globetrotter, Alan Whicker.

Michael Palin for example was considered an unlikely successor to Alan Whicker in the late Eighties when he went Around the World in 80 Days, and in recent years Michael Portillo's railway travels have made for compelling viewing also.

That even beats globetrotter extraordinaire Alan Whicker.

WITH the deaths of Alan Whicker, Sir David Frost and David Jacobs, the world of TV and radio has lost three of the greatest broadcasters in history.

Aranga M Thomson On the death OFALAN Whicker I was avid fan of Whickers World, Rest in peace, Alan.

GLOBETROTTING TV star Alan Whicker, who brought the lifestyles of the rich and famous into UK homes for decades, has been hailed as a unique and original figure in broadcasting.

BROADCASTER Alan Whicker, known for his global travels during a distinguished TV career which stretched nearly 60 years, died yesterday at the age of 87.

Alan Whicker travelled around the globe at least 97 times, never lost his wanderlust and boasted of being the only person who really WAS interested in other people's holiday snaps.