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Alphege Bell speaks with the award-winning legal journalist, Catherine Baksi, about his legal career, including how he was the first barrister “with dreads” to appear before a judge.
Alphege, an Oxford graduate, was called to the Bar in 1995. At that time “the legal profession was deeply conservative, so Bell caused something of a stir”.
To read more, visit https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/law-should-be-about-intellectual-ability-not-how-your-hair-falls-vhzltk6j0
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