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We first met Georgia Rankin in March 2014. Aged 15 at the time, she told us about life as Britain’s Tiniest Teen. At just 2ft 7inches tall Georgia’s condition certainly didn’t hold her back and today, now 21, she’s a model, has over 700,000 Youtube followers, and there’s no stopping her. However, there is one thing that she says would change her life forever – legalising cannabis oil in the UK. She’s here to explain why as we welcome her back to the studio.
Broadcast on 11/03/20

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