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Eva Runciman

Eva Runciman

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Journalist, BBC Radio Scotland

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  • I work at one of the world's most remote museums

    By Eva RuncimanBbc Scotland, Eva Runciman Verified|BBCVerifiedImage source, SGHTImage caption, Helen Balfour (centre) is pictured with fellow museum workers Lauren Elliott, left, and Aoife McKennaA Shetland woman has travelled thousands of miles to work in one of the world's most remote museums. South Georgia island is in the South Atlantic, and its museum attracted visitors from around the globe. However, staff were asked to leave in March 2020 as Covid-19 spread across the world. It has now reopened.

    By Eva RuncimanBbc Scotland, Eva Runciman Verified · BBC

    Nov. 07, 2022

  • I work at one of the world's most remote museums

    By Eva RuncimanBbc Scotland, Eva Runciman Verified|BBCVerifiedImage source, SGHTImage caption, Helen Balfour (centre) is pictured with fellow museum workers Lauren Elliott, left, and Aoife McKennaA Shetland woman has travelled thousands of miles to work in one of the world's most remote museums. South Georgia island is in the South Atlantic, and its museum attracted visitors from around the globe. However, staff were asked to leave in March 2020 as Covid-19 spread across the world. It has now reopened.

    By Eva RuncimanBbc Scotland, Eva Runciman Verified · BBC

    Nov. 07, 2022

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BBC Radio Scotland