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Harriet Bedell-Pearce

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Harriet’s our resident Doctor House, having decided to study Medicine at GKT after watching a really good episode of ER. She is a presenter, video maker and professional cat-lady. She loves Jurassic Park, Julie Andrews and Geralt from The Witcher.

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