The Archers legend Patricia Greene dies aged 94: World's longest-serving soap star played matriarch Jill on BBC radio drama for almost 70 years ...Middle East

Also known as Paddy, she was the radio soap's longest serving cast member as well as the longest serving actor in a soap opera in any medium.

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The Archers legend Patricia Greene dies aged 94: World's longest-serving soap star played matriarch Jill on BBC radio drama for almost 70 years ...Middle East

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