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'''Jeremy Kyle''' (July 7, 1965 [[London]]) is a British broadcaster whose daily show, '' The Jeremy Kyle Show'', has achieved popular acclaim, tempered by criticism from the British liberal establishment, for applying a firm moral compass to his work. Typically he gives strong advice along the lines of "tough love" to disaffected teens and families, showing them the way out of problems of addiction, crime and conflict.
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'''Jeremy Kyle''' (July 7, 1965 [[London]]) is a [[Britain|British]] radio and television personality whose daily show, '' The Jeremy Kyle Show'', has achieved popular acclaim, tempered by criticism from the British liberal establishment, for applying a firm moral compass to his work. Typically he gives strong advice along the lines of "tough love" to disaffected teens and families, showing them the way out of problems of addiction, crime and conflict.
 
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Jeremy Kyle

Jeremy Kyle (July 7, 1965 London) is a British radio and television personality whose daily show, The Jeremy Kyle Show, has achieved popular acclaim, tempered by criticism from the British liberal establishment, for applying a firm moral compass to his work. Typically he gives strong advice along the lines of "tough love" to disaffected teens and families, showing them the way out of problems of addiction, crime and conflict.