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Line 1: '''''Multi-Coloured Swap Shop''''' was a children's television programme that aired on Saturday mornings in the UK on [[BBC One]]. It ran from [[1976]] until [[1982]] and was thought by many to be a response to the growing success of ATV's ''[[Tiswas]]'' - although the latter had not yet aired outside the Midlands. ''Swap Shop'' was hugely popular with its target audience and used innovative ideas such as the [[Phone in\|phone-in]] to engage the audience. The main presenters were [[Noel Edmonds]], [[Keith Chegwin]], [[John Craven]] and [[Maggie Philbin]].

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