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Gids | 11:27 UK time, Tuesday, 10 June 2008

If you can't get enough of this month's Podcast host Kiruna Stamell, you can still catch her turn on Eastenders playing 'Sandra the SENCO'.

Some on our forum have already discussed her performance.

But for those who haven't been following...

Ricky and Bianca's son Liam has been having trouble at school. Meanwhile, Ricky has been wondering if he can do anything to help as he "always struggled at maths." So they visit Sandra the SENCO (Kiruna) to find out whether Liam is Dyslexic, whilst Ricky takes the test too, to answer his own doubts.

If you're in the UK you can watch the: episode on iPlayer until Friday

Kiruna's scene is at 14:36.

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    Just wanted to thank you Gids! For putting up my thread on the forum as a link, about Kiruna being on Eastenders! I reckon they should show her again and catch up with Liam's progress, I'd love to see how Kiruna's character could do more to help Liam.

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