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Jamie Oliver has a bone to pick with the British education system - and he’s not mincing words. In his latest documentary, Jamie’s Dyslexia Revolution, the celebrity chef, author and outspoken ...

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In new documentary Jamie's Dyslexia Revolution, Jamie Oliver admits he didn't read his first book until he was 33 years old, despite being the second best-selling British author.

Jamie Oliver has revealed that if he had not discovered cooking, he might have ended up in prison.

TV chef Jamie Oliver has said that "cooking saved him" and if hadn't found a love of the kitchen, his dyslexia means he "might have ended up in jail".