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The team that helps a man losing his voice sing an opera

Paul Jameson was diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND) three years ago, and is quickly losing his voice.

But with the help of professional baritone, Roderick 'Roddy' Williams, he's performing his own opera, called Paul's Aria.

23 February 2022

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