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Page last updated at 12:14 GMT, Monday, 6 July 2009 13:14 UK

'I didn't want to get off'

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Housewife Rachel Wardell was the first official "'living statue" to take part in the One and Other project.

She told the BBC that she didn't want to get off when her hour long stint on the plinth ended.

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