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"A BBC Radio 3 presenter arrested in Zimbabwe on charges of working in the country illegally has said that he was treated with &amp;quot;nothing but kindness&amp;quot; during his detention.  Petroc Trelawny arrived back in the UK on Saturday after a six-day incarceration and is due back on Radio 3&amp;#039;s breakfast programme tomorrow.  Despite breaking his arm after accidentally tripping over another prisoner, Trelawny said that he was treated well during his detention, after being arrested in the city of Bulawayo for compering at a music festival without a work permit. He was taken to a central police station, where he shared a 14ft (4.26m) by 9ft cell with at one stage 21 other people.  In an interview with the Broadcasting House programme on Radio 4, Trelawny said: &amp;quot;As soon as I went in, I realised it was going to be very uncomfortable but there was nothing to be frightened of.&amp;quot; He said that his fellow inmates were &amp;quot;warm and welcoming&amp;quot; and curious about why he was there.  The accident occurred due to the cramped conditions in the cell, he said.  &amp;quot;I was given the space right at the far end of the cell and had gone to peer out at the grill,&amp;quot; said Trelawny. &amp;quot;On the way back, I tripped over one of the many people there. I instinctively put my arm out to stop the fall and heard the sound of what I thought was breaking bone.&amp;quot; After being transferred to the hospital, Trelawny said that the staff did their best to treat him despite only basic equipment available. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m left with an extraordinary realisation of the goodness of humanity,&amp;quot; he added. All charges against Trelawny - who was in Zimbabwe in a personal capacity and not representing the BBC - were dropped and he left the country on Friday.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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