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Photos: Cooking up a storm in a digital kitchen

The e-Kitchen where Jamie Oliver's Fifteen learn their trade...

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By Steve Ranger

Published: 6 November 2006 14:45 GMT

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Images from the cameras appear on the students' screens, meaning they don't have to cluster around the teacher.

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