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Robert Plant...'Now and Zen’ (1988)

Robert Plant is back at the top with his current album, ‘Now and Zen’. With his new band he’s playing a number of small venues throughout the country. Between tracks he talks about the album, his thoughts...

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Pete Waterman inteview (1988)

aka: Now that’s what we call music

Stock, Aitken, Waterman - Now that’s what we call music. Pete Waterman and his partners have changed the face of the Network Chart. A glance down the charts reveals how many came from the ‘Hit Factory’...

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Feargal Sharkey (1985)

The ex Undertone and Assembly man, now enjoying a successful solo career, talks about his music career to Robin Ross in an interview recorded on the day his single ‘A Good Heart’ went to no.1

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Digby Fairweather in concert (1989)

One of the most outstanding jazz trumpeters and now a best-selling author, Digby Fairweather was recorded in concert at The Stables, Wavendon, Milton Keynes, with supporting guests George Chisholm and Janusz...

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Fortress Falklands: three years on (1985)

A report from the Falkland Islands three years after the conflict featuring interviews with the soldiers who now defend the islands, with Sir Rex Hunt and the islanders, and the forces in action in the South...

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Latchkey kids (1984)

Thousands of children are now known as ‘The Latchkey Kids’ - a tribe of children who are left to their own devices while their parents earn the money to keep them. They are a growing cause for concern,...

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The Last wimpy (1985)

This documentary looks at the rescue of the world’s last surviving wartime Wellington Bomber from the depths of Loch Ness. The programme was recorded entirely as actuality, and we hear from all sides of the...

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AIDS (1985)

It has been suggested that one third of gay men in London now carry the AIDS virus. Doctors have predicted 10,000 deaths in the capital by 1989, spreading across the nation as time goes on. This programme...

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Immigration widows (1984)

An examination of immigration rules and nationalisation laws passed by the Government, which are forcing families apart. Some women are allowed to live here while their husbands are not, and some children...

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Refugees (1984)

Mohesh Bajaj reports on the Vietnamese Boat People. When they were rescued from their plight, Britain agreed to take a quota. They came here with dreams of the promised land and many have settled. Many more...

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