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BSE risk to humans (1990)

Genre
News report; Vox pop

Clive Myrie reports on the risk of Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) transferring to humans, Labour Party claims the Government’s compensation package to farmers for infected animals is not good...
LBC IRN Radio Online Audio
Emergency Commons debate about BSE (1996)

Genre
News report; Parliamentary debate

In tonight’s emergency debate in the Commons Agriculture Minister Douglas Hogg announced a ban on the sale of meat from cows older than 30 months at the time of their slaughter. It was a predictably robust...
LBC IRN Radio Online Audio
Mad cow disease hits the country (1996)

Genre
News report; Parliamentary debate

As BSE affects the livestock of the country, at Prime Minister’s Question Time, Labour Party leader Tony Blair attacks Prime Minister John Major over the handling of the situation, he then responds. Robert...
LBC IRN Radio Online Audio
Parliament debates BSE (1996)

Genre
News report; Parliamentary debate; Speech

There have now been four emergency statements on the BSE crisis since last Wednesday. Parliamentary correspondent Robert Allen reports. Michael Stephen complains of a nanny state; Health Secretary Stephen...
LBC IRN Radio Online Audio
Monty at large (1980)

Genre
Documentary; Interview; Music

Monty at Large, presented by Monty Modlyn. This episode focuses on the Players Theatre in Villers Street, London. Includes interviews with theatre director Denis Martin; catering manager Juan Montero;...
LBC IRN Radio Online Audio
Report on BSE measures (1996)

Genre
Interview; News report; Vox pop

Malcolm Brown wrap. The experts advising the Government about the BSE crisis spent the weekend in conference at Sunningdale in Berkshire. The scientists’ recommendations are being passed on to ministers...
LBC IRN Radio Online Audio