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What is life? The Story of Kathleen Ferrier (1987)

'What is Life’ is the story of the Lancashire telephone operator who became one of Britain’s foremost concert singers, and the greatest contralto of her time. Tragically, Kathleen Ferrier died of cancer at...

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Cliff Barrows interview (1985)

Ian Robertson talks to Cliff Barrows, Billy Graham’s closest friend and colleague. He tells of how their friendship started, what is actually involved in the vast operation that comprises ‘The Billy Graham...

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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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Food, glorious food (1985)

From March 18th, supermarket shoppers in Britain will be able to see at a glance what is and isn’t top quality British food with the introduction of the ‘Food from Britain Food Mark’. But what does it all...

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A postcard from Strasbourg: September 1987 (1987)

The latest news about what is going on in the European Parliament, this edition featuring Jacques Chirac.

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Foreign correspondent: Andrew Manderstam (1986)

What is it like being a foreign correspondent? Mike Riddoch talks to IRN’s correspondent who covers American affairs from his Washington base. How do Americans regard Mrs. Thatcher’s Britain? Why are there...

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Northern Ireland (1988)

aka: What you’re training for...

A documentary about the IRA and terrorism in Northern Ireland.

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The Christians interview (1988)

Henry Priestman, frontman of The Christians, plays tracks from their current album and talks about what life is like for one of Britain’s top bands.

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Hong Kong must go (1984)

Documentary about Hong Kong. What future is there for the five and a half million British citizens living there?

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The Walk in the Old Testament: a personal pilgrimage (1988)

A documentary about the history of the Bible, in which Laurence Spicer revisits and retraces places described in the Bible, to examine what life would have been like for people during that era of civilisation.

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