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  1. Anthony Eden on Suez Canal crisis (1956) (1982)

    Genre
    Speech; Special

    Archive ITN recording from 1956, of a speech by UK Prime Minister Anthony Eden on the Suez Canal crisis and the danger to the international oil supply.

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  2. Lord Butler on Suez crisis (1976)

    Genre
    Interview

    Tony Tucker interviews Lord Butler (Richard Austen Butler, otherwise known as Rab Butler) of Saffron Walden about the Suez Crisis in 1956, the actions of Anthony Eden and involvement of the USA. Butler was...

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  3. Sir Anthony Eden defends invasion of Suez (1976)

    Genre
    Speech

    Sir Anthony Eden, UK Prime Minister, defends the invasion of Suez, Egypt, in this archive clip originally broadcast to the nation in 1956.

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  4. Falklands crisis- marines on life on SS Canberra (1982)

    Genre
    Interview

    Marines John Power(?) and Noddy Dunn(?) talk to Kim Sabido about life on the SS Canberra as it travels towards the Falkland Islands compared to other campaigns.

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  5. Dave Hunt on the closure of Roy of the Rovers comic (1993)

    Genre
    Interview

    James Bays interview for IRN Billboard with Dave Hunt, editor of the Roy of the Rovers soccer comic, which is to close. Hunt on his long association with the Roy Race character, who first appeared in the...

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  6. Anthony Eden memorial service (1977)

    Genre
    Interview; News report; Obituary; Tribute

    Christopher Hourmouzious reporting from the memorial service in Westminster Abbey for former UK Prime Minister Anthony Eden. Includes tributes from Eden’s colleague, former Deputy Prime Minister Lord (Rab)...

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