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  1. Bishop Trevor Huddleston meets Goffrey Howe (1986)

    Genre
    Interview

    Bishop Trevor Huddleston, President of the Anti-Apartheid Movement, discusses his meeting with Home Secretary Geoffrey Howe. He claims the Commonwealth Games could be put into jeopardy. He speculates on what...

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  2. Defence Secretary Tom King on Iraqi aggression (1990)

    Genre
    Interview

    Paul Maurice interviews UK Defence Secretary, Tom King, where he welcomes the latest United Nations Security Council resolution, calling for Iraq to pay for the damage it’s done in Kuwait. The resolution...

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  3. Hayes on Sunday (1979)

    Genre
    Interview; Talk show

    Hayes on Sunday, with Paul Ingrams standing in for Brian Hayes revisits the week’s shows. Guests include James Porter, Director of the Commonwealth Institute in London, on the Commonwealth Conference;...

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  4. Debate on death penalty and Falklands peacekeeping (1982)

    Genre
    News report; Parliamentary debate; Speech

    Peter Murphy reports on a House of Commons debate on the restoration of the death penalty and on the question of a possible United Nations force to act as a peacekeeping force in the Falkland Islands. With...

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  5. Great storm of 1987 (1987)

    Genre
    Discussion; Interview; News bulletin; News report; Special

    Douglas Cameron and Peter Deeley present a programme from the LBC radio car on the morning following hurricane winds in southern England which caused deaths, devastation and blackouts. Poor quality at times,...

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