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  1. Bilsthorpe Colliery disaster possible causes (1993)

    Genre
    News report; Interview

    Ian Booth reports from the colliery on the Bilsthorpe Colliery disaster in Nottinghamshire which killed 3 and UDM spokesman Mick Stevens talks about what may have caused the disaster.

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  2. Bilsthorpe Colliery disaster (1993)

    Genre
    News report; Interview

    Ian Booth reports from the scene on the Bilsthorpe Colliery disaster in Nottinghamshire where 5 men have been trapped for 6 hours, one man has been rescued. Includes John Longden, British Coal on the rescue...

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  3. Julie Dart murdered by Michael Sams (1993)

    Genre
    Interview; News report

    Ian Booth reports on how Michael Sams kidnapped and murdered Leeds prostitute Julie Dart at his workshop in Newark, he has just been sentenced for this and kidnapping of Stephanie Slater. Retired head of...

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  4. Inquiry launched after Beverley Allitt case (1993)

    Genre
    Interview; News report

    Ian Booth reports on reactions from victim’s parents to news from Health Secretary Virginia Bottomley there will be an independent and no public inquiry into health service and Grantham and Keyveston...

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  5. Christopher Hourmouzious review of 1976 (1976)

    Genre
    Discussion; Interview; Parliamentary debate; Press conference; Speech

    Review of the Year 1976, Christopher Hourmouzious discusses events with following correspondents. Ed Boyle on British Parliament (includes excerpt of opening ceremony) and politics under prime ministers...

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