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After their 16-day ordeal at the hands of terrorist hijackers, the 29 freed hostages returned to Kuwait last night amid noisy scenes and joyful reunions. Reporter Michael O’Neill was at Kuwait Airport...
Track 1- Hales Barn Farm [0:17 sec]. Track 2- Ritz Crackers - Tricorn Centre, Portsmouth [0:34 sec];[tracks 2,3,4 are variations on the same ad]. Track 3- Ritz Crackers - North End, Portsmouth [0:34 sec]....
A great classical novel in 65 episodes by Bram Stoker, read by Hamish Wilson. This recording is episodes 28, 29 and 30.
Complaints on the 16% increase in rail fares for the South East, problems for commuters. Roger Moate MP and David Crouch MP interviewed according to records but only one unidentified person can be heard....
A dramatization in twenty parts. This CD is Part 16 to 20
Report on the clearing up operation in France after 16 bomb attacks that struck Paris, Marseilles, Aix-en-Provence and Alfortville. The explosions were later claimed to be the work of the Corsican National...
George Matheson interviews Alan Tuffin, General Secretary of the Union of Communication Workers (UCW) about the decision of British Telecom to axe 16,000 jobs over the next 18 months from engineering and...
Report on the return of 57,000 Ford workers to Dagenham after a nine-week strike. The workers have accepted a 16.5 percent pay rise but the Government has said it will impose sanctions on any company which...
A great classical novel in 65 episodes, by Bram Stoker, read by Hamish Wilson. This recording is episodes 14, 15 and 16.
Four-part programme on youth unemployment, presented by Tommy Boyd. Considers the prospects of 720,000 school leavers who are entering the employment market at a time of mass unemployment. Interviewees...
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