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Sadness of the year (1984)

Genre
Interview

Interview with unidentified male speaker (poss. Cardinal Basil Hume) about the tragic events of 1984, including those in India and Africa, the coal strike, and the Brighton bombing. Male interviewer not...
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Moraji Desai visits Southall in London (1978)

Genre
News report; Interview; Vox pop

Moraji Desai, Prime Minister of India, visits Southall in London. He is greeted by crowds, with jeers and shouts of protest. John Armstrong reports on the reasons for his hostile reception, which are given...
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Sikh protests in London (1984)

Genre
News report; Vox pop

Report on the demonstrations by Sikhs outside the Indian High Commission in London. Sikhs present discuss the reasons for the protests. Female reporter not identified.
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Afghan-Pakistani relations unaffected by death of president (1988)

Genre
Interview

John Alcock interviews Vice-President of the Afghan Alliance, Dr Zabiullah Mujadidi, at the funeral of Pakistani President, Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq. He says he expects Pakistani-Afghan relations to be unaffected...
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Funeral of Pakistani President, Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq (1988)

Genre
News report

The funeral of Pakistani President, Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq, at which US Secretary of State, George Shultz and UK Foreign Secretary, Sir Geoffrey Howe were in attendance. 500,000 people were also there to...
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Contract killings in London’s Sikh community? (1986)

Genre
Interview; News report; Vox pop

Report on what appears to be a series of attacks targeting moderate Sikh leaders in London. Peter Kimber reports from Southall, where shopkeeper and political activist Tarsem Singh Toor was fatally shot;...
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Murder of Sikh leader Tarsem Singh Toor (1986)

Genre
Interview

Two interviews on the murder of Sikh community leader, Tarsem Singh Toor, in Southall, London. 1: Mr P.S. Khabra (i.e. Piara Singh Khabra), President of the Indian Workers’ Association, says he has no...
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