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Unidentified male speaker on the new Channel 4, its funding and programme scheduling. Female interviewer not identified.
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 31, 32 and 33.
A serial of programmes looking at starting your own business, illustrating all the steps that need to be done, giving an example of an electrician opening his own business. Episode 31 to 40. Twelve tracks
Michael Grade speaks about quitting the BBC to become Chief Executive of Channel 4 and stepping into the shoes of Jeremy Isaacs. Male interviewer not identified.
Jeremy Isaacs, Chief Executive of the new Channel 4, on the use of multiple sources for news and audience share; with reference to ITV and the BBC. Female interviewer not identified.
Bodyshop founder Anita Roddick reacting after the court decision to make Channel 4 pay £276,000 damages for a documentary that claimed Bodyshop do test on animals; and on how all cosmetic companies need...
Precious Bane, a novel by Mary Webb, set in rural Shropshire at the time of the Battle of Waterloo, about a girl with a hare-lip. In 19 parts. In this episode Book 4, Chapter 4 (Pt 2); Book 4, Chapters 5, 6...
Interview with Jeremy Isaacs, Chief Executive of Channel 4, at the press conference launch where he talks about the role of the new television channel. Male interviewer not identified (poss. Darcus Howe).
Channel 4 has suspended plans to televise regular live broadcasts from the House of Commons because of restrictive regulations. Instead the channel will include occasional live coverage in news bulletins and...
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