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Harry Beer reports on claims that the Channel Tunnel is open to terrorist attacks; a delay for the new coach service; campaign against the high speed rail link. Includes interviews with John Noulton,...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: None for the Road. DESCRIPTION: Enjoying a fine wine - or a beer with boys - is part of the British way of life. But the new Road Safety Act suggests that, as a nation of drivers,...
Charley(?) Lowndes reports back on latest situation on the Falkland Islands with Argentinean planes attempting incursions, British defences holding strong, rumours of incursions on Siuth Georgia, and the...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Topping Out Ceremony. DESCRIPTION: A new building in Paddington, London claims to be the tallest office block in Britain. As part of the topping out ceremony, the Chairman of the...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Hops for Beer. DESCRIPTION: The scene is Kent, where about half the total British harvest is grown. And here are hop-pickers, giving a willing hand. This job is a pleasant sort of...
Fun fairs, feasts and of course Munich Beer are the ingredients of the annual festival.
Transport Secretary Brian Mawhinney reacts to a Royal Commission report on environmental pollution. Includes excerpt of his speech to a conference on air quality today calling for positive work on the...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Bread & Ale. DESCRIPTION: Among the most coveted part-time jobs in Britain. The Ale Tasters of Ashburton. Twelve Pubs to visit - and a free pint at every one. SHOTLIST: MS band marching...
Harry Beer reports on the electricity industry regulator’s proposed cuts to electricity prices after privatisation pushed the profits up and how the announcement has hit share prices. With comment from...
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