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It’s a boy - nineteen year old Wilfred Barker and his brother, detected as mystery broadcasters close down - and BBC breathes again.
Audio extracts from a BBC radio programme called TALKS FOR SIXTH FORMERS, broadcast on 1/1/1937, in which Irish dramatist, social critic, essayist and political thinker George Bernard Shaw talks about: a few...
In this radio interview presented by Barry Carman, 23-year old David Warner (at the time the youngest actor to have played Hamlet on the professional stage) explains how he approached the part and how he...
Trevor Dann, BBC Radio 1’s Head of Production, on not playing a newly-released Beatles record. He denies that the decision to exclude it from the Radio 1 playlist constitutes a ban or a snub. Male...
An interview by telephone with a spokeperson for Thames Water. The person complains about the BBC Nationwide programme. He says that the criticism about Thames Water is too much and explains the reasons....
An interview with the author, songwriter, producer and BBC broadcaster Tim Healey.
BBC Radio 1 has refused to play the new release by the Beatles, Real Love, which features an old recording of the late John Lennon (who wrote the song) with the surviving band members singing along....
Radio One DJ Steve Wright mocks LBC over its decision to dismiss presenter Brian Hayes. He praises Hayes and says LBC has given its competition an absolute gift by sacking its best presenter. Original...
Professor Alan Peacock responds to criticism of his report on broadcasting. He talks about the limited number of channels and how an increase in advertising would not be in the viewer’s interest; the...
Telephone interview with Peter Baldwin, Chief Executive of the Radio Authority, on the Green Paper on the future of the BBC, following the Radio Authority publishing their response to it. On the funding of...
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