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'Society’ baby show at Thorpe House, Kensington.
THIS WEEK was the first weekly current-affairs programme aired on commercial television in the UK. Beginning in 1956 as a light, magazine-style show punctuated by more serious items, by the mid-1960s it...
Second episode of a Victorian detective series in which Lucy Greenwood and her Uncle Craddock investigate a series of mysterious incidents at a London theatre. When, during performances of Hamlet, the actor...
Pit ponies Derby at Thorpe Hall.
COI synopsis: New Zealander, Barbara Ewing looks at a new concept in land reclamation at Thorpe Park Leisure Centre in Surrey where 500 acres of worked out gravel pits have been transformed into a theme...
Shows how the development of bigger and better computerised telescopes has advanced knowledge of the night sky.
Looks at computers as a means to improve the lives of disabled people by increasing their independence.
Looks at a new machine for digging tunnels, which can burrow safely through ground previously considered impenetrable.
With the Danube irrecoverably changed by the massive Gabcivko hydro-electric dam in Slovakia and Hungarian people’s lifestyles under threat, the film looks back on the river’s past, featuring gold...
Given that accurate measurements of time, length and weight are essential to society, discusses the units of measurement that emanate from the National Physical Laboratory, near London.
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