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COI synopsis: Made specially for Ghanaian viewers, this programme features the Ghanaian National Dancers both in their successful London performances and in their happy individual impact on the city itself.
Shows how the study of an Egyptian mummy at Manchester Museum has resulted in the development of new fingerprinting methods and new techniques in radiology and pathology. Ends with a long sequence showing a...
Three abridged versions of Macbeth, with different edits, which let the audience decide: Why did Macbeth do it? Filmed inside a 1599 virtual Globe Theatre in London. Elizabethan Version Act I Scene i....
COI synopsis: London Line cameras show how the scientific knowledge of Kew can work for the benefit of Africa and the world.
COI synopsis: Amenities available in Britain for helping African students and their families.
COI synopsis: London Line shows how traditional African building methods coupled with modern technology can solve the housing problem in Africa.
COI synopsis: Industry develops not only on land but above, and, as in this case, below the surface; for there lies a new frontier underwater which London Line decided to cross. We follow the training of two...
COI synopsis: African designs have inspired several generations of European designers and artists, and none more so than the design of jewellery whether of the most inexpensive beads or the most precious...
COI synopsis: Chips of carbon - that’s all but for centuries they have been a symbol of beauty. London Line visits Hatton Garden, London to see how an ordinary looking pebble becomes a shining...
COI synopsis: A look at the drivers and cars competing in this rally in Africa including Roger Clark, Stuart Turner and Peter Shiyukah.
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