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Full Marks!

Date released

19 Aug 1929

Series name

Gaumont Graphic

Issue no

1921

NoS ID

386839

Extras

1 film clip

NfO synopsis: Miss Edith Parnell, a 16-year-old schoolgirl, successfully swims the Bristol Channel (a distance of 20 miles) in 10 1/4 hours.

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Time Team (2010)

Subject

Archaeology; History

Since January 2010 Channel 4 has made the complete range of TIME TEAM programmes from series 4 - 16, as well as TIME TEAM SPECIALS and TIME TEAM DIGS permanently available for free online viewing via 4OD,...

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Macbeth in the Classroom (2005 Multimedia, Television)

aka: Teaching Shakespeare

Series

Ks3/4 English

Director

Michael Simmons

Producer

Colin Izod

Educational television. Transmitted in two fifteen-minute blocks, the production shows an English teacher in a north London comprehensive teaching Shakespeare’s play to a Year 9 class. The first part of...

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Channel 4 (1981)

Genre

Interview

Unidentified male speaker on the new Channel 4, its funding and programme scheduling. Female interviewer not identified.

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The Business Programme No.10 (1988)

The Business Programme, broadcast on Monday evenings and presented by Rob Thomas. TRACK 1- Young Business Entrepreneur - Interview with Sarah Newman, young entrepreneur for agriculture and food. - Channel...

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Duffy meets Katherine Helmond (1983)

An interview with Katherine Helmond, the American actress who plays ‘Jessica Tate’ in the TV comedy series ‘Soap’. This series has been repeated on Channel 4

ILR Sharing Radio Online Audio

Channel 4 launch (1982)

Genre

Interview

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).

LBC IRN Radio Online Audio

Channel 4 won’t broadcast Commons (1989)

Genre

Interview

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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Michael Grade quits the BBC for Channel 4 (1987)

Genre

Interview

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.

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Jeremy Isaacs on Channel 4 News (1981)

Genre

Interview

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.

LBC IRN Radio Online Audio