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HMS Thetis now Thunderbolt. [111 ft] US Squalus now Sailfish. [126 ft]
Launched in 1977 to study the Solar system’s gas giant planets, Voyager 1 is still operating. But now it’s so far away that the Solar wind has weakened and a deluge of cosmic particles from intergalactic...
Podcast. Barbara Bogaev talks to David McInnis, Associate Professor at the University of Melbourne, about his research in the large number of plays produced in Elizabethan England that are now lost to us. He...
Now! proprietor Sir James Goldsmith on the reasons behind the closure of the magazine. Male interviewer not identified.
Mary Rose: Interview with Mark Jones - nd [1975-1986]. The Mary Rose came back home. Now is sitting in the Dockyard. Mark Jones explains what he has to do now to keep and preserve it, and he thinks that in...
Robert Plant is back at the top with his current album, Now and Zen. With his new band hes playing a number of small venues throughout the country. Between tracks he talks about the album, his thoughts...
Brian Hayes interviews Anthony Shrimsley, editor of Now! magazine on its launch.
At Olympia, 11,000 men a day are being demobbed. Over the radio comes the voice of Labour Minister George Isaacs announcing details of the big speed up. Sound interviews with:- Ex-Flight Lieutenant Nolde,...
Montgomery inspecting and decorating Belgian troops with British medals and then makes short speech. He says that the bad days of the war are now over. The Germans are now paying the full price for their...
Report on the closure due to financial losses of Now! magazine. Speakers include: proprietor Sir James Goldsmith; National Union of Journalists member Bill Kaye(?); editor Anthony Shrimsley. Female reporter...
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