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  1. John Mills attack (1995)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with Barbara Mills, the Director of Public Prosecutions, on an attack on her husband John Mills, who was robbed and stabbed by a gang of eleven youths on 30/05/95.

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  2. Notting Hill Carnival violence (1977)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with head of the Notting Hill Carnival Committee (unidentified) on the violence this year by a minority of black youths, role of the stewards and the future of the carnival. Male interviewer not...

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  3. Roy Orbison message to Michelle Booth (1978)

    Genre
    Special; Speech

    Get well message by American singer Roy Orbison to Michelle Booth who was attacked and thrown from a train in London on 18/03/78.

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  4. Notting Hill Carnival violence (1977)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with unidentified man on the groups of youths that caused violence at this year’s Notting Hill Carnival. Male reporter not identified (poss. Vivian White).

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  5. Michelle Booth case closed - Mother’s response (1979)

    Genre
    Interview

    Maureen Booth, mother of Michelle Booth, who was assaulted and pushed off a train in Brentford, London on 18/03/78, on Metropolitan Police Commissioner David McNee’s decision to close the file on the case....

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  6. Guardian Angels on trains (1989)

    Genre
    Interview

    Tory backbencher Sir Trevor Skeet says he supports the vigilante Guardian Angels patrols on trains and they could have prevented a recent incident. He comments on whether police should be doing the job;...

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  7. Frederick Carter dies after street beating (1993)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with Doreen Carter, the widow of 64-year-old Frederick Carter, killed by three black youths who beat him and stole his keys in New Cross, London. Doreen describes her late husband and appeals for...

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  8. Arrests of muggers soaring (1996)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with Metropolitan Police Commissioner Paul Condon in which he talks about a controversial policy called Operation Eagle-Eye aimed at targeting attempted muggings in the capital. London Midday...

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  9. Tourist murdered on Underground (1988)

    Genre
    Interview; News report

    Detectives are hunting two brutal killers who stabbed a youth to death on the London Underground at Holborn. The victim, a teenage tourist, had a knife plunged through his heart when he refused to hand...

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  10. Black youths involved in crimes on Underground and buses (1989)

    Genre
    Interview

    West Indian Standing Conference director, William Trant, speaks about the alleged involvement of black youth in muggings and attacks on London’s buses and Underground. He says not all black people should...

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