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James Goldsmith on closure of Now! magazine (1981)

Genre

Interview

Now! proprietor Sir James Goldsmith on the reasons behind the closure of the magazine. Male interviewer not identified.

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Mary Rose: Interview with Mark Jones - nd [1975-1986]

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...

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Robert Plant...'Now and Zen’ (1988)

Robert Plant is back at the top with his current album, ‘Now and Zen’. With his new band he’s playing a number of small venues throughout the country. Between tracks he talks about the album, his thoughts...

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Launch of Now! magazine (1979)

Genre

Interview

Brian Hayes interviews Anthony Shrimsley, editor of Now! magazine on its launch.

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Closure of Now! magazine (1981)

Genre

News report; Interview

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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Hunt for Empain kidnappers (1978)

Genre

News report

Report on the case of Baron Edouard-Jean Empain, who has now been released. The identities of the kidnappers are now known, and police are attempting to track down those not already dead or in captivity....

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Gorbachev says Cold War now over (1990)

Genre

Speech

President Mikhail Gorbachev speaks as he ends a tour of Canada and the USA including a summit in the USA (through interpreter) saying that the Cold War is over and we are now entering a period of peace.

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Pete Waterman inteview (1988)

aka: Now that’s what we call music

Stock, Aitken, Waterman - Now that’s what we call music. Pete Waterman and his partners have changed the face of the Network Chart. A glance down the charts reveals how many came from the ‘Hit Factory’...

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Exiled Iraqi claims Saddam is weak (1995)

Genre

Interview

Mohammad Abdul Jabar is one of the exiled leaders of the Iraqi opposition, who now lives in London. He says Saddam has never looked shakier following the defection of two of his son-in-laws to Jordan, he is...

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Thatcher defends economic policy (1980)

Genre

News report; Speech

Peter Allen reports on a speech by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher at the Now! magazine first anniversary dinner at the Savoy Hotel in London (10/09/80). She speaks about and defends the Government’s...

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