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COI synopsis: London Line visits a gym where professional boxers are trained. We see the work of three Africans - Guinea Roger, Ade Ajasco, and Joe Yekinni. We hear of their success so far and of the high...
COI synopsis: Michael Nedd, from Guyana, though blind has won an award at The Royal Academy of Music. He shows how the blind learn music from a special musical braille which can allow them to reach their...
COI synopsis: We demonstrate, in the London Line studio and on the road, new Cat’s Eyes. These may help to save more death and injury on the roads at an enormously reduced cost compared to the old system.
COI synopsis: The Home Office has taken the progressive step of employing suitable blind people as computer programmers. Translating back from braille into conventional English and re-translating into...
NfO synopsis: ... arranged for villagers attending marriage of Lady Hermione Lytton to Mr ‘Kim’ Cobbold at Knebworth, Herts.
COI synopsis: Pop group singing "Tropicani".
COI synopsis: The use of balloons, on the increase for scientific purposes, has also taken on a new lease of life as a sport. We follow a ballooning expedition across the English countryside, remembering...
COI synopsis: The old drinking straws have been replaced by plastic, but an English firm are retailing real straws as a versatile medium for sculpture and modelling. We see an African boy and English...
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