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COI synopsis: BBC footage of the baobab, a tree in reverse, roots in the air, blooming at night under a full moon.
COI synopsis: African students at the Centre for Urban Studies, University College London, visit Thamesmead.
David Burgess, solicitor for arrested Sri Lankan (failed asylum seeker?) Viraj Mendis, on the courses of action open to his client. Male interviewer not identified.
A selection of the HarperCollins audio collections can now be heard on the Internet Town Hall. Anthony Burgess reads from his cult classic, "A Clockwork Orange." This novel consists of a series of episodes...
COI synopsis: A bed developed for cancer patients receiving radio-therapy is demonstrated in the studio.
Would-be Channel swimmers Burgess, Michel and Mercedes Gleitze
COI synopsis: A new multi-racial group, Danta perform their latest hit ‘Freeway’.
Audio podcast. In this edition, Andrew Biswell and Rob Spence discuss Anthony Burgess’s novel about Shakespeare, Nothing Like the Sun. They discusse the innovative use of language and Burgess’s lifelong...
COI synopsis: The maker of exact models for museums all over the world is interviewed in the studio.
COI synopsis: Wyvern Theatre, Swindon, where the producer Peter Coe is rehearsing an African version of Macbeth prior to its transfer to The Roundhouse, London.
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