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  1. Wilson Goes to Market

    Date released
    19 Jan 1967
    Series name
    British Movietone News
    Issue no
    1963A
    NoS ID
    026736
    Story no
    2 / 5

    MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Wilson Goes to Market. DESCRIPTION: Harold Wilson and George Brown begin their tour of Common Market Capitals in Rome. Mission - to assist Britain’s entry into the European Economic...

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  2. Frost Interview, The (1974)

    Subject
    Television studies

    1974 series presented by David Frost, consisting of nineteen interviews with leading figures of the day, including Harold Wilson, Edward Heath and Jeremy Thorpe. [19 x 30 minute episodes]

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  3. Othello Project, The (1995 Multimedia)

    Director
    Rob Carley

    Brief online video extracts from a stage performance of ‘The Othello Project’ by Rod Carley. Carley’s version of Othello (which uses Shakespeare’s lines) is set in Mississippi in 1964 at the height...

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  4. George Brown on standing as European MP (1978)

    Genre
    Interview

    Former Labour cabinet minister, George Brown (Lord George-Brown) on standing as an independent in the European elections in an attempt to rejuvenate the community. Male interviewer not identified.

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  5. George Brown on writing for Titbits and the need for a national government (1976)

    Genre
    Interview

    George Brown, Lord George-Brown, on his writing for Titbits magazine and the need for a national government. Brown is slightly obstreperous with the unidentified male interviewer (possibly Tony Tucker).

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  6. George Brown resigns from the Labour Party (1976)

    Genre
    Interview

    Lord George-Brown discusses his resignation from the Labour Party, and his family’s reaction to the news. Lord Brown says his wife would have tried to make him reconsider his decision if he had told her...

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  7. Profumo documents destroyed - George Brown view (1977)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with former Labour cabinet minister Lord George-Brown (George Brown) about the ordering by a UK Prime Minister - either Harold Wilson or Edward Heath - of the suppression and destruction (by Lord...

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  8. Lord George Brown on Tony Benn (1975)

    Genre
    Interview

    Former Foreign Secretary and Labour peer Lord George-Brown, on Tony Benn, saying that like the Russians he is not a believer in democracy.

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  9. George Brown resigns from the Labour Party (1976)

    Genre
    Discussion; Interview

    After his resignation from the Labour Party, Lord George Brown discusses the future of the Labour Party with Ed Boyle and admits he does not know where it can go from here. He agrees there is a future, but...

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  10. Lord George Brown on new centre party (1981)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with former Labour MP Lord George Brown about the establishment of a new democratic socialist party by disaffected Labour MPs and politicians following a meeting in London. Male interviewer not...

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