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  1. Thatcher visits scene of Kings Cross fire disaster (1987)

    Genre
    Press conference

    Margaret Thatcher visits the scene of the Kings Cross Underground fire disaster and praises all the emergency services, speaking to reporters. She refuses to speculate on the causes of the fire and says...

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  2. Smoking ban for Underground following Kings Cross fire (1987)

    Genre
    Interview

    Roger Shire of London Regional Transport (LRT) says that as a result of the Kings Cross Underground fire, LRT have banned smoking throughout the underground system. Also says they will improve litter...

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  3. PC Benson receives award for Kings Cross fire (1989)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with PC Stephen Hanson of the British Transport police, about receiving an award from Queen Elizabeth II and comments on fire safety in the Underground now. The policeman was one of 15 people...

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  4. Kings Cross fire - Safety recommendations (1988)

    Genre
    Interview; News report

    After the Kings Cross underground fire, the head of the London Fire Brigade, Gerald Clarkson, talks to reporter George Matheson about means of alerting the fire service to emergencies. Tony Ritchie of the...

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  5. Counselling service for Kings Cross Underground fire survivors (1987)

    Genre
    Interview

    Volunteers are helping staff with a counselling service set up by Camden Council for Kings Cross Underground fire survivors, they have taken advice from those involved in the Bradford fire. Interview with...

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  6. Kings Cross Underground fire inquiry conclusions (1988)

    Genre
    Interview; News report

    A review of the Kings Cross Underground fire disaster inquiry, the arguments the inquiry has heard and the issues raised. Over 100 recommendations have been made. Includes report as the disaster unfolded by...

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  7. Kings Cross fire inquiry outcome (1988)

    Genre
    Interview

    Sir Keith Bright, chairman of London Regional Transport comments on the outcome of the inquiry into the Kings Cross fire disaster. He says precautions will now be taken across all stations to prevent...

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  8. Train driver awarded damages for trauma of Kings Cross fire (1990)

    Genre
    Interview; News report

    Train driver Arthur Barrett(?) has been awarded damages for psychological trauma from London Underground after rescuing passengers on the night of the 1987 Kings Cross Station fire. Desmond Fennell QC...

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  9. New fire regulations for Underground (1989)

    Genre
    Interview

    Margaret Shiels interviews London’s chief fire officer, Gerald Clarkson, on the introduction of strict new fire regulations on London’s Underground and rail network- ordered after the Fennell Report into...

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  10. Kings Cross fire - Firemen’s experiences (1988)

    Genre
    Interview

    Two firemen who were first into the concourse of Kings Cross Underground Station during the fire which killed thirty-one people on 18/11/87 speak about their experiences. 1. Fireman John Edgar. 2. Robert...

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