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[SUBTITLE]: "Irene Munro the murdered London typist. "Arrival of Mr Justice Avory, the Judge". "The Prisoners - Field and Gray". "Peggy Finlay and Dorothy Ducker, Barmaids at the Albemarle". "Stoker...
Television drama originally broadcast in the BBC’s Play for Today slot in 1975. Horace Ové's controversial drama isabout the Spaghetti House siege of 1975, in which a bungled robbery at a Knightsbridge...
Radio arts review programme presented by Mark Lawson. Includes a 10-minute interview with dramatists Roy Williams and Rona Munro, both of whom were commissioned by the Royal Shakespeare Company to write a...
Ceremonial progress of Lord Alness.
London Scottish cadets march past with dog mascot. Mr Munro (Secretary for Scotland) presents King’s Colours.
Five-part radio series comparing the known historical facts about Macbeth with Shakespeare’s dramatisation. Produced in Inverness 950 years after the death of the 11th century Scottish king, the series...
Video recording, using a single, fixed camera, of The Indian Boy by Rona Munro, directed by Rebecca Gatward. Commissioned by the RSC for the Complete Works Festival the play is a response to A Midsummer...
Television quiz shot hosted by Ted Rogers. This episode, transmitted on Shakespeare’s birthday, is devoted to questions about the man and his work. Questions set by Deborah Sutherland.
An examination of the lives of the Ainu people of Japan, who are racially and culturally different from their Japanese neighbours and who obtain their food mainly by hunting and gathering. The bear ceremony,...
Documentary. Originally broadcast in 1997, the film considers the downfall of the newspaper Pilger worked on for 23 years: a popular, intelligent tabloid once read by a quarter of the British population and...
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