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  1. Baghdad-Amman road bombed - Jordanian oil tankers targeted (1991)

    Genre
    News report; Vox pop

    Allied forces are targeting oil tankers travelling between Baghdad, Iraq and Amman, Jordan, which is the route refugees are using to escape the war. Jordan’s economy is close to collapse and it is believed...

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  2. Demonstration in Jordan against US involvement in Gulf conflict (1991)

    Genre
    Interview; News report; Vox pop

    Report on a demonstration held outside the US Embassy in Jordan. Protesters comment on American activity in the area, and offer Saddam Hussein their support. Chants include, Go away, USA!. Andy Stenton...

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  3. Gulf crisis- Westerners airlifted out (1990)

    Genre
    Interview

    Almost 100 women and children hostages have been released by Saddam Hussein and flown home from Amman in Jordan by Virgin Airlines. Virgin Chairman, Richard Branson, speaks at Gatwick Airport about the...

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  4. Civil unrest in Jordan (1989)

    Genre
    News report; Press conference

    Peter Allen-Frost reports on King Hussein of Jordan having to return home early from his tour of the USA after riots in Amman, and unrest spreading though Jordan. Crown Prince Hassan (Prince Hassan bin...

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  5. Colonel Gaddafi condemns Saddam Hussein (1990)

    Genre
    Interview; News report

    As James Matthews reports from the Gulf Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi has condemned Iraqi President Saddam Hussein’s use of foreigners as hostages in the Gulf crisis, whilst the British Ladies of Amman...

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  6. UK ambassador leaves Kuwait (1990)

    Genre
    Interview; News report

    UK ambassador Michael Weston and colleague Larry Banks leave Kuwait following a 4 month siege within the British embassy and prior to the UN deadline of 15th January for Saddam Hussein to withdraw or face...

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  7. Jordan protests over Gulf war and Palestine (1991)

    Genre
    News report; Technical; Vox pop

    Andy Stenton reports from Jordan on the protests at the university in Amman against the war in the Gulf and protesters desire to free Palestine. Includes protesters giving their views. Ends with three...

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  8. Ted Heath to negotiate Iraq hostages release (1990)

    Genre
    Interview; News report

    Mark Phillips reports on mixed reaction to the news former Prime Minister Edward Heath will fly to Baghdad via Amman in Jordan to negotiate the release of sick and elderly Western hostages held by Saddam...

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  9. Protests in Jordan against Palestinian killings (1990)

    Genre
    News report; Interview; Vox pop

    Andy Stenton reports from Amman, Jordan, on protests against the killing of nineteen Palestinians in Jerusalem by Israeli security forces (08/10/90). Interview with organiser, Kadeja(?) Abu Ali.

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  10. British hostages in convoy to Baghdad (1990)

    Genre
    Interview

    British Ambassador to Iraq, Harold Walker, speaks to James Bays about the journey being made by a convoy of 7 coaches containing 306 hostage women and children from Kuwait to Baghdad which he has been...

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