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COI synopsis: He lurks in damp places, he hides under the bed, and he eats human skin. He’s the house dust mite and he causes asthma. Stew him and his own juice provides a vaccine to ease the wheeze.
Two programmes examining the arguments for and against the existence of the Atlantis, the single, mysterious source that gave birth to all civilisation.
Radio arts review programme presented by Tom Sutcliffe. Director Greg Doran and Shakespeare experts Emma Smith, Farah Karim-Cooper and Chris Laoutaris mark the 400th anniversary of the publication of the...
Chris Morten reports on Prime Minister Ian Smith’s first major speech in the 1977 Rhodesian election campaign; calls for greater democracy.
The Business Programme, broadcast on Monday evenings and presented by Rob Thomas. Track 1- Japanese link//Westland Aerospace. Eastleigh Hi-Tech Company forges Japanese link. Interview with Bill Smith,...
Commissioned last year by Culture Minister Ed Vaizey, the DCMS has published the report by an independent review panel, chaired by Lord Chris Smith: A Future for British Film – it begins with the audience....
Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith has criticised Lord Carver (Richard Michael Power Carver), saying the British have made no progress in the peace talks. Chris Morten reports.
Report on Ian Smith’s plans for Rhodesian elections; rejection of Anglo-US peace plan. Reporter not identified (poss. Chris Morten).
Chris Morten reports a prediction by Prime Minister Ian Smith that the Anglo-US Rhodesian peace talks are doomed to failure.
Chris Morten reports on a speech by Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith commemorating the Battle of Britain.
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