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BFI synopsis: George Benson in a Lyric Revue variety sketch (by H.F. Ellis) - a comedian’s advice on domestic boilers. NCB Commentary - Down South, we take our domestic fuel economy seriously! Here’s a...
The procedure of laparotomy together with possible incisions and techniques of opening and closing the abdomen are discussed and demonstrated. The midline incision, the most commonly employed in this...
Second in a series of radio programmes that introduces various fields of research within Shakespearean studies. Professor Una Ellis-Fermor, Professor of English in the University of London, indicates how the...
John Ellis (Chair) Royal Holloway, University of London Chris Willmott (Deputy Chair) University of Leicester Jim Bain (Treasurer) Queen Margaret University Shona Cameron Jisc...
Radio programme in which pieces of classical music and speech illustrate the seven ages of Jaques’s speech from Shakespeare’s As You Like It. The Wireless Orchestra is conducted by Stanford Robinson....
Discusses the discovery of the nature of the T cell receptor. Dr Ellis talks about his pioneering work on the sequencing of the molecule. Dr Tak Mak explains how his work on the genetics of T cells coincided...
BFI Summary - Joe Preston, a retired miner from Donisthorpe. NCB Commentary - Just over this bridge Leicestershire ends and Derbyshire begins. Behind a famous miners’ pub, The Cricketts Inn, stand a few...
A step-by-step guide to BASIC programming illustrated by a combination of animated models, video graphics and a ‘live’ computer. Contents include introduction; output; storage and assignment; input;...
A reading of an abridged version of Much Ado About Nothing, with a cast including Alan Ayckbourn, Annette Crosbie, Richard Johnson, Nigel Davenport and Stephanie Cole, directed by John Hale.
Radio broadcast of a performance of Henry V produced by Howard Rose. Actors include Margaret Halstan, Bruce Belfrage, Colleen Clifford and Philip Wade.
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