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  1. Highest settlement for road traffic fatality (1991)

    Genre
    Interview; News report

    Tim Crook reports on the case of Gregory Horton(?), a distinguished spinal surgeon who was killed on 17/09/88 by dangerous driver Jamie Smart. Mr Justice McPherson has granted a settlement to his widow...

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  2. Decision makers (1983)

    Genre
    Documentary; Interview; Vox pop

    Marriages are at a record high, but, at the same time, so are divorces. Proposed law changes stating divorcees must become financially independent have caused controversy, Decision Makers presented by...

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  3. Penlee lifeboat disaster - Charity collector on legal situation (1981)

    Genre
    Interview

    Unidentified male speaker, who has been collecting money for the families of the Penlee lifeboat disaster victims, says the law needs to be revised so that the money collected can be given to the families....

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  4. Penlee lifeboat disaster - legal wrangle over donations (1981)

    Genre
    Interview; News report

    Report on the legal wrangle over money donated to the Penlee lifeboat disaster fund. Charity law is preventing the distribution of £1.25 million from being distributed to the dead crewmen’s families....

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  5. Computer hacking not illegal in the UK (1988)

    Genre
    Interview

    The Government is under pressure to bring in new legislation on computer hacking. In a major test case, the House of Lords confirmed a Court of Appeal ruling that accountant Steve Gold and computer magazine...

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  6. No name (1985)

    Genre
    Fiction; Serial

    One of 15 narrated episodes of Wilkie Collins’ 1862 novel No Name, set in West Somersetshire. Magdalen Vanstone, finding that she and her sister Norah are illegitimate, has contrived with the aid of...

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  7. Back to basics campaign (1994)

    Genre
    Interview

    MP for Billericay, Teresa Gorman talks to Angela Rippon about the government’s back to basics programme which she says is more about law and order and safety than assumed family values and high moral...

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  8. Divorce vote in Ireland (1995)

    Genre
    Vox pop

    Vox pop with two male Irish citizens following the close yes result for legalisation of divorce in the country’s referendum .

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  9. Privacy laws in UK and France (1996)

    Genre
    Interview; News report

    Brian Ging reports on the state funeral and revelations that former French President, Francois Mitterrand, had extra-marital relationships; differing attitudes in UK and France to private life of...

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  10. Family member of Kings Cross fire victims (1987)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with Valerie Cottle about the death of her sister-in-law, Susheila Cottle, and nephew Dean in the King’s Cross Underground fire (18/11/87). Dean and Susheila had been returning home from a visit...

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