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Scargill on Hemsworth by-election (1996)

Genre
Interview

Labour’s beaten off a challenge from Arthur Scargill’s new breakaway left-wing Socialist Labour Party, to register a comfortable victory in the Hemsworth by-election. Arthur Scargill defiantly says...
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Brenda Nixon on Hemsworth by-election (1996)

Genre
Speech

Labour’s beaten off the challenge of Arthur Scargill’s left-wing breakaway party, and coasted to victory with candidate Jon Trickett in the Hemsworth by-election. Socialist Labour candidate Brenda...
LBC IRN Radio Online Audio
John Prescott on Hemsworth by-election (1996)

Genre
Interview

Interview with Labour deputy leader John Prescott on his party’s victory in the Hemsworth by-election where they saw off the challenge of Arthur Scargill’s Socialist Labour Party.
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Hemsworth by-election (1996)

Genre
Interview; Speech; Election coverage

Robert Allen reports on Labour retaining the safe seat of Hemsworth in Yorkshire with announcement of results; reaction from Socialist Labour Party candidate Brenda Nixon and its head Arthur Scargill; Jon...
LBC IRN Radio Online Audio
Tory by-elections defeat (1991)

Genre
Speech

British Prime Minister John Major dismisses the 3 recent by-election defeats for the Conservative Party at Hemsworth, West Yorkshire; Kincardine and Deeside; and Langbaurgh, Cleveland and says the Labour...
LBC IRN Radio Online Audio
Tory by-elections defeat (1991)

Genre
News report; Speech; Interview

Political correspondent Des Fahy gives a full report on the Conservative Party losses in the recent by-elections in Hemsworth, West Yorkshire; Kincardine and Deeside; and Langbaurgh, Cleveland. With...
LBC IRN Radio Online Audio
John Major on Tory by-election losses (1991)

Genre
Press conference

Press statement by Prime Minister John Major, responding to defeats in three by-elections, including the loss of two seats â in Langbaurgh, and Kincardine and Deeside.
LBC IRN Radio Online Audio