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Roving Camera Reports: Starlings Go to Roost at Horam, Sussex

Date released

9 Mar 1936

Series name

Gaumont British News

Issue no

229

NoS ID

054330

Story no

5 / 11

Extras

1 film clip, 1 commentary sheet

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Man flown 200 miles for intensive care dies (1995)

Genre

Interview

Interview with MP John Horam who discusses the case of his constituent Malcolm Murray, who was hit by a car in Orpington, Kent and flown over two hundred miles to the nearest intensive care facility in...

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SDP challenges Labour (1981)

Genre

News report; Parliamentary debate; Interview

Repotr on MP for Plymouth Devonport, SDP leader David Owen challenging leader of the Labour Party, Michael Foot, to an election in his old constituency. With Commons speeches by Owen and Foot; interview with...

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General Election - Campaigning in North East (1983)

Genre

Interview; News report; Speech

Peter Spencer reports on campaigning in the North East of England for the 1983 General Election. Speakers include: William (Bill) Rodgers, Social Democratic Party (SDP); Ian Wrigglesworth, SDP; John Horam,...

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Decision makers (1983)

Genre

Interview; Documentary

Decision Makers, presented by Prue Keely. With an election date of June 9th, Decision Makers looks to the economy, and debates which is more important: inflation or employment? The Labour Party manifesto and...

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Robert Hughes resigns after affair with secretary (1995)

Genre

Interview; News report; Press conference; Vox pop

Harry Beer reports on the resignation from the post of junior minister for the Citizens Charter, Robert Hughes (Conservative) over an extra-marital affair with his secretary. In a press conference he says he...

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Decision makers (1981)

Genre

Interview; Documentary; Speech

Decision Makers presented by Richard Bath on the economic recession and what politicians think the solution is. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher is standing by her economic policy. Chancellor Geoffrey Howe...

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