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COI synopsis: Combine a permanent magnet and an electromagnet so that one will counteract the other and you have a means of getting steel plates unstuck... where and when they’re intended...
Television documentary series in nine parts in which John Barton, associate director with the Royal Shakespeare Company, works with RSC actors analysing how Shakespeare’s text works, examining the use of...
An EP (extended play) recording by Ian Charleson of Ariel’s songs. Music is by Guy Woolfenden, played by the Royal Shakespeare Wind Ensemble and conducted by Woolfenden. The music comes from Clifford...
Report on a meeting in Toxteth at which the Labour leader of Liverpool Council, Derek Hatton, was attacked. National Union of Railwaymen delegate Ian Williams says he saw no such attack. Male reporter not...
Portsea Island Discs: Duncan Williams, Manager of the Holiday Inn, Cosham, presented by Ian Gilchrist. Duncan Williams talks about his life and his career, and about life in the Hotel Inn. He has been in the...
Viewfinder 97 was published in November 2014. Contents of this issue: VIRTUAL ROME A vivid visual reconstruction can help to express the complex findings of archaeologists and historians in an...
COI synopsis: A car lifted by its own exhaust fumes - a spectacular demonstration of one of the newest and simplest rescue devices - the air jack.
COI synopsis: Doctors have developed a way of photographing the warm air currents which surround the human body. Howard Williams reports on the way that these could contribute to the spread of infection - or...
COI synopsis: Industrialised man is in danger of drowning in his own garbage. Scientists - creators of today’s high standard of living - are now struggling to control the debris which threatens to pollute...
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