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Wearing specially designed uniform Princess Elizabeth accompanies her father in first Trooping the Colour since the war.
Covers: Why partition of Africa occured when it did and so rapidly; ‘informal’ versus ‘formal’ trade, influence and rule; imperialism; Africa’s colonial legacy. Presented by Dr I R Smith.
Current affairs and news series. In this episode Ian Smith reports on plans about the new theatre that is to be built on the banks of the Thames, a project which is facing opposition from the local council....
COI synopsis: A London Line exclusive report on the rising hemlines of Britain - with James Laver, fashion historian.
COI synopsis: Michael Smee - Your Man in London - introduces the world’s first Pressureless Tennis Ball - and explains why the bounce will never go out of it.
COI synopsis: The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra is 21 this year. London Line visits a rehearsal, and talks to conductor, Sir Adrian Boult about the history of this great orchestra.
Princess Elizabeth reviews six hundred land girls at Bedford. British Housewives League sends protest to Sir Ben Smith about dried eggs.
COI synopsis: Plays discs... plays play-tapes... plays frontwards... plays sideways... plays on the move - and... upside down. So try a little sweet upside down music from...
St Helena, where Napoleon was interned, is visited by Royal family on way home. Portsmouth gives civic reception. Prime Minister welcomes Royal Family at Waterloo before triumphal drive to Palace.
Traces the development and usage of the documentary photograph through the work of three photographers: Humphrey Spender, Derek Smith and Jimmy Forsyth.
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