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  1. What - No Babies

    Date released
    10 Jul 1947
    Series name
    British Paramount News
    Issue no
    1707
    NoS ID
    040612
    Story no
    1 / 5
    Extras
    1 commentary sheet, 1 cameraman dope sheet, 1 shot list

    While birth control pioneer Mrs Slee advocates no more babies under present world conditions, Australian Immigration Minister urges British couples to come to the Dominions.

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  2. John Major on immigration (1995)

    Genre
    Speech; Parliamentary debate

    Brief excerpt of speech by Prime Minister John Major at Prime Minister’s Question Time on immigration policy.

    LBC IRN LBC IRN Radio Radio Online Online Audio Audio

  3. Myth of the BBC?

    Date
    18 Apr 2017, 11:32
    Author
    Ben Hodson
    Post Type
    BUFVC Article

    Is the BBC truly an impartial public broadcaster? Dr Tom Mills, author of The BBC: Myth of a Public Service, charts a brief history of perceived political bias at the Corporation. About the Author: Dr Tom...

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  4. All party immigration talks (1978)

    Genre
    Interview

    Following the initiative by Prime Minister James Callaghan, Liberal MP Alan Beith on his party’s willingness to take part in all party talks on immigration which, in the light of Conservative Leader...

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  5. James Callaghan claims immigration is under control (1978)

    Genre
    Speech

    Speech by UK Prime Minister James Callaghan in which he claims that immigration controls are tight and the numbers of immigrants that arrive in Britain, restricted. He criticises Conservative leader Margaret...

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  6. Edward Heath on immigration (1978)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with former UK Prime Minister Edward Heath criticising new Conservative Party immigration policy, says bills his government introduced in 1971 put in place all the controls necessary. Male...

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  7. All party immigration talks (1978)

    Genre
    Interview

    Following the initiative by Prime Minister James Callaghan, Conservative MP Willie Whitelaw on waiting to see what is said in the report by the Select Committee on Race Relations before there are talks...

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  8. Norman Tebbit on Heath & immigration (1978)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with MP Norman Tebbit on former Party leader (and Prime Minister) Edward Heath’s criticism of the Conservatives over their proposed immigration policy. Male interviewer not identified (poss. Ed...

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  9. Australian immigration minister on Vietnamese refugees (1979)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with the Australian immigration minister (not identified - but poss. Michael MacKellar) where he calls for international pressure on the Vietnam Government over the issue of political refugees....

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  10. Timothy Raison on immigration (1981)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with Home Office minister Timothy Raison on the number of immigrants entering the UK and the effect that will have on race relations following rioting throughout the country. Male interviewer not...

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