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This film looks at England and English life from a range of geographical, social, historical political perspectives. It features interviews with Jim Bolton, Professor of History at the Queensbury College,...
Comedy sketch series. Includes a sketch in which Benny Hill is a programme planner on the telephone to an up-and-coming writer William Shakespeare. No further details known [10/2007].
Interview with a police tracker while on a operation. Possibly Eddie McGee who was employed by North Yorkshire Police to find wanted killer Barry Prudom.
SUNDAY SUPPLEMENT: A series of programmes with interviews and music, transmitted from 16:00 to 17:00 on Ocean Sound North. The Light FM. Presented by Amanda Ware. CD42- Interview with Henry McGee. Born 14,...
Report on the appointment of former paratrooper Eddie McGee as a tracker to aid the police team hunting wanted killer, Barry Prudom, in the Malton area of North Yorkshire. Speaking are: Kenneth Henshaw,...
Interview with an unidentified male speaker (poss. James McGee of the World Health Organisation (WHO)) on the control of an outbreak of smallpox from a laboratory in Birmingham and the WHO’s role in the...
Nicky Broyd reports on the funeral of comedian Benny Hill in Southampton, with tributes from actor and friend Nicholas Parsons and Hill’s straight man Henry McGee. It is believed his fortune will be left...
Report from the scene following the shooting in Malton, Yorkshire of Barry Prudom, wanted in connection with 3 murders including the killing of a police sergeant. Includes recording of police shootout....
Report and tribute to comedian and actor Benny Hill who died in August 1992 and whose house in Kensington, London will receive a Dead Comics Society plaque in the actor’s memory. Speakers are former...
Two pro-American, anti-Communist films produced by branches of the US army during the Cold War.
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