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Two men, one who was nearly run down by a lorry, and the other who is a driver, talk to each other and tell of the proper way to drive and walk during the black-out.
Illustrates the statistical technique of goodness of fit. The problem is to find out whether a standard genetics model is appropriate for the Morning Glory plant. The goodness of fit test is carried out and...
Educational radio series in which husband and wife Greg James and Bella Mackie meet inspiring teachers. In this edition GCSE English teacher Mrs Steele gives them a lesson about just how gross life was in...
Report on a pay dispute at Time Out Magazine between staff and management over pay. The magazine was originally created with piety in mind where each member of staff would get paid the same regardless, when...
Office and works parties are in full swing as Christmas draws closer, and the temptation to drink and drive is never greater. The police are out in force watching for drunk drivers. But what happens if you...
A series of programmes which sets out to clear up the myths surrounding alternative medicines. In the series Neeve Ferguson visits various clinics of alternative medicine, ranging from the better known...
Time Out magazine recently published a list of 100 best British films, supported by a detailed website that provides details of the 150 directors, actors, producers and film critics who voted, details of...
RAF cadets’ passing out parade at Cranwell.
A female striker at Time Out magazine talks about distorted music being played into the offices by the management to get them to end the sit-in over a wage dispute. Director Bod(?) Wilson also comments. Male...
Passing out parade for cadets at RAF Halton before Air Vice Marshal Sir PW Game.
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