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Richard Dallyn interviews Richard Hartunian, who lost his 21-year-old sister Lynne in the Lockerbie bombing (21/12/88) on the need for improved international airport security. The interview follows a meeting...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Taxi Drivers’ Treat.
Michael O’Neill reports on the likely explanation for the explosion of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie in Scotland (21/12/88) thought to be either a terrorist attack or structural failure. It now thought...
Elena Curti reports from Westminster on a Parliamentary debate following the explosion of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie in Scotland (21/12/88). Includes speeches by Transport Secretary, Paul Channon; John...
The Queen opens the new road tunnel under the Clyde.
Report on the prototype high-speed APT train which has launched seven years late. Includes interviews on the London to Glasgow service with teenage train enthusiast Stuart Hogg; stewardess Marie Docherty;...
Mark Percy reports on violence caused by Scottish football fans in London following the defeat of their national side by England at Wembley. Police made nearly a hundred arrests and ninety people, including...
Des Fahy reports on an announcement in the Commons by Transport Secretary Paul Channon on the cause of the Glasgow train crash and new pilot system of automatic braking if trains pass red lights. Led to...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: SR Parashots. DESCRIPTION: In Britain, the organisation of volunteers to deal with enemy troops who might land from the air is making rapid progress. SHOTLIST: Various shots of...
A British Transport Films video compilation focusing on the highlands, coasts and cities of Scotland. 1 (1965, 17 min, director Edward McConnell, producer Edgar Anstey): Sketches the emotional quality of...
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