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A modern television interpretation of Shakespeare’s play, with contemporary dialogue, presented as a screwball comedy and set in a provincial newsroom. Beatrice and Benedick discuss and analyse Sonnet 116...
Six part drama series, consisting of retellings of six of Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, updated for a modern audience and given a contemporary setting. Starring Julie Walters, James Nesbit, Billie...
Using a playful narrative structure, this programme outlines the most common stylistic techniques of film language used to communicate with the viewer. The programme highlights the importance of character,...
Series following events in 1995 when Rover, Britain’s last volume car manufacturer, as the board, managers and staff adjust to life with their new owner, BMW. 1 (producer Kate Broome): Europe’s top...
A production of the Jonathan Swift classic with a cast led by Ted Danson.
Six programmes looking at the world of insects, using computer animation and state-of-the art technology to examine insects’ structure, society and communications systems. In six parts: 1) Hardware:...
Discusses ways in which wounds can heal, and highlights factors that can help or hinder the processes. Covers the structure of the skin; wounds and wound types; the healing process; factors influencing would...
The 1991 Christmas Lecture 1991 in which Dave Nicholls tells how air is liquified and separated, then shows the effect on materials of freezing in liquid nitrogen. Demonstrates the burning of materials from...
An illustrated lecture looking at the properties and rections of transition metals, with demonstrations..
Looks at ultraviolet spectroscopy. Begins by explaining how bonding and antibonding orbitals arise. Discusses energies, absorption, conjugation, and fluorescence. Considers the absorption of organic and...
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