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Dr Katharine Worth discusses with Malcolm Edwards his production of The Duchess of Malfi by John Webster, performed by a student cast. Includes extracts from the production.
A check list covering what steps need to be taken once the information from the first three videos in the series has been studied.
Discusses the stripping away of protectionist devices so as to allow free competition; purpose of the European Company Statute; the free-standing European company as a major pre-requisite for economic union...
Discusses job mobility within the European Community; right of establishment as a key aspect of the single market programme for free movement of people; the Social Charter: how employers operating in Europe...
Etna Brickworks in West Lothian was opened in 1880 and for over a century produced refractories and common building bricks using a method that remained largely unchanged. In addition to the 28-chamber kiln...
An appreciation of the problems of dredging as they affect dredging costs and influence the choice of dredger.
3: The last piecing machine to operate in Britain was filmed at Bridgend on the Isle of Islay. The piecing machine’s function was to join the strips of wool, produced by the carding machine, to form...
Based on a re-enacted interview with a patient, Professor John Gunn reviews the interrelationships between the clinical and legal roles of the psychiatrist in diagnosing mental states of alleged criminals...
Supraspinal control of reflexes and relation to voluntary movement, clinical significance of the above, pathways controlling the stretch reflex. Position and functional significance of the internal capsule,...
The study of calcium metabolism in the body is presented mainly in the form of experimental data, together with questions and answers based on them. Blood calcium, hormonal control of plasma calcium,...
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