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Primary source material and interactive investigations covering the history of the United Kingdom from 1750 to 1900. Investigation topics are: 1) how did the British Empire treat its people? (slavery and...
Eighty-five clips from the last ten years of Parliament, marking the tenth anniversary of televised broadcasting from the House of Commons. Includes Margaret Thatcher’s ‘no, no, no’, Sir Geoffrey...
Following his book of the same name, Bill Bryson sets off on a new tour of Britain, observing the British way of life. Starting at Dover, where he recalls his arrival in 1973 to a land of rain, sweet tea and...
A CD-ROM presentation of UK government, with video footage, two hours of audio, graphics, photographs, searchable databases, links to websites It covers parliament (history, Palace of Westminster,...
A collection of source material covering the history of the United Kingdom from 1500 to 1750. Structured around 14 investigations into key questions of political and religions change, such as the effects of...
Digitised images of the newly released (November 1997) records dealing with the first ten years of the British Counter-Intelligence Security Service at the Public Record Office, with a fully searchable...
Video-based resource pack; the video features street children in Leeds, Delhi and Nairobi who talk about their lives, how and why they came to live and work in the streets, and how they survive.
On the occasion of the UK assuming the presidency of the European Union on 1 January 1998, this video dossier looks at the relation of the UK to Europe and the priorities of the British presidency.
A support video containing three programmes. [See individual programme titles for synopses.]
The word ‘teenager’ came into use in Britain in the 1950s when the young began to invent and adopt their own fashions, magazines, music and style. This was the birth of what is now known as ‘youth...
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