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Foreign correspondent: Andrew Manderstam

Title
Foreign correspondent: Andrew Manderstam
Date
1986
Description
What is it like being a foreign correspondent? Mike Riddoch talks to IRN’s correspondent who covers American affairs from his Washington base. How do Americans regard Mrs. Thatcher’s Britain? Why are there soup kitchens outside the White House? Why does President Reagan pretend to have a faulty hearing aid? Who are the Russians in the White House? Why can the White House never tell a deliberate lie? How do the Americans view the Irish situation? Why do some of the Royal Family achieve pop star adulation from Americans? What does ‘freedom of information’ mean in America? Andrew Manderstam provides a fascinating insight into the American way of life in high office in this revealing interview.
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Duration
00:35:05
Genre
Interview
Keywords
Journalism - USA
Radio station
Radio Clyde
Place of publication
Glasgow
Language
English
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Technical information
Stereo

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Cast
Andrew Manderstaminterviewee
Mike Riddochpresenter

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