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24 results found for '"Eurotunnel"' in Keywords.
Alistair Morton on Eurotunnel costs (1989)
- Genre
- Interview
Margaret Shiels interviews the co-chairman of Eurotunnel, Alastair Morton, about the costs of building the Channel Tunnel which have soared to seven billion pounds. The projected increase is down to dearer...
Eurotunnel figures released (1989)
- Genre
- News report; Interview
Nicholas Leonard reports on the future of the Eurotunnel project after the company issued its latest estimates of revenue. Includes interview with company co-chairman, Alastair Morton. Broadcast on the Marie...
Channel tunnel breakthrough (1989)
- Genre
- News report; Interview
James Bays reports on the the first major breakthrough of the Channel Tunnel as the eight-kilometre tunnel between the M20 at Folkestone and the coast at Dover is completed. He also comments on Eurotunnel...
Channel Tunnel management crisis (1990)
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- News report; Interview
Report on management changes at companies involved in the Channel Tunnel programme. Includes comment from Roger Vickerman, University of Kent; Transport Secretary, Cecil Parkinson. Male reporter not identified.
Channel Tunnel rail link route decided (1991)
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- Interview; News report
Report on reaction to and implications of Transport Secretary Malcolm Rifkind’s announcement the Channel Tunnel rail link will go via Stratford to King’s Cross rather than through Kent into South London....
Alastair Morton’s pollution tax idea (1991)
- Genre
- Interview
Eurotunnel Chief Executive Sir Alastair Morton talks to Simon Israel at the CBI conference in Bournemouth about his wish to see the introduction of a pollution tax.
Channel Tunnel rail link route decided (1991)
- Genre
- Interview
Transport Minister Roger Freeman discusses the decision to run the Channel Tunnel rail link into Stratford and King’s Cross instead of through Kent to South London as proposed by British Rail and whether...
Channel Tunnel rail link route decided (1991)
- Genre
- Interview
Mike Carlton interviews British Rail’s Director for the Channel Tunnel rail link Southerly route, Gil Howarth. He is disappointed by the Government’s decision the route will go through East London to...
Conservative conference - Channel Tunnel rail link route (1991)
- Genre
- Speech
Transport Secretary Malcolm Rifkind announces the government’s decision for the Channel Tunnel route to go through East London and arrive in King’s Cross rather than Kent and South London. The decision,...
Channel Tunnel rail link route decided (1991)
- Genre
- Interview
Eurotunnel Chief Executive Sir Alastair Morton says the Government’s decision for the Channel Tunnel rail link to go through East London to King’s Cross and not Kent to South London will be a disaster....