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US go into Haiti (1994)
- Genre
- News report; Speech; Interview
US troops are on the ground in Haiti and have met with no resistance from the Haitian militia. But as New York correspondent Paul Woodley reports, the American people are still reserving judgement....
US military police to help demonstrators in Haiti (1994)
- Genre
- Interview; News report; Speech
US President Bill Clinton is sending in a thousand US military police to try and prevent violence against pro-democracy demonstrators in Haiti. Speakers: Burton Wides, one of (ex-Haitian President)...
European Court rules against Fayed brothers (1994)
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- Interview; News report
The Fayed brothers, owners of Harrods, are condemning a European court ruling over a Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) report that branded them dishonest in their takeover of the store. Today’s...
Northern Irish unionists in talks (1994)
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- Interview; News report
The SDLP, the Ulster Unionists and Sinn Fein are all sending delegates to the USA to brief the White House on how they see the current political situation. In Belfast today, a delegation of Dublin TDs...
BA alleged to have given favours to police (1994)
- Genre
- News report; Interview
It is alleged today British Airways granted favours to Metropolitan Police officers stationed at Heathrow Airport. Journalist Paul Foot reports in Private Eye magazine officers have received discounts...
Jimmy Carter on Haiti (1994)
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- News report; Press conference; Speech
Having sealed the deal that averted an invasion, former US president Jimmy Carter briefs members of the press on the situation in Haiti, and pays tribute to the work of General Colin Powell, a member of his...
Talks between Northern Irish unionists and US Government (1994)
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- Interview; News report; Speech
John Hume, leader of the SDLP, has met US President, Bill Clinton at the White House. The President has apparently set up a special task force on Northern Ireland. From Belfast, Colin Duncan reports....
Railtrack and RMT continue negotiations (1994)
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- News report; Interview
At eleven o’clock this morning, the two sides in the signalworkers’ dispute, Railtrack and the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT), are to resume talks to end the 15 week-old...
An eruv for Hendon (1994)
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- News report; Interview
Jews in North London have been granted permission to set up a religious enclosure, called an eruv, in Hendon. The eruv is marked out by a long wire mounted on tall poles; Orthodox Jews can, for instance,...
US shoot Haitian police (1994)
- Genre
- News report; Press conference; Music
Haitian leader, General Raoul Cedras has called the killing of 10 Haitian policemen by US troops an act of atrocity. Paul Woodley reports from New York on reaction to the shootings. US Defence Secretary,...