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Hackney school decision implications (1995)
- Genre
- Interview; News report
Jeff Collins reports on implications for other struggling schools after the decision to remove Hackney Downs from local authority control. Includes interview with Michael Fallon, former Conservative Schools...
Adams-Mayhew meeting at Stormont (1995)
- Genre
- News report
Tom Coulter reports from Belfast on a controversial meeting at Stormont Castle between Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams and Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Patrick Mayhew.
Gulf war syndrome discredited (1995)
- Genre
- Discussion; Interview; News report
Chief correspondent Paul Maurice reports on an independent inquiry by the Royal College of Physicians into the existence (or otherwise) of so-called Gulf War Syndrome. The Ministry of Defence asked the...
Paul Condon accused of racism (1995)
- Genre
- Interview; News report
Paul Chapman reports on a row involving Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Paul Condon after he suggested that the majority of muggings in London were committed by young black males. The black community...
Corruption in Lambeth (1995)
- Genre
- News report
Brian Ging reports on the findings of the long-awaited Elizabeth Appelby report into the administration of Lambeth Council, with claims that it is Britain’s most corrupt council, with fraud, incompetence...
Health workers gather in Hyde Park to dispute pay (1995)
- Genre
- Interview; News report
Nick Wood reports on a rally by health workers in Hyde Park yesterday to protest at the Government’s pay policy. Whistling and speeches heard in background. The Government has offered them a pay rise of...
Wirral murders (1995)
- Genre
- Interview; News report
Des Drury a governor at South Wirral High School, says local people are devastated at the murder of two young boys (Robert Gee and Paul Barker) who were out fishing in the Wirral.
Wirral murders (1995)
- Genre
- News report; Vox pop
Local residents are shocked, and one has spoken of a suspicious incident in the area just days before. This follows the murder of two boys out fishing - Paul Barker and Robert Gee.
Japanese Prime Minister withdraws apology for war atrocities (1995)
- Genre
- News report
Brian Williams, correspondent in Tokyo attempts to explain the letter sent by Japanese Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama to John Major and whether it was an apology for World War II Japanese atrocities and...
Japanese Prime Minister withdraws apology for war atrocities (1995)
- Genre
- News report
Reuter’s Niho Yoshikawa in Tokyo reports on the contents of a letter sent by Japanese Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama to UK Premier John Major. Japan says its Prime Minister’s letter to John Major was...