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Olivier Awards round-up (1988)
- Genre
- Interview; News report
Sue Jameson reports on the Olivier Awards, the most prestigious awards for theatre, with round-up of who won what. Includes interviews with winner John Woodvine, actor, on his role in the theatre, and his...
Top names demonstrate against Clause 28 (1988)
- Genre
- News report; Interview
Sue Jameson reports on some of the top names in the world of the arts gathering on the stage of the Playhouse Theatre today to voice their opposition to Clause 28 of the local government bill that goes...
Local milkman rewarded with Concorde flight on retirement (1988)
- Genre
- News report; Interview
Alan Smith, a milkman from Barnes, who is known as the milkman to the stars due to the number of millionaires and celebrities on his round, has been given a special present on his retirement. Sally Holloway,...
Nurses threaten strike, RCN members may join in (1988)
- Genre
- Interview; News report
Report on the threat of strike action from London’s nurses over pay and understaffing. The RCN members may break their no-strike pledge to join NUPE and COHSE colleagues following a meeting of University...
The night is young (1988)
- Genre
- Interview; News report
Report during Gill Pyrah’s The Night is Young programme, on the opening of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera at the Majestic Theatre in New York; interviews with Sarah Brightman; Steve...
Ronald Reagan final Union address (1988)
- Genre
- News report; Speech
US correspondent Andrew Manderstam reports from Washington on US President Ronald Reagan’s final State of the Union address, including excerpts of the speech in which he vowed to promote freddom, strength...
AIDS summit in London (1988)
- Genre
- News report; Speech
David Woodland reports on an AIDS summit in London with health ministers from around the world. Includes speeches by Princess Anne, Princess Royal and John Moore, UK health minister.
Jeremy Warner trial (1988)
- Genre
- Interview; News report
Tim Crook, legal correspondent, reports on the trial of Independent journalist, Jeremy Warner, who was fined twenty thousand pounds at the High Court today for refusing to disclose his sources for a series...
Kingsley Rotardier trial (1988)
- Genre
- News report; Interview
Tim Crook reports on the Old Bailey trial of male model Kingsley Rotardier, jailed for life for murdering his landlord and lover former GLC offical Dr David Napier Hamilton despite lack of a body. Interview...
Fiennes trek to North Pole (1988)
- Genre
- Interview; News report
Alec(?) Goulden reports on the latest expedition undertaken by Ranulph Fiennes â to walk to the North Pole unsupported by machine, animal or airborne back-up as a team of 3. Includes interviews with...