Results
39,247 results found for all records.
Squeegees in London (1991)
- Genre
- News report; Vox pop
Report on the issue of windscreen cleaners - or squeegees - on road junctions. Unidentified female reporter talks to squeegees and car drivers alike, and receives a mixed response.
Spitalfields market to move (1991)
- Genre
- News report; Interview
Report on the forthcoming relocation of the famous Spitalfields Market in London. Jim Heppel of the market’s Tenants’ Association on the history of the market, and the reasons why the move was...
Largest inflation drop for a decade (1991)
- Genre
- Interview
Unidentified male Government spokesman (poss. Norman Lamont, Chancellor of the Exchequer), on the falling rate of inflation, which he claims is due to successful economic policy. Male interviewer not...
John Smith on falling inflation (1991)
- Genre
- Interview
Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, John Smith reacts to a fall in the rate of inflation. Male interviewer not identified.
Gordon Brown on hostile takeover bid for ICI (1991)
- Genre
- Interview
Labour MP, Gordon Brown says he is calling on the Trade Secretary to make clear his opposition to a hostile takeover of ICI by Hanson PLC. Male interviewer not identified.
Conservative reaction to loss of Monmouth (1991)
- Genre
- Interview
Unidentified male Conservative (poss. parliamentary candidate Roger Evans) on the result of the Monmouth by-election, won by Labour. Interviewer not heard.
Neil Kinnock on Labour victory in Monmouth (1991)
- Genre
- Interview
Labour leader Neil Kinnock on his party’s by-election victory in Monmouth. He believes the people voted for Labour because of their health service and education policies. He condemns the Conservative...
John Major responds to Labour by-election victory (1991)
- Genre
- Interview
Prime Minister John Major on the Conservative defeat by Labour in the Monmouth by-election. Major believes the Labour victory was built on a lie which led people to believe that the Tories were not...
Victory possible (1991)
- Genre
- Interview
Very short clip which consists of unidentified female speaker (poss. Margaret Thatcher), uttering a single sentence - possibly, Hang on, I might win. No context. Interviewer(?) not heard. Poor sound quality.
Interest rates and unemployment (1991)
- Genre
- Interview
Interview with shadow Employment Secretary Tony Blair on the state of the economy, especially the impact of interest rates on employment and the impact of this on an election. Male interviewer not identified.