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Train crash at London Bridge (1992)
- Genre
- News report
Brian Woolf(?) commentates live from the scene of the crash of 2 commuter trains a few minutes ago outside of London Bridge station. Poor sound quality.
London Bridge train crash eyewitness account (1992)
- Genre
- Press conference
British rail employee Geoff Harrison-Mee gives an eyewitness account of the collision of 2 commuter trains outside London Bridge station early this morning and answers questions from the media. A few people...
MP’s vote to postpone pay rise (1992)
- Genre
- Parliamentary debate; News report
Members of Parliament debated their annual pay rise in the House of Commons today and voted to postpone their pay award. Includes Commons speeches from the Leader and shadow Leader of the Commons, Tony...
Lamont in 2 scandals (1992)
- Genre
- News report; Interview; Press conference
There have been calls for the resignation of Chancellor Norman Lamont after it emerged he used taxpayers’ money to pay legal bills in a court fight to evict his tenant sex therapist Sara Dale and he is...
Mousetrap play 40th anniversary (1992)
- Genre
- Interview; News report; Speech
Celebrities turned out for the 40th anniversary of Agatha Christie’s recordbreaking play, The Mousetrap. With comment from Barbara Windsor, LBC presenter Steve Jones, John Inman, Dereck Nimo and Malcolm...
South Africa all-race elections plan (1992)
- Genre
- Speech
South African President F W de Klerk says in a speech that the government should be prepared to bring in all-race elections by April 1994.
Queen to pay taxes and reduce civil list (1992)
- Genre
- Interview; News report; Speech
Report on the Queen paying taxes form next April and a reduction of the civil list. Includes excerpt of Queen’s Christmas speech on her annus horribilus; John Major expresses his views at Prime...
UN and US discuss Somalia peackeeping mission (1992)
- Genre
- News report; Interview; Speech
A high level UN task force is developing a strategy for humanitarian aid to be sent to Somalia. US President George H. W. Bush is willing to commit 30,000 US troops to an international security force. With...
Michael Howard on capping council tax rates (1992)
- Genre
- Interview
Environment Secretary Michael Howard justifies the Government’s decision to cap several councils’ council tax rates, a move which has been condemned by Labour and Conservative councils alike but which he...
Joseph Pyle conviction for drug supply (1992)
- Genre
- Interview; News report
Joseph Pyle - known associate of the Kray twins and the Richardson Gang in the 1960s - has been jailed for 14 years at the Old Bailey for running a drugs syndicate. Peter Gillet(?) and Francis Tyson(?) have...