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UN troops taken hostage in Bosnia (1995)
- Genre
- Speech
Speech by British Defence Secretary Malcolm Rifkind on the miscalculation made by the Bosnian Serbs taking UN peacekeeping troops hostage as it has caused more UN peacekeeping troops to be deployed.
Funeral for murdered PC Philip Walters (1995)
- Genre
- News report; Tribute; Speech
Paul Chapman reports on the death of PC Philip Walters whilst on duty in Ilford and his funeral in hometown of Royston, Hertfordshire. Speakers are Walter’s commanding officer Superintendent Barry Vincent;...
Fresh evidence in Lee Clegg case (1995)
- Genre
- Interview
Colonel Peter Field of the Friends of Lee Clegg group talks about the possibility of paratrooper Lee Clegg having his conviction of murder quashed because of new evidence. He was jailed for shooting dead...
Fresh evidence in Lee Clegg case (1995)
- Genre
- Interview
David Kermode interviews Shaun Reilly, father of Karen Reilly, the girl joyrider paratrooper Lee Clegg was convicted of murdering whilst on duty in Northern Ireland, on the new evidence that has come to...
Parliamentary session including Scott report (1995)
- Genre
- News report; Parliamentary debate
Mark Demery reports on the first Parliamentary session after the Whitsun recess and the troubles facing the government regarding Lord Justice Scott’s leaked report into the arms to Iraq scandal. With...
Camelot profits and charity (1995)
- Genre
- Interview
Stuart Etherington from the National Council for Voluntary Organisations talks about Camelot profits from the National Lottery and the small amount it gives to charity from ticket sales. Interviewer not heard.
Camelot profits and charity (1995)
- Genre
- Interview
Director of Camelot Peter Murphy responds to the criticism of their profits, the relatively small amount they give to charity and their effect on charities own lotteries or raffles. Interviewer not heard.
Camelot money to charity (1995)
- Genre
- Interview
Director of Camelot Peter Murphy talks about the distribution of the money made from the National Lottery to charities and denies people are not giving now in usual ways to charities. Interviewer not heard.
Camelot defend size of lottery jackpot (1995)
- Genre
- Interview
Director of Camelot Peter Murphy deends the large size of the National Lottery jackpot which he says drives ticket sales and therefore produces more money for good causes. Interviewer not heard.
Howard Wilson’s effect on the Isle of Scilly (1995)
- Genre
- Interview
Local journalist Clive Mumford talks about how former Prime Minister Lord Harold Wilson put the Isles of Scilly on the map, he was a regular holidaymaker and well liked by the islanders. His funeral is to be...