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1972: EVOLUTION of MICROPHONES at the BBC | Nationwide | Making Of | BBC Archive

Evolution of Microphones Veteran BBC radio broadcaster John Snagge – who first broadcast for the BBC in 1927 – discusses[…]

OLD UK 1975: FRANK HAMPSON – creator of DAN DARE | Nationwide | Science Fiction | BBC Archive Credit BBC[…]

OLD UK 1989: LEONARD NIMOY on Spock and STAR TREK | Wogan | Classic Celebrity Interviews | BBC Archive Credit[…]

OLD UK 1976: MITZI MUELLER: Champion Wrestler | Tonight | Classic Sports Feature | BBC Archive Credit BBC Archive

OLD UK “There’s no need for a middleman, it’s the band interacting directly with the fans.” BBC Breakfast attempts to[…]

Nicolas Cage 1990: Nicolas Cage Credit BBC Archive

Old UK Eh La deals with Scouse, a dialect which was the result of the rich mingling of races and[…]

OLD UK Britain has become a nation of devoted car lovers, with an estimated 11 million vehicles now on the[…]

Old UK John Betjeman meets Philip Larkin, to discuss poetry and the inspirations behind it, and the city of Hull[…]

Old UK “In Durham it’s Derby Day, cup final and The Ashes, all rolled into one” – Luke Casey In[…]

Old UK With the Michelangelo virus due to strike on the 6th of March 1992 – and an estimated 1,300[…]

Old UK Bob Wellings speaks to women who live in the Highbury area of North London – the home of[…]

Old UK Tomorrow’s World guest presenter Kenneth Williams explains how his nifty new thermocouple-powered watch works. The mind boggles! Credit[…]

Old UK It’s 1987, and making your own blockbuster movies has never been easier! Sue Robbie demonstrates how – with[…]

OLD UK The crime of the future will be computer crime. A few weeks ago, Guy Parker stole a considerable[…]