News from 23/01/1986
1986; Gale Group;
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David Henshaw, John Naughton, Nigel Andrew, David Pountney, Jacqueline Castles, Shirley Robin Letwin, Derek Cooper, Michael O'Neill, Clancy Sigal, Nick Clarke, Julian Critchley, David Hatch, Marina Warner, Richard Combs, Aubrey Manning, Eric Anderson, Peter Turcan, Carl Gardner, James Rusbridger, Phi, Jim Hiley, Michael Poole, Peter Hebblethwaite, Peter Fiddick, Barrie Gunter, Michael Cockerell, Dr Anthony L. Allen, Ronald Blythe, Paul Fox, Donald Hammond, John Simpson, John Cole, Jonathan Gili, Clifford Yorke, P. N. Furbank, Fritz Spiegl, Peter Lennon, Peter Hillmore, Nicholas Kenyon, Robert Rowland, Herbert R. Lottman, Benjamin Woolley, Richard Cork, Malcolm Hayes, Richard Gilbert, Brian Winston, Guy Williams, Meredith Oakes,
ResumoThe Listener The Listener Community vigilantes Vigilante groups move in to fill the law and order vacuum Wild West code on New York streets James Cox, BBC Radio's New York correspondent, on the 'subway vigilante' who has divided American legal and public opinion Mrs Thatcher after Westland Pitfalls for a naturally argumentative PM Violence on television Attacks on broadcasters raise censorship fears Research findings Plenty of evidence, very little proof Brian Winston is Chariman of Cinema Studies at New York University: The American experience Debate has not halted the flow of blood The Listener Heseltine and the Tories Tarzan leaves scars on the party faithful Nationwide The Cinderella story A magical tale of incest, cruelty and domination 'Stop the Wedding!' is being broadcast on BBC2 at 9.30pm this evening (23 January): Stop the wedding! Every bride's nightmare BBC Publications Dreamchild BBC Publications Beano and chips The new Trans-Siberian railway A pioneer track through swamp and permafrost Conscience and the divided self Social permissiveness and internal tyranny Royal College of Nursing Paul Fox is Managing Director, Yorkshire Television: Langham Diary Out of the Air Get a draw Break-in Radio 4 Out of the Air Walk-out Prestwich Pique Radio 4 Out Takes National Savings Income Bonds National Savings Income Bond Extraordinary slip BBC employment policy Music v. drama Pétain's Ministers Stereotype anger 'Huckleberry Finn' Av The Automedon file Swede bashing The Listener Charge account Rumour at the top Julian Critchley is the Conservative Mp for Aldershot: Centrepiece Michael the Celt The Christian Decline 'Cowling writes about religion without stopping to consider the meaning of God, sin or soul' Religion and Public Doctrine in Modern England. Vol. Ii: Assaults By Maurice Cowling Cambridge £30; £40 as a set with Vol. I Shakespeare the enemy Political Shakespeare: New Essays in Cultural Materialism Edited by Jonathan Dollimore and Alan Sinfield Manchester University Press £22.50 and £6.95 Letters that last A Man of Letters: Selected Essays By V. S. Pritchett Chatto £12.95 Down to the dwelling-house Spindle trees and syzygy The Oxford Dictionary of Natural History Edited by Michael Allaby Oxford £20 The Empire Book Association Slow steps for Europe Making Sense of Europe By Christopher Tugendhat Viking £9.95 The stripped bed Religion Good Thing or minority interest? Drama Anglos SWAN HELLENIC Science Films on Tv Psychic rigging Sport Living with the blitz In the Air Music Pick of the Week Cinema Inside moves Theatre Art New Waves Datacasting Television Don't let Wilcox in Radio Doses of drama Music Fate of a film Research Multiple Classified Advertising Items Crossword 2,832 Reinvigoration Holiday Solution to Crossword 2,830 Endpiece The return of the Cloggies by Bill Tidy Multiple Classified Advertising Items Published by the British Broadcasting Corporation. …
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