News from 20/02/1986
1986; Gale Group;
Autores
John Whiston, Ed Boyle, John Naughton, A. D. C. Turner, William Thomas, Nigel Andrew, Derek Cooper, Sir Reginald Murley, Hilary Lawson, Edward Norman, T. G. Rosenthal, Julian Critchley, Clancy Sigal, David Housham, Barry Took, Richard Combs, John Wyver, John Grimshaw, Chris Bidmead, Mark Le Fanu, John Carter, Gidley Wheeler, Malcolm Hayes, Jim Hiley, Lord Raglan, J. Garnel, Alex Graham, Aubrey Singer, Michael Elliott, Nicholas Dobson, Vernon Bogdanor, Denis Vaughan, Mary Goldring, John Cole, John Whale, Desmond Green, Ffancy, E. H. Campion, Gavin Esler, Peter Lennon, Lewis Wolpert, Raymond Tallis, David Wheeler, Nicholas Kenyon, Michael Robinson, Hugh Brogan, Richard Cork, Ian Trethowan,
ResumoThe Listener The Listener Changes in industry Short-term profits are at the expense of long-term interests The Listener Conservative radicalism Tory doubts over the Thatcher experiment Ed Boyle reported on the dilemma of the RUC for 'Out of Court' on BBC2: Divided loyalties in the RUC The Protestant threat to Ulster's policemen Michael Robinson reported on reparation for 'Brass Tacks' on BBC2: Crime reparation schemes The double benefit when criminals meet victims Gavin Esler reported on kidnap security firms for 'Newsnight': Counter-terrorism Kidnap security firms have a captive market The Listener Nationwide David Wheeler reported on the political situation in Hong Kong for 'Analysis (R4): Hong Kong Freedom isn't synonymous with democracy John Whale is Head of Religious Programmes, BBC Television: Preaching to the convicted Science 'fiction' The fallacy of scientific objectivity Derek Cooper presents 'The Food Programme' on Fridays at noon on Radio 4, repeated on Tuesdays at 4.5pm: The Doktor and the Bishop The General Electric Company A commercial giant twice damned in Britain Radio 3: Fiction and reality Is realism still relevant to modern reality? WHS Sir Ian Trethowan was Director-General of the BBC 1977-82: Langham Diary Out of the Air Whiffs of literature In an interval talk on Radio 2, Mark Steyn considered the careers of reluctant composers and musical part-timers Out of the Air Sweet little 5,843 Out Takes Radio 4: US humorist Garrison Keillor The small-town values of Lake Wobegon (pop. 942) Julian Critchley is the Conservative MP for Aldershot: Centrepiece Will it be enough? Tobacco response TV violence and smoking Special circumstances Media anti-Semitism An architecture for now Diverse opinions Subliminal justice Science of life HAS Novel 'Vagues' Iceland The Listener in fiction Misnomer Roy Jenkins, Author 'No one since Churchill has been so well equipped to write a history of his times' Whigs restored Henry Brougham: His Public Career, 1778-1868 By Robert Stewart Bodley Head £18 Rethinking the Politics of Commercial Society: The Edinburgh Review, 1802-1832 By Biancamaria Fontana Cambridge £22.50 Posing, composing, exposing John Thomson: Life and Photographs By Stephen White Thames and Hudson £20 Marion Boyars Publishers Ltd. Apostles without religion The Cambridge Apostles By Richard Deacon Robert Royce £10.95 Grafton Books Atoms not actors An Absolute Hero By Emyr Humphreys Dent £9.95 Aspects of Feeling By Peter Vansittart Owen £10.95 The House of the Solitary Maggot By James Purdy Owen £11.95 Goldkorn Tales By Leslie Epstein Hutchinson £9.95 WHS Among this week's contributors In next week's 'Listener Review of Books' WHS Channel Four Independent deterrent Drama Office angst We're getting there Documentary Gone fishin' Swan Hellenic Films on TV Decline and fall In the Air Music Quality listening Swan Hellenic Pick of the Week Cinema Rock bottom Theatre Radical chicanery Odeon Haymarket Art Secular shrines New Waves Beyond the quantum leap Results Computer Competition Television Can do, Columbus Radio Unromantic Valentines Music Brecht wins Research Multiple Classified Advertising Items Crossword 2,836: Point-to-Point (BBC1, Tuesday): Holiday Solution to Crossword 2,834 Endpiece The return of the Cloggies by Bill Tidy Multiple Classified Advertising Items Published by the British Broadcasting Corporation. …
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