Episodes
Title | First Broadcast | Comments |
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Genome: [r4 Bd=19900122] | Unknown: Greenham Rebecca Johnson | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19900129] | Unknown: Charles Wheeler Producer: Julian Hale | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19900423] | Unknown: Harvey Thomas Producer: Mark Savage. | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19900430] | Unknown: Leslie Hicks Producer: Mark Savage. | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19900507] | Five programmes. 3: Martin Vivian recalls the ten weeks that he spent working as a ministry vet during the 1967 epidemic of foot and mouth disease. Producer Fran Acheson | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19900507] | Unknown: Martin Vivian Producer: Fran Acheson | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19900514] | Five programmes. 4: 'We've got a problem here.' Twenty years ago, the world held its breath for a week as the crew of Apollo XIII battled to solve the oxygen tank problem that seemed likely to cost them their lives. Reginald Turnill , reporting for the BBC from Mission Control, counted out the hours with them. Producer Simon Elmes | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19900514] | Unknown: Reginald Turnill Producer: Simon Elmes | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19900521] | Five programmes. 5: In 1958 Manchester United goalkeeper Harry Gregg survived the air crash in Munich that proved fatal for so many of Matt Busby 's 'babes'. He recalls the events that saw him hailed as a hero, and reflects on the interpretation of bravery and cowardice. Producer Fiona Couper | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19900521] | Unknown: Harry Gregg Unknown: Matt Busby Producer: Fiona Couper | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19900831] | ||
Genome: [r4 Bd=19900907] | ||
Genome: [r4 Bd=19900914] | ||
Genome: [r4 Bd=19900921] | ||
Genome: [r4 Bd=19900928] | ||
Genome: [r4 Bd=19901005] | Unknown: Reginald Turnill Unknown: Apollo Xlll Producer: Simon Elmes | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19901008] | Producer: Mark Savage | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19901015] | Unknown: John Paul Unknown: Pope John Paul Unknown: Eamonn McCabe Producer: Fiona Couper. | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19901022] | Unknown: Robert Edwards Unknown: Louise Brown Producer: Julia Durbin | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19901029] | Unknown: Michael Johnston Producer: Julian Hale | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19910204] | The first of three programmes reflecting a personal journey back in time, with the help of the BBC Sound Archives. The Italian Earthquake, 1980 Journalist Robert Fox remembers the earthquake that shook southern Italy. Producer Julia Durbin ContributorsUnknown: Robert FoxProducer: Julia Durbin | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19910204] | Unknown: Robert Fox Producer: Julia Durbin | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19910211] | Baroness Castle of Blackburn, who as Barbara Castle was Labour Party Minister for Transport, recalls the introduction of the controversial Breathalyser test. Producer Cathy Drysdale Stereo ContributorsProducer: Cathy Drysdale | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19910211] | Producer: Cathy Drysdale | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19910218] | 'You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet!' Kevin Brownlow remembers the period when the advent of The Jazz Singer jerked Hollywood out of the silent era into the 'talkies'. Producer Martin Hollister ContributorsUnknown: Kevin BrownlowProducer: Martin Hollister | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19910218] | Unknown: Kevin Brownlow Producer: Martin Hollister | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19910225] | The Italian Earthquake, 1980 Journalist Robert Fox , with the help of the BBC Sound Archives, remembers the earthquake that shook southern Italy. Producer Julia Durbin ContributorsUnknown: Robert FoxProducer: Julia Durbin | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19910225] | ||
Genome: [r4 Bd=19910325] | The Italian Earthquake, 1980 Journalist Robert Fox , with the help of the BBC Sound Archives, remembers the earthquake that shook southern Italy. Producer Julia Durbin ContributorsUnknown: Robert FoxProducer: Julia Durbin | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19910325] | ||
Genome: [r4 Bd=19910412] | Test Tube Baby Robert Edwards remembers the events leading to the birth of Louise Brown - the first 'test tube' baby. Producer Julia Durbin ContributorsUnknown: Robert EdwardsUnknown: Louise Brown Producer: Julia Durbin | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19910412] | ||
Genome: [r4 Bd=19910524] | With the help of the ? Sound Archives, Michael Johnston goes back to y Christmas Island and the first H-bomb test in 1957. V Producer Julian Hale ; j ContributorsUnknown: Michael JohnstonProducer: Julian Hale | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19910524] | ||
Genome: [r4 Bd=19920521] | In Vince Foxall 's play, Jack, an CAP and steam train enthusiast, meets Pat, a streetwise teenager. The incident is to change their lives and their perceptions of each other's generation. Director Sue Wilson. Stereo | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19920521] | Unknown: Vince Foxall Director: Sue Wilson. Jock: Peter Vaughan Pat: Tilly Vosburgh Grace: Gudrun Ure Kai: Penny Layden Ray: John Hollis Jean: Elizabeth Kelly Joan: Ann Windsor | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19930902] | In Vince Foxall 's play, Jack, an OAP and steam train enthusiast, meets Pat, a street-wise teenager at a 60s dance. Director Sue Wilson | |
Genome: [r4 Bd=19930902] | Unknown: Vince Foxall Director: Sue Wilson Jack: Peter Vaughan Pat: Tlll Vosburgh Grace: Gudrun Ure Kaz: Penny Layden Ray: John Hollis Jean: Elizabeth Kelly Joan: Ann Windsor DJ: Nicholas Murchie Barmaid: Melanie Hudson | |
Programme Catalogue - Details: 19900515 | 19900515 | 15 May 1990 Producer: ELMES, Simon Next in series: THE MUNICH AIR CRASH Previous in series: APOLLO XIII 4 Description SBH:Return Ticket - the story of Apollo XIII and its ill-fated moon mission in 1970. Told by Reginald Turnill (who reported from Mission Control at the time) using extracts from the BBC Sound Archive. NTS:For details of archive recordings see PasB DTF:PasB OTN:TLN019/90FV0020 TXN/TDT:R4 15-May-1990 CON:TURNILL Reginald (spkr) ELMES Simon (prod) Broadcast history 15 May 1990 00:00-00:00 (RADIO 4) Contributors Simon Elmes (Producer) Reg Turnill (Speaker) Notes: CAIRS 460786. BBC Programme Number: 46SX0786 Recorded on 1990-05-07 See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18) |
Programme Catalogue - Details: 29 October 1990 | 19901029 | Producer: J. HALE Next in series: TORREY CANYON-SHORT VERSION Previous in series: TEST TUBE BABIES Broadcast history 29 Oct 1990 08:43-08:58 (RADIO 4) 24 May 1991 23:45-23:59 (RADIO 4) Recorded on 1990-10-15. BBC Programme Number: 90FV5003 See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18) |
Programme Catalogue - Details: Apollo Xiii 4 | 19900514 | Producer: S. ELMES Next in series: 15 May 1990 Previous in series: TORREY CANYON-LONGER VERSION Broadcast history 14 May 1990 08:43-08:58 (RADIO 4) 05 Oct 1990 23:45-00:00 (RADIO 4) Recorded on 1990-05-07. BBC Programme Number: 00F90410 See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18) |
Programme Catalogue - Details: Apollo Xiii 4 | 19901005 | First broadcast on 1990-05-14 Producer: S. ELMES Next in series: 15 May 1990 Previous in series: TORREY CANYON-LONGER VERSION Broadcast history 14 May 1990 08:43-08:58 (RADIO 4) 05 Oct 1990 23:45-00:00 (RADIO 4) Recorded on 1990-05-07. BBC Programme Number: 00F90410 See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18) |
Programme Catalogue - Details: Asian Excursion | 19900129 | Producer: J. HALE Next in series: BRIGHTON BOMB Previous in series: SIEGE Broadcast history 29 Jan 1990 08:43-08:57 (RADIO 4) 14 Sep 1990 23:45-23:59 (RADIO 4) Recorded on 1990-01-19. BBC Programme Number: 90FV0005 See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18) |
Programme Catalogue - Details: Asian Excursion | 19900914 | First broadcast on 1990-01-29 Producer: J. HALE Next in series: BRIGHTON BOMB Previous in series: SIEGE Broadcast history 29 Jan 1990 08:43-08:57 (RADIO 4) 14 Sep 1990 23:45-23:59 (RADIO 4) Recorded on 1990-01-19. BBC Programme Number: 90FV0005 See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18) |
Programme Catalogue - Details: Brighton Bomb | 19900423 | Producer: M. SAVAGE Next in series: TORREY CANYON-LONGER VERSION Previous in series: ASIAN EXCURSION Description SBH:Harvey Thomas, Conservative Party Conference organiser remembers the Brighton bomb outrage, which caused him to drop through 3 floors of the Grand Hotel. Tells anecdote about sitting next to IRA member on a plane. With exts. from Sound Archives. Prog. also uses extensive material from B.B.C. 1 `Breakfast Time', Radio Sussex News, etc. not elsewhere in Archives. Broadcast history 23 Apr 1990 08:43-08:58 (RADIO 4) 31 Aug 1990 23:45-23:59 (RADIO 4) Contributors Harvey Thomas (Speaker) Notes: CAIRS 483904. BBC Programme Number: 90FV0017 Recorded on 1990-04-17 See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18) Notes: CAIRS 483904." "BBC Programme Number: 90FV0017 |
Programme Catalogue - Details: Brighton Bomb | 19900831 | First broadcast on 1990-04-23 Producer: M. SAVAGE Next in series: TORREY CANYON-LONGER VERSION Previous in series: ASIAN EXCURSION Description SBH:Harvey Thomas, Conservative Party Conference organiser remembers the Brighton bomb outrage, which caused him to drop through 3 floors of the Grand Hotel. Tells anecdote about sitting next to IRA member on a plane. With exts. from Sound Archives. Prog. also uses extensive material from B.B.C. 1 `Breakfast Time', Radio Sussex News, etc. not elsewhere in Archives. Broadcast history 23 Apr 1990 08:43-08:58 (RADIO 4) 31 Aug 1990 23:45-23:59 (RADIO 4) Contributors Harvey Thomas (Speaker) Notes: CAIRS 483904. BBC Programme Number: 90FV0017 Recorded on 1990-04-17 See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18) Notes: CAIRS 483904." "BBC Programme Number: 90FV0017 |
Programme Catalogue - Details: Chantal Cuer | 19901105 | Producer: J. HALE Next in series: 11 February 1991 Previous in series: TORREY CANYON-SHORT VERSION Broadcast history 05 Nov 1990 08:43-08:58 (RADIO 4) Recorded on 1990-07-09. BBC Programme Number: 90FV0045 See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18) |
Programme Catalogue - Details: Siege | 19900115 | Producer: M. SAVAGE Next in series: ASIAN EXCURSION Description SBH:Hostage Sim Harris recalls the Iranian Embassy siege in 1980. With Archive exts. Broadcast history 15 Jan 1990 08:35-08:42 (RADIO 4) 05 Apr 1990 23:45-23:59 (RADIO 4) Contributors Mark Savage (Producer) Sim Harris (Speaker) Notes: CAIRS 486637. BBC Programme Number: 90FV0003 Recorded on 1989-12-07 See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18) Media: T |
Programme Catalogue - Details: Siege | 19900405 | First broadcast on 1990-01-15 Producer: M. SAVAGE Next in series: ASIAN EXCURSION Description SBH:Hostage Sim Harris recalls the Iranian Embassy siege in 1980. With Archive exts. Broadcast history 15 Jan 1990 08:35-08:42 (RADIO 4) 05 Apr 1990 23:45-23:59 (RADIO 4) Contributors Mark Savage (Producer) Sim Harris (Speaker) Notes: CAIRS 486637. BBC Programme Number: 90FV0003 Recorded on 1989-12-07 See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18) |
Programme Catalogue - Details: Test Tube Babies | 19901022 | Producer: J. DURBIN Next in series: 29 October 1990 Previous in series: WELCOME, JOHN PAUL Broadcast history 22 Oct 1990 08:43-08:58 (RADIO 4) 12 Apr 1991 23:45-23:59 (RADIO 4) Recorded on 1990-10-17. BBC Programme Number: 90FV5004 See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18) |
Programme Catalogue - Details: The Cod Wars | 19901008 | Producer: M. SAVAGE Next in series: WELCOME, JOHN PAUL Previous in series: THE MUNICH AIR CRASH Broadcast history 08 Oct 1990 08:43-08:58 (RADIO 4) Recorded on 1990-09-27. BBC Programme Number: 90FV5002 See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18) |
Programme Catalogue - Details: The Munich Air Crash | 19900521 | Producer: F. COUPER Next in series: THE COD WARS Previous in series: 15 May 1990 Description SBH:Return Ticket - Harry Gregg, the Manchester United goalkeeper who survived the Munich Air Crash, recalls the events of that day and his life after. Includes Sound Archive material. PRE:His memory of the crash. Thought that he'd never see his family again. Crawled out of the wreckage. Saw captain and heard child crying. Found baby in the wreckage. Found Jackie Blanchflower and tied a tie as a torniquet around his wounded arm. Scene at the hospital. Arrival at hospital of friends and relatives from home. (7'00) Thought Duncan Edwards would survive, but he died after a few days. The trip back by rail, boat and car was scary because they were still in shock from the crash. Kept their sanity on their return by trying to build up the United team again. Captain Jim Thain's fight to clear his name, which he did after 11 years. He (Gregg) was a survivor, not a hero. Broadcast history 21 May 1990 08:43-08:58 (RADIO 4) 28 Sep 1990 23:45-23:59 (RADIO 4) Contributors Fiona Couper (Producer) Harry Gregg (Speaker) Notes: CAIRS 401973. BBC Programme Number: 00F90575 Recorded on 1990-05-16 See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18) See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18)" PRE:His memory of the crash. Thought that he'd never see his family again. Crawled out of the wreckage. Saw captain and heard child crying. Found baby in the wreckage. Found Jackie Blanchflower and tied a tie as a torniquet around his wounded arm. Scene at the hospital. Arrival at hospital of friends and relatives from home. (7'00"") Thought Duncan Edwards would survive, but he died after a few days. The trip back by rail, boat and car was scary because they were still in shock from the crash. Kept their sanity on their return by trying to build up the United team again. Captain Jim Thain's fight to clear his name, which he did after 11 years. He (Gregg) was a survivor, not a hero. PRE:His memory of the crash. Thought that he'd never see his family again. Crawled out of the wreckage. Saw captain and heard child crying. Found baby in the wreckage. Found Jackie Blanchflower and tied a tie as a torniquet around his wounded arm. Scene at the hospital. Arrival at hospital of friends and relatives from home. (7'00"""") Thought Duncan Edwards would survive, but he died after a few days. The trip back by rail, boat and car was scary because they were still in shock from the crash. Kept their sanity on their return by trying to build up the United team again. Captain Jim Thain's fight to clear his name, which he did after 11 years. He (Gregg) was a survivor, not a hero. |
Programme Catalogue - Details: The Munich Air Crash | 19900928 | First broadcast on 1990-05-21 Producer: F. COUPER Next in series: THE COD WARS Previous in series: 15 May 1990 Description SBH:Return Ticket - Harry Gregg, the Manchester United goalkeeper who survived the Munich Air Crash, recalls the events of that day and his life after. Includes Sound Archive material. PRE:His memory of the crash. Thought that he'd never see his family again. Crawled out of the wreckage. Saw captain and heard child crying. Found baby in the wreckage. Found Jackie Blanchflower and tied a tie as a torniquet around his wounded arm. Scene at the hospital. Arrival at hospital of friends and relatives from home. (7'00) Thought Duncan Edwards would survive, but he died after a few days. The trip back by rail, boat and car was scary because they were still in shock from the crash. Kept their sanity on their return by trying to build up the United team again. Captain Jim Thain's fight to clear his name, which he did after 11 years. He (Gregg) was a survivor, not a hero. Broadcast history 21 May 1990 08:43-08:58 (RADIO 4) 28 Sep 1990 23:45-23:59 (RADIO 4) Contributors Fiona Couper (Producer) Harry Gregg (Speaker) Notes: CAIRS 401973. BBC Programme Number: 00F90575 Recorded on 1990-05-16 See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18) See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18)" |
Programme Catalogue - Details: Torrey Canyon | 19900430 | -LONGER VERSION Producer: M. SAVAGE Next in series: APOLLO XIII 4 Previous in series: BRIGHTON BOMB Broadcast history 30 Apr 1990 08:43-08:58 (RADIO 4) Recorded on 1990-04-27 BBC Programme Number: 90FV0018 See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18) Recorded on 1990-04-27. |
Programme Catalogue - Details: Torrey Canyon | 19901102 | -SHORT VERSION Producer: M. SAVAGE Next in series: CHANTAL CUER Previous in series: 29 October 1990 Broadcast history 02 Nov 1990 23:45-23:59 (RADIO 4) Recorded on 1990-11-01 BBC Programme Number: 90FQ0386 See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18) Recorded on 1990-11-01. |
Programme Catalogue - Details: Welcome, John Paul | 19901015 | Producer: F. COUPER Next in series: TEST TUBE BABIES Previous in series: THE COD WARS Broadcast history 15 Oct 1990 08:43-08:58 (RADIO 4) 25 Feb 1991 08:43-08:58 (RADIO 4) Recorded on 1990-09-24. BBC Programme Number: 90FV5005 See more RETURN TICKET programmes (18) |
Programme Catalogue - Station | Radio 4. |