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Its tape's catalogue entry is dated September 1969.<ref name=TLL/> | Its tape's catalogue entry is dated September 1969.<ref name=TLL/> | ||
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| + | The BBC Genome Project lists: | ||
| + | <PRE> | ||
| + | BBC Two | ||
| + | Tuesday 9 December 1969 19.00 | ||
| + | Britain's Role in the Seventies | ||
| + | 5: Following the Imperial Sunset since 1950 only one ex-colony has not joined the Commonwealth. Yet does it continue only because it is there? Has it a practical purpose with which to survive the 70s? | ||
| + | Presented by THOMAS BARMAN | ||
| + | Consultant DENIS AUSTIN with | ||
| + | Rt Hon Michael Stewart, MP, | ||
| + | Rt Hon Sir Alec Douglas-Home, KT MP, | ||
| + | Rt Hon George Brown, MP, | ||
| + | Lord Gladwyn Rt Hon Douglas Jay, MP, | ||
| + | Rt Hon lain Macleod, MP, | ||
| + | Produced by JOHN EIDINOW | ||
| + | </PRE> | ||
=Availability= | =Availability= | ||
Revision as of 17:01, 11 May 2017
Delia is credited with music for Britain's Role in the 70's, a BBC TV programme produced by John Eidenow.
Its tape's catalogue entry is dated September 1969.[1]
The BBC Genome Project lists:
BBC Two Tuesday 9 December 1969 19.00 Britain's Role in the Seventies 5: Following the Imperial Sunset since 1950 only one ex-colony has not joined the Commonwealth. Yet does it continue only because it is there? Has it a practical purpose with which to survive the 70s? Presented by THOMAS BARMAN Consultant DENIS AUSTIN with Rt Hon Michael Stewart, MP, Rt Hon Sir Alec Douglas-Home, KT MP, Rt Hon George Brown, MP, Lord Gladwyn Rt Hon Douglas Jay, MP, Rt Hon lain Macleod, MP, Produced by JOHN EIDINOW
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References
- ↑ Jump up to: 1.0 1.1 The Tape Library List's entry for TRW 7094.
