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10th of March 2006

A Letter from Tunis

By Ian Coe | 2006, Features | No Comments
A brave young soldier writes a letter home to his fiancee from the battlefields of Tunisia in 1943. Read by James Bird…
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10th of March 2006

Answers

By James Bird | 2006, Features | No Comments
An insight into the real life of a private detective. www.answers.uk.com…
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9th of March 2005

The Scissors Have Rendered Me a Mute

By Tom Young | 2005, Features | No Comments
A poetic exploration into one man’s fear of the hairdressers.…
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9th of March 2005

You Come Before You

By Kate Sharp | 2005, Features | No Comments
Ever get the feeling you’ve been here before? You Come Before You looks into the work of Clinical Hypnotherapist Joanne Blah as she tells of some…
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9th of March 2005

Tales from the Pier

By Abbie Morgan | 2005, Features | No Comments
A poetic insight into one of Britain’s oldest piers, Brighton’s West Pier. After a storm, two fires and years of indecision the pier has finally fallen…
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9th of March 2005

Stage Five

By Jo Armstrong | 2005, Features | No Comments
Stage Five is dreaming sleep. Three visully impaired discuss their experiences of the dreaming world. Featuring Martin Armstrong, Sana Viner and Justin McLeod. Also featuring psychologist…
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9th of March 2005

Snapshots

By Zoe Mack | 2005, Features | No Comments
In December 1998 three men robbed a large store, Uptons in Scunthorpe. Two of the men, John Hawkins and Jason Moore were later given prison sentences.…
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9th of March 2005

A Many Splendoured Life

By Anita Kuan | 2005, Features, International | No Comments
The Classic film “Love is a Many Splendoured Thing” is fifty years old this year and has just been released on DVD. It is based on…
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9th of March 2005

John Axon Knew My Father

By Dom Delargy | 2005, Features | No Comments
Driver John Axon was killed in a railway accident on Feb 9th 1957 when, on the approach to Chapel-en-le-Frith station in Derbyshire, the brakes of his…
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9th of March 2005

Go Nuts! A Squirrel Odyssey

By Tom Young | 2005, Features | No Comments
One man takes it upon himself to find the shy and retiring red squirrel.…
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