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[…] that, and of course there were a lot of ETU members in the studio as well, the electricians and things […]

[…] was still a civilian but in uniform and given an honorary rank without any executive power. I mean you'd have […]

[…]r, who is living, who was an airline pilot and also flew in the War, and myself was born in India.And my parents divorced, do you know I can't even remember quite when, probably 10 or 11. I never knew my father terribly well, he served in India and most of time, I was brought up in England. I went t[…]

[…]re only six when it finished for goodness sake weren’t you?I, I, I know. I tell you I wasn’t a war baby but the aftermath of the war is what I remember.Yes.Probably made me become a very left wing socialist because I still think the Poppy Day is the biggest disgrace to this nation, there should[…]

[…] want to pack up then you've got to apply for Honorary Membership, but if you don't want to apply for […]

[…] also that in those days of course I wasn't a member of the Union and the union didn’t care because […]

[…]rom these fantastic people and then, maybe for about a year, I was getting more and more outdoors, more and more outdoors and they created (I can't remember what happened) but there was another crew made up and I ended up going onto News so I jumped from Assistant Dubbing Mixer to Sound Recordist bu[…]

[…] to hide in the cupboard, which had a radio above it, it was already inbuilt. And I used to listen to all the radio programmes. And I, to this day, remember, things like "Much Binding in the Marsh" and "The Archers" Darrol Blake  7:46   That was later.  But ye[…]

[…]rk with me at once and it was a very fascinating experience.SPEAKER: M15I got to know me very well actually over the years because he was all sort of honorary direct from music. Pretty short films and he'd done a lot of work on crime and I admire him enormously. Towards the end of his life he he sta[…]

[…]to get them there in time to get the train out. So I had very little education really. I went to one or two what in those days, and you'll probably remember, what were called elementary schools, which was the lowest common denominator.And when I was about 13, maybe, I passed a school scholarship whi[…]