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[…]sp;a lab committee meetings and it wasn't long. I mean mom was obviously fairly newly elected then at time at that time from Frank Denham I definitely was the&n[…]

[…]oviet bloc. And it was about the Soviet repression of that uprising. It was a very moving and very realistic portrayal. It looked like it looked like newsreel. lert in fact, each shot in the streets of Canterbury with a bunch of amateurs. And I thought it was amazing. And actually Peter Watkins beca[…]

[…]and I used to go up and rewind the film. Well in Dad's shop...um...I used to serve in the shop occasionally...and in the shop came a gentleman who I knew, a Mr Bevan...and er...I heard that he was with HMV...Well, all I knew was that HMV was the dog with the big...the er earpiece stuck down his nose[…]

[…]and your family background.SPEAKER: F2 [Carol Owens]Certainly. Thanks very much Paul, for the intro. As you say my name is Carol Owens. I was born in Newcastle upon Tyne in July 1956. I'm British, talking about my and my family background and origins, there was no involvement in the media industry a[…]

[…]p; 10:49  Yes, I think so. And she was. She had many, many children. She'd been married before. She'd had her second husband. I never knew my great grandfather, but she had been married twice and had some very, very old children, that I thought of antediluvian when I was a little girl[…]

[…]victorious. And after that I became one of them to adegree. I was the one who read their letters. And I don'tknow what hard porn is now but by god I knew what it wasthen. The most extraordinary letters they used to get fromthese girls, I mean, and they used to say to me, and theyall had their letter[…]

[…]asgow to go to Strathclyde University after I had finished school to do electronic engineering and I went to do that course, not because initially I knew what I wanted to do but because I felt that that was the general field that I wanted to work in. And first, at the Freshers Fair at University, th[…]

[…] in a way that private industry is not able to do. Now, you ask whether this is going on today? I think that the, the hard men in industry have taken new heart from recent political developments and they are not any longer sure that the public need own these great corporations, you see, and they, th[…]

[…], and he was telling everyone [American accent] “how wonderful the British are.” And he left the pub and he was interviewed again by somebody on this newspaper and he said “yes” and as they left, he put his hand into his inside coat pocket and his wallet had gone. [laughs] So I mean that’s what went[…]

[…]s studio. Both had a lot of experience totally starting right from the beginning you were born in London whereaboutsLeslie Norman  0:49  Oh news near the studios therethat was whenOh, that's extraordinary. You're younger than I am.I don't think they were and then he would watch your family[…]