[…]uce yourself.Howard Lanning  1:14  My name is Howard Lanning. I was born in 1932, in the East End of London, and I've been in the film industry as a Film and Sound Editor for more than 50 years.Derek Threadgall  1:35  Then we get into the meat of it.Unknown Speaker  1:38 &nb[…]
[…] biology. It's funny, but biology was a bit of a Cinderella science. Back in those days, it wasn't all the really bright boys used to go in for chemistry, physics, maths. Well, there was less chemistry, physics and maths in biology than there was in any other so any other, any of the other sciences.[…]
[…]h the front. They came in through the side door. And Thomas decided that he'd had enough of being hustled and bustled with these kids, and decided to try to put a gate up. Unfortunately, the kids ignored all that, and Thomas found himself lying on his back with the kids running over him.  […]
[…]urock in Cragburn Pavilion in Gourock - where I played straight man to my father - at the age of - I think I was twenty - yeah at the age of twenty - trying to do a middle age policeman and stuff like that.  And at the end of the season I thought - no - I think I’ll  do something else, and[…]
[…]ope they’ll apply those people to the opening of the Games. I’m sure they can’t do [anything] else but, because that’s a very vital part for this country; for any country that holds it. Who, ever, can forget the Australians with Kylie Minogue and the masses of Chinese choreography? Made the Ol[…]
[…]ated. Whatever one thinks about Arthur Scargill, he was right. They closed hundreds of pits, hundreds of thousands of jobs. We don’t have a coal industry. We have a bit of opencast mining. And, those guys were right to fight. It was a big lesson.BECTU History ProjectInterviewee Interviewer Track NoY[…]
[…]ut, I think it was about 17, I realised that I either had to hang on and go straight into the services that I would have had to have done. Or I could try and get my foot in somewhere so that I had some experience so when hopefully it was all over and I came back. SoGlyn Jones  1:55  By the[…]
[…]bout eight of these things. It was, I think probably, the most boring television programme evermade. I’m sorry about it, but [laughter] it was a good try. But I always thought that people would forgive us anything at the start of Channel 4, except using this wonderful opportunity just to do somethin[…]
