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Extract on
multi-racial education: school children read aloud
and are shown cookery techniques (1977)
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Richard Duckenfield
reporting on the final eviction of gypsies from a
site in the centre of Liverpool (1979)
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Debi Davies
reporting on five Vietnamese families who visited
Chester Zoo (1980)
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Richard Duckenfield
talking to Brian Wang, community officer, about the
fears for the security of the new Chinese community
centre in Liverpool (1981)
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Felicity Goodey
reporting on the problems faced in Liverpool and
Manchester over racism (1981)
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Alistair Macdonald
reporting on a new type of school meal for Asian
children in Accrington (1982)
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Colin Philpott
talking to Willy Chang, Restaurant Manager, about
the dishes which form part of a Chinese
Emporers state banquet (1984)
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Lynda Lee Potter
follows the preparations, celebrations &
ceremonies of an arranged Sikh wedding
(1984)
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Lloyd Blair
recounts his experiences of his arrival in
Manchester in 1960 from the West Indies
(1972)
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Focuses on Mavis
Griffiths, who came with her family to Old Trafford
from the West Indies in search of a better life
(1972)
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Follows a project
involving Asian youths photographing Asian life in
Blackburn (1983)
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A programme which
contrasts Liverpool's neglected Chinatown with
Manchester's, which has received investment and is
thriving (1983)
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Follow-up to the
BBC North West series Long Live Our England, which
was made in 1972, about the West Indian community
in Manchester (1982)
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Presenter Barry
Askew interviews eighty-year-old Lady Mary Stocks,
educationist, writer and broadcaster
(1971)
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Giles Brandreth
visits 'The North' and speaks to customers at a
fish and chip shop (1971)
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Presenter Frank
Mellor enjoys a traditional Cumbria and
Lancashire-produced meal (1981)
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Follows the
policing of the Papal visit to Heaton Park, when
Pope John Paul II celebrated mass on 31 May 1982
(1982)
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