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Mohammad Ajaib's 'magnificent' roof terraced homes will be built into a piece of sloping land close to the forested area and tranquil waterfall in Jesmond Dene park, in Newcastle.
Putnam County Sheriff Robert Langley, Jr. is looking to “clear the air” after a recording of a telephone call he had with Carmel Town Supervisor Ken Schmitt was released to the public.In September, the recording between the two elected off…
Putnam County Sheriff Robert Langley, Jr. is looking to “clear the air” after a recording of a telephone call he had with Carmel Town Supervisor Ken Schmitt was released to the public.In September, the recording between the two elected off…
Putnam County Sheriff Robert Langley, Jr. is looking to “clear the air” after a recording of a telephone call he had with Carmel Town Supervisor Ken Schmitt was released to the public.In September, the recording between the two elected off…
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WHEN smoking was banned in Britain’s first “fresh air pub” the regulars didn’t take it well. It was 1971 and smokers were used to lighting up where they liked - but this Dales landlord stuck to his guns. The Yorkshire pub was highlighted by current affairs TV programme Nationwide in one of several quirky films released from BBC archives. The broadcaster has opened up its collection of unusual news footage, much of it shot locally over several decades. Other newly released films include how the Brontes spent their childhood in Haworth’s Parsonage, the Flying Scotsman in action, and the campaign to stop Wensleydale cheese being made in Lancashire.
Ceefax hits TV screens David Seymour and Bob Langley look at the exciting, multifaceted future of the humble television set, heralded by Ceefax - the BBC's newfangled interactive information service. They also get to play a little bit of television squash and tennis. TV just got smart.