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The Archive Hour: Are You Local?

BBC Radio 4
on BBC Radio 4 FM

An investigation into what "local" means in terms of radio broadcasting, showing how British stations
__ have provided a unique service to theircommunities at moments of crisis, tragedy and triumph.
Roger Phillips looks at news reporting at the sharp end of the Moss Side riots, an award-winning football fanzine of the airwaves, "door-knocking" in Leicester and an extraordinary on-air encounter in Northern Ireland between the wife of an RUC officer and the women Of the Catholic Community. Producer Rob Ketteridge

Contributors

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Roger Phillips
Producer:
Rob Ketteridge
Source: Radio Times

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