- 1 011
- 10 493 236
David Boothroyd
United Kingdom
Registrace 2. 09. 2007
Decision '96: BBC coverage of US Presidential election
David Dimbleby introduces BBC coverage of the results of the US Presidential Election, on Tuesday 5 November 1996. Assistance from Peter Snow, Gavin Esler, Charles Wheeler, Ed Stourton, Brian Barron, Bill Turnbull; Pat Schroeder and Oliver North comment on behalf of the Democratic and Republican parties, and there is a studio audience of ordinary voters.
zhlédnutí: 6 281
Video
Hammersmith constituency profile 2010
zhlédnutí 1,2KPřed 9 měsíci
The 2010 general election saw the Conservatives heavily target the Hammersmith constituency, with candidate Shaun Bailey receiving celebrity visits. Labour, and sitting MP Andy Slaughter, made sure to attack housing plans by the Conservative-run local council. Karl Mercer reports on the fight for BBC London News. Transmitted 21 April 2010.
Launch of the Independent Network election campaign 2010
zhlédnutí 715Před 9 měsíci
On 21 April 2010, former Independent MP Martin Bell launched the 'Independent Network'. A brainchild of Brian Ahearne, it helped support 47 individual Independent candidates standing in the general election. The launch was held at the Frontline Club, Norfolk Place, Paddington.
ITN post debate, 15 April 2010
zhlédnutí 1,4KPřed 9 měsíci
The ITV News at Ten, immediately after the end of the first election debate (15 April 2010), wanted to get a reading on how the participants had done. They commissioned polling company ComRes to put together a group of viewers and monitor their reactions in real time, and also arranged a snap opinion poll of viewers generally. Here are the reports of the results. Finally the political party rep...
The 'First Election debate' 2010
zhlédnutí 3,1KPřed 9 měsíci
A first for the UK, a live televised election debate between party leaders was shown on ITV1 on 15 April 2010. Presented by Alistair Stewart, Nick Clegg (Liberal Democrat), David Cameron (Conservative) and Gordon Brown (Labour) are the participants. Preceded by the 'coming next' caption displayed during Coronation Street and a trail from the continuity announcer. Key points: 2:24 Opening statem...
Previewing the first election debate in 2010
zhlédnutí 1KPřed 9 měsíci
For the ITN Early Evening News on Thursday 15 April 2010, Mark Austin and Tom Bradby look forward to the first election debate due to take place that evening. After a brief look at the day's campaigning of David (and Samantha) Cameron, Gordon Brown, and Nick Clegg, James Mates introduces the plans for an immediate survey of voters' reactions.
Electoral Commission registration advert 2010
zhlédnutí 760Před 9 měsíci
A television advert by the Electoral Commission, shown at the start of the 2010 general election campaign to promote electoral registration. Although 'Dogs at polling stations' had yet to become a social media meme, the advert plays into it.
English Democrats campaign launch 2010
zhlédnutí 764Před 9 měsíci
When the English Democrats launched their 2010 election campaign at Dartford on 17 April 2010, party leader Robin Tilbrook gave an interview to the BBC. The full interview was shown on BBC Parliament.
UTV Live: North Antrim profile 2010
zhlédnutí 540Před 9 měsíci
After 40 years representing North Antrim, Rev Ian Paisley retired at the 2010 election - to be succeeded as DUP candidate by his son. Jane Loughrey, for UTV Live, visits the constituency to find ex-DUP man Jim Allister trying to defeat the Paisley dynasty as a more hardline Unionist. Other candidates are briefly interviewed. Broadcast on 15 April 2010.
How to win the TV debate
zhlédnutí 2,3KPřed 10 měsíci
After confirming that the 2010 election would see the first ever UK televised debate between party leaders, Michael Cockerell's documentary looks at the history of televised debates and previous attempts in the UK, as well as the tactics used by participants. Transmitted 12 April 2010.
BBC Ten'o'clock News, 13 April 2010
zhlédnutí 3,1KPřed 10 měsíci
The main evening news on the day the 2010 Conservative Party manifesto was published. Presented by Huw Edwards. Nick Robinson leads the reporting on details from the manifesto, while Richard Bilton asks voters in Burton what they make of it.
BBC Ten'o'clock News, 12 April 2010
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 10 měsíci
Huw Edwards presents the main evening BBC News on the day the Labour manifesto was published at the start of the 2010 general election campaign. Reports from Nick Robinson and Richard Bilton. There is also an update on the criminal trials over the expenses scandal.
Jeremy Paxman interviews ... Nick Clegg
zhlédnutí 3,1KPřed 10 měsíci
The first of the main party leaders to be interviewed by Jeremy Paxman during the 2010 election was Nick Clegg of the Liberal Democrats, in a programme transmitted on 12 April 2010. Questions: 0:45 Will Clegg be Prime Minister? 1:32 Who has a mandate? 2:44 Lib Dem coalition demands 3:40 Immigration 9:37 Economy 14:37 The NHS 17:55 Schools 22:33 Hunting with dogs 22:54 Prior pledges including tu...
BBC 2010 election trailer 'Making it clear'
zhlédnutí 1KPřed 10 měsíci
A trail promoting BBC coverage of the general election of 2010 - 'Making it clear'. Voiceover by David Dimbleby. Transmitted 12 April 2010.
How to win an Election: A Panorama Guide
zhlédnutí 25KPřed 11 měsíci
How to win an Election: A Panorama Guide
2010 Budget response from Vincent Cable
zhlédnutí 614Před rokem
2010 Budget response from Vincent Cable
2010 Budget response from George Osborne
zhlédnutí 922Před rokem
2010 Budget response from George Osborne
2010 Budget broadcast by Alistair Darling
zhlédnutí 812Před rokem
2010 Budget broadcast by Alistair Darling
Lady Porter The Pursuit Of Power (Panorama)
zhlédnutí 1,3KPřed rokem
Lady Porter The Pursuit Of Power (Panorama)
Prime Minister's Question Time, 24 March 2010
zhlédnutí 2,5KPřed rokem
Prime Minister's Question Time, 24 March 2010
We should have listened to him
A lot of people watching this are in for the shock of a lifetime...
Watching this in 2024. Three weeks before the UK election, this looks so trivial compared to what’s been happening over the last 7 years.
At 5:03 is that the late Derek Draper in front of shot - Kate Garraway’s husband? If so RIP Derek ☹️
Yes it was. Derek had recently stepped down as Peter Mandelson's researcher and was running Progress at this time; he also had a commission to write a book on the new government's first 100 days.
@@DBIVUK I thought it was possibly was, thanks for that information and confirming it 😊. From following the news about Derek, I knew he was involved with Labour especially around the ‘97 era and of this Election. As someone in my 30s, when this went on, I was too young at the time really to get what Elections were about and was annoyed when they used to take the children’s programmes off air to broadcast it. 27 years later, I totally get it and honestly think we could see this scale of things happening again (at time of writing) in 3 weeks time on 4th July. Great to watch this back, older, wiser and more informed now. Thanks so much for uploading this piece of memorable history 😊
5:26 Glen Williams - NUT
A more arrogant bastard I’ve yet to meet!
Huw Edwards is just so good at this.
A good upload. SPOILERS - it was held on 10th May 1979
Jeremy paxman being savage again.
0:23 that drum roll
Bloody yell Jeremy paxman was savage on portillo.
Erection night 97.
John Major was a real gentleman. He was indeed kicked after 18 years because people were tired of Tories. Lets see what Sunak will say.
It kind of feels like times havent changed. Video games, football, the same old british accent. And war.
Blair was very good, and really capable when thinking on his feet. A pity hubris set in.
The eyes behind the curtain remind me of Sutekh the destroyer from Dr. Who.
Best PM I ever saw
The gulf in glass this man had in front of a live audience compared to todays politicians is wild
From the gravitas and moral integrity of Gordon Brown to the laughing stock that is Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak. I'm writing this on the morning the latter said that he knew deprivation as a child because his family didn't have...Sky TV. Dear God....--Kevin Whelan (no relation to Charlie)
I love the reporter at the start who managed to get the BBC to pay for his jolly around in a helicopter lol Wouldn’t happen nowadays
Labour Leader sir Keir starmer going win the General election this year
not sure why everyone here seems so keen on glazing what was ultimately a load of bollocks. it is widely accepted now that the iraq war was one of the worst mistakes in modern geopolitical history, his defences here are poor and he definitely is struggling to make a convincing argument. his ability to make you feel like he answered a question when he didn't is not relevant to whether he was a good prime minister or indeed a good person.
Thatcher soon dealt with the unions
Most important part of this was the delay of the ps3
@YorickReturns was everyrthing better, or is there nostalgia too
More of archive bbc stuff. Amazing archive stuff
How nice it was that politicians could talk outside without being heckled or assaulted. Lots of people complaining on here, but we get the politicians we deserve.
Nothing like some Blair resignation jam.
“Lets look at our second P’ *chortle*
I love the personally assuring the viewers/voters. The hotline direct to Blair. I believe in it 😀 (my rejection of the fashionable je ne sais quois public saying voting is a waste, when for me it's the one time I get to play a life game!) It's then sad how this all dissappear when one enters government. The phone lines go and contactability down the drain 😔. But the important thing of all is I believe whenever politicians do speeches. They try to deal with real life problems instead of much of the fashionable public (prior to 2016) telling us what to wear or how to be in aimless crowds and parties lol.
Never trust Ron Shipp!! He turned on OJ in his most desperate time of need.
I'm a young person (18) and a lot of the points about the cynicism and apathy being weapons of the tories are really timeless. A lot of what he says is very relevant even now 27 years on.
3:54: Nothing has changed at all. In fact, things have become even worse for Labour under Starmer.
Get your tractors off our lawns!
A man won millions of pounds by betting that the UK would leave the ERM by the end of 1992
What a shame people are wanting to re elect labour today, the young need to watch this !
Wow, I remember when a prime minister resigning was a big deal and didn't happen every month!
3 weeks until this will be repeated if not worse.
26:09
Alternate united kingdom prime ministerial elections: 1992:margaret thatcher vs neil kinnock 1997:margaret thatcher vs tony blair 2001:margaret thatcher vs gordon brown 2005:margaret thatcher vs alistair darling 2010:margaret thatcher vs ed miliband
And how has that worked out? Year after year of record breaking levels of immigration. Very sad that the majority of my older fellow countryman didn't choose to act on this matter.
Still, love; Malcolm Rifkind conservative+ unionst Government (s)
Deaf. But speech said ? change(s) not overnight Outcomes...
Part 3 . Single EU currency or save the Pound and coins GB News 2023
to Dream the impossible Political Downing St. dream. 2024 Scotland 😸
and Then, Tony Blair Lasted 3 terms and seats First past the post (UK) Dumfries, 50 yr old Male and stale
Love to hear that Jim Callaghan so enjoyed the idea of public service that he felt it brilliant that he was paid to do the job.
Fiona Bruce??? Back when she was capable of faking impartiality.😅
What an actor! He really seems just like an ordinary bloke that you could trust, here.
What a bunch of misfits. Tyndall, Webster, Griffin. And they were the Leaders.