[720p/50p] ITV Thames | News at Ten and continuity | 3rd March 1980

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  • © FREMANTLE MEDIA/THAMES TELEVISION 1980
    3rd March 1980 and Robert Mugabe is about to win the election in Rhodesia and rename it to Zimbabwe.
    Headlines:
    - Robert Mugabe victory looks likely in Southern Rhodesian (Zimbabwean) election. "Salisbury" is now Harare.
    - Lord Soames appeals on TV for calm after the result
    - Fishermen who are lucky to be alive arrive back in Grimsby… TBH death is more desirable than living in Grimsby!
    - Common Market set to bail out British Steel (one of many thousands of benefits of being an EU member!)
    - Crazy old hag speaks about economics at a meeting
    - Britain's Olympic athletes want to go to Moscow Olympics
    - Six policemen held at Bishopsgate police station following a burglary at a tailor's shop
    - Talks to resume between Colombian Governemnt and 13 guerrellas holding 13 people hostage
    - Lord Denning says jury vetting by police is unconstitutional
    - UN councillors in Iran given permission to visit hostages in US Embassy
    - President Tito's Doctors say he is still in a grave condition
    - IRA say they shot Corporal Stewart Leach/Leech/Leitch from near Taunton
    - 35 injured in protests in Amsterdam involving squatters
    - US court awards £18million to Bob Guccioni, owner of Penthouse Magazine. However it may all be in vain
    - Britsh Leyland unveils the T45 truck
    - RSPCA says fish do feel pain
    - And finally... Welsh headmaster Bill Hopkins of Maesyrhandir Primary School, Newtown, gives 270 pupils time off from lessons to watch him have his head shaved.
    End of News At Ten
    Thames optical slides: Thames Weather forecast
    Thames optical slide: Man At The Top
    Adverts
    Thames promo: Tuesday evening
    Thames IVC (Philip Elsmore): Man At The Top (Thames)
    Adverts (break 1):
    Philips G11 TV
    Daily Reactionary
    Jacob's Club chocolate bar
    TWA Airlines
    Adverts (break 2):
    Cadbury's Snack
    British Gas cookers. (Apparently, they're "beautiful"! If you define "beautiful" as "horrendous monstrosities", that is!)
    Nationwide Building Society
    St. Bruno tobacco
    John Smith's
    PIF: Clunk Click (thankfully not starring The King of the Creeps with Long White Hair!)
    Rennie
    Cheese

Komentáře • 22

  • @mikehudson8884
    @mikehudson8884 Před rokem +11

    Excellent post. My favourite year...Loving the ads and continuity at the end...I remember those days when the news was just presented in a no nonsense way unlike today when you get one hour of drivel and awful presenters and it's repeated over and over and over and coming up...

    • @stickytapenrust6869
      @stickytapenrust6869  Před rokem +4

      They didn’t have 24/7 news channels back then so there was no news to repeat.

  • @darren2514fv
    @darren2514fv Před 10 měsíci +3

    Sandy Gall and Michael Brunson in London and Alistair Burnet in Salisbury/Harare

  • @Lester-hi4ez
    @Lester-hi4ez Před 8 měsíci +4

    My favourite year is 1978

  • @Lester-hi4ez
    @Lester-hi4ez Před 8 měsíci +2

    Wish I jump into the screen back into 1980

  • @Scatscar1985
    @Scatscar1985 Před rokem +6

    "Man At The Top" from Hammer's Movies-based-on-TV-series period.

  • @archibaldchuff3557
    @archibaldchuff3557 Před rokem +8

    Sandy Gall coming up to 96 years old. It's in the genes. Or chilled ITN water.

  • @rajnirvan3336
    @rajnirvan3336 Před 7 měsíci

    Wow those Club adverts bring back memories as does TWA. I remember going to Los Angeles 1st time in 1988 when I turned 11. Rare Michael Brunson was in studio reading the news was so used to him on the road.

  • @Lester-hi4ez
    @Lester-hi4ez Před 8 měsíci +1

    Nostalgic news

  • @rtcp2020
    @rtcp2020 Před 10 měsíci

    Was any News At Ten being broadcast during the 1979 strike?

  • @jamesnicholson2503
    @jamesnicholson2503 Před 10 měsíci

    Sandy Cole,brilliant news acker,he had a fair head of hair.

  • @user-cx7qr4pl6c
    @user-cx7qr4pl6c Před 7 měsíci

    One thing the lifeboats know lots about rubber boats.

  • @Pitmirk_
    @Pitmirk_ Před rokem +2

    18:46 printing money... a message for our times

  • @peterphilstacey4698
    @peterphilstacey4698 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Only 53 , looking late 60s then, great newsreader though,, when presenters got jobs on ability and not enforced representation.

    • @stickytapenrust6869
      @stickytapenrust6869  Před 8 měsíci +1

      Presenters now get the job on ability and not “forced representation”, they don’t just pull any old Joe Public off the streets to read the news!

    • @stephensharp3033
      @stephensharp3033 Před 7 měsíci

      I met him once in the mid-eighties at the Houses of Parliament and told him I'd written a story about him. He asked 'Was it flattering?'

  • @chriswaring5565
    @chriswaring5565 Před 2 měsíci

    MUGABE BACKWARDS E BA GUM!

  • @saxongreen78
    @saxongreen78 Před rokem

    Brexiteers had a SHORT MEMORY, eh? Common Market saved your arses more than once.

    • @stickytapenrust6869
      @stickytapenrust6869  Před rokem +1

      Brexiteers did (and still do) have a short memory. And are easily convinced by those in power that they both have something in common. Classic Tory strategy of “divide and rule” to pit those who work for their living against those they *think* don’t work.

    • @user-ex1od6nk8r
      @user-ex1od6nk8r Před 6 měsíci +2

      you're talking crap. firstly that was the common market(EEC) not the European union which is a different entity. secondly we paid in to the EEC pot in the first place any money we got back wasn't a free gift.