Louis Theroux: Law and Disorder in Philadelphia
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 29/11/2008
Television's king of weird Louis Theroux tells Alice Klein why he has swapped kooks for killers
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Great interviews of our time
The Independent (Free subscription) | 18/11/2008
... Sunday 23 November Includes interviews with George Michael, Tom Wolfe, Melvyn Bragg, Uri Geller, Jimmy Savile, Salman Rushdie, Helmut Newton, Arthur Scargill, Peter Mandelson, Don King, Ian Paisley, Osama bin Laden, David Irving, Robert Kilroy-Silk, Edward Heath, Gordon Ramsay, Nick Griffin, Peter Ackroyd, Hunter S Thompson and Martin Amis Volume Two: Women, Sunday 30 November Includes...
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Top of the Pops to get another spin
Scotland on Sunday (Free subscription) | 16/11/2008
... 42 years, attracted 15 million viewers in its 1970s heyday.From the days of original presenter Jimmy Savile to those of Fearne Cotton, the final host DJ, the show broadcast the acts of the week performing, or miming to, their hits. The popularity of the show – the only television programme to air the chart – started to decline when its slot was moved from Thursday to Friday night...
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Shocking TV ad aims to end 'uncool' image of seat belts
Scotsman.com (Free subscription) | 04/11/2008
... be shown before 9pm, while the £2.6 million campaign also includes radio and cinema adverts.Sir Jimmy Savile, who starred in the Clunk Click, Every Trip TV adverts in the 1970s, welcomed the new campaign.He told The Scotsman: "The government must have had new figures showing a worrying decline in the wearing of seat belts. "I see this at the receiving end, working as a volunteer porter...
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Shocking TV ad aims to end 'uncool' image of seat belts
News Scotsman (Free subscription) | 04/11/2008
... be shown before 9pm, while the £2.6 million campaign also includes radio and cinema adverts.Sir Jimmy Savile, who starred in the Clunk Click, Every Trip TV adverts in the 1970s, welcomed the new campaign.He told The Scotsman: "The government must have had new figures showing a worrying decline in the wearing of seat belts. "I see this at the receiving end, working as a volunteer porter...
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