One small step for man... | 14 Jan 1989 |
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times... | 14 Jan 1989 |
It is better to have loved and lost... | 14 Jan 1989 |
Breathes there a man with soul so dead... | 14 Jan 1989 |
I'm going out now - I may be gone some time... | 14 Jan 1989 |
Fools rush in... | 14 Jan 1989 |
Some chicken. Some neck... | 14 Jan 1989 |
Blow wind & crack your cheeks... | 14 Jan 1989 |
One small step for man... | Best of ISIHAC 1/2 03 Aug 1992 |
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times... | Best of ISIHAC 1/2 03 Aug 1992 |
It is better to have loved and lost... | Best of ISIHAC 1/2 03 Aug 1992 |
Breathes there a man with soul so dead... | Best of ISIHAC 1/2 03 Aug 1992 |
I'm going out now - I may be gone some time... | Best of ISIHAC 1/2 03 Aug 1992 |
Fools rush in... | Best of ISIHAC 1/2 03 Aug 1992 |
Some chicken. Some neck... | Best of ISIHAC 1/2 03 Aug 1992 |
Blow wind & crack your cheeks... | Best of ISIHAC 1/2 03 Aug 1992 |
One small step for man... | ISIHAC 1, Side 1
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It was the best of times, it was the worst of times... | ISIHAC 1, Side 1
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It is better to have loved and lost... | ISIHAC 1, Side 1
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Breathes there a man with soul so dead... | ISIHAC 1, Side 1
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I'm going out now - I may be gone some time... | ISIHAC 1, Side 1
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Fools rush in... | ISIHAC 1, Side 1
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Some chicken. Some neck... | ISIHAC 1, Side 1
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Blow wind & crack your cheeks... | ISIHAC 1, Side 1
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Pride comes before... | Oxford 27 Jun 1992 |
Blood is thicker than... | Oxford 27 Jun 1992 |
Brevity is the soul of... | Oxford 27 Jun 1992 |
If the mountain will not come to Mohamed... | Oxford 27 Jun 1992 |
A swarm of bees in May is worth a load of hay, but a swarm in July... | Oxford 27 Jun 1992 |
It is better to have loved and lost... | Oxford 27 Jun 1992 |
Cleanliness is next to... | Oxford 27 Jun 1992 |
Rome was not built in... | Oxford 27 Jun 1992 |
One swallow does not make... | Oxford 27 Jun 1992 |
There's no smoke without... | Oxford 27 Jun 1992 |
Give a thief enough rope, & he'll... | Oxford 27 Jun 1992 |
When the cat's away, the mice will... | Oxford 27 Jun 1992 |
If you can't beat 'em... | Oxford 27 Jun 1992 |
Hell hath no fury like... | Oxford 27 Jun 1992 |
Pride comes before... | ISIHAC 1, Side 3
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Blood is thicker than... | ISIHAC 1, Side 3
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If the mountain will not come to Mohamed... | ISIHAC 1, Side 3
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A swarm of bees in May is worth a load of hay, but a swarm in July... | ISIHAC 1, Side 3
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Cleanliness is next to... | ISIHAC 1, Side 3
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Rome was not built in... | ISIHAC 1, Side 3
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One swallow does not make... | ISIHAC 1, Side 3
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There's no smoke without... | ISIHAC 1, Side 3
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Give a thief enough rope, & he'll... | ISIHAC 1, Side 3
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When the cat's away, the mice will... | ISIHAC 1, Side 3
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If you can't beat 'em... | ISIHAC 1, Side 3
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Hell hath no fury like... | ISIHAC 1, Side 3
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If you want a thing done well... | ISIHAC 1, Side 3
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Too many cooks... | ISIHAC 1, Side 3
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If the cap fits... | ISIHAC 2, Side 3
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If God did not exist, it would be necessary to... | ISIHAC 2, Side 3
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Alas, poor Yorick. I knew... | ISIHAC 2, Side 3
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Of all the gin joints, in all the towns, in all the world, she walks into... | ISIHAC 2, Side 3
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A fool & his money... | ISIHAC 2, Side 3
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We shall fight on the beaches. We shall fight on the landing grounds, in the fields & in the streets. We shall fight in the hills. We shall never... | ISIHAC 2, Side 3
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If the cap fits... | Bury St Edmunds 20 Nov 1993 |
A fool & his money... | Bury St Edmunds 20 Nov 1993 |
Many hands make... | Bury St Edmunds 20 Nov 1993 |
When in Rome, do... | Bury St Edmunds 20 Nov 1993 |
A little learning is... | Bury St Edmunds 20 Nov 1993 |
Gather ye rosebuds while... | Bury St Edmunds 20 Nov 1993 |
Blessed are the meek, for... | Bury St Edmunds 20 Nov 1993 |
Ask no questions, and you'll be told... | Bury St Edmunds 20 Nov 1993 |
Kill not the goose that lays the golden... | Bury St Edmunds 20 Nov 1993 |
The Devil finds work for... | Bury St Edmunds 20 Nov 1993 |
If God did not exist, it would be necessary to... | Edinburgh 13 Nov 1993 |
If I should die, think only this of me... | Edinburgh 13 Nov 1993 |
If a job's worth doing, it's worth doing... | Edinburgh 13 Nov 1993 |
...and so, my fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask... | Edinburgh 13 Nov 1993 |
If music be the food of love... | Edinburgh 13 Nov 1993 |
Ich bin ein... | Edinburgh 13 Nov 1993 |
Mad dogs & Englishmen go... | Edinburgh 13 Nov 1993 |
If at first you don't succeed... | Edinburgh 13 Nov 1993 |
Lies, damn lies and... | Edinburgh 13 Nov 1993 |
My love is like a red, red... | Edinburgh 13 Nov 1993 |
The Devil finds work for... |
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It's a long road... | 28 Sep 1987 |
When shall we three meet again? In thunder, lightning, or in rain... | 28 Sep 1987 |
I must go down to the sea again... | 28 Sep 1987 |
Out of the mouths of babes & sucklings... | 28 Sep 1987 |
To be, or not to be... | 28 Sep 1987 |
He who laughs last... | 28 Sep 1987 |
It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle... | 28 Sep 1987 |
Don't let the sun go down on your... | Edinburgh 13 Nov 1993 |
Should auld acquaintence be forgot, and never brought to mind?... |
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Oh give me a home, where the buffalo... |
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Walls have ears... |
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'Twas brillig and the slithy toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe... |
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If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs... |
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I met a traveller from an antique land, who said... |
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Mad dogs & Englishmen go... |
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If Wales could be rolled out as flat as England, it would... |
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The curfew tolls the knell of parting day, The lowing herd winds slowly o'er the lea, The ploughman homeward plods his weary way... |
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When shall we three meet again? In thunder, lightning, or in... |
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It was a lover and his lass, with a... |
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He who laughs last... | 27 Sep 1986 |
The quality of mercy is not strained... | 27 Sep 1986 |
A thing of beauty... | 27 Sep 1986 |
In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man... | 27 Sep 1986 |
Too many cooks... | 27 Sep 1986 |
Neither a borrower or a lender be... | 27 Sep 1986 |
He who hesitates... | 27 Sep 1986 |
There's many a slip twixt... | 27 Sep 1986 |
Hell hath no fury like... | 27 Sep 1986 |
Ulster Protestants Say NO... | 27 Sep 1986 |
If at first you don't succeed... | 27 Sep 1986 |
The wages of sin are... | 27 Sep 1986 |
One swallow does not make... | 27 Sep 1986 |
Walls have ears... | 27 Sep 1986 |
Ten green bottles... |
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Two's company, three's... | 01 May 1982 |
When Irish eyes are smiling... | 01 May 1982 |
A bird in the hand is worth... | 01 May 1982 |
Thrice round the duck pond. Thrice round the ley. Thrice round the hawthorn. Three times three. Thrice round the cow shed. Thrice round the loon... | 01 May 1982 |
Sir Geoffrey Howe: We never promised instant success, but our policies are bringing results... | 07 Jan 1989 |
Margaret Thatcher: I have seen no more moving sight in the last year... | 07 Jan 1989 |
Prince Charles: What is proposed seems to me like a monstrous carbuncle on the face of a much-loved & elegant friend... | 07 Jan 1989 |
Margaret Thatcher: The National Health Service is safe with us... | 07 Jan 1989 |
Michael Heseltine: I spent some of my time as a matter of fact wandering around St James' Park looking at the varieties there, which were very splendid... | 07 Jan 1989 |
Michael Heseltine: That's not to say I don't do it occasionally, but... | 07 Jan 1989 |
Arthur Scargill: If this woman in Number 10 wants a fight... | 07 Jan 1989 |
Margaret Thatcher: I don't think there will be a woman Prime Minister in my lifetime, as far as I can see... | 07 Jan 1989 |
Ken Livingstone: The day to day life that you lead is pretty awful, endless committee meetings, too much drink around and too many boring people... | 07 Jan 1989 |
Derek Jameson: I'm very old fashioned, and I'm still very shy about all these naked girls... | 07 Jan 1989 |
Tony Benn: We want a leadership more like a wheel... | 07 Jan 1989 |
Terry Wogan: I'll pay you any money to have that destroyed... | 07 Jan 1989 |
Iain Paisley: ...and people right across the whole province, high and low, rich and poor, middle classes, working classes and the upper classes, have all been saying to me... | 30th Anniversary Special 13 Apr 2002 |
Edward Heath: I was strolling along the pier at Broadstairs one Saturday afternoon, and a fellow stepped out of a sort of cubicle there and said 'Can I interest you in'... | 30th Anniversary Special 13 Apr 2002 |
George Bush Snr: They'll push, and I'll say 'No', and they'll push again and I'll say to them 'Read My Lips'... | 30th Anniversary Special 13 Apr 2002 |
William Hague: I was in the school choir, even though I couldn't sing very well. I went on all the German trips even though I didn't study German. I went on all the R.E. trips even though I didn't study R.E. I was... | 30th Anniversary Special 13 Apr 2002 |
Margaret Thatcher: I would just like to remember some words of St. Francis of Assissi which I think are really just particularly apt at the moment: 'Where there is discord, may we bring harmony. Where there is error, may we bring truth. Where there is doubt, may we bring faith and Where there is dispair... | 30th Anniversary Special 13 Apr 2002 |
David Steel: Mr. President - I have the good fortune to be the first Liberal leader for over half a century who is able to say to you at the end of our annual assembly: 'Go back to your constituencies, and prepare... | 30th Anniversary Special 13 Apr 2002 |
Tony Blair: This dome is going to be open on time, and on budget. It is not going to be torn down. It will be a lasting asset for the country. It is a triumph in the end of confidence over cynicism, boldness over blandness and... | 30th Anniversary Special 13 Apr 2002 |
Michael Jackson: That's the most ridiculous, horrifying story I have ever heard. It's crazy... | 30th Anniversary Special 13 Apr 2002 |
Iain Duncan-Smith: If we were clever as Conservatives... | 30th Anniversary Special 13 Apr 2002 |
Ted Hughes (former poet laureate): My manners are tearing off heads on the allotment of death. With one puff of my flight is direct through the bones of the living... | 30th Anniversary Special 13 Apr 2002 |
Elizabeth Taylor: It totally came as a surprise to me. I had no inkling. It was just like WHAAAT! - I can't believe it - it's like ME - getting a... | South Bank 26 Jun 2000 |
Iain Paisley: They use bribery, they use corruption, they use lies, they use deceipt, but... | South Bank 26 Jun 2000 |
John Prescott: I think the relationship between Tony Blair and I are excellent, and there's no doubt about it, Tony Blair is one major... | South Bank 26 Jun 2000 |
The Queen: Inu haifa. Hay mehee anacu tenay kiakotu katoa... | South Bank 26 Jun 2000 |
Prince Charles: Comisario general, Mistros damus et cavaleros. Mi a... | South Bank 26 Jun 2000 |
William Gladstone with a vintage message to Thomas Edison in 1889: Dear Mr. Edison, I am profoundly indebted to you not for the entertainment only, but for the... | South Bank 26 Jun 2000 |
John Major: I've just had the pleasure of opening an addition to a mushroom farm complex in Luxley(?). Later on this morning I'm celebrating the opening of a gas supply at Glinton... | 09 Nov 1991 |
John Major: Perhaps I may remind you that I started my politics on a soap box in Brixton market, so... | 09 Nov 1991 |
Joan Collins: Television is an absolute phenomena. If I actually sat and thought before I did any scenes in Dynasty... | 09 Nov 1991 |
David Icke: Like thousands of other young people, I dreamed of becoming a professional footballer, but... | 09 Nov 1991 |
Peter O'Toole: I was given a job with the Old Vic Company...and I walked up the stairs...from the stage door...up the stairs...and walking up the stairs...is still... | 09 Nov 1991 |
Dan Quayle: There are a lot of experiences...that I've had...that have shaped my adult philosophy, but...the one that I keep coming back to...time and time again, and it's advice that...my maternal grandmother...Martha Pullen...who's 97 years old...the advice that she gave me...is advice that...I've given to a number of children, a number of people, and it's very simple...it's very common sense...and she says... | 09 Nov 1991 |
Prince Philip: I find that I write something that I think is, you know, tremendously deep and well thought out and extremely valuable and... | 09 Nov 1991 |
Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we... | Kevin Hale
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At the end of the day... | Kevin Hale
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Too many cooks... | 02 Nov 1991 |
Red sky at night... | 02 Nov 1991 |
A fool & his money... | 02 Nov 1991 |
No man is an island... | 02 Nov 1991 |
To lose one parent, Mr. Worthing, may be regarded as a misfortune... | 02 Nov 1991 |
Don't count your chickens... | 02 Nov 1991 |
A little knowledge... | 02 Nov 1991 |
What you lose on the swings... | 02 Nov 1991 |
In for a penny... | 23 Nov 1991 |
People who live in glass houses... | 23 Nov 1991 |
Once bitten... | 23 Nov 1991 |
The way to a man's heart is through his... | 23 Nov 1991 |
Better late than... | 23 Nov 1991 |
It's an ill wind that blows... | 23 Nov 1991 |
See no evil. Hear no evil... | 23 Nov 1991 |
He who laughs last... | 23 Nov 1991 |
What goes up must... | 23 Nov 1991 |
Margaret Thatcher: I'm very thrilled too that Dennis's tremendous work has been recognised. You know, he's done it in his own style, in his own way... | 23 May 1992 |
Dan Quayle: ...because the question you're asking...is what kind of qualifications does Dan Quayle have to be President. What kind of qualifications do I have and what would I do in this kind of a situation...and what would I do in this situation? I would... | 23 May 1992 |
Andrew Lloyd-Webber: I don't think that we have, really, you see. I think that Sondheim...uh...is a different kind of animal to me in the sense that he's a... | 23 May 1992 |
Gyles Brandreth: Gyles Brandreth, parliamentary candidate fot the city of Chester, sometime holder of the world record for... | 23 May 1992 |
Paul Daniels: I think it's very peculiar in this country in that I've had a top rated television series... | 23 May 1992 |
Prince Charles: 'Cos we always used to get them from South America...um...now they're virtually all home grown. I've got one... | 23 May 1992 |
Gerald Kaufmann: When I walked through the door, I didn't experience the smell which used to greet me here when I came through the door, and which was the smell of... | 23 May 1992 |
David Icke: Well now a look back at the highlights of the weekend, and it was a weekend on this occasion dominated by football, cricket, and more than anything... | 23 May 1992 |
Kenneth Branagh: To be, or not to be... | 23 May 1992 |
Michael Winner: When I was five, I really gave my first film show, and that was... | 23 May 1992 |
If you want a thing done well... | Buxton 14 Nov 1992 |
In Xanadu did Kubla Khan A stately pleasure dome decree... | Buxton 14 Nov 1992 |
You can't make a silk purse out of... | Buxton 14 Nov 1992 |
Fifteen men on a dead man's chest... | Buxton 14 Nov 1992 |
Frankly my dear, I don't give a... | Buxton 14 Nov 1992 |
Nelson: England expects that every man will do his... | Buxton 14 Nov 1992 |
Doctor Livingstone I presume?... | Buxton 14 Nov 1992 |
A little knowledge... | Martin Kelly
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If we were clever as Conservatives... | Martin Kelly
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Red Sky At Night... | Martin Kelly
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John Major: I don't promise you that it will be easy, and I don't promise you that it will be quick, because it will be neither easy nor quick. If you will forgive me, I will go into No. 10 straight away, and make... | ISIHAC 2, Side 2
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John Major: It's a pretty nerve wracking thing to do the first time. Unless you've done it, you can't imagine quite what it's like, and to do it for the first time in the circumstances that I did it was pretty nerve wracking, but... | ISIHAC 2, Side 2
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John Major: Everybody told me not to do it. Everybody told me the rest of the world would turn their nose up at it - that I'd end up with custard on my face looking extremely stupid... | ISIHAC 2, Side 2
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Robert Maxwell: I may have money, but I don't have... | ISIHAC 2, Side 2
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Prince Charles: You might like to know, it's harder than it looks... | ISIHAC 2, Side 2
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Bill Wyman: It hasn't really had chance to grow into anything... | ISIHAC 2, Side 2
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Michael Jackson: It's instinct. It's escapism. It's just getting away from everything and just moving your body and letting all the tension and pain out, and it's... | ISIHAC 2, Side 2
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Chris Eubank: Let me explain something to you: Being a husband is a game; Being a romantic is a game; Being a father is a game; Being a boxer is a game;... | ISIHAC 2, Side 2
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Ann Widdicombe: For me personally, and it is only a personal statement, this is just the last straw in a very large bale of straws. I do not see that it's now possible to... | ISIHAC 5, Side 2
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Prince Charles: I'm not...I'm not very good at being a performing monkey. I'm not prepared to...to just... | ISIHAC 5, Side 2
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Prince Philip: I know that I can speak for the Worldwide Fund For Nature, and probably for the whole conservation movement, in welcoming... | ISIHAC 5, Side 2
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Peter Mandelson (being interviewed by James Naughtie): [Peter Mandelson] I've got a big smile on my face, but as you know, I'm a very cautious fellow [James Naughtie] Oh yes, of course you are, but do you think it's a big one? [Peter Mandelson] I think it is likely to be a substantial one, and it is going to be a... | ISIHAC 5, Side 2
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Saddam Hussein's official spokesman: For it is a right on all of us to carry out the Holy Jihad...the Holy War of Islam, to liberate the Holy...the Holy... | ISIHAC 5, Side 2
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John Redwood: I'm talking about schoolgirls, 14 year olds, 15 year olds, maybe 16 year olds. I'm not just talking about the money. One of the problems if you invite young women into flats before they've got any qualifications and are not properly equipped for the adult world is... | ISIHAC 5, Side 2
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Gyles Brandreth: Gyles Brandreth, parliamentary candidate fot the city of Chester, sometime holder of the world record for... | ISIHAC 3, Side 4
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Harold Wilson: It was a shambles...from start to finish... | ISIHAC 3, Side 4
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Robert Maxwell: I decided to come to Britain, so I am here by choice. I landed not as a refugee, but with a rifle in my hand... | ISIHAC 3, Side 4
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Arthur Scargill: I believe that over the past 12 months, I have demonstrated that I am prepared to fight the board, or the government, to the death... | ISIHAC 3, Side 4
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Margaret Thatcher: They invoke the word 'democracy', but they practice single-party rule by a self-appointed oligarchy... | ISIHAC 3, Side 4
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Kenneth Branagh: To be, or not to be... | ISIHAC 3, Side 4
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Leon Britton: I had a Dutch phase when I...this was at school... | ISIHAC 3, Side 4
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Paul Daniels: I think it's very peculiar in this country in that I've had a top rated television series... | ISIHAC 3, Side 4
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Elizabeth Taylor: It totally came as a surprise to me. I had no inkling. It was just like WHAAAT! - I can't believe it - it's like ME - getting a... | ISIHAC 6, Side 4
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Iain Paisley: They use bribery, they use corruption, they use lies, they use deceipt, but... | ISIHAC 6, Side 4
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John Prescott: I think the relationship between Tony Blair and I are excellent, and there's no doubt about it, Tony Blair is one major... | ISIHAC 6, Side 4
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The Queen: Inu haifa. Hay mehee anacu tenay kiakotu katoa... | ISIHAC 6, Side 4
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Prince Charles: Comisario general, Mistros damus et cavaleros. Mi a... | ISIHAC 6, Side 4
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William Gladstone with a vintage message to Thomas Edison in 1889: Dear Mr. Edison, I am profoundly indebted to you not for the entertainment only, but for the... | ISIHAC 6, Side 4
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Ken Dodd: Sometimes people say 'Where is the hardest audience in the world?' The hardest audience in the world... | 17 Feb 1990 |
Ken Dodd: The secret of happiness is to create something... | 17 Feb 1990 |
Dolly Parton: I've always dreamed of meeting the Queen, and I've had a lot of people ask me what it was like, and she said several words to me... | 17 Feb 1990 |
Esther Rantzen: Two-thirds of me is, I think, wildly extrovert... | 17 Feb 1990 |
Jeffrey Archer: There is no such thing as government money. There is the money you earn, the money I earn... | 17 Feb 1990 |
Jeffrey Archer: The secret for a person wanting to start a career in writing is: first, get an agent... | 17 Feb 1990 |
Margaret Thatcher: I don't think any woman in power, or any woman in life will really have a happy life unless she's got... | 17 Feb 1990 |
Zsa Zsa Gabor: I love it! I love actually everything was beautiful. I love a beautiful woman...a beautiful man... | 17 Feb 1990 |
Prince Edward: Oh, it's perfectly true, I mean you can't...you've got to be very careful who you talk to. If you talk to a girl more than three times in a week then... | 01 Dec 1990 |
Michael Heseltine: You don't go around expecting people to squirt paint over you, so it does have a sort of momentary shock... | 01 Dec 1990 |
Andrew Lloyd-Webber: What this will mean is that I am going to be able to continue to devote more and more time to composing, but of course, as people become more aware of the fact that there is an excellent business team there, I can really do what I'm best at, which is... | 01 Dec 1990 |
Oliver Reed: I wanted...why show business? I can't spell, I can't add up... | 01 Dec 1990 |
Edwina Currie: I'm a North Country girl. I come from Liverpool, and I represented a ward in Birmingham for eleven years, and I represent a seat in Derbyshire, and where I come from, we call a spade...well, at the very least we call it... | 01 Dec 1990 |
Margaret Thatcher: Now you can see, it's really rather dark, purply colour... | 01 Dec 1990 |
George Best: People always want you to, you know, you've got to give them the answer, you know, you've got to say 'Yes it's true' or 'No it's not', but this...everything isn't black and white... | 01 Dec 1990 |
John Major: I'd like firstly, if I may, to thank my many parliamentary colleagues for the tremendous support they've given me today. It's an enormous... | 01 Dec 1990 |
John Major: I want no complacency in any quarter. I do want to see more privatisation, and I want to see... | London 04 Dec 1993 |
John Major: I don't promise you that it will be easy, and I don't promise you that it will be quick, because it will be neither easy nor quick. If you will forgive me, I will go into No. 10 straight away, and make... | London 04 Dec 1993 |
John Major: It's a pretty nerve wracking thing to do the first time. Unless you've done it, you can't imagine quite what it's like, and to do it for the first time in the circumstances that I did it was pretty nerve wracking, but... | London 04 Dec 1993 |
John Major: Everybody told me not to do it. Everybody told me the rest of the world would turn their nose up at it - that I'd end up with custard on my face looking extremely stupid... | London 04 Dec 1993 |
Robert Maxwell: I may have money, but I don't have... | London 04 Dec 1993 |
Prince Charles: You might like to know, it's harder than it looks... | London 04 Dec 1993 |
Boris Yeltsin: The word 'afraid' - I don't know what you mean by that, but... | London 04 Dec 1993 |
Graham Taylor: In fact, what we did, we came through and said, well there's a goal at one end of the pitch, we're going to attack it, and the more times we're attacking that goal... | London 04 Dec 1993 |
John Major: I go whenever I can, which isn't as often as I would wish, but really I... | 25 Jun 1994 |
Princess Margaret: She talks marvellously to everybody, you know, she never stops...always...everything's outgoing, and there's nothing she doesn't know about the Commonwealth, the investitures, oh I don't know how she does them, she talks to every single person. I'm always... | 25 Jun 1994 |
Loyd Grossman: The recipe that I've cooked the most at home is so unbelievably simple, gosh it's good, it's called...um... | 25 Jun 1994 |
Bill Wyman: It hasn't really had chance to grow into anything... | 25 Jun 1994 |
Michael Jackson: It's instinct. It's escapism. It's just getting away from everything and just moving your body and letting all the tension and pain out, and it's... | 25 Jun 1994 |
Chris Eubank: Let me explain something to you: Being a husband is a game; Being a romantic is a game; Being a father is a game; Being a boxer is a game;... | 25 Jun 1994 |
Alan Clark: Nostalgia is one of my character defects, and um... | 25 Jun 1994 |
Derek Jameson: Robert Maxwell was exceedingly kind to me, another one was Jeffrey Archer, and er... | 25 Jun 1994 |
You can't teach an old dog new... | Bath 05 Nov 1994 |
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it... | Bath 05 Nov 1994 |
There's no fool like an... | Bath 05 Nov 1994 |
Give a man a fish, & you feed him for a day; Teach a man to fish &... | Bath 05 Nov 1994 |
Some men have only one book in them, others... | Bath 05 Nov 1994 |
Birds of a feather... | Bath 05 Nov 1994 |
It's an ill wind that... | Bath 05 Nov 1994 |
See a pin and pick it up, and all day you'll have... | Bath 05 Nov 1994 |
Don't try to run before you can... | Bath 05 Nov 1994 |
He who sups with the Devil has need of... | Bath 05 Nov 1994 |
The early bird catches... | Bath 05 Nov 1994 |
Play it Sam, play... | West End 19 Nov 1994 |
We shall fight on the beaches. We shall fight on the landing grounds. We shall fight in the fields & in the streets. We shall fight in the hills. We shall never... | West End 19 Nov 1994 |
The best laid plans of mice & men... | West End 19 Nov 1994 |
Of all the gin joints, in all the towns, in all the world, she walks into... | West End 19 Nov 1994 |
Alas, poor Yorick. I knew... | West End 19 Nov 1994 |
E.T. phone... | West End 19 Nov 1994 |
The King asked the Queen, & the Queen asked the dairymaid, could we have some... | West End 19 Nov 1994 |
It is a far, far better thing that I do than... | West End 19 Nov 1994 |
Go ahead Punk, make my... | West End 19 Nov 1994 |
Genius is 2% inspiration &... | West End 19 Nov 1994 |
Ann Widdicombe: For me personally, and it is only a personal statement, this is just the last straw in a very large bale of straws. I do not see that it's now possible to... | Southsea 25 May 1998 |
The Duchess of York: Actually a gentleman sat next door to me once. I said, you know, Prince Albert was a great dad, he really was, and this man said... | Southsea 25 May 1998 |
Prince Edward: I've been promoted, I think, from when I was just a general dog's body, and this time unfortunately I'm going to be... | Southsea 25 May 1998 |
Peter Mandelson (being interviewed by James Naughtie): [Peter Mandelson] I've got a big smile on my face, but as you know, I'm a very cautious fellow [James Naughtie] Oh yes, of course you are, but do you think it's a big one? [Peter Mandelson] I think it is likely to be a substantial one, and it is going to be a... | Southsea 25 May 1998 |
Prince Charles: I'm not...I'm not very good at being a performing monkey. I'm not prepared to...to just... | Southsea 25 May 1998 |
Saddam Hussein's official spokesman: For it is a right on all of us to carry out the Holy Jihad...the Holy War of Islam, to liberate the Holy...the Holy... | Southsea 25 May 1998 |
Prince Philip: I know that I can speak for the Worldwide Fund For Nature, and probably for the whole conservation movement, in welcoming... | Southsea 25 May 1998 |
John Redwood: I'm talking about schoolgirls, 14 year olds, 15 year olds, maybe 16 year olds. I'm not just talking about the money. One of the problems if you invite young women into flats before they've got any qualifications and are not properly equipped for the adult world is... | Southsea 25 May 1998 |
Margaret Thatcher: The same old record, the same old cracked records coming out... | I'm Sorry I Haven't A Desert Island 11 Jan 1999 |
Margaret Thatcher: They invoke the word 'democracy', but they practice single-party rule by a self-appointed oligarchy... | I'm Sorry I Haven't A Desert Island 11 Jan 1999 |
Margaret Thatcher: At this conference last year, you remember that I said "The National Health Service is safe with us"... | I'm Sorry I Haven't A Desert Island 11 Jan 1999 |
Robert Maxwell: I may have money, but I don't have... | I'm Sorry I Haven't A Desert Island 11 Jan 1999 |
Prince Charles: You might like to know, it's harder than it looks... | I'm Sorry I Haven't A Desert Island 11 Jan 1999 |
Jeffrey Archer: There is no such thing as government money. There is the money you earn, the money I earn... | I'm Sorry I Haven't A Desert Island 11 Jan 1999 |
Michael Jackson: It's instinct. It's escapism. It's just getting away from everything and just moving your body and letting all the tension and pain out, and it's... | I'm Sorry I Haven't A Desert Island 11 Jan 1999 |
Derek Jameson: I'm very old fashioned, and I'm still very shy about all these naked girls... | I'm Sorry I Haven't A Desert Island 11 Jan 1999 |
Chris Eubank: Let me explain something to you: Being a husband is a game; Being a romantic is a game; Being a father is a game; Being a boxer is a game;... | I'm Sorry I Haven't A Desert Island 11 Jan 1999 |
Esther Rantzen: Two-thirds of me is, I think, wildly extrovert... | I'm Sorry I Haven't A Desert Island 11 Jan 1999 |
Bill Wyman: It hasn't really had chance to grow into anything... | I'm Sorry I Haven't A Desert Island 11 Jan 1999 |
Iain Paisley: ...and people right across the whole province, high and low, rich and poor, middle classes, working classes and the upper classes, have all been saying to me... | 2002 Xmas Special Compilation 30 Dec 2002 |
William Hague: I was in the school choir, even though I couldn't sing very well. I went on all the German trips even though I didn't study German. I went on all the R.E. trips even though I didn't study R.E. I was... | 2002 Xmas Special Compilation 30 Dec 2002 |
Tony Blair: This dome is going to be open on time, and on budget. It is not going to be torn down. It will be a lasting asset for the country. It is a triumph in the end of confidence over cynicism, boldness over blandness and... | 2002 Xmas Special Compilation 30 Dec 2002 |
Iain Duncan-Smith: If we were clever as Conservatives... | 2002 Xmas Special Compilation 30 Dec 2002 |
Ted Hughes (former poet laureate): My manners are tearing off heads on the allotment of death. With one puff of my flight is direct through the bones of the living... | 2002 Xmas Special Compilation 30 Dec 2002 |
Willie Whitelaw: I was never a very great figure at school... | 12 Oct 1987 |
Prince Charles: One of these days I shall wake up... | 12 Oct 1987 |
Pik Botha: We are a self-respecting country... | 12 Oct 1987 |
Joan Collins: I'm the sort of person who likes all kinds of things... | 12 Oct 1987 |
Margaret Thatcher: If I had ever had a fairy godmother... | 12 Oct 1987 |
Cecil Parkinson: There are literally hundreds of people... | 12 Oct 1987 |
Roy Hattersley: I've never seen anything like it. It's just a new experience... | 12 Oct 1987 |
David Frost: It can go off in almost any direction... | 12 Oct 1987 |
Sir Geoffrey Howe: We never promised instant success, but our policies are bringing results... | 25 Apr 1989 |
Margaret Thatcher: I have seen no more moving sight in the last year... | 25 Apr 1989 |
Prince Charles: What is proposed seems to me like a monstrous carbuncle on the face of a much-loved & elegant friend... | 25 Apr 1989 |
Margaret Thatcher: The National Health Service is safe with us... | 25 Apr 1989 |
Michael Heseltine: I spent some of my time as a matter of fact wandering around St James' Park looking at the varieties there, which were very splendid... | 25 Apr 1989 |
Michael Heseltine: That's not to say I don't do it occasionally, but... | 25 Apr 1989 |
Arthur Scargill: If this woman in Number 10 wants a fight... | 25 Apr 1989 |
Margaret Thatcher: I don't think there will be a woman Prime Minister in my lifetime, as far as I can see... | 25 Apr 1989 |
Ken Livingstone: The day to day life that you lead is pretty awful, endless committee meetings, too much drink around and too many boring people... | 25 Apr 1989 |
Derek Jameson: I'm very old fashioned, and I'm still very shy about all these naked girls... | 25 Apr 1989 |
Tony Benn: We want a leadership more like a wheel... | 25 Apr 1989 |
Terry Wogan: I'll pay you any money to have that destroyed... | 25 Apr 1989 |
I'm going out now - I may be gone some time... | 02 May 1989 |
Fools rush in... | 02 May 1989 |
Some chicken. Some neck... | 02 May 1989 |
Blow wind & crack your cheeks... | 02 May 1989 |
This blessed plot, this earth, this realm, this... | Kevin Hale
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It's a long road... | 26 Dec 1989 |
When shall we three meet again? In thunder, lightning, or in rain... | 26 Dec 1989 |
I must go down to the sea again... | 26 Dec 1989 |
Out of the mouths of babes & sucklings... | 26 Dec 1989 |
To be, or not to be... | 26 Dec 1989 |
He who laughs last... | 26 Dec 1989 |
It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle... | 26 Dec 1989 |
Sir Geoffrey Howe: We never promised instant success, but our policies are bringing results... | 13 Jan 1990 |
Margaret Thatcher: I have seen no more moving sight in the last year... | 13 Jan 1990 |
Prince Charles: What is proposed seems to me like a monstrous carbuncle on the face of a much-loved & elegant friend... | 13 Jan 1990 |
Margaret Thatcher: The National Health Service is safe with us... | 13 Jan 1990 |
Michael Heseltine: I spent some of my time as a matter of fact wandering around St James' Park looking at the varieties there, which were very splendid... | 13 Jan 1990 |
Michael Heseltine: That's not to say I don't do it occasionally, but... | 13 Jan 1990 |
Arthur Scargill: If this woman in Number 10 wants a fight... | 13 Jan 1990 |
Margaret Thatcher: I don't think there will be a woman Prime Minister in my lifetime, as far as I can see... | 13 Jan 1990 |
Ken Livingstone: The day to day life that you lead is pretty awful, endless committee meetings, too much drink around and too many boring people... | 13 Jan 1990 |
Derek Jameson: I'm very old fashioned, and I'm still very shy about all these naked girls... | 13 Jan 1990 |
Tony Benn: We want a leadership more like a wheel... | 13 Jan 1990 |
Terry Wogan: I'll pay you any money to have that destroyed... | 13 Jan 1990 |