Norman Moore, Diane Charlemagne, Professor David Cesarani, Colin Welland and Peter Donaldson
Matthew Bannister on a conservationist, a singer, an historian, an actor, a newsreader
Matthew Bannister on
Norman Moore, the conservationist who discovered that organochorine pesticides were decimating the UK's bird of prey population. He fought a twenty year campaign to have them banned.
The singer Diane Charlemagne - known as the diva of drum and bass. We have a tribute from Moby.
The academic David Cesarani - a leading authority on modern Jewish history.
The actor and screenwriter Colin Welland who, on winning an Oscar for Chariots of Fire, announced "The British Are Coming".
And a powerful poem read by the Radio 4 newsreader and Chief Announcer Peter Donaldson.
Last on
Norman Moore
Matthew spoke to David Chelmick, friend and fellow conservationist.
Born 24聽February 1923; died 21 October 2015聽aged 92
Diane Charlemagne
Matthew spoke to music journalist聽Jacqueline Springer and Moby pays tribute.
Born 2 February 1964; died 28 October 2015聽aged 51
Professor David Cesarani OBE
Matthew spoke to聽Friend, fellow student, and now Director of the Institute of Historical Research, Lawrence Goldman.
Born 13 November 1956; died 28 October 2015聽aged 58
Colin Welland
Last Word spoke to author Tony Hannan.
Born 4 July 1934; died 2 November 2015聽aged 81
Peter Donaldson (Pictured)
Matthew spoke to聽former 成人快手 Radio 4 continuity announcer,聽Peter Jefferson.
Born 23 August 1945; died 2 November 2015聽aged 70
Credits
Role | Contributor |
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Presenter | Matthew Bannister |
Interviewed Guest | David Chelmick |
Interviewed Guest | Jacqueline Springer |
Interviewed Guest | Moby |
Interviewed Guest | Lawrence Goldman |
Interviewed Guest | Tony Hannan |
Interviewed Guest | Peter Jefferson |
Producer | Neil George |
Broadcasts
- Fri 6 Nov 2015 16:00成人快手 Radio 4
- Sun 8 Nov 2015 20:30成人快手 Radio 4
Podcast
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Last Word
Radio 4's weekly obituary programme