成人快手

Pictured: Charles Aznavour

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Charles Aznavour, the French singer who "made despair popular". The lyricist Don Black, who worked with him, pays tribute.

Dr. Charles Kao, the Nobel prize winning physicist who developed fibre optic technology, so paving the way for the world wide web.

Elizabeth de Mauny Wainwright, the pioneering foreign correspondent who helped to smuggle an interview with Solzhenitsyn out of Soviet Russia.

John Cunliffe, the writer who delighted generations of children by creating Postman Pat and Rosie and Jim.

Interviewed guest: Don Black
Interviewed guest: Jeff Hecht
Interviewed guest: Marc de Mauny
Interviewed guest: Rachel Feldberg
Interviewed guest: Nigel P. Harris

Archive clips from:
The Typically French Armenian, Radio 4 02/02/1977; Desert Island Discs, Radio 4 01/01/1978; Aznavour at Eighty, Radio 2 12/03/2004; Treasure Islands, Radio 4 05/04/1992; Postman Pat鈥檚 Finding Day, 成人快手 One 16/9/1981; Bookshelf, Radio 4 20/03/1986; Rosie and Jim, ITV 1991; Postman Pat Takes the Bus, 成人快手 One 25/12/1991; Postman Pat鈥檚 Secret Birthday, 成人快手 One 30/09/1981; Postman Pat鈥檚 Rainy Day, 成人快手 One 07/10/1981; Charles Kao interview with FiberStory, 22/03/2010; Look East, 成人快手 Norwich 06/10/2009; Look East, 成人快手 Norwich 27/01/2006; Radio 4 News, 12/02/1974; Tomorrow's World, 成人快手 One 1994.