What can one do when one wants to tell people about stuff but everybody has left?
100 Years of BBC Northern Ireland, The Whistle Test: bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0… via @BBCiPlayer
One of the best things about working with the treasure that is the BBC Archive is getting to try out new ideas. We've got this opportunity live at the minute and we are looking for the boldest ideas out there! bbc.co.uk/aboutthebbc/northe…
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Discover more about Armistice Day and find out what someone like you might have done in World War One at bbc.co.uk/armisticeday
New tranche of BBC films released today - amazing to see what one was up to this week, 29 years ago... bbcrewind.co.uk/asset/608c0f…
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‘We are intimately and ultimately children of the stars’ - Jocelyn Bell Burnell @BBCnireland @UlsterOrchestra #jocelynbellburnell
This. Honestly some of the most powerful audio you'll hear. Devastating. @newyorker
A crime committed. A crime forgotten. A crime unpunished. Season 3 of In the Dark begins July 30. Trailer out today. newyorker.com/season-3
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We lost a fellow Highwayman today.
Godspeed, Kris.
"I'll fly a starship
Across the Universe divide
And when I reach the other side
I'll find a place to rest my spirit if I can
Perhaps I may become a songwriter again..."
tinyurl.com/y4u9nep9
#kriskristofferson
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Today, the BBC marks Friday 12th July as Just One Thing Day in celebration of Dr Michael Mosley’s life and legacy.
Speaking to Today’s @JustinOnWeb, Dr Clare Bailey Mosley says the tributes to him have been ‘extraordinary’.
#R4Today
Was telling somebody about this and had to re-watch. Still sends shivers... @pablomcc
bbc.co.uk/programmes/p036x6m…
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Are you an emerging documentary filmmaker who loves archive film? The Make Film History Challenge offers you access to 40 archive films for creative reuse. Make a short film (up to 3 mins) which reinterprets the archive in new and imaginative ways!
I love @boojummex but I can't live with the guilt around the plastic containers for the Burrito Bowls. How many thousands are binned by Boojum lovers each week? @boojummex surely there is a sustainable option, even if a bit more expensive? I'd happily pay more!
They've done it again. Thanks to @IndiaRakusen and @elliesans for Child on @BBCSounds. Loved 28ish Days Later and this is a follow up of sorts. Dunno which part of me is loving this most - the scientist, the human, the mother, the audiophile... 🎧❤️🔬👩🔬
bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001v3…
Thanks to John from Tools for Solidarity for sharpening my gardening gear @repaircafebfast this morning. And for the lesson in how to do it myself. Full of joy at new skills and new life in these old tools.
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Irish film fans, the strange and wonderful 'Eat the Peach' is currently and surprisingly on the iPlayer.
bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0…
Every tribute talks of his kindness, his decency, his mischief. A life well lived. Lovely to see this clip from the Archive. RIP Walter.
Walter Love, the much loved BBC Northern Ireland broadcaster with an incredible career spanning eight decades, has died at the age of 88. In 1982, he reflected upon the history of broadcasting (including his own career) and the power of nostalgia.
Walter Love (1982)
Walter Love talks about the book, From Yesterday with Love, to Scene Around Six reporter Sean Rafferty.
This. My kids bring it to me periodically to read 'just to see if you will still cry".
Replying to @HenryGJeffreys
If I lived for a thousand years I still wouldn't be able to get through it without breaking down.
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We're very pleased to announce we've received follow-on funding from @ahrcpress to continue our work promoting the creative reuse of archive film in education with @bbcarchive @BFI @IFI_Dub @NIScreen @metfilmprod @KingstonSchArt @uccfilmstudies

















