An astounding video uncovered from the BBC archives reporting on the collapse of WTC Building 7 over twenty minutes before it fell at 5:20pm on the afternoon of the 9/11 attacks.
The incredible footage shows BBC reporter Jane Stanley talking about the collapse of the Salomon Brothers Building while it remains standing in the live shot behind her.
Watch as Jane Stanley reports the WTC 7 building collapse – when it is still standing visibly behind her on the screen. Shortly after this “reporting error” the BBC cut the interview short.
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January 17, 2015
March 18, 2013
John Agard explores Light & Darkness in poetry and music
Listen to Guyanese born British poet John Agard reflect on the many aspects of light and darkness in Literature. The Program Into the Dark was first broadcast on Sunday 17 March and will be available until Sat 23rd. It is 30 minutes of fascinating insights.
John uses excerpts from literature, mythology and religious thought, as well as music by Nina Simone, Johnny Cash and Richie Havens, as he considers what it means to embrace the darkness. Into the Dark is produced by Alan Hall and is A Falling Tree production for BBC Radio 4.
Readings
Poem: Reception
Author: John Agard
Publisher: Unpublished
Poem: Under the Cloak
Author: John Agard
Publisher: Unpublished
Poem: What Colour
Book: Yoruba from Cuba: Selected Poems of Nicolas Guillen
Author: Nicolas Guillen
Publisher: Peepal Tree Press
ISBN: 978-1900715973
Poem: Sonnet No. 12
Book: Clever Backbone
Author: John Agard
Publisher: Bloodaxe
ISBN: 978-1852248222
Poem: A Man from the Far Right is having a Nightmare
Book: Travel Light, Travel Dark
Author: John Agard
Publisher: Bloodaxe
ISBN: 978-1852249915
Poem: Travel Light, Travel Dark
Book: Travel Light, Travel Dark
Author: John Agard
Publisher: Bloodaxe
ISBN: 978-1852249915
John uses excerpts from literature, mythology and religious thought, as well as music by Nina Simone, Johnny Cash and Richie Havens, as he considers what it means to embrace the darkness. Into the Dark is produced by Alan Hall and is A Falling Tree production for BBC Radio 4.
Music Played
Igor Boguslavsky
Dark is the Night (Tyomnaya Noch)
Performer: Queensland Symphony Orchestra / Peter BreinerRussian Romance, Naxos, 8555331, 2Eartha KittI Wanna Be Evil!
Eartha in New York, Itm, ITM 1493, 2The BeatlesBlackbird
The Beatles [White Album], EMI Music Distribution, CDS 7464438, 11Johnny CashMan in Black
Man in Black: His Greatest Hits, Colombia, 65752, CD 2 / Trk 1Nina SimoneBlack is the Colour of my True Love’s Hair
Nina Simone Collection, EMI, 8661162, 10Lady GagaMarry the Night
Born this Way, Interscope, 2771838, 1Richie HavensHere Comes the Sun
arm Clock, Evangeline, 4061, 1
Readings
Poem: Reception
Author: John Agard
Publisher: Unpublished
Poem: Under the Cloak
Author: John Agard
Publisher: Unpublished
Poem: What Colour
Book: Yoruba from Cuba: Selected Poems of Nicolas Guillen
Author: Nicolas Guillen
Publisher: Peepal Tree Press
ISBN: 978-1900715973
Poem: Sonnet No. 12
Book: Clever Backbone
Author: John Agard
Publisher: Bloodaxe
ISBN: 978-1852248222
Poem: A Man from the Far Right is having a Nightmare
Book: Travel Light, Travel Dark
Author: John Agard
Publisher: Bloodaxe
ISBN: 978-1852249915
Poem: Travel Light, Travel Dark
Book: Travel Light, Travel Dark
Author: John Agard
Publisher: Bloodaxe
ISBN: 978-1852249915
Labels:
BBC,
Bloodaxe Publishers,
Expression Group Guyana,
Guyana,
John Agard,
Milton Drepaul,
Peepal Tree Press,
Poetry
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