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Election 92 1992

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BBC's coverage of the 1992 General Election in the UK, that resulted in the Conservatives achieving their fourth consecutive election victory.

All Titles	show all 2 titles Election 92 Election 92
Artists	David Dimbleby as Self - Presenter Peter Sissons as Self Peter Snow as Self show all 170 artists John Cole as Self - BBC Political Editor Peter Kellner as Self Anthony King as Self - University of Essex Kate Adie as Self - Reporter George Alagiah as Self - Reporter Rupert Allason as Self - Conservative David Amess as Self - Conservative Janet Anderson as Self - Labour Erl Annesley as Self - GP Fundholder Jeffrey Archer as Self - Former Conservative Deputy Chairman Paddy Ashdown as Self - Leader, Liberal Democrats Rowan Atkinson as Mr. Bean Kenneth Baker as Self - Home Secretary Tony Banks as Self - Labour Rosie Barnes as Self - Social Democrat Martin Bashir as Self - Reporter Margaret Beckett as Self - Labour, Treasury Alan Beith as Self - Liberal Democrat, Treasury Paul Beresford as Self - Conservative Clive Betts as Self - Labour Rodney Bickerstaffe as Self - General Secretary, NUPE Mark Bishop as Self - Conservative Tony Blair as Self - Labour, Employment Robert Blake as Self - Conservative Party Historian Paul Boateng as Self - Labour Jennie Bond as Self - Reporter Virginia Bottomley as Self - Conservative John Bowis as Self - Conservative Rhodes Boyson as Self - Conservative Keith Bradley as Self - Labour Rory Bremner as Self Gordon Brown as Self - Labour, Trade and Industry Michael Buerk as Self - Reporter Paul Burden as Self - Reporter Sue Cameron as Self - Reporter John Cartwright as Self - Social Democrat Lynda Chalker as Self - Minister for Overseas Development Alan Clark as Self - Conservative William Clark as Self - Conservative as Self - Education Secretary Michael Cockerell as Self - Reporter Sebastian Coe as Self - Conservative Robin Cook as Self - Labour, Health Sue Cook as Self - Reporter Jane Corbin as Self - Reporter Jeremy Corbyn as Self - Labour James Cox as Self - Reporter Jack Cunningham as Self - Labour Campaign Coordinator Edwina Currie as Self - Conservative John Curtice as Self - Strathclyde University Jill Dando as Self - Reporter David Davies as Self - Reporter Ian Hay Davison as Self - Chairman, National Mortgage Bank Donald Dewar as Self - Labour, Scottish Affairs Frank Dobson as Self - Labour Energy Bernard Donoughue as Self - Prime Minister's Office 1974-79 Alfred Dubs as Self - Labour Mark Easton as Self - Reporter as Self as Self - Reporter Dudley Fishburn as Self - Conservative Gail Foley as Self - Reporter Michael Foot as Self - Labour Leader 1980-83 Anna Ford as Self - Reporter Michael Forsyth as Self - Conservative Rocco Forte as Self - Chief Executive, Forte plc Don Foster as Self - Liberal Democrat Norman Fowler as Self - Major Campaign Advisor Simon Frad as Self - GP Jane Franchi as Self - Reporter Olenka Frenkiel as Self - Reporter John Fryer as Self - Reporter George Galloway as Self - Labour Cheryl Gillan as Self - Conservative Felicity Goodey as Self - Reporter Bryan Gould as Self - Labour, Environment Jeremy Hale as Self - Chief Economist, Goldman Sachs Mike Harford as Self - Chairman, Conservative Association Huntingdon Andrew Harvey as Self - Reporter Chris Haskins as Self - Chairman, Northern Foods as Self - Labour Deputy Leader Philip Hayton as Self - Reporter Michael Heseltine as Self - Environment Secretary Gavin Hewitt as Self - Reporter Tim Hirsh as Self - Reporter Kate Hoey as Self - Labour, Vauxhall Brian Hopkinson as Self - Consultant, City Hospital Simon Hughes as Self - Liberal Democrat, Bermondsey Douglas Hurd as Self - Foreign Secretary Glenda Jackson as Self - Labour Roy Jenkins as Self - Liberal Democrat Nigel Jones as Self - Liberal Democrat Bill Jordan as Self - President, AEEU Charles Kennedy as Self - Liberal Democrat President Peter Kilfoyle as Self - Labour Neil Kinnock as Self Norman Lamont as Self - Chancellor of the Exchequer Ian Lang as Self - Scottish Secretary as Self - Reporter Ken Livingstone as Self - Labour David Lomax as Self - Reporter Iain MacWhirter as Self - Reporter Sally Magnusson as Self - Reporter John Major as Self Peter Mandelson as Self - Labour, Hartlepool as Self - Reporter Mark Mardell as Self - Reporter Peter Marshall as Self - Reporter Francis Maude as Self - Conservative John McCallion as Self - Labour Forbes McFall as Self Kevin McNamara as Self - Labour, Northern Ireland Patrick Meaney as Self - Chairman, Rank Organisation David Mellor as Self - Chief Secretary to the Treasury Doreen Moore as Self - Neil Kinnock's Agent Anthony Morgan as Self - Consultant, City Hospital Peter Morgan as Self - Reporter Bill Morris as Self - General Secretary, TGWU Malcolm Moss as Self - Conservative Neil Mudie as Self Denis Murray as Self - Reporter Emma Nicholson as Self - Conservative John Nicholson as Self - Reporter Simon Nixon as Self - Former President, Cambridge Union Debating Society Jim Paice as Self - Conservative Ian Paisley as Self - Leader, Democratic Unionist Party Cecil Parkinson as Self - Conservative Chairman 1981-83 Chris Patten as Self - Conservative Party Chairman Jeremy Paxman as Self - Reporter Eric Pickles as Self - Conservative Greg Pope as Self - Labour Michael Portillo as Self - Conservative John Potter as Self - Labour John Prescott as Self - Labour, Transport Lance Price as Self - Reporter Giles Radice as Self - Labour John Redwood as Self - Conservative David Renton as Self - Conservative Nicholas Ridley as Self - Conservative Malcolm Rifkind as Self - Transport Secretary Beryl Robertson as Self - Mayor, Huntingdon Angela Rumbold as Self - Conservative Alex Salmond as Self - Leader, Scottish National Party Neville Sanders as Self - Leader, Conservative Group Peterborough Tommy Sheridan as Self - Scottish Militant Labour Jim Sillars as Self - Dep Leader - Scottish National Party John Simpson as Self - Reporter Dennis Skinner as Self - Labour John Smith as Self - Shadow Chancellor Jon Sopel as Self - Reporter David Steel as Self - Liberal Democrat, Foreign Affairs Francine Stock as Self - Reporter John Taylor as Self - Conservative John Taylor as Self - Ulster Unionist Party Matthew Taylor as Self - Liberal Democrat, Education Margaret Thatcher as Self David Trippier as Self - Conservative John Wakeham as Self - Energy Secretary Charles Wheeler as Self - Reporter Vivian White as Self - Reporter David Willetts as Self - Conservative, Havant Shirley Williams as Self - Liberal Democrat Brian Wilson as Self - Labour Des Wilson as Self - Liberal Democrat Campaign Director Audrey Wise as Self - Labour Kenyon Wright as Self - Scottish Constitutional Convention George Younger as Self - Conservative
Released	09 Apr 1992
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