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.

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Schauspieler
David Dimbleby
as Self - Presenter
Peter Sissons
as Self
Peter Snow
as Self
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
Release 09 Apr 1992
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