“…1940 1939-1945 "Ernest Bevin - BBC radio broadcast 1940" [HFR0040], 1940 Ernest Bevin, Minister for Labour and National Service, gave regular broadcasts on the British Broadcasting Corporation Home and Overseas Services between 1940 and 1945. …”

“…1985 1980-95 "Journalists' strike at BBC Television Centre, London 1985" [BW0203], 1985, Trades Union Congress National Union of Journalists picket line 7 August, 1985 during a 24 hour protest following the decision by the BBC Board of Governors to ban the Real Lives documentary on Northern Ireland "At the Edge of the Union". …”

“…1941 1939-1945 "Ernest Bevin - BBC radio broadcast, June 1941 (pg. 1)" [HFR0076a], 1941 Ernest Bevin, Minister for Labour and National Service, gave regular broadcasts on the British Broadcasting Corporation Home and Overseas Services between 1940 and 1945. …”

“…1941 1939-1945 "Ernest Bevin - BBC radio broadcast, June 1941 (pg. 2)" [HFR0076b], 1941 Ernest Bevin, Minister for Labour and National Service, gave regular broadcasts on the British Broadcasting Corporation Home and Overseas Services between 1940 and 1945. …”

“…1941 1939-1945 "Ernest Bevin - BBC radio broadcast, June 1943 (pg. 1)" [HFR0102a], 1941 Ernest Bevin, Minister for Labour and National Service, gave regular broadcasts on the British Broadcasting Corporation Home and Overseas Services between 1940 and 1945. …”

“…1941 1939-1945 "Ernest Bevin - BBC radio broadcast, June 1943 (pg. 2)" [HFR0102b], 1941 Ernest Bevin, Minister for Labour and National Service, gave regular broadcasts on the British Broadcasting Corporation Home and Overseas Services between 1940 and 1945. …”

“…1926-05-09 "Memo from Interview Committee to Intelligence Department, 9 May 1926, re: broadcasting the trade union case on BBC" [g0710001.jpg], 9 May 1926, Trades Union Congress TUC Organisation…”

“…1969 1961-70 "'Representing the union' television programme, 1969" [BW0111], 1969, Trades Union Congress In 1969, with the cooperation of the TUC, the BBC produced 'Representing the Union', a series of television programmes aimed at the trade union audience, which focussed on productivity bargaining. …”

“…1945 1939-1945 "British Broadcasting Corporation, 1940-1945" [HFR0155], 1940-1945 This poster, part of a series illustrating the work of the BBC during the war, is entitled 'Britain sends her message' and focuses on women technicians in control rooms and transmitters.…”

“…1960 1951-1960 "Going to Britain, 1960" [BW0018], 1960, Trades Union Congress Booklet produced by the BBC Caribbean Service, intended for people in the West Indies who are wondering whether to emigrate to Britain. …”

“…The marriage bar was removed for all teachers and in the BBC in 1944, in the Civil Service and most local government and the post office in 1954. …”

“…1975 1974-79 "Trade Union Studies - cartoon, 1975" [BW0177], 1975, Trades Union Congress The Trade Union Studies project comprised television programmes, postal courses and publications produced by the BBC, TUC Education Service and the Workers' Educational Association. …”

“…1975 1974-79 "Trade Union Studies - cartoon, 1975" [BW0177], 1975, Trades Union Congress The Trade Union Studies project comprised television programmes, postal courses and publications produced by the BBC, TUC Education Service and the Workers' Educational Association. …”

“…In London, the delegation met the Prime Minister and made a BBC radio broadcast.…”

“…2011 "Blake, Darrol", 2011, HistoryTalk Darrol started work as a set designer at the BBC, working on "Quaternass", "Panorama", and "That Was the Week". …”

“…In London, the delegation met the Prime Minister and made a BBC radio broadcast.…”

“…In London, the delegation met the Prime Minister and made a BBC radio broadcast. Centre of this photograph is the only woman on the 13 strong delegation - Madame Malkova from the Soviet Government Workers' Union.…”

“…The marriage bar was removed for all teachers and in the BBC in 1944, in the Civil Service and most local government and the post office in 1954. …”

“…1963 1961-70 "The Rag Trade - television programme, 1963" [BW0160], 1963, Trades Union Congress The Rag Trade was broadcast by the BBC between 1961 and 1963 and by London Weekend Television between 1977 and 1978 and set in a small clothing workshop, Fenner Fashions in London. …”

“…To maintain morale, clubs and recreation centres were opened, ENSA [the Entertainments National Service Association] extended its music and film shows to munitions workers and the BBC broadcast Music While You Work twice a day. …”