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From Friday 16 October 1987, BBC News South East followed by BBC News at One with Michael Buerk.

I've held off from uploading this one due to the subject matter but at the end of the day we all know that this evil takes place and the programme was cleared for broadcast at an evening peak pre-watershed time slot.

The first part of an early 1993 edition featuring a review of Francis Ford Coppola's 'Dracula' and an item on film violence which was the subject of yet another moral panic at the time. It includes a previously unused segment from the 1992 interview with James Ferman.

James Ferman was notorious, especially in his later years as BBFC director, for his paranoid censorship of film violence, although he always came across as calm and rational when interviewed, helped in this instance by Barry Norman's even more prudish attitude towards film violence.

The fourth show in the BBC1 series 'Dave Allen' from January 1990. This is the last show I have available.

The third show from the BBC1 series 'Dave Allen' from January 1990, featuring the hilarious 'Is Ed in ?'

The second show from Dave Allen's BBC1 show, simply called 'Dave Allen' as broadcast in January 1990.

The first show of Dave Allen's BBC1 series broadcast in January 1990, infamous for the complaints that resulted from his swearing, particularly his blurting of the F-word near the end, something which was generally unacceptable on BBC1 at the time. Sorry about the grainy quality, this was due to poor TV reception.

Have I Got News For You 1995 Teresa Gorman & Neil Morrissey

Roger Cook confronts loan sharks in Glasgow. PLEASE NOTE: The drop out at 09.43 lasts 12 seconds and was a transmission fault during the actual broadcast as per the apology at the end.

A non-confrontational but somewhat eerie episode as Roger Cook investigates the likely cover up behind the strange goings-on at two different properties in the west of England.

Roger Cook investigates extortion and racketeering by paramilitary organisations during The Troubles in Northern Ireland.

Another edition from 1986, alas missing both the opening 30 seconds and also the Pandas !

A 1986 edition featuring Safe Sex advice, Morris Dancing, God and yet more Panda action !

Who Dares Wins Channel 4 1986

Who Dares Wins Christmas 1985

Have I Got News For You 1995 - Bob Mills and Alex Salmond

Have I Got News For You 1999 - Martin Clunes and Lembit Opik