Dustman

Sheffield stops smoking: the story of how a polluted industrial city became the cleanest in Europe

The grand opening of Sheffield University by King Edward VII on 12 July 1905

A rare glimpse into the leisure pursuits of ordinary people in pre-war Britain.

Hot metal innovations: putting research into practice in the foundry.

The many joys of barbershop singing on display as our Sheffield hopefuls are cajoled into a winning chorus by an inspirational teacher.

Rare film of an exciting sprint and cycle racing event just after the war, capturing most of the large expectant crowd and many competitors.

Reporter Michèle Brown visits London's Western Hospital, where a computer is on the medical staff to help doctors with routine doctor\patient consultations.

One of the most gruesomely memorable of all British anti-smoking promos depicts fat oozing out of nonchalant smokers' cigarettes.

The social and political revolutions of 1968 seem a long way from the musings of a moderate Tory on the NHS and government .

Straight-talking anti-smoking promo, which introduces us to Janice, a 51-year-old woman who uses a ventilator to breathe.

A well-to-do woman is unable to answer her child’s cries due to a coughing fit, in this exaggerated anti-smoking advert.

A child's life is save through a blood transfusion and this incident demonstrate s the need for blood donors.