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one of which was banned -the need for youth participation and the limitations of what the TV companies will allow.

Thames offered Youth TV the chance to present nine five-minute programmes. and Sarah Kogan and I - both of us sixthformers at North London sives - were selected as presenters.

The programmes ranged over a variety of subjects: Amnesty International and the events leading beating up of two black school students in Soweto; Islington Grapevine, which is ITV goes into the '80s shows both group " wieRen- them.

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War Game film and raised the issue of Cruise missiles being sited in Britain: