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Eamonn Andrews tells the story of the Blind pianist Joan Stanton.
Eamonn Andrews tells the story of the Comedian Harry Worth.
Eamonn Andrews tells the story of the Former prisoner-of-war and charity worker John Dodd.
Eamonn Andrews tells the first part of story of the Belgian resistance fighter Albert Guerisse.
Eamonn Andrews tells the 2nd part of the story of the Belgian resistance fighter Albert Guerisse.
Eamonn Andrews tells the story of the Actress Margaret Lockwood.
Eamonn Andrews tells the story of the Teenager blinded in an accident, Franklin Day.
Eamonn Andrews tells the 1st part of the of the story of the British Army officer in Japanese occupied Malaya Frederick Spencer Chapman.
Eamonn Andrews tells the 2nd part of the of the story of the British Army officer in Japanese occupied Malaya Frederick Spencer Chapman.
Eamonn Andrews tells the story of the Actress Thora Hird.
Eamonn Andrews tells the Director of International Affairs for the Red Cross Evelyn Bark.
Eamonn Andrews tells the story of the Superintendents for the Royal National Mission of Deep Sea Fishermen Madge Watson and Elsie Wood.
Eamonn Andrews tells the Actress and singer Petula Clark.
Eamonn Andrews tells the Pearly King and charity worker Bert Matthews.
Eamonn Andrews tells the story of the Farmer and broadcaster Ted Moult.
Eamonn Andrews tells the story of the Foster mother Dot Palmer.
Eamonn Andrews tells the story of the RSPCA inspector Teddy Winn.
Eamonn Andrews tells the story of the Clergyman and former prisoner-of-war Paul Burrough.
Eamonn Andrews tells the story of the Disabled hill walker, writer and poet Sydney Scroggie.
Eamonn Andrews tells the story of the Founder of the Royal Ballet Ninette De Valois.
Eamonn Andrews tells the story of the Belgian friar and recipient of Nobel Peace Prize, Dominique Pire.