Petrol

Digitally remastered collection. Originally a Northern Irish, London based quintet with an American singer, the band got together following the demise of The Undertones. Too late for Punk, too early for Grunge, That Petrol Emotion's output merged well-written melodic tunes with political statement. Singles and albums received rapturous reviews, gigs were sold-out joyous affairs. The band were always difficult to categorize and impossible to load onto a bandwagon, although no one could accuse the band of dabbling. As this collection shows, across the course of their ten years together, the quality of their songwriting never let up. With full co-operation from the band, this comprehensive 121 track 7 CD collection brings together all five of their studio albums plus a typically energy-packed live recording from May 1994. It celebrates a body of work that has stood the test of time and - all these years later - undoubtedly still deserves a wider audience.

Comparing petrol cars to electric, while looking at the pitfalls of the new models and finding out if petrol cars are holding strong, or just out of date. Auto Journalist Erin Baker takes a spin in the capital to determine which side is cheaper for city life. Motor man Tim Roadie visits a used car dealership to compare costs and uncover if buying electric will ever be as cheap as petrol.

Paul McGann tells the story of British motoring across the ages, through the iconic cars and incredible personalities that helped establish the UK as a major driving force in the global motoring industry. Each of the four programmes focus on one aspect of British motoring: Speed; Glamour; Icons and Trail Blazers. Paul explores a key story that ties in with the episodes central theme, as well as creating a wider picture for the viewer via archive footage, visits to some of the nations most impressive motoring museums, and interviews.

Comparing petrol cars to electric, while looking at the pitfalls of the new models and finding out if petrol cars are holding strong, or just out of date. Auto Journalist Erin Baker takes a spin in the capital to determine which side is cheaper for city life. Motor man Tim Roadie visits a used car dealership to compare costs and uncover if buying electric will ever be as cheap as petrol.

Cut & Stitch - Album Introduction by Ren Aldridge. "Cut & Stitch is a patchwork of different sounds, ideas and feelings. It's the most experimental record we've made so far, both musically and lyrically. Cutting and stitching is a process that can go on indefinitely - stitches are easily unpicked, new shapes can be cut, everything can be rearranged. We cut our patches off of old clothes and sew them onto something else. Continuity is an idea that underpins the record, from 'the sound does not arrive' to 'we're not finished, we never fucking will be.' This follows on from the sentiment of our last EP, 'The Future is Dark.' Political change is a slow, complicated process that's often only partly visible with hindsight.

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'Motor Racing at the BBC: That Petrol Emotion' is a five-part series which tells the compelling story of the early days of Formula 1 – from the 1950s through to the 1970s – courtesy of images from the BBC archives.