In 1963 the BBC commissioned from Terry McDonald "A City Solitary", a documentary about the city scripted by John Hume and narrated by Brian Hannon. It ends by suggesting that Protestant [unionist] and Catholic [nationalist] citizens can together "build the bridge for Derry's future. A first symbol of that bridge could be the future full acceptance of the term "Londonderry", for in it is summed up the two great traditions of the city: "London", the fort of the ships, the siege tradition; "Derry", the oak grove of the native Irish."