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Director-General of the CBI, Howard Davies says long-term unemployment impedes economic recovery and the skills of the long-term unemployed need to be updated. Speaking prior to the CBI annual conference in...
A croud of university students are gathering going to London in a massive demonstration against government’s policies. What does the government prefer? To spend money on cruise missiles for defence or to...
Mark Smith reports on the election of Michael Foot as the new leader of the Labour Party, and examines his background and oratorical skills.
Interview with a male government minister (poss. Employment Secretary Tom King) on changes to the Government’s vocational policy with subsequent cuts to the Manpower Services Commission (MSC). Female...
Armed Forces Minister, John Stanley on a year-long programme that will enable unemployed young people to join the Army, Air Force or Navy and so gain skills and training. Male interviewer not identified.
Paul Ingrams for Brian Hayes revisits the week’s shows and interviews with guests: journalist Derek Brown on ten years of troops in Northern Ireland; journalist Gerald Priestland on his book about...
Brian Hayes interviews unidentified male double-agent about activities in confronting left-wing terrorists, his skills and motivation for doing the job.
Speech by Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh on a rehabilitation programme for criminals, which would become part of an inmate’s sentence, and would teach the offender the skills needed to reintegrate into...
Possible Fianna Fail leadership candidate interview on his political views (following resignation of Irish Premier Jack Lynch?) and comment on his skills in handling economy by another speaker. Male speakers...
Male Labour MP (not identified) on their economic policies including investment in training to reduce unemployment and skills shortages. Male interviewer not identified.
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