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In three parts: 1) reasons for international trade: basic commodities (gypsum), agricultural produce (coffee, wool), manufactures (cars, jumbo jets); 2) invisible trade, tourism (jet boating), transport...
Writer and critic John Elsom talks to administrators, directors and politicians about how financial and bureaucratic organisation affects what appears on the stage. He looks at changes in organisation since...
Robert Kee interviews Employment Secretary Michael Foot about the UK Government subsidy given to Chrysler.
VICTORY ARCHIVES, REEL 1 [Series RADIO VICTORY ARCHIVE] A selection of items broadcast on adio Victory during 1977-1978, compiled as an archive reel by the station. TRACK 1- Item 1- JACK MacLAUGHLIN...
[caption id="attachment_10172" align="alignright" width="190" caption="www.cba.org.uk"][/caption] The Commonwealth Broadcasting Association has recently launched a new publication, Brave New World...
Demonstrators protest against proposed Government cut in Catholics Schools’ subsidy.
Unidentified male speaker on research into South Yorkshire County Council’s public transport subsidy which shows an increase in bus passenger numbers, particularly among the young. Female interviewer not...
Interview with Labour MP Dr David Owen on proposed Conservative Government cuts in the electricity subsidy to the poor and elderly. Male interviewer not identified (poss. Peter Murphy). In 2 parts.
Parliamentary debate featuring Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Peter Walker and his Labour shadow Roy Mason on a deal on the EEC butter subsidy following European negotiations in Luxembourg.
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