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Labour education spokesman Neil Kinnock on the need to abolish public schools and establish an entirely comprehensive system in the UK. Male interviewer not identified. In two parts, divided by break in audio.
Interview during the Social Democratic Party (SDP) touring conference in London, with an unidentified male speaker (poss. John Roper MP) on party proposals for the future of the educational system and for...
Unidentified male speaker, and John Grogan, President of the Oxford University Student Union, on NUS calls for a Royal Commission investigation into the admission policies of Oxford and Cambridge...
Unidentified male speaker (poss. NUS president Neil Stewart?) on National Union of Students calls for a Royal Commission investigation into the admission policies of Oxford and Cambridge Universities,...
Report on the discovery of cannabis at Winchester College private school. Headmaster John Thorn describes the punishment given to the boys involved. Female reporter not identified.
Whatever Has the Old Place Come To? Rodney Bennett visits his old school, Allhallows, in Lyme Regis, Dorset. He explores the changes in the building and in how the school is run, and reminisces about his...
The Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, is in the East Midlands, Labour leader Neil Kinnock is in Scotland, and the two Davids have split up to cover Manchester and the Home Counties. SDP leader David Owen...
A summary of the day’s speeches at the 1987 Labour Party Conference in Brighton. Includes Labour’s Trade and Industry Spokesman, Bryan Gould; General Secretary of the Union of Communication Workers, Alan...
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