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Hayes on Sunday. Margaret Thatcher, Leader of the Opposition, talking to Brian Hayes and answering questions put by callers. Before the phone-in, Hayes poses a question about Northern Ireland, but...
Interview with Sir William Ryland about excess profits of 100 million pounds at the Post Office and a rebate to telephone users whilst postal charges are going up. He also comments on the splitting of postal...
Sir William Barlow, Chairman of the Post Office, on the decision to freeze prices. Male interviewer not identified.
Phil Bacon reports from Ealing in West London on the silver jubilee of the foundation of the Samaritans charity with the group aiming to recruit new volunteers. Includes interview with volunteers (not...
News bulletin containing excerpts from a press conference featuring Israeli Foreign Minister, Moshe Dayan, at the end of international Middle East peace talks in the UK at Leeds Castle in Kent. Also includes...
Interview with Robin Corbett MP, on the Post Office’s ability to tap telephones for police without a warrant. Ought to be under legislative control. Discusses data protection and right to privacy. Male...
The Reverend Derek Large, family vicar of missing schoolgirl Genette Tate, on his 24-hour phone vigil and appeal for information. Large says that he had to try something to help and that the person who took...
The Reverend Derek Large, family vicar of missing schoolgirl Genette Tate, on his 24-hour phone vigil and appeal for information. Large says that he has received a large number of hoax calls; some callers...
Peter Allen interviews Neville Trotter Conservative MP, and Keith Joseph Industry Secretary on private enterprise competing with the the monopoly of the Post Office in context of current dispute.
Industry Secretary Keith Joseph on proposed changes to the structure of the Post Office and the separation of the telephone service.
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