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Press statement and interview by/with Conservative leadership candidate Margaret Thatcher about her success in the first ballot and how she thinks the rest of the campaign will go. Also includes statement by...
Keith Speed, Conservative MP for Ashford, says more needs to be done to improve race relations. He says he is concerned about youth unemployment among immigrant communities. Male interviewer not identified.
Sydney Bidwell, Labour MP, attacks Home Secretary, William Whitelaw’s statement on Southall race riots in April 1979. Discusses race relations in the Southall area.
Sanctions against Bishop Muzorewa’s regime of Zimbabwe Rhodesia are debated at the Conservative Party Conference; with statements from Young Conservative, Ian Wallace(?); former Foreign and Commonwealth...
Governor of Dartmoor Prison, Colin Heald on Home Secretary William Whitelaw’s report which recommends that Dartmoor should be closed down. Male interviewer not identified.
Governor of Dartmoor Prison, Colin Heald, defends Dartmoor following Home Secretary William Whitelaw’s report which recommended it be shut down. Male interviewer not identified.
Home Secretary Willie Whitelaw on his prisons report. Male interviewer not identified (poss. Peter Spencer or Peter Murphy).
Report on the visit of Home Secretary William Whitelaw to the Ravi newspaper offices in Bradford, and the demonstration which greeted him due to the Government’s alleged racist immigration policy. Speaking...
Report on the early opening of the new Frankland Prison near Durham as a result of emergency measures introduced by Home Secretary, William Whitelaw during a strike by prison officers. Male reporter not...
Report on a Parliamentary bill introduced by Home Secretary, William Whitelaw enabling him to counteract the effects of the current prison officers’ dispute, and on a possible Government rebellion over the...
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