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Speech by Scottish miners leader Mick McGahey on alternative fossil fuel sources and on Scottish oil reserves being the only guarantee of UK foreign borrowing.
Report on a speech by Scottish miners leader Mick McGahey (excerpts heard) at a Young Communist demonstration in Red Lion Square, London. Says policy of closing down coal industry was short-sighted as...
Employment Secretary, Michael Foot philosophises on the world economic crisis, suggesting new strategies that Britain must adopt in order to face it.
Vivian White interviews Sir Fred Hoyle about nuclear energy and the levels of risks and how fossil fuels are running out and this will cause more deaths than nuclear energy would.
Brian Hayes revisits his show this week: talks to Energy Secretary Tony Benn about North Sea oil extraction, nuclear energy and the type of fuel Britain can look to in the future; to Dr Robert Sharpe about...
Energy Secretary Tony Benn declares his plans to spend 300 million pounds on energy conservation over 4 years. He claims the returns on this programme could be as large as 700 million pounds a year, in ten...
Unidentified male nuclear fuel expert on the results of the Windscale Inquiry, which will result in the UK reprocessing Japanese nuclear waste to produce additional power. Male interviewer not identified.
Hayes on Sunday. Brian Hayes visits the Motor Show at Birmingham’s NEC, and considers strikes, under-productivity and bad management, and alternative ways of powering a car. He also looks at the threat...
Secretary of State for Energy, Tony Benn on gas prices having remained low whilst coal and electric are having to cope with increases. On discussions for a long term energy policy, in view of concerns over...
David Fisher of the Automobile Association (AA) on the effects of the petrol tanker drivers’ dispute on motorists. Male interviewer not identified.
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