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Interview with journalist Duncan Campbell, about allegations made in New Statesman magazine that the Air Force base at Menwith Hill in Yorkshire is being used as a phone-tapping centre. Female interviewer...
Report (including interview) on allegations by investigative journalist Duncan Campbell that a secret telecommunications tapping centre at Menwith Hill in Yorkshire is being run by the United States to...
Former home secretary Merlyn Rees denies any knowledge of CIA telephone tapping at the Menwith Hill RAF base in Yorkshire, following revelations in New Statesman magazine in an article by Duncan Campbell and...
Mike Hopwood presents this edition of After Eight Sunday about the ethics of the use of money, weapons, technology and communications in the modern world from a Christian viewpoint. Includes studio...
Labour trade spokesman John Silkin on the Conservative Government’s proposals for the privatisation of the telecommunications division of the Post Office. Male interviewer not identified.
House of Commons speech by Trade Secretary, Sir Keith Joseph on Government proposals for the ending of the Post Office monopoly.
Interview with Conservative MP Gerry Neale on his bill to break the telecommunications monopoly. Male interviewer not identified.
Report from Brussels on the reaction there of US Secretary of State, Alexander Haig, to the declaration of a state of martial law by the Polish government on 13 Dec 1981 following the emergence of the...
Report on the aftermath of the declaration of a state of martial law by the Polish government on 13 Dec 1981 following the emergence of the Solidarity trade union. On the official statement by leader,...
Report on broadcasts on Warsaw Radio announcing the declaration of a state of martial law and rules and sanctions for breaking them by the Polish government on 13 Dec 1981 following the emergence of the...
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