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Report on political reaction to the contents of the Queenâs Speech opening Parliament, with excerpts of speech. Coverage including Labour Government’s plan to nationalise industry, and Conservative...
Interview with Secretary of State for Energy, Tony Benn, about the proposals for nationalisation of UK banks and insurance companies, in order to direct investment towards industry. Male interviewer not...
Speech by Labour NEC spokesman Ian Mikardo MP, at the 1976 Party Conference in Blackpool, on the possible nationalisation of banks and the present cost of the City to the nation.
Hayes at the Weekend. Brian Hayes is joined first by Paul Foot, journalist, and Robert Moss of the National Association of Freedom, who describe their opposing views on trade union closed shops. Ian...
Interview with Terry Shott of the End Loans to South Africa pressure group on the campaign against Barclays Bank and other organisations. Barclays has sold its South Africa Defense Bonds but have transferred...
Interview with former Prime Minister Harold Wilson on findings of his committee report into investment in industry. Male interviewer not identified.
A bomb has been detonated in Haringey, London, outside a Turkish bank. An unidentified spokesman is unable to suggest a motive. Male interviewer not identified.
Interview with NatWest Bank spokesman John Duncan, on the decision to open the Shaftesbury Avenue branch in central London, on Saturdays for the benefit of tourists. Female interviewer not identified.
Interview with an unidentified male speaker (poss. TUC chairman David Basnett) about a Bank of England statement advocating a halving of wage increases in the 1978-79 bargaining round; pay restraint; incomes...
Conservative MP Michael Heseltine on the raising of mortgage rates that he says the Labour Government has allowed to get out of control. Male interviewer not identified.
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