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Chief Superintendent Gerry Plowman, Head of CID for Lambeth, on statistics showing a drop in violent crime in the area. Female interviewer not identified.
Documentary on the Labour Party conference in Blackpool, presented by Peter Murphy. Looks back at the week-long conference, where issues included the Miners’ Strike, police violence, the Thatcher regime,...
Interview with Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Kenneth Newman on the 1984 strategy for the force. Male interviewer not identified.
Interview with Scotland Yard Assistant Police Commissioner Gilbert Kelland on the 1983 crime figures for London and also on his upcoming retirement. Female interviewer not identified.
Report on the number of Metropolitan Police carrying weapons amid concern following accidental shootings, and a recent report on crime figures. Sir Kenneth Newman, Metropolitan Police Commissioner, discusses...
Interview with Labour MP Frank Dobson on the rise in crime figures in London, which he claims is due to the redeployment of police officers to help deal with the striking coal miners. Male interviewer not...
Interview with Bob Innes of Scotland Yard on the current miners strikes and the depletion of the strength of the Metropolitan Police - diverted to policing the strikes. Female interviewer not identified.
Interview with Home Secretary Leon Brittan about the redeployment of national police forces (including the Metropolitan Police) to manage picket lines during the current miners’ strike. He says troops will...
Conservative MP for Westminster North (Sir John Wheeler?) on an increase in the number of incidents involving firearms used by the Metropolitan Police. Interviewer not heard.
Interview with Scotland Yard Assistant Commissioner John Dellow on London’s latest crime figures, says the rise is due to the public actively reporting crime. Comments on whether diversion of police to...
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