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Decision Makers presented by Peter Allen is at the Conservative Party conference to find out whether the government can back up its claims to cut public spending, whilst Britain is going downhill...
Report on the contents of the Conservative Government’s Spring budget. Includes excerpts from the budget speech by Chancellor Sir Geoffrey Howe. Reporters include: Douglas Moffitt; Dave Loyn.
Robin (Robert) Leigh-Pemberton, who became Governor of the Bank of England, has aroused hostility after only a few days in the post. Decision Makers finds out why he has caused this uproar- many put it down...
Decision Makers, presented by Prue Keely. With an election date of June 9th, Decision Makers looks to the economy, and debates which is more important: inflation or employment? The Labour Party manifesto and...
Employment Secretary Norman Tebbit talks to Douglas Moffitt about the latest rise in unemployment figures.
Douglas Moffitt presents a City Week special looking at the UK economy in the past year (1982) with the economic recovery faltering, and looking at the forecast for 1983. In the studio are Alan Budd from the...
Report on a fall in the inflation rate - the lowest for fifteen years at six percent. Two male reporters - both not identified (poss. Douglas Moffitt and Douglas Cameron). In 2 parts.
Interview with ICI Finance Director Alan Clements after the announcement of a big increase in company profits. Male interviewer not identified (poss. Douglas Moffitt).
Interview with Nigel Lawson (his first after becoming Chancellor following the Conservative victory in the 1983 General Election) about the continuation of the Government’s monetarist policies. Male...
Family Money, presented by Financial Editor Douglas Moffitt, with Janice? Sutherland, Tony Richards and Peter Heath. Regular show providing financial and investment advice, jargon-busting, and contact...
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