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City Week. First edition of a new series. Presented by IRN Financial Editor Douglas Moffitt; directed by Ray Gannon(?). Produced by the IRN Financial Unit. Includes stock market update. Also report on the...
Conservative MP Leon Brittan thinks that the British Government should focus on improving the nation’s wealth rather than on pursuing Welsh devolution. Male interviewer not identified.
Treasury Minister Denzil Davies says that a Welsh Assembly will be an extra cost, but it will help democracy and solve problems. Male interviewer not identified.
Interview with Johnny Johnstone, Hong Kong Government Information Department. He says the Hong Kong authorities are unhappy about the number of Vietnamese refugees granted asylum by the UK Government and...
Stan Pemberton of the TGWU makes a speech attacking the Conservative Government proposals for trade union reform.
City Week, presented by financial editor Douglas Moffitt, looking back at the week’s financial news. The British economic forecast is gloomy, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and...
City Week, looking back at the week’s financial news. Tom Maddocks starts with the day’s financial headlines, with the concordat between the Government and the TUC. Barclays treasurer Ron Everidge...
City Week, a look at the week’s financial news through the eyes of IRN’s Financial Unit, hosted by financial editor Douglas Moffitt with Tom Maddocks. Topics include the mini budget; bank rate cut;...
City Week, a look at the week’s financial news through the eyes of IRN’s Financial Unit, hosted by Douglas Moffitt with Malcolm Brabant, Mike Gardiner(?), Greg Strange, Tom Maddocks and directed by Ray...
City Week. Presented by financial editor Douglas Moffitt, looking back at the week’s financial news. The top story is the mad scramble for gold. Dick Grace of Conti Commodities explains the sudden...
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