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Excerpt from interview by Peter Murphy of UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher after her meeting with Taoiseach Charles Haughey in Dublin on international relations and cooperation and about the possibility...
Independent US Presidential candidate John Anderson speech about the defence and foreign policy of his main opponents, Republican candidate Ronald Reagan and President Jimmy Carter. Barry Jordan comments on...
Interview with Labour Party leader James Callaghan at the G7 summit in Venice about problems facing world economies, international relations, oil prices and the Middle East peace process and what should be...
Interview with former UK Prime Minister Edward Heath at the G7 summit in Venice, about the need for cooperation between nations to tackle future shortages of natural resources. Female interviewer not...
Interview with UK Chancellor Geoffrey Howe at the G7 summit in Venice, about world economic problems. Male interviewer not identified. Sound is in mono.
Interview with UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher about the issues discussed at the G7 summit in Venice. Male interviewer not identified. Sound is in mono.
US President Jimmy Carter gives a speech at the G7 summit in Venice rounding up the issues discussed. Sound is in mono.
This edition of Decision Makers, presented by Richard Bath as the EEC summit in Luxembourg prepares to get underway, investigates the European reaction to the US hostage crisis in Tehran and in the second...
Report on a speech by former Chancellor of West Germany, Willy Brandt, at the Royal Institution in London. Includes complete speech, about international conflict resolution and the future of Europe and the...
London Rules special programme with London MEPs Nicholas Bethell (Conservative) and Richard Balfe (Labour) discussing their and their parties’ views on the EEC, need for reform, enlargement and UK...
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