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Brian Hayes revisits his show this week: talks to Energy Secretary Tony Benn about North Sea oil extraction, nuclear energy and the type of fuel Britain can look to in the future; to Dr Robert Sharpe about...
Brian Hayes show in which Mary Whitehouse, founder of the National Viewers’ and Listeners’ Association, and Philip Hodson, marriage guidance counsellor, discuss her book, Whatever Happened to Sex; her...
Hayes on Sunday recaps the week’s shows and interviews with: Environment Secretary Peter Shore on housing policy with devolution of power to local authorities. Kenneth Baker and Cyril Townsend London MPs...
Hayes at the Weekend. Brian Hayes is joined first by Peter Newsam, the education officer of the Inner London Education Authority (ILEA), who discusses the subject of education; he believes standards of...
Cecilia Garnett discusses the future of Independent Local Radio, and describes where the service is available, and what the figures say about the number of listeners. Female interviewer not identified.
Interview with an American reporter on the execution (01/17/77) of American murderer Gary Gilmore who requested his own execution by firing squad. Male reporters not identified.
Report on the broadcasting of House of Commons debates. Speaker of the House, George Thomas, Lord Chancellor Lord Elwyn Jones, Lord President Michael Foot, and Londoners comment. Also includes archive...
Lord Chancellor Lord Elwyn Jones on the radio broadcasting of debates in the House of Commons. Male interviewer not identified (poss. Ed Boyle).
Unidentified male prison official denies claims by the Daily Mail newspaper that prisoners are getting an easy ride. Male interviewer not identified.
John Farr, Conservative MP, on the benefits of televising live parliamentary debates as opposed to broadcasting them on the radio. Male interviewer not identified (poss. Ed Boyle).
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