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Report with views on the situation in Warsaw with visitors returning to the UK and views of Polish people visiting the UK, following the declaration of martial law in Poland on 13 Dec 1981. Includes...
Report back about the political situation in Poland over the Christmas period with relaxation of some restrictions, following the banning of the Solidarity trade union and the declaration of martial law in...
City Week special from the Communications ‘82 Exhibition at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, with presenter Tom Maddocks looking at the equipment on show and discussing the British...
Paul Maurice reports on the Home Office decision to give the go-ahead for the launch of satellite television services in the UK, and proposals for service in cooperation between British Telecom, Marconi, and...
Report on the opening of Parliament in Westminster. The Queen outlines the main objectives of the new session. Male reporter not identified.
Interview with a spokesman for Mercury Communications about the appointment of British Leyland Chairman Sir Michael Edwardes to the board of the company. Male speaker and interviewer not identified.
Report on the results of the British Telecom annual financial report, prior to the alleged privatisation of the company, which show record profits despite the announcement of a rise in household bills....
Interview with Thomas Attwood, chairman of the Post Office National Users Council, on the decision of British Telecom to postpone a planned increase in charges. Female interviewer not identified. Poor...
Bryan Stanley, Post Office Engineering Union, on opposition to the Government’s plans to privatise British Telecom. Male interviewer not identified.
A look at the history of the telegram, following news that British Telecom will be bringing an end to the service. Male reporter not identified (poss. Rodney Bennett).
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