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Ex-Shadow Foreign Secretary, Reginald Maudling with Llew Gardner on Thames Television’s Today programme, after his sacking (19/11/76) from Margaret Thatcher’s shadow cabinet; also on his association with...
Robin Day interviews former UK Prime Minister, the Earl of Stockton (Harold Macmillan), about the economic situation in Britain. He says Britain is not in decline but government spending should be cut on...
Debate about pensioners’ issues at the TUC conference: Jack Jones, transport workers’ leader, on pension increases being too little, too late; Harry Mitchell of the NUM, on the annual TV licence; Norman...
Brian Hayes interviews television chef Graham Kerr and his producer and wife Treena; on television programmes; food; the Galloping Gourmet finding religion.
Peter Jay, UK Ambassador to the United States, makes his first appearance on US television on NBC’s Meet the Press to publicise the economic achievements of the British Government. Expresses views on...
Sir Michael Swann, BBC Chairman, on the Annan Report on the BBC. Criticisms addressed include declining standards, weaker current affairs and news programmes, lack of purpose in some programmes and too much...
Interview with an unidentified male speaker (poss. Anthony Smith) on the contents of the Annan Report on the future of the BBC and UK broadcasting, its suggestions for sponsorship and advertising on...
Steve Harvey reports on the findings of Lord Annan’s report on broadcasting in the UK. Its criticism of the BBC; possible fourth TV channel; freelance TV programme production and recommendations for...
Interview with Brian Walden on why he has resigned as an MP to become presenter of London Weekend Television’s Weekend World. Male interviewer not identified (poss. Steve Sailah).
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