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Chancellor of the Exchequer, Denis Healey makes a speech at the Bankers’ Dinner at the Mansion House in London, on the slowing down of the British economy, at an event attended by the Lord Mayor of London....
Peter Allen interviews Conservative shadow Chancellor Sir Geoffrey Howe, who discusses the state of the UK’s economy, Government policies, borrowing, public spending, tax rates and ways to improve the...
Interview with unidentified male speaker about the negative effect that Britain’s inefficient export industry is having on the economy. Male interviewer not identified.
Report on the financial problems of the Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham Health Authority with proposals to charge patients from other areas. Dean of Kings College, Leonard Cotton, talks about the 3 teaching...
Environment Secretary, Michael Heseltine on the need to cut local authority budgets, and how he can enforce the cuts. Male interviewer not identified.
Live coverage of press conference by US President Jimmy Carter at the White House on the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan; the continued hostage crisis in Iran, where American diplomats are being held in their...
Report on the Greater London Council (GLC) debate on the budget and rates (local taxes) cut put forward by the Labour majority, possibly the last one set forward before abolition of the authority. Speaking...
Report on the Government report’s recommendations into Liverpool City Council’s budget crisis. Includes interview with council leader John Hamilton. Male reporter not identified.
Carol Allen presents an edition of Artsweek. Includes interviews with: Assistant Keeper of Paintings at the Victoria and Albert Museum, Lionel Lambourne (by Lawrie(?) Douglas) on the Tate Gallery’s...
Chairman of Mirror Group Newspapers, Robert Maxwell defends his ultimatum for staff to cut down or shut down. Male interviewer not identified.
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