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Albert Booth MP (Secretary of State for Employment?) trying to make a speech on the eve of the TUC Conference. He can barely be heard over hostile chanting; Neil Kinnock takes a firm line with the hecklers,...
Ed Boyle reports on the appointment of Peter Jay (Prime Minister James Callaghan’s son-in-law) as UK Ambassador to the United States amid accusations of favouritism and nepotism. Includes interviews with...
Labour MP Neil Kinnock on the formation of the Anti-Nazi League to oppose the National Front.
Ed Boyle’s review of the Parliamentary year, Christmas 1977. Subjects include the Lib-Lab pact; proportional representation; the European Parliament; devolution. Speaking are: Margaret Thatcher, Edward...
Report on the Labour Party conference, 1977 and debates on economics; speeches by Bob Wylie; Hugh Scanlon of the engineers union calling for tax cuts and free collective bargaining; Chancellor Denis Healey...
Report on the Labour Party conference, 1977: comic speech by Neil Kinnock and serious speech by Tony Benn. On low key and quiet nature of conference, possibly due to upcoming election and need for unity in...
Report on the Labour Party conference debate in Blackpool, with debate on future leadership selection and candidates. Includes speeches by MPs Ian Mikardo and Neil Kinnock; prospective candidate Hilary Hodge...
Brian Hayes revisits the week’s show and interviews/discussions with guests: Richard Wainwright, Liberal MP on the rise in the cost of borrowing. Patrick Sewell on British spy Anthony Blunt. In Tehran...
Welsh Labour MP Neil Kinnock is delighted at the vote against devolution for Wales. He says that he knew the Welsh would say no. Labour as a party campaigned for devolution, and some members have been...
Peter Allen interviews Neil Kinnock, shadow Education Secretary, on education cuts following the election of the Conservative Party into government.
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