General Election - Denis Healey controversy
- Title
- General Election - Denis Healey controversy
- Genre
- News report; Interview; Press conference
- TX Date
- 2 Jun 1983
- Year of production
- 1983
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- Duration
- 00:03:04
- Description
- Report on a pre-General Election controversy over remarks made by Labour deputy leader Denis Healey suggesting that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher is glorying in slaughter over Britain’s military success during the Falklands War. Also examines the latest employment figures. Speakers include: Margaret Thatcher; David Steel, Liberal leader; Michael Foot, Labour leader; William (Bill) Rodgers, SDP. Female reporter not identified (poss. Judith Dawson).
- Contributors
- William Rodgers; Margaret Thatcher; David Steel; Michael Foot; Judith Dawson?
- Keywords
- Elections; Labour Party; Margaret Thatcher; Conservative Party; Liberal Party; Political parties; SDP; SDP-Liberal Alliance; Falklands War (1982); War (concept); General elections; Political coalitions; Denis Healey; Wars (events); Election campaigns; General Belgrano (ship)
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LBC/IRN, "General Election - Denis Healey controversy". https://learningonscreen.ac.uk/lbc/search/index.php/segment/0116d00311009 (Accessed 29 Apr 2025)