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Commons debate on broadcasting - Criticism of BBC (1980)
- Genre
- News report; Parliamentary debate
Report on a House of Commons debate on the future of broadcasting including criticism of the BBC over a decline in the quality of programming. Speakers are: Labour MP, Andrew Faulds; Conservative MP, Toby...
Funding the arts in London (1980)
- Genre
- Documentary; Interview; Music
Rodney Bennett investigates arts funding in London and whether public finance is appropriate. Speaks to: Secretary General of the Arts Council, Sir Roy Shaw; head of the board at the Royal Opera House, Sir...
John DeLorean corruption claims (1981)
- Genre
- News report; Press conference; Technical
Report on Marian Gibson, the British secretary who has accused DeLorean boss, John DeLorean of corruption. John DeLorean comments on the accusations in a press conference. Male reporter not identified. Sound...
BBC on licence fee increase (1984)
- Genre
- Interview
Interview with BBC Chairman Stuart Young on the increase in the TV licence fee. Male interviewer not identified.
Pensioners TV licence protests (1984)
- Genre
- Interview
Interview with pensioner Lillian Swales on her protest over pensioners having to pay the TV licence, she is prepared to go to prison over it again. Female interviewer not identified.
Decision makers (1985)
- Genre
- Interview; Documentary; Vox pop; Parliamentary debate
The Future of Student Grants, presented by Des Fahy. Looks at Education Secretary Sir Keith Joseph’s proposals to reduce the amount of money spent on student grants. Includes interview with head of the NUS...
Family money (1985)
- Genre
- Consumer advice; Discussion; Interview
Family Money, a regular show looking into managing finance and solving listeners financial problems, introduced by Brian Hayes, presented by financial editor Douglas Moffitt. On paying private school fees-...
Alan Peacock responds to criticism of his report on broadcasting (1986)
- Genre
- Interview
Professor Alan Peacock responds to criticism of his report on broadcasting. He talks about the limited number of channels and how an increase in advertising would not be in the viewer’s interest; the...
General election - Strong policies presented (1987)
- Genre
- News report; Press conference; Speech
Report on the 1987 General Election party campaigns with policies they are sure of presented today: speech by Roy Jenkins, SDP - Liberal Party Alliance on employment; archive broadcast of Margaret Thatcher...
General Election - Party leaders on tour (1987)
- Genre
- News report; Speech
The Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, is in the East Midlands, Labour leader Neil Kinnock is in Scotland, and the two Davids have split up to cover Manchester and the Home Counties. SDP leader David Owen...