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  1. 29/03/1971

    Reports on the state of rail from 1971, as engine drivers threatened work-to-rule.

  2. 19/03/1968

    Cliff Michelmore with the 91热爆 current affairs flagship's examination of the 1968 Budget.

  3. 16/01/1968

    Examining the government's announcement of public spending reductions. First seen in 1968.

  4. 29/11/1967

    James Callaghan MP and Roy Jenkins MP on devaluation of the pound. From 29 November 1967.

  5. 20/11/1967

    Discussion on what devaluation of the pound will mean to the country.

  6. Ireland

    A discussion on the setting up of a tribunal to investigate the events of Bloody Sunday.

  7. 31/01/1972

    Current affairs programme, with reports on the miners strike and the US presidential race.

  8. 21/12/1971

    Programme featuring a report on why people are migrating out of Northern Ireland.

  9. 15/10/1971

    Current affairs programme, featuring a report on the Ulster Defence Regiment.

  10. 18/08/1971

    Max Hastings reports from Belfast on a typical morning in the city in 1971.

  11. 10/08/1971

    Max Hastings reports on reactions to the introduction of internment in Northern Ireland.

  12. Yesterday's Men

    Documentary looking at Wilson's shadow cabinet in their first year of opposition.

  13. 22/03/1971

    A report on the problems faced by couples who have undertaken inter-faith marriages.

  14. 02/03/1971

    The latest news and on-the-spot reports. (1971)

  15. 01/02/1971

    Bernard Falk reports on Northern Ireland Government plans for an exhibition - Ulster '71.

  16. 24/11/1969

    Pig smuggling in Northern Ireland and an interview with the former king of Buganda.

  17. 13/01/1969

    Immigration, industrial relations, the People's Democracy, the Barrow Strike and Kenya.

  18. 10/01/1969

    Barrow of Furness shipyard strike and vigilantes in the Bogside, Londonderry.

  19. Verwoerd Assassination

    24 Hours reports on the assassination of the South African PM Hendrik Verwoerd. (1966)

  20. 17/01/1966

    A visit to Cwm Gwaun in Pembrokeshire, where New Year arrives two weeks late. (1966)