The Alternative Prime Minister - Panorama

The Alternative Prime Minister - Panorama - Monday 11 July 1977.

A discussion chaired by current affairs and political programmes commenter and presenter, David Dimbleby, joined by representatives of the press; Mary Goldring, an economic journalist, Peter Jenkins of The Guardian, and Anthony Shrimsley, assistant editor of the Sun, with the Leader of the Opposition, Conservative leader Margaret Thatcher, in which she outlines the policies she hopes will win her party the next general election.


Key words:

Grunwick dispute, pickets, trade unionists, TUC, Trades Union Congress, Unions, Parliamentary Democracy, Parliamentary System, Law, Disputes, Acas, The Industrial Relations Act 1971, Conservative Trade Unionists (CTU), minority interest, Trade Unionism, Jack Jones, Jack Jones (trade unionist), Labour Party, Labour Party Executive, Workers, Social Contract, Standard of Living, Taxation, Earnings, Prices, Industrial Workers, Economy, Expansion of the British Economy, City of London, Corporate State, Industry, Free Enterprise, Left Wingers, Socialism, James Callaghan, Jim Callaghan, Lib-Lab coalition, Lib-Lab pact, Social Democratic, Extreme left, Extreme left wingers, Trotskyites, Tribune Group, Entryism, State ownership, Income, Communism, Michael Foot, Winston Churchill, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rab Butler

Unemployment
Subsidiaries
Believe
Compromise
Incentives
Schools
Choice
Printing Money
Inflation
North Sea oil