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TWENTY-FOUR HOURS

BBC One London, 14 March 1966 22.35


Synopsis

Today in Britain and the world with Kenneth Allsop and Fyfe Robertson , Julian Pettifer
Michael Barratt , Michael Parkinson and CAMPAIGN REPORT
Introduced by Ian Trethowan
News ... comment ... analysis of the latest moves in the 1966 General Election campaign with Robin Day and Robert McKenzie Deputy editor, Anthony Whitby Editor, DERRICK AMOORE

Contributors

Unknown: Kenneth Allsop
Unknown: Fyfe Robertson
Unknown: Julian Pettifer
Unknown: Michael Barratt
Unknown: Michael Parkinson
Introduced By: Ian Trethowan
Unknown: Robin Day
Unknown: Robert McKenzie
Unknown: Anthony Whitby
Unknown: Derrick Amoore

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