Panorama: Yesterday's Men?

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Nick Robinson, for Panorama, reports on the past five years in the life of the Conservative Party - on the eve of the first ballot in the Conservative leadership election. This Panorama episode was given a title which refers back to the film about the Labour Party made for "24 Hours" in 1971. It was transmitted on 9 June 1997.
I previously uploaded this programme • Panorama: Yesterday's ... but with some tracking problems on the VHS capture. Here is a clean capture, and in full 60fps video.
Interviewees are Norman Fowler, Jeffrey Archer, Charles Moore, John Whittingdale, Douglas Hurd, Lord McAlpine, John Townend, Simon Brooke, Sir George Gardiner, Ian Greer, Peter Butler, Sir George Young, Steven Horgan, Charles Lewington and Jonathan Hill.

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@zulkiflijamil4033 4 года назад

Fantastic channel with jolly good videos. ✔ Thank you.

@5340robert 8 месяцев назад

I can see a similar documentary being made in about 6 months time.

@carlbatty1 Год назад

This was 25 years ago, but it feels like today.

@brianmarshall4753 3 года назад

Thank you for loading that on BBC one panorama

@insertclevername4123 3 года назад

Fiery American convention speech: "While we share a common goal, we cannot continue to [oblique reference to party candidate's policies, with him nowhere near the hall]." Fiery British conference speech: "This idiot has ruined everything [while giving the finger to the leader, who is sitting right there]."

@indefatigable8193 4 года назад

Such a great documentary. The BBC used to put out thoughtful and neutral content. They need to go back to this format.

@carlosjones8712 3 года назад

Lol this is just the redoubtable leftie nick Robinson giving a one sided attack on the Tory right, no neutrality here, or ever from the bbc.

@indefatigable8193 3 года назад

@@carlosjones8712 can you really call the wets “the right”?

@sillygoose635 3 года назад

@@indefatigable8193 I think you've been in a coma if you think they don't still put out this type of programming

@indefatigable8193 3 года назад

@@sillygoose635 yeah that coma was produced by all the programming they’ve been putting out in the last couple years.

@nervousheadache Год назад

@@carlosjones8712 What drivel.

@cBearTV- 4 года назад

Whilst promoting "back to basics" the PM was also "getting back to basics" with a certain Edwina Currie!!

@angelsaltamontes7336 5 лет назад

The REAL revolution of the '90s was in MEN'S EYEGLASSES. What, was there a gross surplus of silica?

@KevinBradshaw1972 4 года назад

The more time goes by, the more and more the Blair/Brown era looks like an anomaly. Since 1979, Labour have won 3 elections out of 11 and just 13 years out of the last 41 years in power.

@MrGranfield 3 года назад

Had not Blair resigned in 2007 I am sure he would have won the 2010 election for Labour.

@TheApollotd 3 года назад

@@MrGranfield If it wasn't for Iraq he'd have won most seats but not a majority.

@indefatigable8193 3 года назад

I honestly think you have to listen to Blair’s continuous comments about innovation to truly understand his appeal. And the proof of that, the sincerity of that is his and Gordon’s lack of desire to receive knighthoods. There’s something... messianic in their leadership. You want it to be admirable but like all baby boomers lol they just don’t have it in them to be loved. They only know how to be utilitarian. See Jack Straw.

@MrWoodii 2 года назад

@@TheApollotd Don't forget Blair won in 2005 after Iraq. I think, had it not been for Gordon "Judas" Brown. Labour would have won in 2010.

@VincentRE79 2 года назад

@@MrGranfield He would probably have been in a coalition with the Lib Dems.

@henrikb.folkestad3204 3 года назад

Charles Moore went on to write Thatcher's authorized biography btw.

@relathan1 4 года назад

Love the "House of Cards" music.

@sablebasilisk7998 4 года назад

Francis Urquhart......,I wonder who Michael Dodds was thinking of ????

@conalljemfrey8630 4 года назад

Fantastic isn't it

@npe1 3 года назад

It was ironic to see John Horam as a Eurosceptic. He began life in the Labour Party as a Labour MP on the moderate right of Labour. He left Labour in 1981 to join the SDP and presumably one reason he left was because of the Bennite Eurosceptism of the hard left. The SDP was a passionately pro- European party and then he joined the Conservatives around the late 1980's and became MP for Orpington and a Eurosceptic.

@E.B.J.S. 2 месяца назад

How is it ironic? People's views can change over time.

@cBearTV- 4 года назад

So people's houses were repossessed, business went bust, and families struggled to keep a roof above them or food on their tables, which undoubtedly led to people even taking their own lives.... And what did the chancellor do? He sang in the bath, and laughed and joked! Just shameful absolutely shameful!

@blueknight07 Год назад

History appears to be repeating itself

@zulkiflijamil4033 Год назад

"That "no, no, no" turned to "yes, yes, yes" "

@cdnJGSL Год назад

House of Cards (UK version) theme music :) at the beginning @0:51

@MultiVince95 6 лет назад

Brilliant

@heinkle1 6 лет назад

What a disastrous decline for the Tories during the 90s...

@johnking5174 5 лет назад

@Gavin Martin What, giving them devolution?

@theman2017inc 5 лет назад

Heinkle With Brexit or the weak and disastrous management of it, are we seeing history repeat itself???

@TheCulturedThug Год назад

You need to do some noise reduction on this mate. I think RU-vid allows you to change the upload without doing it again.

@johnking5174 5 лет назад

Thatcher's vindictive streak came through with the 1990 Broadcasting Act which was designed to kill Thames Television who she hated for making "Death on the Rock" programme. The 1991 franchise round for ITV was Thatcher's final death blow to a great company, an independent company which she wanted to see brought to their knees. And she did. So much for being a devout Christian.

@jamesmitchell8922 4 месяца назад

A man won millions of pounds by betting that the UK would leave the ERM by the end of 1992

@hodderpaul 3 года назад

Patton moment made the night a good one.

@channelfogg6629 3 года назад

General Patton was there? And what have you to say about Patten?

@alphabetaxenonzzzcat 2 года назад

Chris Patten? Is that who you mean? He lost his seat under Major in 1992. I never rated him as a politician.

@SiVlog1989 5 лет назад

Whether we (as a nation) liked her or loathed her, Margret Thatcher had too much influence on who would follow in her mighty wake. Whoever became Tory leader after her, and especially if she was endorsed by her, then, for want of a better phrase, God help them. Her colleagues who supported her (rather than followed her beliefs like they were gospel) must have been too weak kneed to challenge her. With the Poll Tax for example, many of her colleagues knew that it was not going to go down well with the very "Middle England" they had won over after 1979, that it was going to cost them. Frankly, they were damned if they did and damned if they didn't

@markbenjamin1703 Год назад

Part 2 coming soon

@richardlaversuch9460 5 лет назад

John Major still thinks his victory in 1992 was down to him.

@jamiengo2343 4 года назад

Did Labour lose the election more than Major won it?

@evonne_o 3 года назад

@@jamiengo2343 Yes. Major wasn't that popular even in 1992.. Labour lost that election especially with that Sheffield rally that they had just before the election. Was talking to my foster sister and told her if I was old enough to vote which I was not at the time as I was 16.5 years old then I was put off by the arrogance Maybe if they didn't did that rally then they might of won. But after what happened at Black Wendesday them the Tories would of been back in power in 97 and things would of been different. Maybe Brexit might of happened earlier. We will never know,

@alphabetaxenonzzzcat 2 года назад

Labour lost that election rather Major winning it. To be honest, I don't think the Tories have ever recovered from ERM debacle.

@dietrichrosiers8184 7 месяцев назад

It is up to him. He had ensured that the party won the highest amount of votes, ever

@cbjgdicad1 3 года назад

If you haven't seen it the documentary available on RU-vid.. Jeffrey Archer a life of lies is a must see

@durham6551 4 года назад

Thatcher was correct on most things, but Major was a very poor leader.

@channelfogg6629 3 года назад

'Thatcher was correct on most things...' - The 2008-9 financial crisis begins with Thatcherism and the de-industrialisation begins with her too. The woman was an idiot.

@andrewhuckle803 3 года назад

I know it is stated that oppositions don't win elections, governments lose them. But you can't look at the history of the Tory Party at this time and not comment on the Blair effect going on as well.