Margaret Kitchin (piano)
Scottish National Orchestra Leader, Sam Bor
Conductor, Alexander Gibson
Part 1

by Stanley de Smith
Professor of Public Law
In the University of London
Constitutional guarantees of human rights and freedoms have traditionally been scorned in Britain, from the time of Bentham's tirades against the Declaration of Rights. Yet within the last five years they have been applied to a number of British dependencies and have formed a live, even crucial, issue in the new constitutions of Nigeria, Kenya, the Rhodesias, and elsewhere.
What accounts for this complete change in British policy, and what does such entrenchment achieve that the law of the land cannot?

Part 2

The last in the present series of programmes in which different interpretations on records are compared.
BEETHOVEN'S STRING QUARTET In F minor. Op. 95 played by the Busch, Lener. and Budapest Quartets discussed by Denis Stevens and Harold Truscott
Chairman, Roger Fiske

Sacred poems by Henry Vaughan The ' Silurist '
A selection made and introduced by Rayner Heppenstall
Read by Alan Wheatley