by Eryl Hall Williams, Reader in Criminology in the University of London
A series of talks commenting on current legal issues

There is growing concern over the use of tape recordings in the courts. How far are they admissible as evidence in criminal proceedings? Clearly there are great dangers in using them at all; so to what extent should they be used? Mr. Hall Williams considers these questions and compares the practice here with that in the United States.

David Mason
Joyce Hedges

by EDWARD ALBEE with Marius Goring as Peter
William Sylvester as Jerry
Produced, by JOHN GIBSON
: second broadcast

Quartet in A Op. 18. No. 5
Quartet in B flat Op. 18, No. 6 played by the Koeckert Quartet
Rudolf Koeckert. Willi Buchner Oskar Riedl , Josef Merz on a gramophone record
The fourth programme in the complete series

by Bernard Bergonzt
In the early 1950s there were the first signs for many years of a new movement in the work of younger English poets which for some reason became known as ' The Movement.' Mr. Bergonzi considers the impact and influence of this movement in relation to that other, very different, phenomenon, ' Modern poetry.'