Does the House of Commons, as it operates today, match the needs of the second half of the twentieth century? What power has it in the conduct of affairs? Is it in need of reform?
An enquiry by Norman Hunt
Those interviewed include:
THE RT. Hon. lAIN MACLEOD. M.P. THE RT. HON.
HAROLD WILSON , M.P.
THE CLERK OF THE Housi
THE COMPTROLLER AND AUDITOR GENERAL
THE RT. HON. Jo GRIMOND. M.P. SIR RAYMOND STREAT
MR. FRANK COUSINS Produced by CHRISTOPHER HOLME

Excerpts from a jazz opera introduced by the composer William Russo
THE Russo ORCHESTRA
Leader, Ron Simmonds
Conductor, WILLIAM RUSSO
Assistant conductor, Richard Peaslee
T Last of four programmes

Three programmes dealing with current literary trends in France, in which various authors discuss their own work and their attitudes to the nouveau roman 1: Henry de Montherlant talking to BARBARA BRAY
Recently Barbara Bray talked to M. de Monthedant in French about his new novel Le Chaos et la Nuit-his first for twenty-four years—which he feels French critics have misunderstood. Here he gives his own interpretation of it, relating it to the rest of his work, and goes on to talk about his present preoccupations and future plans.
English introduction by Barbara Bray

ROBERT MASTERS PIANO QUARTET Robert Masters (violin) Nannie Jamieson (viola) Muriel Taylor (cello) Ross Pratt (piano)
Ninth of ten programmes Including
Faure's complete chamber music