Season 1979 1979

From Edinburgh and Cardiff, the Nationwide team look at some of the issues that might lead to the biggest change in the United
Kingdom for centuries. Including tonight -
Pigeonhole, Glyn Worsnip and WALTER with a special Celtic edition. Also from far and near, the Programme's team of reporters, LUKE CASEY, BERNARD CLARK , KEVIN COSGROVE , TONY FRANCIS , DIANE HARRON , JAMES HOGG , BILL KERR ELLIOTT , NICHOLAS WOOLLEY and GLYN WORSNIP bring you films and features that reflect the way life is Nationwide.

Documentary on the upcoming tour by Kate Bush

At the end of the second week of the election campaign, the Leader of the Opposition comes into the Nationwide studio to answer your questions.

How safe are the world's ageing jet airliners? Is so-called' psychic surgery' a fraud? Why should diplomats who commit crimes be able to escape punishment? In the first of three reports
Roger Cook and Bill Kerr Elliott review a year of Nationwide's investigative journalism.

An interview with production designer Ken Adam about his work on the James Bond movie Moonraker (1979).

Roger Cook and Bill Kerr Elliott conclude their review of a year of Nationwide's investigative reporting. Tonight:
The private investigator who kidnaps children to order; where the Cup Final tickets go; and the sad story of the firemen who stayed at their posts.

In this new series Nationwide follows a seaside doctor through the most hectic week of his year, working 24 hours a day as the doctor for all emergencies.

Nationwide cameras follow a seaside doctor as he works round the clock looking after a general practice swollen by 50.000 holiday-makers.

Nationwide cameras follow a seaside doctor as he works round the clock looking after a general practice swollen by 50,000 holiday-makers.

The start of a regular new feature-Home Office, in which
Glyn Worsnip presents a mixture of hints on jobs around the house, advice on consumer problems, and some amusing thoughts from the Nationwide postbag.

Bob Wellings continues his exploration of the world of North Sea oil with a report on the construction of a giant rig.

In October young people all over the country were invited by Nationwide to write original Christmas carols. Tonight, from Coventry Cathedral, Sue Lawley presents the nine finalists who perform their songs before a panel of judges including Peter Skellern , Dana and Justin Hayward of The Moody Blues,