John and Yoko Lennon interviewed on returning to the stage as a howler.

Richard Lindley interviews The Beatles on MBE's: All say they are delighted about it and that they found out about it six weeks previous. 'Paul says it doesn't make them any more respectable.'

Dusty Springfield interview: arriving off plane. Speaking about the fact that she was not willing to sing infront of segregated audiences in South Africa.

London: LAP: Cliff Richard interview by Brian Widlake after his return from tour of South Africa: most pleasurable tour for some time: not just because of the audiences, but because they had time off to swim and sunbathe: there was a colour bar: played mainly to Europeans: when they found out, they arranged two charity concerts in Capetown and Salisbury and a concert to a mixed audience in Port Elizabeth: playing to coloured audience was unforgetable experience: don't applaud, but cheer and wave arms in air and dance: would have been fairer to do more non European

Bill Haley interview by John Hartley on board train between Southampton and Waterloo:Talks about enthusiasm of fans: his show and new numbers: Rock and roll makes him feel happy: exhilarating type of music: Waves to crowds from train door at Waterloo.

London: LAP: Dave Brubeck interview by Lynne Reid-Banks: not many musicians copy his style because he can't copy himself at his best and wouldn't want to at his worst: likes to play dance halls best: people can listen and dance if they want.