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Programme introduced by Zia Mohyeddin. The first item looks at the on-going debate on the establishment of black sections within the Labour Party. We see an extract from a speech against the idea made by Ron Lisk-Carew of the Birmingham Perry Barr Labour party at the party's annual conference in Blackpool.
In the studio Mita Hackett chairs a debate on the issue between Paul Sharma and Sharon Atkin who are in favour and Labour activist Bob Lee who is against.
The next item is a musical performance by the Marks Brothers who sing 'Jo Jo's Bar'.
Finally in the studio Hilary Minster talks to Andrew Robinson who has written a biography of the film-maker Satyajit Ray about Ray's new film, the Home on the World. We see several clips from the film. Under the end credits there are clips from this week's Here and Now on 4 film: The Empress and the Munshi.
Contributors: Sharon Atkins; Bob Lee; Paul Sharma; Marks Brothers; Andrew Robinson
The Home on the World courtesy of Artifical Eye
VTR Editor: Graham Thompson
Production Team: Paula Ahluwalia; Hilary Minster; Vera Gilbert; Peter Emina; Mita Hackett; Pauline Pearson; Lynne Stevens
Directors: Sid Kilbey; Michael Hayes
Producer/Presenter: Zia Mohyeddin
Production number 5084/84. Sharon Atkin was suspended from the Labour Party in 1987 whilst the candidate for the Nottingham East seat as the dispute over black sections continued within the party.