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This week's long interview travels back to the Africa of the 1950s: before the post-colonial "wind of change" , and a time when there was hope of a peaceful move towards majority rule. Sir Garfield Todd was prime minister of what was then Southern Rhodesia between 1953 and 58. He became a supporter of majority rule, and opposed the regime of Ian Smith which declared Unilateral Independence in 1965. A new official biography of Todd has just been published. Bill Whiteford speaks to its author, Susan Woodward. Image shows Ian Smith being interviewed for Panorama in 1971.