 The tone was found to be objectionable by Labour, particularly as a companion film on Edward Heath and his Conservative government broadcast the following evening "Mr Heath's Quiet Revolution" was thought to be much more positive.During Wilson's interview in his room at the House of Commons, reporter David Dimbleby asked him to reveal the precise fee he had been paid by "The Sunday Times" for the serialisation rights of his memoirs of the government's period in office.This, plus the accusation that he might have profited from his access to secret government papers, led to a heated exchange between them.