File 11 - IPI conference at the LSE to discuss the state of the press and broadcasting freedom in the United Kingdom

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GUA/6/1/1/1/8/3/11

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IPI conference at the LSE to discuss the state of the press and broadcasting freedom in the United Kingdom

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  • March - April 1989 (Creation)

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Records relating to the International Press Institute (IPI) conference at the London School of Economics (LSE) to discuss the state of the press and broadcasting freedom in the United Kingdom, held at the London School of Economics on 21 April 1989, March - April, 1989.

Includes correspondence with IPI members, attendees and speakers concerning arrangements for the conference; press releases announcing the conference; guests lists; registration slips and lists of speakers and attendees.

Correspondents include: Lord Hailsham (politician); Max Hastings (editor, Daily Telegraph); Andrew Neil (editor, Sunday Times); Stewart Purvis (ITN); David MacCormick (Newsnight); Dr Albert Scharf (president, European Broadcasting Union); David Owen (MP) and John Tusa (BBC) and Donald Trelford (editor, The Observer).
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; Peter Preston (1938-2018)

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      27

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