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Correspondence between Abu Abraham and Michael Foot, editor of the Tribune between 1948 and1952. Folder includes 18 letters with attachments including newspaper cuttings, articles and greetings cards designed and sketched by Abu. Most correspondence sent from Abu to Michael Foot.
Creator: Abraham; Abu (1924-2002); cartoonist

Michael Foot at the 1981 Labour Party Conference held at Brighton.

Michael Foot at the 1981 Labour Party conference held at Brighton.

Prints by Guardian/Observer photographers

Box 1
Fagg, Christine
Fainlight, Ruth: Poet
Fairbairn, Nicholas: Politician & Q.C.
Fairbanks, Zoe
Fairfax, John: Oarsman
Fallici, Oriana
Falshaw, Brian & Mark: Farmers
Faraday, Dr Ann
Farmer, Philippe: Writer
Farner, Peter: Fashion
Farquharson, Mrs Olive
Farrell, Charles: Equity
Farrell, J.G: Writer
Farren, Michael: Nasty Tales Case
Faulder, Carolyn: Writer
Faulkner, Brian
Faux, Susie: 'Wardrobe'
Fawkes, Sandy
Fay, Patricia: NADFAS
Fazan, Eleanor: Theatre
Feacham, Richard Dr
Feather, Victor: Trade Unionist
Fedro, Maria: R.A.D.A.
Feinstein, Elaine: Poetry
Feldman, Victor: Musician (Jazz)
Felix, Julie: Folk Singer
Fenner, Maurice: London Probation Officer
Fenner, Peggy: Politics
Fenten, Hilary
Fenton, John: Super-Salesman
Ferguson, Pam: Authoress
Ferman, James: British Board of Fil Classification
Ferranti, S: Industrialist
Ffransis, F: Welsh Language Sty
Figes, Mrs Eva L: Author
Figgures, Mr F.E. (C.M.G.): Civil Servant
Firbank, Ann: R.S.C.
Field, John: London Festival Ballet
Field, John
Field, Lesley
Fielding, Kay
Fields, Grace
Fieldhouse, John DE: Nato
Finch, Alex: Hilditch & Key
Finney, Patricia
Finney, Tom: Ex Footballer
Finucane, Marian: Editor of Status
Fish, Michael: Fashion
Fiske, Baron W.G.: GLC
Fiske, Trevor: N.U. of Students
Fisher, A: Nat Union of Public Employees
Fisher, Dorothea
Fisher, Florence
Fitt, Gerard: M.P.
Fitton, Barry: Poet, Etc
Fitton, Harvey: Writer
Fitton, Pamela
Fitzsimons, Father Jack
Flack, Bert: Groundsman
Flanders, Michael: Writer & Actor
Fletcher, Alexander: Politician
Fletcher, Louise
Fletcher, Peter: Music Chief, Inner London Education Authority
Floering, Ingrid: T.V. Producer
Florent, Josephine: Model
Flinders, Evelyn

Box 2
Foges, Wolfgang: Publishers
Foggitt, Bill: Weather Forecasts
Fonteyn, Margot: Ballet Dancer
Foot, Michael: Politician
Foot, Paul: Journalist
Foot, Professor: Manchester University
Folen, Jane Inspector: Brixton Police
Foley, M.A: Politician
Foley, Winifred: Writer
Forbes, Ainsley: Child Care SuperIntendant
Forbes, Sir Archibald: GBB
Forbes, Bryan: ABPC
Forbes, Sarah
Ford, Colin: National Portrait Gallery
Ford, Martha: Swapo's Women's Campaign
Ford, Sid: Trade Unionist
Ford, Vanessa: Casting
Ford, Veronica: "Working Wife"
Forden, Leonard: Trade Union
Fordham, John: 'City Limits'
Forman, Nigel: Politician
Forrest, Maryann: Novelist
Forrest, W: Selby Project
Forster, Elizabeth
Forster, Elizabeth
Forster, Margaret: Author
Forster, Pat: Ritzy Cinema
Forsyth, Frederick: Writer
Forte, Sir Charles: Forte and Co. Lta
Foster, Joanna: Oxford
Foster, Ruth: Education
Fothergill, Dorothy: Post Office
Fowler, Norman: Politician
Fowler, Peter: Inspector Manchester City Police
Fox, Robert: Producer
Foyle, Christina
Fozard, John: Chief Designer of the Harrier Jump Jet

Box 3
Frances, (Mother): Mother Superior
Francis, Clare: Sailor
Francis, Dai: South Wales Miner's
Francis, Juanta
Francis-Williams, Lord
Francois, Claude: French Pop Singer
Frandenburg, C: Feminist Campaigner
Franke, Lynne: Fashion P.R.
Frankenburg, C.A. Mrs
Franklin, Aretha
Franklin, Dr N.K: Atomic Energy Authority
Franklin, Ruth: Ceramics
Franks, Lynn: Fashion
Franks, Sir Oliver: Diplomat
Fraser, Antonia, Lady: Author
Fraser, Gilly: Playwright
Fraser, Sir Hugh: Harrods
Fraser, Jean: Sculptor
Fraser, John: Costume Designer
Fratini, Gina: Fashion Designer
Fraughan, Charles: Sculptor
Frayne, Michael: Novelist
Frazer, Lt. Col. Simon
Fredericks, Jean: Drag
Freedland, Michael*
Freedman, Harriet: Soft Sculptress
Freeling, Nicholas
Freely, Maureen
Freemantle, Brian: Writer
Freeman, John: Politician
Freeson, Reginald: MP
Frenais Le, Ian: TV Writer
French, Vic: Communist
Frere-Smith, C: Keep Britain Out
Freud, Clement: Politician
Friday, Nancy: Writer
Friedman, Yona: Architect
Friedrich, Gotz: Theatre
Friend, Rodney: Leader L.P.O
Frink, Elisabeth: Artist
Frisby, Terence: Playwright
Frith, Bob: Artist
Froshaug, Judy: Writer
Fry, Christopher: Playwright
Fry, Susanne: prospex 67
Fry, Tristan: Musician
Fuchs, Dr Vivian: Antarctica
Fuller, Dudley: Telescopes
Fuller, Pauline: Shotokan
Fuller, Roy: Poet
Furlong, Monica: Author
Furse, Maggie
Futcher, David: Playleader
Fyffe, Patrick: Drag
Fyson, Nancy Lu: Education
Creator: Manchester Guardian; Picture Desk; Manchester Picture Library

Typed and handwritten notes written by Hugo Young to record political conversations and informal interviews held with individuals in 1982.

The conversations are with the following people:

John Biffen, 16 January 1982
Richard Holme, 19 January 1982
Document presenting summary of outstanding trials in the crown courts, 29 January 1982
James Prior, 30 January 1982

Richard Holme, 2 February 1982
David Owen, 4 February 1982
Sir John Donaldson, 9 February 1982
Soames, 17 February 1982
Geoffrey Lane, with attached letter from Lane to Hugo Young, 17 February 1982
Elwyn Jones, 25 February 1982

John Nott, 20 February 1982

Ian Maxwell, 11 March 1982

Richard Holme, 24 March 1982
David Steel, 25 March 1982

John Barry, 1 April 1982
'RB' about the Falklands War, 9 April 1982
Neil Kinnock, 22 April 1982
James Prior, 23 April 1982

Comment from Michael Jones to Magnus Linklater concerning military intervention in the Falklands, 5 May 1982
Comment from Michael Jones to Magnus Linklater concerning military intervention in the Falklands with attached interview extract, 6 May 1982
Chris Patten, 6 May 1982
Formal transcript of interview with Margaret Thatcher on the Jimmy Young Show, mainly about the Falklands War, 19 May 1982
Comment from Michael Jones to Magnus Linklater entitled 'UK document on negotiations for a peaceful settlement guidance' , 20 May 1982
Comment from Michael Jones to Magnus Linklater concerning military intervention in the Falklands, 21 May 1982
Comment from Michael Jones to Magnus Linklater concerning military intervention in the Falklands, 22 May 1982
Peter Middleton, 26 May 1982*

Ken Livingstone, 3 June 1982
John Nott, 18 June 1982

William Whitelaw, concerning the break-in at Buckingham palace, July 1982
Geoffrey Pattie, 7 July 1982
William Whitelaw, formal interview transcript, 22 July 1982

Francis Pym, 23 October 1982
Eric Heffer, 28 October 1982

Leon Brittan, 4 November 1982

Tony Judge, 9 December 1982

Significant subjects covered in conversation discussions include:

Margaret Thatcher and her leadership of the Conservative party
Government defence policy
Falklands War
Michael Foot and his leadership of the Labour party
The forthcoming general election
The economy
Reform of the judiciary and legal system
Break-in at Buckingham palace and the subsequent inquiry
Creator: DS/UK/122

File entitled 'Narrative 1983' by Hugo Young.

Contains political cuttings from various newspapers collected by Hugo Young during 1983 for research of his book 'One of Us'

Also includes:
Handwritten research notes
Script of Margaret Thatcher's 'New Year Message' for 1983
Script of Margaret Thatcher's meeting with Amercian journalists, 2 February 1983
Copy of speech by David Owen, 18 February 1983
Transcript of interview by Hugo Young with Michael Foot, 1 March 1983
Transcript of BBC interview with Margaret Thatcher, 30 March 1983
Copy of speech made by Margaret Thatcher, 13 May 1983
Copy of speech made by Margaret Thatcher, 23 May 1983
Copy of speech made by Michael Heseltine, 5 November 1983
Research articles and papers
Creator: DS/UK/122

Correspondence between Anthony Howard and a number of individuals and organisations including Lady Antonia Fraser, Michael Foot (MP), Nicholas Fraser, Henry Fairlie, Peter Freeman, Faber and Faber, the Fabian Society, Face the Press (Tyne Tees TV), Feedback (BBC), Angela Findlater, James Fox (staff), and Susana Frayn (staff).

Also various invites to lunch, reader letters and a memorial service pamphlet for Richard Findlater (1921-1985).
Creator: The Observer Limited; Editor's Office; Anthony Howard

Includes correspondence between Terry Kilmartin and Miriam Gross and the following individuals or their representatives: Angus Wilson, Sir Alfred Ayer, Margaret Drabble, Edna O'Brien, Stephen Spender, Tom Stoppard, Arthur Koestler, Philip Larkin, Sir Victor Pritchett, Michael Foot, Graham Greene, Peter Porter, Mary McCarthy, Kathleen Nott, Lord Annan.
Also includes contributions from John Kenyon and Lorna Sage.
Also includes list of people asked.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Terry Kilmartin

Includes correspondence between Terry Kilmartin and Miriam Gross and the following individuals or their representatives: Sir Victor Pritchett, Lord Annan, Philip Larkin, Harold Pinter, Stephen Spender, Tom Stoppard, Angus Wilson, Sir Isaiah Berlin, Edna O'Brien, Sir Alfred Ayer, Arthur Koestler, Doris Lessing, Stuart Hampshire, Graham Greene, Anthony Burgess, Anthony Kenny.
Also includes proofed contributions from some of the above and AJP Taylor, Clive James, Anthony Howard, Martin Amis, Hermione Lee, John Kenyon, Peter Conrad, Margaret Drabble, Paul Bailey, Anthony Thwaite, Al Alvarez, Peter Porter, Michael Foot, Lorna Sage, Mary McCarthy, Ian McEwan, Hilary Spurling, Malcolm Muggeridge, Diana Cooper, Naomi Lewis, Edward Crankshaw, Philip French and Christopher Wordsworth.
Also includes list of people asked.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Terry Kilmartin