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Typed and handwritten notes written by Hugo Young to record political conversations and informal interviews held with individuals from 1969-1976.

The conversations are with the following people:

Douglas Hurd, 5 November 1969

Willam Whitelaw, 20 January 1970

Michael Fraser, 10 March 1970
John Biffen, 24 March 1970

Notes of talk with Reginald Maudling, 28 May 1970
Notes of an off-the-record conversation with Douglas Hurd on Heath's staff, 29 May 1970 - CLOSED

Memorandum from F.T.R Giles to Hugo Young detailing discussion over lunch with Donald Maitland, 24 September 1970
Labour 'Post Mortem', 25 September 1970
Douglas Hurd, 29 September 1970

Robin Balniel, 4 November 1970
John Biffen, 12 November 1970
Lunch with MacDonnell ('MJB') 17 November 1970

'Off the record' with Lord Robens, 1 December 1970 - CLOSED

Notes on [Harold] Wilson memoirs, 31 March 1971

Notes on lunch with Reginald Maudling, 1 February 1972 - CLOSED

Douglas Hurd, 7 November 1973
Terry Pitt, 20 November 1973
Tony Benn, 30 November 1973

'BRW' (Conservative MP) 6 December 1973
Michael Wolff, 18 December 1973
Notes on Michael Wolff, 18 December 1973
Talk with Prime Minister, 20 December 1973 - CLOSED*

Copy of letter from Edward Heath to Joseph Gormley, concerning the restrictions on use of electricity in industry due to the world energy crisis, 23 January 1974
Len Murray, 24 January 1974
Memorandum from the Editor of the Sunday Times to Hugo Young, detailing a confidential conversation with James Prior, about 'The Crisis', 30 January 1974 - CLOSED

Memorandum from the Editor of the Sunday Times to Hugo Young, about Labour party opinion on the miner's strike, 7 February 1974
Notes taken from Richard Rose conversation, Feb-Mar 1974

Alexander Lyon, 24 May 1974

Lord Windlesham, 5 June 1974
Report from Foreign Office, 6 June 1974
Report from Cabinet Office, 6 June 1974
[Michael] Oakeshott, 6 June 1974
Memorandum from the Deputy Editor of the Sunday Times to Hugo Young, detailing a talk with George Thomson, 6 June 1974

[Lord] Hailsham, July 1974
Norman Atkinson, 10 July 1974
Shirley Williams, 12 July 1974

Perceptions of Roy Jenkins, 1 August 1974

'JL' [Labour MP] 30 November 1974

Memorandum from Ronald Butt, Deputy Editor of the Sunday Times to Hugo Young, to give a summary of lunch with Sir John Hunt, 5 December 1974
Memorandum from Ronald Butt, Deputy Editor of the Sunday Times to Hugo Young, to give a summary of lunch with Tony Benn, 5 December 1974
Comments to Bruce Page, about the Prevention of Terrorism Bill, 6 December 1974
Chris Patten, 11 December 1974
Gwyn Morgan, 12 December 1974
Alexander Lyon, 13 December 1974
Memorandum from the Editor of the Sunday Times, to Hugo Young, concerning notes of a lunch with a 'non-political source', dated 'late' 1974

[Anthony]Crosland, 14 January 1975
Douglas Hurd, 22 January 1975

Transcript of conversation between Denys Scott, former vice-chairman of Lexington International, Michael Jones and Peter Dunn about the Barnet Campaign, 6 March 1975
Martin Wright, 12 March 1975

Ian Gilmour, 9 April 1975
David Marquand, 15 April 1975

Tom McCaffrey, 21 May 1975
Dipak Nandy, 22 May 1975

Joe Haines, 25 June 1975

[John] Lyttle, 10 September 1975

Harold Wilson, 29 October 1975

Lunch with Harold Wilson and Roy Thomson, 26 November 1975
Notes on Defence cuts, November 1975

Memorandum from Deputy Editor of the Sunday Times to Hugo Young, detailing a talk with Henry Kissinger at Claridges, 16 December 1975

Douglas Hurd, 18 January 1976 - CLOSED
Lord Robens, 22 January 1976
Letter from Edward Heath to Hugo Young, declining invitation to discuss events of 1973-74, 28 January 1976
'HE' notes, 29 January 1976

Letter from Edward Heath to Harold Evans, 11 February 1976
Michael Wolff, 12 February 1976

Letter from Nigel Lawson to Hugo Young, concerning published material written by Hugo, 12 March 1976

Jim Prior, 3 June 1976
John Biffen, 3 June 1976
Gordon Wilson, 3 June 1976
William Whitelaw, 9 June 1976
John Biffen, 17 June 1976

'JP' (Conservative MP) 21 July 1976
Conservations entitled 'Pound notes' with Edmund Dell, Shirley Williams, David Owen, Bill Rodgers, and Jack Straw, all commenting on economic policy 28-29 September 1976

Burke Trend, 14 October 1976

Notes sent to Hugo Young about immigration, 28 October 1976

David Owen, 18 November 1976

'Note on the Left from moderate Whitehall advisor', undated
Note to 'Peter' containing relevant statistics that he may wish to use, undated
Mick McGahey, undated
'DB', undated
R Darlington, undated
Harris, undated
[Lord] Merlyn, undated
K Spears, undated
Tam Dalyell, undated
Francis Pym, undated
Leon Brittan, undated
Notes on Hattersley and Benn, undated*
[Frank] Soskice, undated

Significant subjects covered in conversation discussions include:

General Election 1970
General Election(s) 1974
Harold Wilson and his leadership of the Labour Party
Edward Heath and his leadership of the Conservative Party
Government foreign policy
Government defence policy
Campaign for leader of the Conservative Party
World energy crisis
The economy
Political situation in Ireland
Europe
UK European referendum
Prevention of Terrorism Act
Immigration
South African Arms
Creator: DS/UK/122

Typed and handwritten notes written by Hugo Young to record political conversations and informal interviews held with individuals in 1977-78

The conversations are with the following people:

Tony Benn, 9 March 1977
Francis Pym, 15 March 1977
Roy Hattersley, 16 March 1977 - CLOSED*
Edward Heath, 16 March 1977
David Steel, 25 March 1977
Douglas Hurd, 30 March 1977

David Steel, 27 April 1977
Roy Hattersley, 28 April 1977 - CLOSED*
Jo Grimond, 28 April 1977
'JP' 28 April 1977

Memorandum containing typescript of conversation with David Owen, 13 May 1977 - CLOSED
'AL' 18 May 1977
Memorandum detailing off-the-record briefing by the Prime Minister, James Callaghan, 24 May 1977 - CLOSED

Joe Haines, 1 June 1977
Robert Armstrong, 2 June 1977
'RH' (Labour MP) 3 June 1977
[Lord] Hailsham, 10 June 1977
Chris Patten, 21 June 1977

Memorandum from Deputy Editor of the Sunday Times to Hugo Young, detailing lunch with Denis Healey and information given concerning the relationship between unemployment and inflation, 2 August 1977
Additional notes on Healey lunch, undated

'CP' Autumn 1977
Jim Prior, 13 September 1977
Chris Patten, 15 September 1977
Baron Hayhoe, 15 September 1977
Tony Benn, 20 September 1977

Robert Jackson, 5 November 1977
Roy Hattersley, 8 November 1977 - CLOSED*
Memorandum from Deputy Editor of the Sunday Times to Hugo Young, detailing lunch conversation with Shirley Williams, 9 November 1977
Memorandum from Harold Evans, Editor of the Sunday Times to Hugo Young, detailing a 'private' talk with the Prime Minister on 15 November 1977, 17 November 1977
Jim Prior, 22 November 1977
Richard Holme, 22 November 1977

Eric Varley, 7 December 1977
[John] Lyttle, 14 December 1977
Chris Patten, 15 December 1977

Notes of meeting between F Giles and Margaret Thatcher, New Years Day 1978
Harold Lever, 5 January 1978

Notes from Michael Jones to Hugo Young about the opinion of Margaret Thatcher and her party towards immigration, 3 February 1978
Roy Hattersley, 28 February 1978 - CLOSED*

'PT lunch' 14 March 1978

Margaret Bain, 18 April 1978

John Biffen, May 1978

Geoffrey Howe, 20 June 1978
Tony Benn, 28 June 1978

David Steel, 21 July 1978

John Harris, 10 August 1978

Roy Hattersley, 8 September 1978 - CLOSED*
David Stephen, 20 September 1978

David Steel, 18 October 1978
Tony Benn, 18 October 1978
Roy Hattersley, 19 October 1978 - CLOSED*

'KS' 7 November 1978
John Biffen, 16 November 1978

Douglas Hurd, 14 December 1978

Comment by Hugo Young entitled 'Shuffle misgivings' discussing the members and structure of the Callaghan cabinet, undated

[Bill] Rodgers, undated

Significant subjects covered in conversation discussions include:

James Callaghan and his leadership of the Labour party
Future policies and direction of the Labour party
Members and structure of the Callaghan cabinet
Margaret Thatcher and her leadership of the Conservative party
The economy
The forthcoming general election
The Liberal party
Europe
Immigration
Prison services
Creator: DS/UK/122

Typed and handwritten notes written by Hugo Young to record political conversations and informal interviews held with individuals in 1981.

The conversations are with the following people:

Chris Patten, 8 January 1981
Tom Jackson, 8 January 1981
Bill Sirs, 8 January 1981
Frank Chapple, 22 January 1981

Richard Luce, 11 March 1981
Murdoch lunch for 'Gang of Four', 20 March 1981
Bernard [Capham] 25 March 1981

Chris Patten, 29 April 1981

'PC' 'mid- May' 1981
Bill Rodgers, 27 May 1981

Transcript of formal interview by Michael Jones of the Sunday Times with James Callaghan, 4 June 1981
Pratap Chitnis, 17 June 1981
Chris Patten, 18 June 1981

Ian Gilmour, 1 July 1981

D Maitland,September 1981
'PC' 9 September 1981
'TD' 9 September 1981

SDP - Wexmouth, 8 October 1981
Letter to Hugo Young from [H.Atkins] 19 October 1981
Letter to Hugo Young from John Biffen, 19 October 1981

Adam Ridley, 7 November 1981
Sir Michael Havers, 15 December 1981

Significant subjects covered in conversation discussions include:

The Labour party and its relationship with trade unions
The departure of the 'Gang of Four' from the Labour Party and the formation of the Social Democratic Party
Margaret Thatcher and her leadership of the Conservative party
African Politics
Creator: DS/UK/122

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

Typed and handwritten notes written by Hugo Young to record political conversations and informal interviews held with individuals from 1979-1985.
These were used as research when writing his book 'One of Us'.

The conversations are with the following people:

Tim Lankester, 12 May 1979
Chris Patten, 15 May 1979

Jim Prior, 5 June 1979
John Biffen, 12 June 1979
Francis Pym, 19 June 1979
Chris Patten, 28 June 1979

Chris Patten, 6 September 1979
Jim Prior, 11 September 1979
Adam Ridley, 20 September 1979
Douglas Hurd, 28 September 1979

Peter Walker, 5 October 1979
Willie Whitelaw, 24 October 1979

Ian Gilmour, 1 November 1979
Douglas Wass, 7 November 1979
John Hoskyns, 7 November 1979
Ian Gilmour, 9 November 1979
Norman St John Stevas, 14 November 1979
Chris Patten, 20 November 1979

Jim Prior, 7 December 1979
John Biffen, 13 December 1979

Jim Prior, 8 February 1980
Geoffrey Howe, 15 February 1980
Bernard Ingham, 20 February 1980*
Grey Gowrie, 27 February 1980

Norman St John Stevas, 4 March 1980
'Relevant extracts from my notes of conversations', March 1980
Peter Walker, 9 March 1980

Michael Jones, 2 May 1980
Peter Walker, 15 May 1980
Christopher Soames, 16 May 1980
John Hoskyns, 22 May 1980
Ian Gilmour, 31 May 1980
John Biffen, 31 May 1980

Ian Gilmour, 5 June 1980

Chris Patten, 1 July 1980
Margaret Thatcher, 9 July 1980

Ian Gilmour, 11 September 1980
Notes, 11-12 September 1980
Brian Macarthur, 17 September 1980

Norman St John Stevas, 8 October 1980
John Biffen, 31 October 1980

John Hoskyns, 21 November 1980

Willie Whitelaw, 9 December 1980
Michael Heseltine, 11 December 1980

'For Norma Percy' 4 January 1981
Jim Prior, 6 January 1981
'MJ' January 1981

Grey Gowrie, 20 February 1981 (off the record)

Jim Prior, 4 March 1981
Jim Prior, 11 March 1981

Margaret Thatcher, 15 May 1981 (Private and confidential/off the record)
John Biffen, 19 May 1981
Leon Brittan, 23 June 1981

Francis Pym, 7 July 1981
Douglas Hurd, 14 July 1981

John Hunt, 8 October 1981
Jim Prior, 28 October 1981
Michael Jones, 30 October 1981

David Howell, 19 November 1981
Chris Patten, 26 November 1981

Willie Whitelaw, 7 December 1981

Roy Hattersley, 18 March 1981*

Peter Shore, 4 June 1981

Roy Hattersley, 24 September 1981*

Roy Jenkins, 20 January 1982

William Rodgers, 23 February 1982

Denis Healey, 31 March 1982

Tony Benn, 29 July 1982

David Owen, 17 November 1982
Denis Healey, 26 November 1982

John Smith, 20 January 1983

Roy Hattersley, 17 February 1983*
Peter Shore, 23 February 1983

David Steel, 27 April 1983

Peter Middleton, 7 July 1983*

Alan Walters, 6 January 1985
Creator: DS/UK/122

Typed and handwritten notes written by Hugo Young to record political conversations and informal interviews held with individuals from 1980-1986.
These were used as research when writing his book 'One of Us'.

The conversations are with the following people:

'DO' 27 November 1980

Cecil Parkinson, 4 February 1982*

Peter Walker, 4 March 1982

Tim Lankester, 6 April 1982

Kenneth Baker, 6 May 1982
Cecil Parkinson, 12 May 1982
Peter Walker, 12 May 1982
'W/e' 16 May 1982
Cecil Parkinson, 28 May 1982

Michael Jones, 3 June 1982
Michael Jones, 4 June 1982
Maurice Saatchi, 10 June 1982
George Younger, 16 June 1982
Sir Henry Leach, 17 June 1982

Notes, 7 July 1982
David Gilmore, 8 July 1982
Notes, 9 July 1982
Tim Lankester, 9 July 1982
Humphrey Atkins, 13 July 1982
John Nott, 28 July 1982
Kenneth Clarke, 29 July 1982

Japan ideas, September 1982
China 'notebook gutting' September 1982

Margaret Thatcher, 27 October 1982

Ian Gilmour, 9 November 1982
Michael Jopling, 10 November 1982
David Howell, 11 November 1982

Peter Walker, 13 January 1983
Kady Young, 19 January 1983

Willie Whitelaw, 8 February 1983

Ferdy Mount, 8 March 1983
Chris Patten, 10 March 1983
Keith Joseph, 16 March 1983
Charles Morrison, 17 March 1983
Geoffrey Howe, 17 March 1983
Ed Streator, 22 March 1983
John Biffen, 23 March 1983
Patrick Jenkin, 29 March 1983

Keith Middlemass, 4 May 1983
Cecil Parkinson, 5 May 1983
Jim Prior, 12 May 1983
Notes on Conservative Party manifesto, 13 May 1983

Douglas Wass, 29 June 1983

William Waldegrave, 6 June 1985

Transcript of Radio 4 broadcast 'Pillars of Society:Programme One- The Bar' presented by Hugo Young, 23 January 1986
Creator: DS/UK/122

With Sunday Times politcial editor Michael Jones at 10 Downing Street

Files of negatives of the following individuals:

Box 1:
Jabr, Saad Saleh
Jabotinsky, Vladimir
Jacklin, Tony
Jacks, Mike (set by Tony McGrath)
Jackson, Betty
Jackson, Brian
Jackson, Donald
Jackson, Eve
Jackson, Geoffrey & Lady (including set by David Newell Smith)
Jackson, Glenda (including sets by Tony McGrath & David Newell Smith)
Jackson, Gordon
Jackson, Hazel
Jackson, Reverend Jesse (set by Neil Libbert)
Jackson, Joe
Jackson, Mr (set by Tony McGrath)
Jackson, Michael
Jackson, Penny (set by Tony McGrath)
Jackson, Senator 'Scoop' (set by Tony McGrath)
Jackson, Sidney
Jackson, Tom (including set by Tony McGrath)

Box 2:
Jacob, Alarick
Jacobi, Derek (set by Neil Libbert)
Jacobs, Jane (set by David Newell Smith)
Jacobs, Commander John
Jacobs, Rabbi
Jacobsen, Per (set by Jane Bown)
Jacobsen, Quentin
Jacobsen, Stan
Jacobson, Dan (set by Tony McGrath)
Jacques, Elliott (set by Tony McGrath)
Jacques, Jean (set by Jane Bown)
Jacques, Martin
Jaeger, Andrea
Jaffe, Jack (set by Tony McGrath)
Jaffe, Rona
Jaffrey, Madhur
Jagger, Mick (set by Tony Prime, 1973 & David Newell Smith, 1964)
Jakobi, Stephen
Jakobovits, Dr Immanuel (set by Tony McGrath)
James, Charity
James, Clive (including sets by Neil Libbert & Jane Bown)
James, David (set by Tony McGrath)
James, Jack
James, JH (Deputy Master of the Mint)
James, John
James, Mr Justice (set by David Newell Smith)
James, Michael
James, Peter
James, Polly
James, Rosemary (set by Neil Libbert)
James, Lady Serena
James, Tony
Jameson, Conrad (set by Tony McGrath)
Jameson, Derek (including set by Jane Bown)
Jamieson, Detective Superintendent Colin
Janic, Bettina (set by Jane Bown)
Janiurek, Lenka (set by Tony McGrath)
Janowitz, Gundula (set by Tony McGrath)
Janson, Elly
Japan, Miss (Tenuko Ikeda)
Jara, Joan (set by Tony McGrath)
Jardim, Jorge (set by Neil Libbert)
Jarman, Dr Brian

Box 3:
Jarman, Derek (set by Ian Cook, 1971)
Jarosora, Madame M (set by Tony McGrath)
Jarratt, Alex
Jarreau, Al
Jarrett, Professor William
Jarvis, Fred (including set by Jane Bown)
Jarvis, Roly
Jaspar, Bobby
Jawad, Sabah
Jay, Douglas (set by Tony McGrath)
Jay, Peggy (set by David Newell Smith)
Jay, Peter
Jay, Tony
Jazy, Michel (set by David Newell Smith)
Jeanmaire, Zizi
Jeavons, Oliver
Jebb, Sir Gladwyn
Jeeves, Desmond (set by Neil Libbert)
Jefferson, Sir George (Chairman of British Telecom)
Jeffes, Simon
Jefford, Barbara
Jeffrey, Dr Ian
Jeffrey, Peter
Jellicoe, Admiral Lord
Jellicoe, Anne
Jenkin, Patrick
Jenkins, Charles (set by Neil Libbert)
Jenkins, Clive
Jenkins, David
Jenkins, Hugh (including set by Jane Bown)
Jenkins, Roy (including sets by David Newell Smith and Tony McGrath)

Box 4:
Jenkins, Clive
Jenkins, Roy
Jenkins, Simon
Jenkins, Tim
Jennings, Paul (staff) (set by David Newell Smith)
Jennings, Paul
Jennings, Richard
Jenson, Kaj (set by Neil Libbert)
Jessel, Oliver
Jessup, Leslie (Les) (staff) (sets by Jane Bown & David Newell Smith)
Jeuda, Diana (including set by David Newell Smith)
Jobey, Liz
Joffe, Grant
John, Barry
John, Brian
John, Elton (by John Reardon, 1985)
John, Rebecca
John, Sheila
Johnson, Mr (General manager of Euston Station)
Johnson, Andre
Johnson, Anne (set by Jane Bown)
Johnson, Anton
Johnson, Arthur (set by David Newell Smith)
Johnson, Gordon (including set by Tony McGrath)
Johnson, Henry C (Chairman British Railways Board)
Johnson, Hugo
Johnson, Joe (snooker)
Johnson, JJ (Trombonist)
Johnson, Ned
Johnson, Neville
Johnson, Paul
Johnson, Peter
Johnson, Philip (set by Tony McGrath)
Johnston, Frank
Johnston, Henry
Johnstone, James, Robert, Ian & Ernest
Johnstone, Patricia Gill
Johnstone, Raymond
Johnstone, Valerie E (set by David Newell Smith)
Jolly, Elton
Jolly, Mr (Sikh leader) (set by David Newell Smith)
Jones, Alan (set by Tony McGrath)
Jones, Aubrey (including set by Neil Libbert)

Box 5:
Jones, Aubrey (continued)
Jones, Bill
Jones, Colin (staff)
Jones, David
Jones, Daryl
Jones, Gareth
Jones, Griff Rhys
Jones, Sir Henry (set by David Newell Smith)
Jones, Jack (including sets by Colin Jones and David Newell Smith)
Jones, JE
Jones, Joey & Wally
Jones, Len
Jones, Liz
Jones, Mark Cornwall
Jones, Mary
Jones, Maurin
Jones, Mervyn
Jones, Michael
Jones, Nancy
Jones, Naomi
Jones, RT
Jones, Richard (set by Neil Libbert)
Jones, Tom & Trevor (Severnside Foods Ltd.)
Jones, Tristan
Jones, Dr Vicky Clement
Jonic, Bettina (set by Neil Libbert)
Joplin, Harold
Jopling, Michael
Jordan, King Hussein (set by Neil Libbert)
Jordan, Bill
Joseph of Joseph's, Sloane Street
Joseph, Adrian
Joseph, Sir Keith (including set by Neil Libbert)

Box 6:
Jordan, Joe
Jordan, Princess Muna of
Joseph, Sir Keith (continued)
Joseph, Maxwell (including set by David Newell Smith)
Josipovici, Gabriel
Jowitt, Harold (set by Neil Libbert)
Joxe, Louis
Joyce, Mr
Joyce, James
Juantorena
Judge, Paul
Jugunath, Aneeron
Juliana, Queen (set by David Newell Smith)
Jull, Philip (set by David Newell Smith)
July, Serge
Creator: The Observer Limited; Picture Desk; Observer Picture Library

Photographs of Sunday Times staff, buildings and events by Sally Soames, including:

Michael Ward outside 200 Grays Inn Road, Christmas 1968
Steve Brodie's Funeral, April 1978
Last night a the Sunday Times before its closure during the industrial dispute (6 prints), November 1978
May, Chester, Bambridge & Dawe (annotated), 17 November 1979
First night back after the industrial dispute closure (6 prints), 18 November 1979
Darkroom Staff, Grays Inn Road (2 prints), November 1979
Duke Hussey with last copies of The Times and Sunday Times (3 prints), 1979
William Rees Mogg in the empty newsrooom, 1979
Sunday Times NUJ Chapel Commitee press conference, 1979
Sale of the Sunday Times - watching the TV announcement in the newsroom, November 1980
Rupert Murdoch at the Sunday Times for the first time, meeting the printers, 1981
The last 'hot' pages, 26 February 1983
Frank Giles and Henry Brandon (3 prints), 29 April 1983
Picture Desk, Grays Inn Road ('Duncan and Mark are missing'), September 1985
200 Grays Inn Road, January 1989
Frank Giles (2 prints), nd
The Sunday Times football team, nd
Rupert Murdoch and Harry Evans at Grays Inn Rd after the purchase, nd
Magnus Linklater (News Editor) & Tony Dawe (deputy News Editor), nd
Michael Roberts (2 prints), nd
Harry Evans' Office , nd
Steve Brodie and Shirley Freeman, nd
Barry Fitzgerald and Ginger Wilson ('Union FOC's who brought Sunday Times to its knees'), nd
NUJ Crisis poster, nd

& Others