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GUA/6/9/1/11/2/B · Dossier · c1965-c1985
Fait partie de Records of the Guardian newspaper

Includes photographs of:*
Baerlein, Richard
Baker, Stanley
Barclay, Patrick
Barden, Leonard
Barham, Albert
Barker, Dennis
Bartholomew, Tom
Bateman, Cynthia
Billington, Michael
Black, Peter
Blanden, Michael
Blandford, Linda
Blofeld, Henry
Boardman, Harry
Boston, Richard
Bourne, Richard
Boyd, Francis
Breach, Ian
Brittain, Victoria
Broad, Sarah
Brown, Robert
Brown, Derek
Creator: Manchester Guardian; Picture Desk; Manchester Picture Library

OBS/6/9/2/6/B · Sub-series · c1950-c2000
Fait partie de Records of The Observer newspaper

Files of prints of the following individuals:

Box 1
Bacon, Francis
Bacon, Francis (Dr)
Baddiel, David
Baez, Joan
Baerlein, Richard
Bailey, David
Bailey, Glenda
Bailey, Pauline
Bain, George
Bain, Neville
Bainbridge, Beryl
Baker, John
Baker, Kenneth
Baker, Stanley
Baker, Tom
Balanchine, George
Balasko, Josiane
Baldesson, John
Baldick, Robert
Baldwin, James - includes a set by Jane Bown
Baldwin, Stanley
Balenciaga
Ball, George
Ball, Jonathan (funeral of)
Ball, Zoe
Ballantine, Richard
Ballard, Dr Bob
Ballard, J.G.
Balls, Edward
Ballmer, Steve
Balmer, Desmond
Balogh, Thomas
Baloo, Sue
Baltra, Mireya
Bamber, David
Bambridge, Anthony

Box 2
Bamford, Dr W
Bamforth, Derek
Bananarama
Bancroft, Anne
Banda, Hastings
Bandranaike, Siravavo (portrait by David Newell Smith)
Banham, John
Banks, David
Banks, Ian
Banks, Iain
Banks, Tony
Bannister, Matthew
Banville, John
Barber, Lord Anthony
Barber, Frank
Barber, Lyn
Barber, Richard
Barbirolli, John
Barclay, Patrick
Barclay,William
Bardot, Brigitte
Barenboim, Daniel
Bario, Luciano
Barker, Elspeth
Barker, Howard
Barker, Kate
Barker, Ronnie
Barker, Sebastian
Barksdale, Jim
Barnard, Chris
Barnes, Adrian
Barnes, Clive
Barnes, David
Barnes, Jack
Barnes, Dame Josephine
Barnes, Julian
Barnes, Peter
Barnes, Richard
Barnes-Graham, Wilhelmina
Barnett, Corelli
Baron, Stanley
Barr, Emily
Barraclough, Jenny
Barrault, Jean-Paul
Barrault, John-Louis
Barre, Raymond
Barres, Pamela Des
Barrett, Laurie
Barrett, Robert
Barrington, Jim
Barry, John
Barrymore, Drew
Barrymore, Michael

Box 3
Barshai, Rudolf
Barstow, Josephine
Bart, Lionel
Bartenev, Andrey
Barton, Edward
Baryshnikov, Mikhail
Barzani, Massoud
Baselitz, Georg
Basie, Count
Basnett, David
Bassey, Shirley
Batchelor, Ernest
Bate, Anthony
Bates, Alan
Bates, Lisanne
Bates, Richard
Bates, Simon
Bates, Stephen
Bauwens, Mona
Bawden, Edward
Bawden, Nina
Baxter, [N]ina
Baws, Micheal
Baxter, Glen
Baxter, [N]ina
Baxter, Stanley
Bayley, Stephen
Bayliss, Marion
Baylis, Trevor
Bazalgette, Peter
Bazoft, Fazad
Bea, Cardinal
Beach Boys
Beale, Richard
Bearstead, Lord
Beatles (includes a set by Graham Finlayson)
Beatles (by Jane Bown)****

Box 4
Beatty, Warren
Beaton, Cecil
Beaumont, Peter
Beauvior, Simone De**
Beavis, Simon
Beckett, Andy
Beckett, Margaret
Beckett, Samuel (Includes portrait by Michael Peto)
Beckinsale, Kate
Bedford, Duke and Dutchess of
Bedoyere, Micheal De La
Beeching, Richard
Beecham, Thomas
Beefhart, Captain
Beer, Julius (picture of his mausoleum at Highgate cemetery only)
Beer, Rachel
Beer, SH
Begg, Ann
Begin, Menachem (Portrait by Neil Libbert)
Begley, Louis
Behan, Brendan
Behan, Brian (including set by Jane Bown)
Behr, Dani
Beisner, Monika
Bell, Eddie
Bell, Emily
Bell, Ian
Bell, Madeline
Bell, Martin
Bell, Peter
Bell, Quentin
Bell, Steve
Bell, Tim

Box 5
Bell, Trevor
Bella, Ahmed Ben
Bellamy, David
Bellecourt, Vernon
Bellisario, Ray
Belloc, Hilaire
Bellos, Alex (ex-staff)
Bellos, Linda
Belmondo, Jean-Paul
Beloff, Prof. Max
Beloff, Nora (ex-staff)
Belushi, James
Ben and Jerry
Benard, Andre (Eurotunnel)
Bendixon, Terence (staff)
Benetton, Luciano
Ben-Gurion, David (Including set by Michael Peto)
Benjamin, George
Benn, Caroline
Benn, Tony (2 files)
Bennett, Alan
Bennett, Jill

Box 6
Bennett, Tony
Bennetton, Luciano
Benson, Bernard
Benson, Glenwyn
Bentine, Michael
Bentley, Iris (sister of Derek Bentley)
Bentley, WO
Berberian, Cathy
Beresford, Dave (ex-staff)
Bergen, Candice
Berger, Helmut
Berger, Hugh and Margaret
Berger, John
Berger, Senta
Berger, William
Bergman, Ingrid
Bergman, Ingmar
Bergner, Elizabeth
Berio, Luiciano
Berkoff, Steven
Berlemont, Gaston
Berlin, Irving
Berlin, Isaiah
Bernal, Prof. John D.*
Bernard, Jeffrey
Berners-Lee, Timothy
Bernfes, Alexander (set by Peter Johns)
Bernhart, Sandra
Bernieres, Louis de
Bernstein, Leonard
Berry, Cicely

Box 7
Bertolucci, Bernardo
Bertram-Brown, Harvey
Besson, Luc
Bestall, Alfred
Betjeman, John (incl. Jane Bown)
Bettelheim, Bruno
Betts, Janet
Beuys, Joseph
Bevan, Aneurin
Beveridge, Lord
Bevins, Reginald
Beyfus, Drusilla
Bhagwati Prasadji, Shree
Bhatia, Shyam (staff)
Bhutto, Benazir*
Biffen, John
Big Audio Dynamite
Bigelow, Kathryn
Biggam, Robin
Biggs, Jane Ewart

Box 8
Biggs, John
Biggs, Ronald
Biko, Steve
Billen, Andrew
Billingham, Richard
Billington, Michael
Billington, Rachel
Billy Boy
Binchey, Maeve
Binoche, Juliette
Bingham, Lord
Binswanger, Christine
Birch, Peter
Birch, Dr John
Birch, Reg (Jane Bown)
Bird, Antonia
Bird, John
Bird, John (staff)
Birdwood, Lady (Jane Bown)
Birley, Sir Robert (Jane Bown and Bryn Campbell)
Birt, John
Birthistle, Sir Harrison
Bishop, Patrick (staff)
Bjork
Black, Cilla
Black, Conrad
Black, Ian (staff)
Black, Michael

Box 9
Black, Peter (staff)
Blackburn, Diana
Blackburn, Robin
Blackburn, Tony
Blackman, Honor
Blackstone, Baroness
Blair, Cherie
Blair, Lionel
Blair, Tony (Portraits)
Blair, Tony (MP Large prints)
Blair, Tony (General election 1997)
Blair, Tony (Prime minister 1)
Blair, Tony (Prime minister 2)

Box 10
Blair, Tony (Prime minister May 1997 - )
Blair, Tony (colour)
Blake, Peter
Blake, Quentin
Blakiston, Caroline
Blakeston, Georgiana
Blanc, Raymond
Blandford, Linda
Blatty, William
Bleasdale, Alan
Blech, Harry
Blessed, Brian
Blier, Bertrand
Bliss, Lady and Sir Arthur Bliss
Block, Derek
Blofeld, Henry (staff)
Bloom, William
Blond, Anthony
Blood, Diane (colour)
Bloodworth, Dennis (staff)
Blom-Cooper, Louis
Bloom, Claire
Bloom, John
Blovet, Max and Louis
Blough, Roger
Blow, Isabella
Blow, Sandra

Box 11
Bluebell, Miss and the Bluebell girls
Blume, Judy
Blumenfeld, Erwin
Blunkett, David
Blunt, Anthony
Bo, Stacka
Boaks, Bill
Boardman, Lord Tom
Boardman, Faith
Boasak, Allan
Boateng, Paul
Bobbitt, John Wayne
Bock, Dieter
Bockris, Victor
Bogdanovich, Peter
Bogdanoy, Michael
Bogart, Humphrey
Bogarde, Dirk
Body, Sir Richard
Boham, Marc
Bohle, Ernst
Blytn, Chay
Blythe, Ronald
Blur
Bluteau, Lothaire
Bly, Robert

Box 12
Bokassa, Jean-Bedel
Boll, Henrich
Bond, Edward
Bond, James
Bond, Michael
Bonfield, Peter
Bonham-Carter, Helena
Bonham-Carter, Lord Mark
Bonington, Chris
Bonser, David
Borland, Christine
De Bono, Edward
Brooker, Cedella
Booker, Chris
Boorman, John
Booth, Albert
Booth, Anthony
Booth, Connie
Booth, Margaret
Boothby, Lady
Booth-Clibborn, Edward
Boothroyd, Betty
Bordeaux, Michael
Borg, Alan
Borge, Victor
Borger, Julian
Borges, Jorge Luis
Borgnine, Ernest
Borgstrom, George
Borman, Frank
Bormann, Martin
Borofsky, Jonathan
Borelli, Father - includes a set by Jane Bown
Borrie, Gordon
Borroughs, William
Bosanquet, Reginald
Boshier, Derek
Boston, Richard
Bossano, Jospeph
Botha, Pik
Botton, Alain de
Bottomley, Virginia
Boulanger, Nadia
Boulaye, Patti
Boulez, Pierre
Boult, Adrian

Box 13
Boulting, Roy
Boumeddienne, Hourari
Bouquet, Carole
Boussac
Boutros-Ghali, Boutros
Bowcott, Owen
Bowden, Lord
Bowen, John
Bowers, Simon
Bowie, David
Bowles, Paul
Bown, Jane
Bowness, Alan
Boy George (Including set by Jane Bown)
Boycott, Rosie
Boyd, Arthur
Boyd, Francis
Boyd, William
Boyd Harte, Glynn
Boyce, Danny
Boyle, Edward
Boyle, Jimmy
Boyle, James
Boyle, Katie
Boyson, Rhodes
Bradbrook, Muriel
Bradbury, Malcolm
Braddock, Bessie
Bradley, David
Bradley, Paul
Bradshaw, Ian
Brady, Ian
Brady, Joan
Bragg, Billy
Bragg, Lady Alice
Bragg, Melvyn
Bragg, Paul

Box 14
Braham, Michael
Brain, Michael List
Braithwaite, Edmund Kamou
Braithwaite, Mark
Braithwaite, Peggy
Braque, George (by Jack Nisberg)
Brambell, Wilfred
Brampton, Sally
Branca, Ascanio
Brannagh, Kenneth
Brand, Jo
Brand, Lord
Brandauer, Klaus Maria
Brando, Marlon
Brandreth, Gyles
Brandt, Bill
Brandt, Willy (Includes portrait by Donald McCullin)
Branson, Richard
Braque, Georges
Brasher, Chris
Brassai
Brata, Sasthi
Bratbury, John
Bray, Barbara
Bryans, Anne
Breach, Ian
Brecht, Bertolt
Bremner, Rory
Brendel, Alfred*****
Brenton, Howard
Bresson, Henri Cartier
Bret, David
Brett, Jeremy
Brett, Simon
Brewster, Yvonne
Breyten Breytenbach
Brezhnev, Leonid
Brian, Helen
Brian, Havergal
Bricktop
Bridgeman, John

Box 15
Bridges, Jeff
Bridges, Roney
Bridgewater, Dee Dee
Briers, Richard
Briggs, Arthur
Briggs, Raymond
Bright, John
Brightman, Sarah
Brighton, Pam
Briginshaw, Lord RW
Brigstock, Lady Heather
Brill, Dianne
Brind, Briony
Brindle, David
Brindley, Calvin
Brink, Andre
Brisbane-Nash, Gabrielle
Brisley, Stuart
Bristol, Paul
Bristow, Gloria
Brittain, Victoria
Brittan, Leon
Brittan, Samuel
Britten, Benjamin
Britton, Alison
Britton, Harry
Broackes, Nigel
Broadbent, Jim
Broadbent, Norman

Box 16:
Brocklebank, Sir John
Brocklebank-Fowler, Christopher
Brocklehusrt, Jo
Bockway, Lord Fenner (Including a set by Jane Bown)
Brodie, David (Set by Jane Bown)
Brodkey, Harold
Brodowski, Elizabeth
Brodsky, Isaak
Brodsky, Josef
Brodsky, Volodya
Brody, Hugh (Print by Eamonn McCabe)
Brody, Neville
Broers, Alec
Brokenen, Anita
Brompton, Sally (Staff)
Bron, Eleanor
Bron, Prof Zakhar
Bronfield, Peter
Bronowski, Dr Jacobs
Brons, Andrew
Bronson, Charles
Bronson, Po
Bronstein, Audrey
Bronte, Carol & James
Brook, Adam
Brook, Danae
Brook, Denis
Brook, Fred
Brook, James
Brook, Lady Helen
Brook, Michael
Brook, Peter
Brooke, Gerald
Brooke, Lord Henry
Brooke, Peter
Brooke-Rose, Christine (Including set by Jane Bown)
Brooke-Taylor, Tim
Brookeborough, Lord
Brookes, Beata
Brookes, Bob
Brookes, James
Brookes, Martin
Brookes, Peter
Brookes, Stephen
Brookner, Anita
Brooks, Anita
Brooks, Claire
Brooks, Maggie
Brooks, Mel
Brooks, Meredith
Brooks, Peter
Brooks, Richard (Staff)
Brooks, Tony (by Jane Bown)
Brooks, Tony (M15)
Brookshaw, Jim
Broom, Dr Donald
Brookstone, Esther
Broom, Edwin
Broom Lynne, James
Broome, Detective Inspector Robert
Broomfield, Nick
Broomfield, Major General W M
Brophy, Brigid
Bros
Brosan, Dr George
Brosnan, Pierce
Brotherton, Michael
Brotzman, Peter
Broughton, Martin

Box 17:
Brown, Professor (Jane Bown)
Brown, AJ
Brown, Alan
Brown, Professor Alan
Brown, General Arnold
Brown, Babette
Brown, Ben
Brown, Bill
Brown, Reverend Brian
Brown, Caroline
Brown, Christopher
Brown, Roy 'Chubby'
Brown, Cedric
Brown, Curtis
Brown, David
Brown, David (Scottish Development Agency)
Brown, Bishop David Alan
Brown, Divine
Brown, Gaye (Set by Nobby Clark)
Brown, George Mackay
Brown, Georgia
Brown, Glen
Brown, Gordon
Brown, Grace
Brown, Harold
Brown, Hilary
Brown, Iona
Brown, Ivor
Brown, Jacqueline
Brown, James
Brown, John (Confidant to Queen Victoria)
Brown, John (Deputy Chief Commissioner of the MET)
Brown, John (Author)
Brown, John (Publisher)
Brown, John F
Brown, Bishop Leslie
Brown, Louise
Brown, Lynda
Brown, Mary
Brown, Michael Napier
Brown, Neave
Brown, Nicholas
Brown, Norman
Brown, Paul (Staff)*****
Brown, Reverend Ralph
Brown, Dr Robert
Brown, Roger
Brown, Sally
Brown, Sandra
Brown, Sheila
Brown, Sheridon
Brown, Tina (Set by Eamonn McCabe)
Brown, Tony
Brown, Trisha
Brown, Wilmette
Browne, Felicity
Browne, Gareth (One Jane Bown print)
Browne, John
Browne, Sandra

Box 18:
Browning, Geoff
Brownjohn, Alan
Brownlow, Kevin
Brownmiller, Susan
Brucan, Syliu
Bruccoli, Mathew
Bruce, Annie
Bruce, Brenda (Including sets by Nobby Clarke & Peter Johns)
Bruce, Christopher
Bruce, David
Bruce, Frank
Bruce, Jack
Bruce, Lenny
Bruce, Malcom
Bruce, Matt
Bruce, Paul
Bruce, The Hon Mrs Victor (Set by Jane Bown)
Bruce-Gardyne, Lord J
Brucknen, Pastor Reinhardt
Bruggen, Franz
Bruintjes, Rob
Bruinvels, Peter
Brummer, Alex (Staff)
Brunei, The Sultan of
Brunel, Isambard Kingdom
Bruni, Laurenty
Brunner, Guido
Brunner, John
Brunner, John (Staff)
Brunson, Michael
Brunton, Gordon (including a set by Jane Bown)
Brunvald, Prof Jan Harold (Set by Jane Bown)
Brush, Basil (Puppet - set by Jane Bown)
Brustein, Robert (Staff)
Brutus, Prof Dennis
Bryan, Sir Arthur
Bryan, Dora
Bryan, Felicty
Bryan, John
Bryans, Tom
Bryant, Chris
Bryant, Dana
Bryant, John
Bryce, Hamish
Bryce, Iris
Bryceland, Yvonne
Brychta, Jan
Bryden, Bill
Brydon, Donald
Bryn-Julson, Phyllis
Brynner, Rock
Brynner, Yul
Bryson, Bill
Brzezinski, Zbigniew
Buccleuch, Duke of
Buchan, Alastair
Buchan, Janey (Set by Murdo MacLeod)
Buchan, Norman
Buchanan, Alastair
Buchanan, Colin
Buchanan, Prof Colin
Buchanan, Captin Eric
Buck, Sir Anthony
Buck, Jon
Buck, Lady
Buckeridge, Anthony
Buckingham, Alan
Buckingham, Helen
Buckingham, Lisa (Staff)
Buckinghamshire, Earl of
Buckland, Kirsty
Buckle, Joanne
Buckley, Betty
Buckley, Catherine
Buckley, James L
Buckley, John
Buckley, Kevin
Buckley, Steven
Buckley, Tim
Buckley, Will (Staff)
Buckman, Rob
Buckminster Fuller, Prof (Set by David Newell Smith)
Buckminster Fuller, Richard
Bucknall, Dr Sally
Bucknall, Tim & Jo

Box 19:
Buckt, Michael (Jane Bown)
Buckton, Ray
Budberg, Baroness (Jane Bown)
Budd, Kenneth
Budge, Richard
Budgett, Jane
Buffery, Kate
Bufi, Ylli
Buford, Bill
Buggles
Buiter, William
Bujold, Genevieve
Bujones, Fernando
Bukari, Arian
Bukovsky, Vladimir (Including a set by Jane Bown)
Bukowski, Charles
Bulger, James
Bulj, Jovan
Bull Deborah
Bull, Florence
Bull, John
Bull, Dr Megan
Bulley, John
Bullimore, Amelia
Bulloch, Angela
Bullock, Lord Alan
Bumbry, Grace
Bumford, David
Bunker, Eddie
Bunting, Basil
Bunting, Heath
Bunting, Kathryn
Bunting, Madeleine (Staff)
Burbach, Franz
Burbidge, Sir Richard
Burchett, Wilfred
Burchfield, Robert (Including Jane Bown prints)
Burchill, Julie
Burden, Adrian
Burden, Alison
Burden, Anna
Burden, Christopher
Burden, Richard
Burden, Shaune
Bubach, Franz

Box 20:
Burdett, Helen
Burdeyron, Robert (Set by Jane Bown)
Burford, Sheila
Burgdorf, Diane
Burge, Stuart
Burger, Warren (Set by Jane Bown)
Burgess, Anthony
Burgess, Steve
Burgess, Vivienne
Burke, Kathy
Burke, Mark
Burke, Warren (Staff)
Burman, Ben
Burn, Gordon
Burnell, Digby
Burnett, Susan (By Jane Bown)
Burnham, Dorothy
Bumham, Forbes
Burning Youth
Burns, George (By Jane Bown)
Burns, Jim
Burns, John
Burns, Robert (Poet)
Burns, Terry (Including set by Jane Bown)
Burns, Tito
Burnside, John
Burra, Edward
Burrell, Billy
Burri, Claude
Burroughs, William (Set by Don McCullin)
Burrowes, Norma
Burrows, Michael
Burrows, Saffron (Including set by Jane Bown)
Burrows, Stuart
Burston, Paul
Burt, Alistair
Burt, John
Burton, Betty
Burton, Charles
Burton, Gary
Burton, Sir George (Including set by Jane Bown)
Burton, John & Margaret
Burton, Richard (Including set by Jane Bown)
Burton, Sally (Including set by Jane Bown)
Burton, Tim
Burton-Page, Piers
Bury, John
Busby, Margaret
Buscaglia, Leo
Buseli, Bruno
Bush, Barbara
Bush, George Snr
Bush, Kate
Bushell, Gary
Bushell, Josette
Bushnell, Nolan
Busi, Aldo
Busia, Prof Kofi
Buss, Prof David (Set by Jane Bown)
Bussell, Darcey***
Bustani, Linda
Buthelezi, Chief Mangosuthu
Butler, Brendan
Butler, David
Butler, Eddie
Butler, Joyce
Butler, Lord R A (Including a set by Jane Bown)
Butler, Reg
Butler, Richard Austen
Butler, Sir Robin
Butlin, Sir Billy (Butlins)
Butlin, Bobbie (Butlins)
Butlin, William (Potrait by Bryn Campbell)
Butt, M A (Set by Jane Bown)
Butterfield, Leslie
Butters, Norman (Staff)
Butterworth, Jez
Butterworth, Lord John (Set by Jane Bown)

Box 21:
Butterworth, Mike
Butterworth, Neville
Buxton, Andrew
Buxton, Cindy
Buxton, Judy
Buxton, Lord
Buxton, Lord Noel
Buxton, Philip
Byatt, A S (Including set by Jane Bown)
Byatt, Ian
Byers, Lord
Byers, Steven
Bygraves, Max
Byng, Douglas
Bynoe, Hilda
Byrne, Mayor Jane (Including set by Jane Bown)
Byrne, John
Byrne, John (Painter/writer/director)
Byrne, Louise
Byrne, Prof Patrick
Byrne, Tony
Byron, Lord
Bywater, Michael (By Jane Bown)
Creator: The Observer Limited; Picture Desk; Observer Picture Library

Edward Greenfield
OHP/27 · Dossier · 14 April 2001
Fait partie de Oral history project

Interview with Edward Greenfield, music critic for the Guardian. Conducted by Stephen Moss on 14 April 2001. Also includes a data sheet containing biographical details about the subject and information about the recording.

Summary contents of interview (with rough timings):

Disc 1:
Track 1
00.30 Joining the Guardian
02.20 Had previously dismissed the paper because of the adverts on the front page.
03.00 On the day of his interview wandered around Manchester waiting for AP Wadsworth to arrive
05.00 First job was clearing out the obituary files
08.50 Anecdote about Canvey Island floods, Essex

19.00 On officer material and other classes

21.50 Discusses George Wainwright and CP Scott
23.00 Typical working day, starting at 3.30
23.30 Misprints and the first London edition
25.40 Remembers Michael Frayn doing Miscellany and Brian Redhead. The sense of the paper developing quite radically
26.20 The impact of AP Wadsworth's death
26.20 Anecdotes about Wadworth
28.30 Covering the early days of the Suez crisis

32.00 Describes Wadsworth's letters and hearsay of editorial conferences
34.00 Division between musical critics
36.00 Incident involving Wadsworth being conscripted - CP Scott phoning Lloyd George
37.30 Alistair Cooke and Neville Cardus meeting

Disc 2:
Track 1
00.00 Discusses Philip Hope-Wallace
01.18 Fleet Street culture
02.05 Remembers Jan Morris
03.30 Fond memories of Hope-Wallace
03.50 Had never been abroad before attending university
04.50 Remembers Cooke being first United Nations Guardian correspondent then American correspondent
07.00 Friendships forming from professional relations
07.40 Became records critic
09.35 Succeeded Colin Mason as music critic in 1964

10.00 *
10.34 Mason's death
11.00 His priorities as a music critic
11.40 Remembers Francis Boyd and his scoop that Harold Wilson would follow Alec Douglas-Home as prime minister
12.30 Remembers working with Cardus, chief music critic at the Manchester Guardian
17.30 Death of Cardus
18.50 Issue of pay for music critics. Encouraged to work outside of the Guardian

21.10 Memories of being a music critic
22.00 The 1960s as a period of change at the newspaper
23.40 How the Guardian's classic music coverage compared with other newspapers
24.40 Attempts at balanced music coverage
26.25 Remembers the Guardian coverage of the resignation of Andre Previn, music conductor, from the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO)

31.00 Discussion of Tom Sutcliffe and opera criticism at the Guardian
32.50 The editor's preference for film as an art form
34.00 Struggle to get opera included in the newspaper after 1964
35.30 Justification for an opera concert review
36.45 Time spent in concert halls
37.00 Process of writing copy
38.20 Mistakes in printing. 'Loveliest' misprinted as 'liveliest'
39.40 Remembering arts editors including Tim Radford

40.00 Closeness to Previn and Jacqueline du Pre
40.50 Remembers Stephen Bishop-Kovacevich
41.00 Did not allow himself to get too close to artists
43.30 How music criticism changed during his career. Less coverage of concerts
44.40 Criticises length of music reviews in modern day G2
46.00 Numbers of music critics working
47.30 Remembers 1960s features editor Chris Driver

50.00 Leaving the Guardian
52.40 Dumbing down of classical music criticism in mid to late 1990s
55.20 New wave of more record orientated critics
56.15 Retired in 1963 aged 65. Continued to write monthly record review
56.45 Strength of classical music criticism at the newspaper today
57.25 Celebrating fifty years at the newspaper
57.45 The Guardian unrecognisable from the newspaper he joined in 1953. Needed to change
58.00 Had not been a Guardian reader previously
58.20 Spends an hour each day reading the Guardian
58.40 Belief that Wadsworth would approve of the newspaper today, continuation of original ethos
59.20 Remembers Wadsworth

60.00 Remembers working with Peter Preston. Discussion of his personality
61.00 Comments on his writing
62.30 Remembers Welsh soprano Margaret Price
63.15 The rise of recording music
65.00 The future of classical music in the newspaper

Sans titre
LDG/2/1 · Dossier · c1969-c1980
Fait partie de Illustrations by Les Gibbard

Individuals featured include: Harry Jackson, [Neville] Cardus, [John] Arlott, [Brian] Johnstone, [James Cameron], Peregrine Worsthorne, Peter Jenkins, EP Thompson, Jill Tweedie, [Crispin Aubrey, John Berry, Duncan Campbell], Norman Shrapnel, Francis Boyd, Mike Lake, Max Hastings, Mary Holland, Simon Winchester and Derek Malcolm.

Places featured include: [Cross Street], Manchester (the newsroom and offices); Gray's Inn Road, London; the Europa hotel, Belfast.

Events featured include: the ABC trial, an NGA strike.

Sans titre
Correspondence
WEP/5 · Série · 1960-1969
Fait partie de William Papas Collection

Corrrespondents include: Harry Whewell; Joe Minogue; Alastair Hetherington; Paddy Monkhouse; Rab Butler; Francis Boyd; Laurence Scott; Jo Grimond; Pam Powell; Ruth Marples; Alexander Weymouth; Barbara Castle; Roy Jenkins; William Davis.

Sans titre
Work as Guardian Journalist
RFS/1/5 · Dossier · 2001-2002
Fait partie de Papers of Richard Scott

Two memoirs of Richard Scott's work at the Guardian as a journalist in the 1940s. They provide a description of how Richard Scott started his career at the Guardian and describe his work in the Guardian offices in London including details of the move to Gray's Inn Road when the Guardian's headquarters moved from Manchester to London. The accounts refer to several other Guardian journalists including: James Bone; Evelyn Montague; Harry Boardman; Francis Boyd; Richard Fry; Walter Scott; Stanley Baker; Harry Jackson; Darsie Gillie; Louis Blom-Cooper, James Monachan; Philip Hope Wallace; Victor Zorza, Leonard Beaton; John Beavan; and Gerard Fay. The memoirs also describe the work of the copy-takers and the copy-boys.

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John Palmer
OHP/111 · Dossier · January 2010
Fait partie de Oral history project

Interview with John Palmer, journalist for the Guardian. Conducted by Donald Wintersgill in January 2010.

Summary contents of interview (with rough timings):

Disc 1:
Track 1
00.25 Joined the Scotsman in 1961 as a member of the new London office
00.48 Expansion of financial and economic reporting and its shift into mainstream news
02.10 How he came to join the Guardian in November 1963
02.58 Richard Fry's history, personality and role as head of a team of specialist market reporters
03.51 Career of Fry's deputy, Harold Griffiths, who later progressed into the Treasury
04.46 Appointment as Guardian City Editor
07.15 Standing as a Labour candidate
08.00 The sterling crisis of July 1966 and the problems for newspapers
08.40 Suggested merger with the Times
09.20 Beginnings of the Scott Trust

11.15 Took role as Economic leader writer
12.00 Discussion of writers budgets
13.25 Alastair Hetherington's strong personality
14.40 Hella Pick's complaint against an article
16.14 Pick reporting from Chequers, the Prime Ministers country house retreat
17.12 Covering a NATO summit with Pick and Martin Walker
19.07 *

20.59 *
22.22 Anecdote about Hetherington's late appearance at his own party
24.48 Hetherington's concerns about Peter Jenkins
26.45 Memorial service for Hetherington
27.05 Remembers Bill Davis
28.00 Davis' failure to file copy for the Guardian on the disassociation of the US dollar from the gold standard

30.30 Remembers Patrick Keatley
32.12 Involvement with the far left
32.50 Retirement of Harford Thomas and appointment of Hamish McRae and Francis Cairncross
34.34 Appointment as the paper's first European Editor
36.25 Director of London Transport for a year
36.50 Return to England and the Guardian
37.25 Guardian office in Brussels
37.45 Decision to leave the Guardian and set up the think-tank, the European Policy Centre
38.25 Left the Guardian in 1997
38.45 Respect for labour correspondent John Cole

40.00 Remembers Bernadette Devlin, independent socialist MP
40.40 Lunch with Devlin and Cole
41.30 Relationship with Hetherington and Peter Preston
42.20 Hetherington's role as controller of BBC Scotland
44.20 Preston's reputation
46.20 Remembers Francis Boyd
47.12 Importance of copy-takers
48.14 *

52.00 Member of Guardian cricket club
52.30 Cricket team visit to Sri Lanka
53.00 Labour stories featured in the Guardian
54.20 Bernard Ingham's suspicions about class prejudice in the newspaper
56.15 Labour reporting offered a way into political journalism
56.44 Harold Lever MP became Jenkins' high politics source for the newspaper
58.58 Friendship with Roy Jenkins

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