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Conversations 1990
HJSY/2/16 · Documento · 2 January 1990 - 4 December 1990
Parte de Papers of Hugo Young

Typed and handwritten notes written by Hugo Young to record political conversations and informal interviews held with individuals in 1990.

The conversations are with the following people:

[R Cork] 2 January 1990
Neil Kinnock, 18 January 1990
'JC' 'early January' 1990

Bernard Ingham, 26 February 1990*

Michael Heseltine, 13 March 1990
Brian Griffiths, 14 March 1990*
Douglas Hurd, 29 March 1990

Cecil Parkinson, 14 May 1990*

Gordon Brown, 6 June 1990
Roger Tomkys, 7 June 1990
Geoffrey Howe, 12 June 1990
Chris Patten, 25 June 1990

[Helmut] Kohl, 30 August 1990

Roger Tomkys, 10 September 1990
Michael Howard, 18 September 1990

Chris Patten, 7 October 1990
Douglas Hurd, 8 October 1990

Alan Clark, 4 November 1990
Michael Mates, 4 November 1990
'CFP' 24 November 1990

Notes on the resignation of Margaret Thatcher, 4 December 1990

Notes, undated

Significant subjects covered in conversation discussions include:

Margaret Thatcher and her leadership of the Conservative party
Resignation of Margaret Thatcher as prime minister
Neil Kinnock and his leadership of the Labour party
The forthcoming General Election
Government foreign policy
The economy
The Poll Tax
Europe
Iraq invasion of Kuwait
Hong Kong
South Africa
Creator: DS/UK/122

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Conversations 1991
HJSY/2/17 · Documento · 8 January 1991 - 11 December 1991
Parte de Papers of Hugo Young

Typed and handwritten notes written by Hugo Young to record political conversations and informal interviews held with individuals in 1991.

The conversations are with the following people:

Chris Patten, discussing the events leading to the resignation of Margaret Thatcher and subsequent leadership campaign, 8 January 1991
Alan Clark, discussing the events leading to the resignation of Margaret Thatcher and subsequent leadership campaign, 14 January 1991
Alan Clark on the Gulf War, 14 January 1991
Douglas Hurd, 16 January 1991
Sir George Young, 23 January 1991*

Sir Geoffrey Howe, with comments and edit notes for writing by Hugo Young, 7 February 1991
Richard Ryder, 11 February 1991*
Douglas Hurd, 21 February 1991

Peter Mandelson, 9 April 1991
Chris Patten, 18 April 1991

Raymond Seitz, 7 May 1991
Cecil Parkinson, 14 May 1991*

Norman Lamont, 25 June 1991

Geoffrey Howe, 2 July 1991
Gus O'Donnell, 10 July 1991
John Stevens and Anthony Teasdale, 19 July 1991

Chris Patten, 23 July 1991

Tristan Garel Jones, 3 September 1991
Michael Howard, 10 September 1991
'CP' 16 September 1991
Roy Hattersley, 23 September 1991*
'MB' 25 September 1991

Raymond Seitz, 7 October 1991
Douglas Hurd, 7 October 1991

Robert Jackson, 13 November 1991

Douglas Hurd, 5 December 1991
[C Parkes] 11 December 1991

Significant subjects covered in conversation discussions include:

Resignation of Margaret Thatcher as prime minister and subsequent leadership campaign
John Major and his leadership of the Conservative party*
Neil Kinnock and his leadership of the Labour party
The forthcoming General Election
The Poll Tax
Europe
The Gulf War
Creator: DS/UK/122

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Sunday Times correspondence 1966-1984 and related papers
HJSY/3/1/1 · Documento · 25 January 1966 - 12 March 1984
Parte de Papers of Hugo Young

Correspondence sent to and from Hugo Young in his capacity as political columnist of the Sunday Times during 1966-1984 with related papers.

The letters are predominantly personal correspondence from friends and colleagues, including many journalists and other professional letters concerning writing and appointments. Also includes comments on writing from members of the public and internal Sunday Times correspondence.

Includes lettters to comment on writing or research, or to send thanks or wishes from:
Frank Soskice
Lord Caradon
James Callaghan
Tony Benn
Edward Heath
Basil Cardinal Hume
Francis Pym
Geoffrey Howe
Melanie Phillips
Adrian Hastings
Chris Patten
Jack Ashley
Norman Tebbit
Leon Brittan
Michael Jopling
Maurice Saatchi
Alan Clark
Keith Hampson
Peter Preston
Ian Gilmour

The related papers include:

Comments on the transcript of Hugo Young's Harold Wilson memoirs from the Sunday Times editor, March 1971

Copy of article by Hugo Young about the Labour party, 1979

Copy of article by Hugo Young advertisting his forthcoming Radio 4 series about civil servants, June 1981
Copy of book review by Hugo Young of 'Politics is for People' by Shirley Williams, June 1981

Two draft versions of an obituary for Harold Evans by Hugo Young, with research notes and relevant newspaper cuttings 1981-82

Diary of events written by Hugo Young to record professional changes at the Sunday Times involving staff, 17 January 1982
Additional account of events at the Sunday Times, involving disagreement with Rupert Murdoch, 13 March 1982 and 3 July 1982

Draft of letter from Hugo Young to Peter Preston, discussing the offer of a job at the Guardian, 26 October 1982

Political research notes compiled in 1984 about Harold Wilson, Enoch Powell, Tony Benn, Christopher Chataway, Roy Hattersley and Peter Walker

Undated black and white photograph of Hugo Young and others asleep on an aeroplane.

Draft of writing about hunger strikes in Northern Ireland, undated

Draft of article by Hugo Young 'Contribution to The Masthead from the London Sunday Times', undated.
Creator: DS/UK/122

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Professional correspondence 1984
HJSY/3/1/2 · Documento · 12 March 1984- 13 December 1984
Parte de Papers of Hugo Young

Professional correspondence sent to and from Hugo Young during 1984.

The early letters cover the end of his employment at the Sunday Times which Hugo Young left in March 1984.
There are letters from colleagues, friends and members of the public sending farewell wishes, including letters from:
William Rees-Mogg
John Tusa
Bernard Ingham
Bel Mooney
Robert Worcester
David Owen
Viscount Whitelaw
Sir Denis Hamilton
Harold Evans
Ian Gilmour
Tony Benn
Includes copies of invitations to his leaving party and a list of guests.
Also includes letters to congratulate Hugo Young on winning Columnist of the Year which he was awarded in March 1984, a newspaper cutting detailing his win and a column 'Victorious Hugo' written by Roy Hattersley.

The remaining correspondence is related to his subsequent employment as political columnist of the Guardian newspaper.
There is correspondence relating to work and professional matters, including a Guardian poster to advertise his new column in the newspaper, 11 May 1984 and letters that congratulate him on his new job.
There are also letters from colleagues, friends and members of the public, commenting on his writing. Includes letters from:
Harold Evans
David Mckie
Tam Dalyell
Alan Clark
Sir Denis Hamilton
Ian Gilmour

Also includes a draft transcript of writing by Hugo Young about the newspaper industry, undated.
Creator: DS/UK/122

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Journal Notes for Part III
HJSY/7/2/22 · Documento · 3 November 1981 - 17 May 1988
Parte de Papers of Hugo Young

File entitled 'Journal Notes for Part III' by Hugo Young, containing transcripts with handwritten notes of interviews and informal conversations with individuals. These were used as research when writing his book 'One of Us'.

The conversations are with the following people:

Keith Joseph, 3 November 1981

Bernard Ingham, 10 February 1982*

John Biffen, 9 March 1982
Peter Carrington, 18 March 1982

Alan Walters, 27 April 1982

Tim Lankester, 13 July 1982
Michael Heseltine, 20 July 1982
Bernard Ingham, 27 July 1982*

Cecil Parkinson, 8 September 1982*

Jim Prior, 14 October 1982

Douglas Wass, 28 December 1982

Francis Pym, 6 January 1983

Maurice Saatchi, 10 February 1983
Bernard Ingham, 17 February 1983*

Francis Pym, 6 May 1983
Bernard Ingham, 26 May 1983*

Ian Gilmour, 7 July 1983
Sir Robert Armstrong, 8 July 1993
Jim Prior, 21 July 1983

Chris Patten, 28 September 1983

Cecil Parkinson, 15 October 1983 (off the record)
David Goodall, 18 October 1983
Cecil Parkinson, October 1983

Weinstick, 20 October 1983

'Glimpses of Thatcher' 2 November 1983
Clive Saville, 15 November 1983

John Biffen, 17 January 1984

Chris Patten, 4 February 1984
John Biffen, 29 February 1984

Cecil Parkison, 11 March 1984*

Alistair Macalpine, 9 May 1984

Jim Prior, 13 June 1984
Simon Jenkins, 13 June 1984

Chris Patten, 5 July 1984

Lord Jellicoe, 15 August 1984

Michael Quinlan, 14 November 1984
Chris Patten, 23 November 1984

Chris Priestley, 24 January 1985

Grey Gowrie, 12 February 1985
David Howell, 12 February 1985

Kenneth Baker, 26 March 1985

Michael Quinlan, 14 May 1985
John Gummer, 24 May 1985
Jim Prior, 28 May 1985

Tom King, 10 June 1985
Alan Clark, 10 June 1985
John Patten, 11 June 1985
Barney Hayhoe, 13 June 1985
Ian Gilmour, 13 June 1985

Simon Jenkins, 13 October 1985
Raymond Seitz, 23 October 1985

Bill Heseltine, 8 January 1986

Michael Heseltine, 15 April 1986

David Goodall, 28 May 1986

Tristan Garel-Jones, 24 June 1986

Commonwealth Conference, 5 August 1986

Peter Carrington, 22 February 1987

David Goodall, 17 March 1987
Ted Smyth, 25 March 1987

Ted Smyth, 23 November 1987

Michael Alison, 17 May 1988
Creator: DS/UK/122

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GUA/6/9/1/3/C · Sub-series · c1910-c1980
Parte de Records of the Guardian newspaper

Prints by Guardian/Observer photographers

Box 1
Cade, Isabel: 'Bio-Feedback'
Cage, John: Composer
Caine, Michael: Actor
Cairnduff, Maureen:
Caldercott, Leonie
Callaghan, Audrey
Callaghan, James (General)
Callaghan, James (Portraits)
Calder, John: Writer
Calder-Marshall, Anna: Actress
Calill, Carmen: Virago Press
Calman, Mel: Cartoonist
Cameron, James: Journalist
Cameron, Lord John
Campbell, Bruce: Politician
Campbell, Lady Colin
Campbell, Ian: Folk Singer
Campbell, Dr Louise
Campbell, Sir Malcolm

Box 2
Campbell, Sarah: Textile Designer
Campbell, Susan: Food Book
Cannan, Denis: Theatre
Cannon, Geoffrey: Radio Times
Cannon, Lady
Cannon, Leslie: E.T.U
Cante, David
Caputo, Phillip: Writer
Capstick, Sheila: Snooker Player
Caradon, Lord: (Sir Hugh Foot)
Cardus, Neville Sir: Writer & Critic
Carmichael, Grant: Scottish Malt Distillers
Carpenter, Canon EF
Caron, Leslie: Actress
Carr, Ann: Restaurant
Carr, Eric: Sculptor, Artist
Carr, J.L: Novelist
Carr, Raymond: Warden
Carr, L, Robert: Politician
Carreras, Michael: Films
Carrier, Robert: Cook
Carrington, Lord Peter AR: 6th Baron
Carroll, Kevin: Building Society
Carroll, Lewis: Author (Agency print only)
Carron, Lord W.J: Trade Unionist
Carson, John: Commercial Actor
Carter, Angela: Novelist
Carter, CF: Vice Chancellor: Lancaster University
Carter, Joe
Carter, Nick: Action Group SEC
Cartier, Lewis: Supermarket Owner
Cartwright, Jim: Playwright
Carver, General Sir Michael
Case, Peter
Casey, Terence A: NAS.
Cass, Gerald: Politician
Cassady, Caroline
Cassidy, Sheila: Detained, Chile
Casson, Diana
Casson, Hugh M: Architect

Box 3
Castle, Barbara: Politician
Castle, Raymond: Child care
Cawley, Winifred: Children's Fiction
Cawston, Richard: BBC
Cecil, Henry: Memoirs
Cecil, Mirabelle
Cemm, Jennifer: Take it Away, Food
Ceylon, Bandaranaike SWRD: Prime Minister
Chadburn, Ray: NUM
Chagrin, Francis
Chalfont, Lord**
Chalker, Mrs Lynda: Young Conservatives
Chamberlain, Neville
Chambers, Sir S.P
Chancellor, Alexander: Editor: Spectator
Chandler, Eileen: Lecturer in Education
Chang, Dr Yung
Chantler, Philip: NWREPB
Chaplin, Charles (Agency prints only)
Chaplin, Heather
Chapman, David: Journalist
Chapman, Donald & Norma
Chapman, Win & Joy
Chapman, Robin
Chapple, FJ: (ETU) Trades Unionist
Charap, Ellen Kuhn: Painter
Charles, Prince: Engagement
Charles, Prince: Functions
Charles, Gerda: Novelist
Charles, Prince: Official Visits
Charles, Prince: Wedding
Charnin, Martin: Composer
Charters, Sam: Author
Charteris, Leslie: Author
Chase, James Hadley: Author
Chataway, Christopher: Politician
Chatfield, Admiral of the Fleet, Lord: Alfred Ernle M.C.
Cheek, Cart Philip: Navy
Cheeseman, Peter: Theatre
Cheetham, Dennis: Child-Minder
Cheshire, Carolyn: Body Building Champion

Box 4
Chesterton, Gilbert Keith (1874-1936): Author
Chevenix-Trench, H: Eton College
"Chic": Rock Producers
Chichester, Franck: Map-Maker & Yachtsman
Chichester-Clark, Major J.D: Politician
Chipp, David: Press Association
Chirimuuta, Richard
Chisolm, Prof AWJ: University of Salford
Chitty, Sir Thomas & Lady: Writers
Christie, Stuart
Churcill, Caryl: Playwright
Churchill, Randolph, F.E.
Churchill, Mrs Winston
Churchill, Sir Winston: Early Life
Churchill, Sir Winston: General
Churchill, Sir Winston: Manchester Visits
Churchill, Winston S: M.P
Clare, Yvonne & Shelley
Clark, Alan: M.P
Clark, George: Committee of 100
Clark, Jim & Lin
Clark, John: Plessey Company
Clark, Leonard: Education
Clark, Michael: Ballet
Clark, Ossie: Fashion Designer
Clark, Sue
Clarke, Alexandra: Women's Lib
Clarke, Arthur C: Writer
Clarke, Brenda
Clarke, Desmond
Clarke, Frank: Scriptwriter
Clarke, Gillian: Welsh Poetess
Clarke, Malcolm: Councillor
Clarkson, Prof G: Manchester Business School
Clayton, E.H: NALGO
Clayton, Rev Phillip Thomas Byard: ("Tubby" of TOC H)
Clayton, Sylvia: Author
Claxton, Rt. Rev. CR: Bishop of Blackburn
Cleary, Joe: Taxidermist
Cleary, Sir Joseph: Mersey Docks & Harbour Board
Cleaver, Reg: Morrocan Children
Clegg, Sir Alec: Newsom Committee
Clegg, Peter: Ballet Master
Cleese, John: Actor
Clement, Nick: TV Writer
Clement Jones, Dr Vicky
Cleveland, SD
Cleverdon, Douglas: Radio
Cleverdon, Julia: Industrial Society
Cleverly, Barbara: VIDEO
Clifton, Peter
Clyne, Peter

Box 5
Cockburn, Claud: Author
Cockburn, Sarah
Cockroft, Dr Janet
Cockroft, Sir John Douglas: Scientist
Cockerell, Gary: Dance Centre
Cocks, David
Cochrane, Gladys: Newspapers
Coco, The Clown
Codington, Tessa: Photographer
Codron, Michael
Coffey, Denise: Actress
Coggan, Dr Donald: Archbishop of Canterbury
Cohen, Cyril M: 600 Group
Cohen, Marvin
Cohen, Stanley: Durham University
Cohn, Vera
Collier, James: Films
Colquhoun, Maureen
Collins, Jackie: Actress / Author*
Collins, Madge: Town Maker
Collins, W Hope: Collins Publishers
Collinson, Lord: Agrid v Allied Workers Union
Collis, Anne: Percussionist
Collis, J.S: Poet
Collis, Louise
Collison, Harold: Trade Union Official
Colloms, Brenda
Commins, Jimmy
Condon, Richard: Theatre
Connell, Elizabeth
Connery, Shaun
Connolly, Father Michael
Connor, Tony: Playwright, Poet
Conrad, Peter
Conran, Shirley
Conran, Terrence: Designer
Conroy, David : Actor
Constable, Andrew: Design
Constantine, Sir Learie
Constantine, Theodore Sir: Conservative v Unionist Organisation
Cook, Barbara
Cook, Charles
Cook, Judith: Journalist
Cook, Tim: ARP
Cooke, Alistair

Box 6
Cooke, Chris and Fred
Cooke, Pat: Painter Etc
Coombs, Rose: Historian
Cooper, Clarke John
Cooper, Jeff
Cooper, Lord Jack
Cooper, Lord Thomas M
Cooper, Kanty
Cooper, Tommy: Comedian
Cooper, Professor W Mansfield: Knight
Cooper, William
Coote, Anna
Coote, Mark: Painter
Colby, Averil: Patchwork
Coldrick, Percy (AP): TSS Asston
Cole, Eileen
Cole, Simon
Colegate, Isabel
Coleman, Alice Dr: Head of Georgaphy Dept, King's College, London
Coleman, Barry: Community Centre
Coleman, Jim: Peace Officer, Sheffield Council
Coleman, Vernon: CSV
Coles, Jennifer
Copley, John: Theatre
Corbett-Ashby, Dame Margery
Corbett, Harry and 'Sotty'
Corbett, Katharine: Beauty Therapist
Corri, Adrienne
Cornwall, Charlotte
Costello, Peter: Monsters
Cotrubus, Illena: Opera Singer
Cotton, Kim: Surrogate Mother
Cottrell, Richard: Playwright
Couper, Heather: Astronomer
Coupland, Diana: Theatre
Courtney, Dame Kathleen
Courteney, Tom: Actor
Cousins, Frank: Trade Unionist
Cousins, Jane: Author
Cousins, John
Coussins, Jean
Couzyn, Jean: Poet
Cowdrey, Colin
Cowley, Elizabeth: Television
Coyne, Kevin: Merseyside Unemployed Resource Centre
Cox, Proffesor Brian
Cox, John: Theatre
Cox, Stella: Marriage Bureau
Coxhill, Lowen: Busker

Box 7
Crabbe, Pauline: Race Relations Board
Craig, David: Lancaster University
Craig, Elizabeth: Writer (Food)
Craig, William: Politician
Cranko, John: Choreographer
Craven, Shirley: Textile Designer
Craven, Wes
Crawford, Betty
Crawford, Sir Frederick: Diplomat
Crawford, J: Trade Unionist
Crawshaw, Richard: Politician
Creasey, John: Novelist
Creighton, Susan
Cridland, Joyce: Ex Rhodesian
Croasdell, G: Equity
Cromer, Lord: 3rd Earl
Crompton, Samuel: Inventor of Spinning Mule
Cronenberg, David: Film Director
Cropper, Jenny: Producer
Crosbie, Annette: Actress
Crosland, Charles A.R: Politician
Crosland, Eve
Crosland, Margaret: Writer
Crosland, Susan
Cross, Stephen: Films
Crossley, Paul: Pianist
Crossley-Holland, K & Gordon, Margaret: Writer Illustrator
Crowther, Sir Geoffrey: Editor
Cruttwell, Hugh: Royal Academy Dramatic Art
Cruckney, John G: Standard Industries Group Ltd
Cunliffe, Mitzi: Sculptress
Cumisky, Mike: Sculptor
Cunningham, Sir Charles
Cunningham, Janet
Currie, Ada
Currie, Edwina: Councillor (Birmingham)
Curry, Andrew: Channel 4 TV
Creator: Manchester Guardian; Picture Desk; Manchester Picture Library

GUA/6/1/1/1/3/1/2/3 · Documento · 1987-1988
Parte de Records of the Guardian newspaper

Includes letters, copy letters, telegrams,and submitted work on articles and reviews between Peter Preston and individuals including: Dale Campbell-Savours MP; Geoffrey Cannon; Alan Clark MP; Kenneth Clarke MP; Sir Cecil Clothier; Ted Crosbie; and Hugh Cudlipp.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; Peter Preston (1938-2018)