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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

Documents that relate to Alastair Matheson's employment as a stringer with the Observer including:

• Copy for an Observer Foreign News Service (Servob) article by Matheson titled 'Pygmy Paras burnish Mobutu's image', 22 December 1982
• Memo to all foreign correspondents from Managing Editor (News) Magnus Linkater regarding personnel changes and planned improvements to the paper's foreign coverage, 4 October 1983
• Copy for an Observer Foreign News Service (Servob) article by Matheson titled ''Law of Amputation' may stay in Sudan', 20 February 1986
• Faxed copy of a profile of Richard Leakey by Matheson, 21 Sept 1989
• Memo to all foreign correspondents containing guidance on copy filing procedures and deadlines, nd
• Telegram from Foreign News editor to Patrick Ferguson to Matheson regarding the placement of an article, nd

Also includes: Remittance advice, 26 September 1983

Press cuttings of published articles by Alastair Matheson as follows:

• Six pages from a scrapbook containing press clippings of Matheson's articles published in newspapers worldwide as syndicated via the Observer Foreign News Service (Servob), 1980s
• An eight page article titled 'Amin's legacy of chaos' by Alastair Matheson which appeared in the Observer Magazine, 13 April 1980.

Four pages of Alastair Matheson's recollections of working as a journalist in Africa. Contains anecdotes relating to the process of covering stories and filing copy to the UK from Africa in the 1960s. Appears to be an extract from a longer unpublished document titled 'Anecdotal Adventures'.

Letters and copy letters mostly concerning articles requested, suggested or offered for publication or complaints about published pieces.

Also containing reference to: a series about little-known English counties and spa towns by Norman Shrapnel, May 1978-June 1980; correspondence with the head of Marplan about public opinion polls, December 1981-February 1982; an article suggestion from the Guardian Librarian at Manchester University, March 1982; introducing a review column for games, January-December 1982; Norman Shrapnel's week in the Press Gallery of the House of Commons, December 1982-February 1983; a woman invited by an imposter to a non-existant meeting at the Guardian, April 1984; a dog given to McKie by David Steel, July 1984; a minor accusation of censorship from Brian Sedgemore, June 1984; Mary Stott*, [July 1984]; a reader's compensating a blind man whose mugging was reported in the Guardian, August-September 1984; the Queen's tour of the Caribbean, August 1985; an American professor's research into 'news credibility', April 1985-February 1986 and correspondence with Jack Straw and David Blunkett about the paper's political content, February 1986-May 1988.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; David McKie and Peter Cole

Correspondence between Anthony Howard and a number of individuals and organisations including Michael Lynn (staff), Richard Lamb, Peter Laslett (Cambridge University), David Leitch, John Lewis (staff), Magnus Linklater (ed. The London Daily News), Paul Loughlin (BBC), Jack Lundin (staff), Sir Robert Lusty (ed. New Statesman).
Creator: The Observer Limited; Editor's Office; Anthony Howard

Files of negatives of the following individuals:

Box 1:
Labour party launch of economic programme 'Investing in People'
Labovitch, Clive
Labovitch, Penelope (set by Tony McGrath)
Lacey, Ed (staff)
Laidler, Albert
Laine, Cleo (including set by David Newell Smith)
Laing, Austen (set by David Newell Smith)
Laing, Hector
Laister, Peter
Lake, Greg
Lakeman, Enid
Laker, Freddie (set by Tony McGrath)
Lamb, Miss
Lamb, Alan
Lamb, Lillian
Lamb, Warren
Lambert, Sarah
Lambert, Yann
Lambton, Lord
Lamont, Robyn
Lamont, Victor
Lamorisse, Claude (set by Tony McGrath)
Lamplugh, Suzy
Lampton, Lucy
Lanchester, John
Lance, Bert
Landau, Lionel & Walter (set by David Newell Smith)
Landen, Dinsdale (set by Tony McGrath)
Landesman, Fran & Jay
Lane, David (set by Tony McGrath)
Lane, Eddie
Lane, Mark
Lane, Sue & Peter
Lang, Doe
Langbein, Henze & Brenton (set by Tony McGrath)
Lange, Alexander
Lange, David
Lannaman, Sonia
Lanyon, Andrew (set by Tony McGrath)
Lapping, Brian (set by Tony McGrath)
Lapworth, Bill (set by David Newell Smith)
Larkin, Philip
Larkins, Derrick
Larkcom, Joy
Lascelles, Henry
Lasdun, Denys
Lashmar, Paul
Lasky, Melvin (set by David Newell Smith)
Latham, Robeth
Lau, Patrick (set by Neil Libbert)
Lauda, Niki
Laumonien, Dr Laurence
Laurence, Stephanie
Laver, Rod
Lavi, Hushang

Box 2:
Law, Roger
Law, Valerie Ann (set by Tony McGrath)
Lawaetz, Gudie (set by Tony McGrath)
Lawal, Derek
Lawick-Goodall, Dr Jane (set by David Newell Smith)
Lawler, Wallace (including set by David Newell Smith)
Lawley, Sue (set by Tony McGrath)
Lawman, David (set by David Newell Smith)
Lawrence
Lawrence, Ruth & Harry
Lawrence, Tony
Lawry, Mr & Mrs
Lawson, Anthony
Lawson, Nigel (including set by Neil Libbert)
Lawton, Tommy
Layfield, Sir Frank
Lazari, Christos
Lazell, Henry
Lea, Len
Leach David
Leach, Gerald (staff) (including sets by David Newell Smith & Neil Libbert)
Leach, Roger
League, Raymond
Leahy, John
Leaman, Dick (set by Tony McGrath)
Lean, Geoffrey
Leandros, Vicky
Learmond, Peter
Leasor, James (set by Tony McGrath)
Lebus, Oliver (set by David Newell Smith)
Lederer, Lajos
Lee, Diep van
Lee, Gordon (including sets by Tony McGrath & David Newell Smith)
Lee, James
Lee, Jennie (set by David Newell Smith)
Lee, Ken (set by Tony McGrath)
Lee, Kuan Yew (set by David Newell Smith)

Box 3:
Lee, Martin
Lee, Michael
Lee-Smith, Jenny
Leech, Kenneth
Leeman, Andrew
Lees, Sue
Lefebvre, Archbishop
Leggatt, Donald (staff)
Legh-Jones, Alison (set by Tony McGrath)
Legum, Colin
Lehrer, Tom (set by Tony McGrath)
Leigh, Adam (set by Neil Libbert)
Leigh, David
Leigh, Jack (set by Neil Libbert)
Leigh, Geoffrey
Leigh, John (set by David Newell Smith)
Leigh, Roberta (set by Neil Libbert)
Leigh, Robin
Leighton, Alan
Leighton, Jeremy
Lemon, Denis
Lencehvsky, Oleg S
Lendl, Ivan
Lenton, Dr
Leonard, Nicholas (set by David Newell Smith)
Leppard, Raymond (set by David Newell Smith)
Leresche, Hope (set b y David Newell Smith)
Lessing, Doris
Lester, Ack
Lester, Anthony
Lester, Dick
Lester, Ted
Lester, Yami (including set by Neil Libbert)
Lestor, Joan
Levenson, Mr (set by Neil Libbert)
Leventon, Annabel (set by Tony McGrath)
Lever, Lord (set by Jane Bown)
Lever, Bernard (set by David Newell Smith)
Lever, Harold (including sets by Neil Libbert, Tony McGrath & David Newell Smith)
Levey, Sir Michael (set by Neil Libbert)
Levick, Roger (set by Tony McGrath)
Levin, Bernard
Levin, David
Levin, Patricia
Levine, Angela
Levine, Vivian
Levine-Meyer, Mrs (set by Jane Bown)
Levinger, Moshe
Levy, Bernard (set by Tony McGrath)
Levy, Joseph (set by David Newell Smith)
Levy, Paul
Lewcock
Lewin, Hugh (set by Tony McGrath)

Box 4:
Lewinsohn, Max
Lewis, Brothers (set by Tony McGrath)
Lewis, Cecil Day (set by David Newell Smith)
Lewis, Geoff (jockey) (including set by Tony McGrath)
Lewis, Jenny
Lewis, Richard
Lewis, Mr (Chairman of Mirrorware)
Lewis, Shari (set by David Newell Smith)
Lewis, Sir Edward (Ted)
Lewis-Jones, Helen
Ley, Gordon (set by Neil Libbert)
Li, Jia (Violinist)
Li, Shuang
Libbert, Neil (staff)*
Libby, Guy (set by David Newell Smith)
Libin, Numa
Lichfield, Lord Patrick (set by David Newell Smith)
Lichfield wedding
Liddle, Helen
Lidstone, John (set by Tony McGrath)
Liedloff, Jean
Likierman, Michael
Lilley, Les (set by Tony McGrath)
Limb, Jerry
Lin, Wei Tong
Linaker, Paddy
Linden, Shirley (set by Tony McGrath)
Lindley, Arnold
Lindsay, Donald
Lindsay-Smith, Iain (set by Tony McGrath)
Lineker, Gary
Lines, Moray (set by David Newell Smith)
Liney, Mr (Managing director of Jet Petroleum)
Ling, Philip
Lini, Walter
Linklater, Magnus
Linnet, Peter (set by Neil Libbert)
Linton, Brian
Lippitt, John (set by Neil Libbert)
Lippmann, Walter
Lipton, Gerald
Lipworth, Sid
Lis, Ladislav
List-Brain, Michael (set by Tony McGrath)
Lister, Marshal (set by David Newell Smith)
Lister, Unity
Little, Anthony
Little, Ian
Litter, Derek & Jilly (set by David Newell Smith)
Littlefair, Harry
Littlejohn, John (set by David Newell Smith)
Littlewood, Joan (including set by Jane Bown & David Newell Smith)
Littler, Prince (set by Jane Bown)
Livermore, Judy
Livingstone, Ken

Box 5:
Livingstone, Ken (continued)
Llewellyn, Dai
Llewellyn, Melissa
Llewellyn, Moelwyn
Llewellyn Roddy
Lloyd, Andy
Lloyd, Colin (set by Neil Libbert)
Lloyd, Dave
Lloyd, David
Lloyd, Harold (set by Jane Bown)
Lloyd, John
Lloyd, Nigel (including set by Tony McGrath)
Lloyd, Richard (set by Tony McGrath)
Lloyd, Susan
Lloyd-Jones, Megan
Lloyd Webber, Julian
Loach, Mrs (wife of Ken Loach)
Lobengula (Grave at Salford)
Lockwood, Anna
Lockwood, Betty
Lockwood, Sir Joseph (set by Neil Libbert)
Lockyer, Keith
Lofthouse, Nat
Logan, Peter
Locker, John
Lomax, David & Megan (set by Tony McGrath)
Lomax, Sir John Garnett
London, Brian
Loney, Martin
Long, Gerry
Long, Gerald
Long, Liz & Peter
Long, Pauline
Longbottom, Charles (set by Tony McGrath)
Longford, Lord (including set by Jane Bown)
Longhurst, Andrew
Longman, Mark (set by David Newell Smith)
Lonsbrough, Anita
Lonsdale, Norman (set by David Newell Smith)
Look, Barbara (set by Neil Libbert)

Box 6:
Loosemore, Sarah
Lord, Cyril (set by David Newell Smith)
Lord, Derek
Loren, Sophia
Lorentzen, Peter (set by Tony McGrath)
Lorenz, Tony
Losey, Joseph
Loudon, John (set by David Newell Smith)
Lough, Ernest
Louis XIV (portrait)
Loveday, George (set by David Newell Smith)
Lovejoy, Derek
Lovelady, Stephen
Lovell, Bernard (set by Tony McGrath)
Lovesey, Peter
Low, Bob
Low, Erna
Low, Gillian
Lowe, Daniel
Lowe, Bob
Lowe, Jeff
Lowell, Robert
Lowenthal, Richard (staff)
Lowndes, Commander (set by Neil Libbert)
Lowndes, Victor (including set by Neil Libbert)
Lowry, LS
Lowry, Pat (set by Neil Libbert)
Lu, Mr (Chinese trade delegation)
Luard, Nicholas
Lucas, Arthur (National Gallery) (set by Tony McGrath)
Lucas, Blanche
Lucas, John
Lucas, Laddie (set by David Newell Smith)
Lucas, Tony
Luckhurst, Brian (set by Tony McGrath)
Luczak, Lilli
Luders, Richard
Ludwig, Daniel
Lukes, Steven
Lumet, Sidney
Lumsden, Audley
Lumley, Joanna
Lundon, Jack
Lurie, Alison
Lutoslawski, Witold (composer)
Ly
Lyall, John
Lyden, Aernout van
Lyle, Sir Ian (set by David Newell Smith)
Lynch, Jack (set by Tony McGrath)
Lynn, Gillian (set by Tony McGrath)
Lyon, Kim
Lyon, Ronald (set by David Newell Smith)
Lyons, Bernard (set by David Newell Smith)
Lyons, Eric (set by Tony McGrath)
Lyons, John
Lyons, Stuart (set by Neil Libbert)
Lyons, Tony
Creator: The Observer Limited; Picture Desk; Observer Picture Library

General file concerning editorial content. Includes proposed ideas for articles, features and supplements.

Contains correspondence, memorandum and reports largely concerning: sports coverage; the property price index; the make-up of the newspaper; the British Press Awards 1985; travel pages; the property section; distribution of the Times; a profile of Armand Hammer; weekend articles; the position of the crossword; drugs in Britain; review schedules; novel serialisations; a home page; future features; recruitment editorials; a Mexico feature; editorial comparison between newspapers; editorial allocation; proposed articles; promotion; quizzes; biographies and memoirs; the Living section; the omission of world weather; April Fool's Day; New Year features; the editorial budget; new series; circulation; a book by Uri Geller; My Life in Pictures by Charlie Chaplin; layout; Sir Geoffrey Jackson; the Bonington expedition to Everest; Weidenfeld, publishers; Roy Jenkins; Averell Harriman memoirs; printing; biography of Ted Heath; Donald Wintersgill; the Observer house agreement with the National Union of Journalists (NUJ); law articles; the Sun; George Jackson interview; architectural features; advertisements; Ralph Nadar; motoring coverage; crossword compiler Ximenes.

Includes notes from editorial review meetings.

Primary correspondents include: Roger Harrison; Magnus Linklater; Donald Trelford; Nick Morrell; Ken Obank; John Nuttall-Smith; Richard Findlater.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Managing Director's Office; Roger Harrison

Donald Trelford's general correspondence with individuals and organisations beginning with K and L.

Correspondents include: Kambrook, Ghada Karmi, Gerald Kaufman, Caroline Keble-Williams, Robert Kee, Peter Kellner, Ludovic Kennedy, Adnan Khashoggi, Jihad Khazen, Tom King, David Kingsley, Glenys Kinnock, Neil Kinnock, Dr H Kissinger, Andrew Knight, Rhoda Koenig, Teddy Kollek, Verity Lambert, Diana Lamplugh, Felicity Lawrence, Mark Lawson, Leadership Skills Training, Clive Lederer, Colin Legum, Sue Lawley, Michael Leapman, John Lee, Anthony Lejeune, Bernard Levin, David Levy, Jeremy Lewis, Gordon Linacre, Magnus Linklater, Nicholas Lloyd, London Broadcasting Company Ltd, London Portrait, The London Philharmonic, London Weekend Television Ltd, Bob Long, Lady Longford, Suzanne Lowry, Richard Luce, Joanna Lumley, Jack Lundin, Robin Lustig, Candida Lycett Green.

Subjects covered: Article suggestions, complaints, job offers, payment of fees, invitations, acquiring visas to report from Saudi Arabia, letters of appreciations, praise for the Observer Colour Magazine, Third World Reports by Colin Legum, permissions and copyright, new Observer offices at Chelsea Bridge House, book reviews.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Editor's Office; Donald Trelford

Correspondence of Tristan Jones and Roger Harrison and various individuals and organisations.

Includes correspondence with or about: Linotype and Machinery Limited, 1977; The Library Association, 1976; Sir Gordon Linacre, on his knighthood, 1986; Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn, Inns of Court, 1977; Linotype Limited, newspaper publishing systems, 1986; Liverpool Daily Post & Echo, newspaper, 1981-1984; Lloyds Bank International Limited, 1980-1983; Rupert Murdoch, regarding the Lloyd Memorial (Printers) Convalescent Home, 1973;

Also contains correspondence relating to the following staff: Neil Libbert; Elizabeth Lightfoot; Iain Lindsay-Smith; Magnus Linklater; JC Littlejohns; David Littley; Nigel Lloyd;
Creator: The Observer Limited; Managing Director's Office; Roger Harrison