News from 28/03/1985
1985; Gale Group;
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J. F. Bowman Major-General Director, H. Montgomery Hyde, Ian Hislop, John Naughton, Dorothy Hobson, E. N. Kelly Director, Fred Robinson, John Archer, Derek Cooper, Hortense Wackett, Anthony Clare, John Collis, Russell Twisk, Richard Combs, William H. Stubbs, John Tusa, Zenka Bartek, John Carter, Colin Baird, Louis Simpson, Simon Jenkins, Barry Fox, Calum MacDonald, Jim Hiley, Will Hutton, Christopher Cook, Dr. L. A. Anderson, Sarah F. Ward, Peter Fiddick, Frank Cooper, Professor J. D. Phillipson, Alun Lewis, Martin Fisher, John Cole, Fritz Spiegl, Alan Protheroe, Peter Lennon, Derwent May, Anthony Kenny, Gavin Millar, Steve Way, Alcuin, Paul Driver, Jonathan Aitken, Nicholas Kenyon, Susan Marling, Hugh Brogan, Richard Lindley, Paul Thompson, Benjamin Woolley, Richard Cork, Samuel Beckett, Mary Warnock,
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