News from 12/09/1985
1985; Gale Group;
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Mat Coward, James Woudhuysen, John Roberts, Matthew Parris, John Naughton, Richard S. Lander, Mervyn Jones, Derek Cooper, Clancy Sigal, Peter Hill, Wendy Fisher Gordon, Anthony Clare, Roisin McAuley, Marek Kohn, Richard Combs, Wilfrid Shearman, A. Henry Baily, Chris Bidmead, Gavin Ewart, Jim Hiley, Leon, Dr. Anne Hayman, David Hunt, Rachel Billington, Martin Adeney, Martin Young, Michael Cockerell, Russell Davies, Justin Evans OBE, Sue Henshaw, Ronald Blythe, William G. Stewart, Richard Mullen, John Simpson, Maire Davies, John Cole, Donald Trelford, Robert Ponsonby, Fritz Spiegl, Hans Keller, Peter Lennon, John, Benjamin Woolley, Peter Foges, Richard Cork, Meredith Oakes,
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