Squeak for 'impartiality" 1982.
Mind and that get Robert So now we will have to wait until spring you was near squeak; or as Sir Alasdair Milne, managing director of BBC television says, it was 'a cock-up on a of the Board Thatcherite, but then so woulc vou be if vou were one of Bri. tain's richest landowners. Sown deputy chairperson Sir William Rees-Mogg another right-wing Tory. Just in case Trethowan's job has to be tion of Cinematograph sion wants broadcasting workers, to 'pull the plugs out' on what calls biased programmes Now you see Alaisdair and Williams against. Just would happen. ting a nice impartial explanation of why we should all be burnt to a cinder in a nuclear war those because he is going to lead us to some promised land.
We support Benn because we are for the rout of the Technicians TODIN TO sisting that what Sir lan, Sir Male The imagine Instead He was lucky: he asylum. But this is 1981 Tory Britain.
This application.
movement.
Dogan, protest letters
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Women would be wanting to sexist programmes.
Trade unionists would be inthey put their case for more jobs and better wages prospects are horrendous because they could actualthere is an alternative viewpoint to that of the BBC establishment and its boss, Maggie Thatcher.
DOGAN Tarkan's crime is that he is a socialist militant. He was the editor of the weekly newspaper Kurtulus (Liberation) and a former official of Maden-Is, the meta/workers union, escaped to England three months ago and applied for political Two weeks ago the Home Office refused Dogan's deportation would mean that he will almost certainly be sentened to death by the Turkish authorities.
Time is running out for Dogan. It is still possible to reverse the Home Office decision but it depends on quick action by the labour Rush resolutions, messages of support for addressed the Home Office to TSC, BM Box 5965, London Socialist
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of get before the military coup in Turkey.