ingham Palace break in. Police advisor, even if it means raising the ceiling!
some ol the more conscious, but atriotic backbench a CX Philip could not spend the montin une roval beeroom. ne could help to earn his keep by night. rejected or the grounds that because of une unceran nours ner N0a -jesty kept, it would involve Philip working on a flexible Roy Hattersley, DUl Labour s voice or moceranon was having none that Speaking for the Opposition CADGING FAGS off the monarch is the limit and such goings on have to be stopped. Parliament was quite clear on that when it oiscussed the buck.
, Eldon Griffiths demanded 'no technical measures be excluded from future protection of the palace'. He probably favours water cannon, armoured cars and a few Harmergers being deployed in une royal beacnamber — The announced its rellet thal no harm came to the Queen' and the great irish ps sic say fog alla slat gered. security, but none of them putting a fag machine on th wall willen coulu Have saveu anne troubles une airsl platoot, and Healey should be relishing the whole affair, when cla more to slake coll Ticence Tacher Whitelaw than anything they have done from the front ben ca. but rumours that cabou is planning its own break-in to downfall Government be discounica. of Tony Benn sitting on the bed asking Elizabeth appeared peful of improbable.
Three hundred and thirty Intee years alter removing tne head of Charles I in the name of progress, social democrac at the violation of the privac ot his descendant. Ho lUlls a unese LADOUI leader. DO' before this outeated Tene a relic , called the monarchy, so oil the mean.
mean: which establishment rules in Britain We do not need to suspend the BuckPalace Ingnam bloody family perience she could easily get a job in a cigarette kiosk.
By Jeff King EVERYBODY from Jimmy Hill, the players and the South African Breweries, had the best intentions in the world when they set up a tour of South Africa.
The fact that John Barnwell sacked and manager, players luke IVIlKe Channor are on a 'free transfer' and Smith of Spurs was hardnat porters, never mind the foo ball world, did not allow cash intluence their altruistic desire to promote race relations on the South African football fields Ted Croker the Football Association's secretary was surely being narsa on these plavers wher he said: "The tour is nothing to do with morals: it is about that all that interested them Money It is hard to belleve was getting about £5,000 a gamie. Advent The South African Breweries have a reputation secona to mone wach it conne to dealing with black people.
only a few weeks ago they uncl black labour force, selfishly demanding more money. Naturally the South Africal Breweries explained that they £890,000 to pay the overseas whose tour was going to nelp black people, and therefore they Hau lu wage increases. It is what is known as i long-term interests being
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should sack Elizabeth and her whole