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  1. BBC World Service announcement to British citizens in Kuwait (1990)

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    Public information

    All British subjects in Kuwait have been ordered by the Iraqi authorities to assemble at the Regency Palace Hotel.This message from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office was relayed by the BBC World...

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  2. Guardian accused of threatening national security (1984)

    Genre
    Interview

    Peter Preston, editor of the Guardian newspaper, speaks of his regrets over the publication of a document sent by Foreign and Commonwealth Office clerical officer Sarah Tisdall, about US cruise missiles...

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  3. After Rhodesian elections - UK reconstruction aid (1980)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with UK Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Richard Luce, about a financial contribution of seven million pounds from Great Britain...

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  4. Government documents leaked to City Limits - Journalist’s view (1982)

    Genre
    Interview

    Unidentified male journalist with the Middle East Economic Digest on the content of Foreign and Commonwealth Office documents leaked to the London magazine, City Limits. Male interviewer not identified...

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  5. Sarah Tisdall prosecution for leaks (1984)

    Genre
    Speech

    Parliamentary speech by Attorney General Sir Michael Havers on his decision to prosecute and the uphold the appeal relating to the conviction of Sarah Tisdall, former Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO)...

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  6. Guardian editor angry at jailing of Sarah Tisdall (1984)

    Genre
    Interview

    Peter Preston, editor of the Guardian newspaper, speaks of his shock at civil servant Sarah Tisdall’s six-month jail sentence after she leaked British Government documents to the paper. He also criticises...

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  7. Libyan embassy siege aftermath (1984)

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    Speech

    BBC World Service announcement from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office to British people in Libya warning that Britain is cutting diplomatic links and withdrawing its embassy staff from Tripoli, with advice...

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  8. Sarah Tisdall’s parents on daughter’s jail sentence (1984)

    Genre
    Interview

    Clerical officer Sarah Tisdall’s parents, Dr Michael Tisdall and his wife Jennifer, speak about their daughter’s imprisonment for leaking Government documents to the Guardian newspaper. They also talk...

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  9. Official secrets act purpose (1984)

    Genre
    News report

    Tim Crook? reports on the tenets of Official Secrets Act of 1911, and its current application in relation to the Sarah Tisdall case. Foreign and Commonwealth Office clerical officer Tisdall leaked documents...

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  10. Sarah Tisdall on prison sentence (1984)

    Genre
    Interview; News report

    Civil servant Sarah Tisdall is interviewed before starting her six-month prison sentence for leaking Government documents. She plans to appeal. Labour MP, David Winnick is supporting her and wants a review...

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