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Comments following riots, July 1981

01 January 1991

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Comments following riots, July 1981
refdoc September=1991

D8103468
Public order

Extensive comment on events following the riots. Includes
reports that new anti-riot weapons get Government's top
priority; criticism of the TV coverage of the riots and of the
Government's plan to delay economic help for areas affected
until order is restored.

Standard (Clos P) 81/07/14 p1,2,7,10; Financial Times 81/07/15
p1,10; Guardian p1,2,4,12,13,24; Times p1,2,8,13; Telegraph
p1,2,11


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