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Policing and Labour Party Conference [1984]

01 January 1991

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Policing and Labour Party Conference [1984]
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Report and comment on today's Labour Party conference debates,
including a proposition that the police are guilty of organised
violence against miners and motions calling for black sections
within the Party.

Financial Times 84/09/29 p19; Guardian p26; Times p1,2; Observer
84/09/30 p1,2,4; Sunday Times p1,3,10,16; Sunday Telegraph p1,
40 ; Financial Times 84/10/01 p1,10;Times Tel

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