Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

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Socialist Organiser no. 170, 15 March 1984 · scan pp. 3–4 · Pit Strikers · about 221 words

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explaining exactly what the relationship is between her backing Britain and her immediate family backing something more immedately marketable, like mountains of cash.

These reports in the Sunday Times, usually one of Mrs Thatcher's most obedient poodles, when added to the regular reports in the Observer, amount in the eyes of some observers fication Minister's to a campaign of viliagainst the Prime family.

It was the News of the World - yes, the News of the World -which complained bitterly about the underhand methods used by the Sunday Times. The News of the World said the investigation revealed more about the poor standards of the Sunday Times admitted by the Sunday Times was that reporters filled in a phoney name when paying in money to the Dennis and Mark account.

(That's right. Paid money in. Is there a queue to have your account investigated by the Sunday Times?)

The gentle investigation continues. Most of the Tory papers (excepting, much to its own embarrassment the Sunday Times) tut-tut and deplore the loss of journalistic ethics while the Thatcher family remains blissfully immune from effective questioning.

Mrs Thatcher's office at No.

is said to be satisfied that it

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