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Barbara Hosking, Downing Street press secretary and pioneer of breakfast television – obituary

Barbara Hosking, Downing Street press secretary and pioneer of breakfast television – obituary
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Upstairs, Downstairs star Nicola Pagett dies suddenly at the age of 75

The actress passed away on March 3 after stoically dealing with her illness Pagett was best known for her role as Elizabeth Bellamy, the spoiled daughter of Richard and Lady Marjorie, in Upstairs, Downstairs in the 1970s The actress also starred alongside David Jason in A Bit Of A Do in 1989  Pagett released an autobiography in 1997 called Diamonds Behind My Eyes, which bravely detailed her diagnosis of manic depression   The actress was married to Graham Swannell from 1975 until their divorce in 1997; and they share a daughter, Eve.  Nicola lived alone in south-west London with her two Persian cats. She is survived by Eve and her sister Angela

Exposing how trade unions have been caricatured and smeared

IN A thoughtful piece about trade unions, the journalist and historian Andy Beckett made the following observation after visiting exhibition stalls at a Trade Union Congress conference. “Two were for campaigns about the victimisation of union members: the Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign, which fights for recognition of the brutal treatment of miners by the police during the defeated strike of 1984-85; and the Shrewsbury 24 Campaign, ‘seeking to overturn the unjust prosecution of 24 building workers who were charged following the first ever national building workers’ strike in 1972.’  “The trade union movement does not forget. That is one of the things that keeps it alive; but sometimes the past seems to matter too much.”

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