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[…] work for them I had to sign the official secrets act. After a while they transferred me to the psychological warfare […]

[…] himself ticket #1 in the newly created and highly unwelcome ACT. My first interviewee was Len Girdlestone, the past senior lab […]

[…]to the police, to all your various baby mothers, in court, whatever, you know, you get very good at that. Not everyone can do it, I personally cannot act. Somebody asked me to walk across the room and film me and I start doing pretend walking, because I'm very self conscious, you know, you have the […]

[…]nbsp;   What did you say the name of the school was?ANNE HANFORD:  Mundella.  He was the architect of, I think it’s the 1871 Education Act.  He came not from Nottingham oddly but I think he came from Leicester the great rival of Nottingham.  But the grammar school because of[…]

[…]hich wasn’t a fortune but it kept me quite well and I was able to help my Mother and various things like that so I was glad to have that kind of contract.  Probably, it might of held me back a little bit in as much as that filming wasn’t easy. (Time 13:58)     You know, they put peopl[…]

[…]eren't allowed in. And they would go like this. And I would look away because I didn't they never came to see me. They weren't allowed to come in contact. There were two nurses, both of whose name was Williams one was very nice. The other one was not so nice. Although I'm sure she was doing her job […]

[…]'t far and our respective husbands  visited both of us. During  the last months of my pregnancy when I wasn't working during mid August in fact.  Lois Singer  11:56  I went back to visit my old haunts at the BBC. And there I found Cliff Michelmore like a dog with two tails, […]

BECTU History Project - Interview No. 290[Copyright BECTU]Transcription Date: ???Interview Date: 1993-08-10Interviewer: Alan SapperInterviewee: (Lord) Lew GradeTape 1, Side 1Alan Sapper : Well, I've got to mention your name Lord Lew Grade, and it's good to be speaking to you and interviewing you for[…]

[…]eft because if you're the government you're the one who's being probed and they don't like being probed, they've been so used to the Official Secret: Act. You know that both parties out of office have said they're going to abolish the Official Secrets Act. As soon as they get back into power they do[…]