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Ref No	WEA/PP/H/75
AltRefNo	0561671
Collection	Bernard Weatherill Papers
Title	Hansard's Parliamentary Debates for the House of Commons with annotations and additions, 12 February 1985
Date	12 February 1985 - 18 February 1985
Extent	15 docs
Description	Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) House of Commons. 6th series, Vol 73 No 59. Tuesday, 12 February 1985. London, HMSO. Concerns the dispute between Neil Kinnock and the Prime Minister over the decision to prosecute Clive Ponting, when Weatherill feels there is an 'attempt to trap me into taking sides'. Also includes papers giving advice on Weatherill's chairing of the debate with his annotations that reject the recommendations of the Clerk of the House; newspaper cuttings commenting on the tenth anniversary of Mrs Thatcher's leadership of the Conservative Party; a copy of a letter from Mrs Thatcher to Neil Kinnock demanding an apology and the withdrawal of his statement about not believing her.
Notes	Previous reference number: WEA/PP/H75/0561671
Subject	Parliamentary debates
Related Person	Thatcher, Margaret, Baroness Thatcher (1925-2013), Prime Minister (1979-1990)
	Kinnock, Neil, (1942-), Labour MP for Islwyn (1983-1997), Leader of the Labour Party (1983-1992)
	Bradshaw, Kenneth, Sir, (1922-2007), Clerk of the House of Commons, (1983-1987)
	Ponting, Clive, (1946-), civil servant
Category	Printed publications
	Press cuttings
	Correspondence
Access conditions	This material is available for consultation at the University of Kent's Special Collections & Archives reading room, Templeman Library, University of Kent, Canterbury, CT2 7NU (specialcollections@kent.ac.uk).
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