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23 October 2000

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Domestic violence: memoranda of evidence Home Affairs Committee, (HMSO) 1992 pp123 18. Memoranda submitted to the Committee by twenty-two institutions and agencies ranging from the Home Office to the Women's Aid Federation.

Who paid for the Tory victory? Labour Research July 1993 pp11- 13. Examination of Conservative Party funding in the period leading-up to the 1992 general election. While company donations plummeted compared to the previous election donations from undisclosed sources increased.

D-Notice censorship lives on Moyra Grant. Open Eye 2 1993, pp10-11. A short piece on D-Notices and the media.

Parliamentary debates

Trade Union reform and Employment Rights Bill - Report Lords 26.4.93 cols 11-72 & 79-138 Freedom and responsibility of the Press Commons 23.4.93 cols 669-694 Sexual Offences Bill Commons 30.4.93 cols 1259-1301

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