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Labour Party Conference calls for SPG disbandment

01 January 1991

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Labour Party Conference calls for SPG disbandment
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D8104906
Police
Public order

The Labour Party conference last Friday overwhelmingly approved
a call for disbanding the SPG and the illegal immigration unit
and urged that the Special Branch be brought under
parliamentary control.

Standard (Clos P) 1981/10/02 p2; Financial Times 1981/10/03 p4;
Guardian p4; Telegraph p9


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