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1. Tittle-tattle [Issue 47 - 2004]
... (c) www.lobster-magazine.co.uk (Issue 47) Summer 2004 Last¦ Contents¦ Next Issue 47 Tittle-tattle Tom Easton The ties that bind The treatment of Andrew Gilligan – blamed by the internal BBC inquiry while all his superiors escaped censure – throws a little more light on the tightness of the New Labour network. Conducting the investigation was Caroline Thomson, the BBC director of policy, who is married to Roger Liddle, Tony Blair's adviser on defence. Thomson and Liddle, whose role as a lobbyist while on the No 10 payroll was ...
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2. Spooks [Issue 22 - 1991]
... Langan, A Life With Food, Bloomsbury, London, 1990). Mike Jeffrey: Manager of Jimi Hendrix, MI5 counter-intelligence agent 50s. (Victor Sampson, Hendrix, Proteus, London, pp. 101-2). Michael Stokes: MI6 involved with Penkovsky (BBC TV 8/5/91). John Collins: MI6 London 1961-62 (BBC TV 8/5/91). Terrence Bennett: died 1978. Probably MI6 (personal information), taught in Malaya in the 50s and dropped out; moved from ...
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... didn't dictate timing, or subject matter, wording or targets for the letters. I felt it was strange that I, an unknown, was given such an important task. I felt he just wanted to create an impression of activity and organisation. In January 1984 BBC broadcast 'Maggie's Militant Tendency' which concerned, inter alia, relations between MPs and Tory Action. Neil Hamilton and Harvey Proctor sued for defamation and in September 1986 the BBC subpoenaed me to produce documents re: Tory Action in order to support their case. I ...
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4. Tittle-tattle 2 [Issue 43 - 2002]
... draft of a proposed bill that would greatly limit the reach of environmental laws on military training and deployment-- formally prohibiting the federal government from placing the conservation of public lands or the protection of endangered species above the needs of military preparedness.' (5) BBC block staff access to www.bilderberg.org Tony Gosling reported in an April edition of his PEPIS newsletter (http://www.bilderberg.org/bilder.htm#pepis) that the BBC have blocked access for their staff to his www.bilderberg.org website. 'A researcher at BBC Bristol attempted to access ...
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... out of prison, we were invited to see some people at BBC's Newsnight. We had been told by Wallace that among the visitors to his unit, Information Policy, in Northern Ireland, had been Alan Protheroe, who in 1986 was Assistant Director General of the BBC. Nicknamed 'the Colonel' in the BBC, Protheroe was, and may still be, a part-time soldier/intelligence officer, specialising in military-media relations. That the Assistant Director General of the BBC should be a state-employed psy-war specialist in his spare-time, with all ...
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... of the people at the centre of the Jeremy Thorpe scandal in the 1970s, and who subsequently claimed to have been working for MI5, was involved in a climbing accident in the Alps. Colin Wallace The Observer (12 December, 1993) reported that a proposed BBC drama-documentary, based on the Paul Foot book about Colin Wallace, had been scrapped. (The Observer had Wallace as 'former MI5 officer', but we'll let that pass.) Instrumental in kyboshing the piece-- on which a lot of money had already ...
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7. Tittle-tattle [Issue 45 - 2003]
... countdown to war, long-time UK advisory board member Jim Naughtie returned to the New York home of his alma mater, Syracuse, and thence to Washington DC where he spent time away from The Guardian in 1981 on his Lawrence M Stern Fellowship. A regular in his BBC Today studio back in London throughout was early BAP recruit Peter Mandelson, while his old friend and Project founder member Lord Robertson was busy trying to keep Turkey onside through his position as NATO secretary general. Possibly even busier on the war in recent months than all ...
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... book, its just a cunning cover for something else he's doing. Now you have to give credit where credit is due. BOSS deserves a pat on the back for that brilliant disinformer. It was such a humdinger that the whole of Fleet St., the BBC and TV networks fell for it. So much so that in all the eight major TV interviews I gave the commentator always ended up by suggesting that I might still be working for BOSS or the CIA or the KGB. When I handed my Inside BOSS manuscript ...
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9. Disinformation: From Euros to UFOs [Issue 40 - 2000/1]
... Young may have breached the OSA, it didn't matter because the secret wouldn't be secret much longer). EuroFAQ()distributed the text of a letter dated 7 August from the chair of the UK Independence Party, Jeremy Titford MEP, to the governors of the BBC. The letter included this:'...the news revealed by Andrew Neil, one of the BBC's presenters, on a recent Radio 5 Live breakfast show, when he said that the BBC's 'Europarty'- a group of senior staff at the BBC- had ...
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... right-wing causes. Its membership reaches beyond formal politics to include rising figures in finance, industry, academia, the military and the civil service. Media members include Economist political editor David Lipsey, Independent economics editor Diane Coyle, Times Educational Supplement editor Caroline St John-Brooks and BBC journalists Jeremy Paxman, Isabel Hilton, Trevor Phillips and James Naughtie. BAP's Origins The first recorded mention of the need for a 'successor generation' came in 1983 when President Ronald Reagan spoke to a group, including Rupert Murdoch and Sir James Goldsmith, in the ...
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