Axing the poll tax in Scotland on press freedom
Third-torm Thatcherism has many precise objectives. One chilling facet of Thatcher's drive to feinforce the powers of the state has been her atternpr to cxercier a firmer idcological control on what can or cannot be broadcast.
Fierce opposition — including a 2+ hour strike by broadcasting and journalist unions — met Leon Brittain's blatant attempt to coerce the BBC board of governors to stop the showing of the Real Times programme, Mindful of this, the